UK grain imports open to foreign wheat and flour
A late nineteenth century notice states that Great Britain and Ireland will open ports for the admission of foreign wheat for the three months starting February and foreign flour limited to Great Britain. The regulation follows the grain admission law, with a cautious forecast of supply and minimal likelihood of broader foreign access.
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Great
Uritain
Great Bricain
Ireland
Great Beilala
Terror Among Hie Mbjésts In St Domingo Conflict
Flemish reports from St Domingo describe Christophe bringing terror to royalists and Jews along the coast of South America. Many fled their dwellings. ships from Flushing show 1769 vessels last year, with more English ships than other ports.
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St. Domingo
Christophe
South America
Flushing
Street Begging Targeted by Dublin Civic Effort
Saunderu's News-Letter reports on the push to suppress street begging in Dublin. Aimed at rallying public support, the article argues for a comprehensive plan, including a subscription and judiciary funding, to provide shelter and curb mendicity while condemning vagrants and street alms. It notes an incident where a passerby was insulted and harassed by a beggar, illustrating the problem. The piece ends with a donor receipt from Robert White of Grafton Street to the Debtors' Friend Society.
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Olin
UBL
Tilo
Tiport
Phomas-Tayeor
B.D. i Grattan
Ita
Peter's
Bk Coed
Tata
Seth
Saunderu
Merat
Dublin
Gur Strecia
Graton-street
Socid
Mpon
Robert White
Grafton Street
Debtors Friend Society
Alderman James
Ivy Pounds
Ghosts and accusation haunt a classically haunted bedside vigil
A tale recounts a death at home as relatives and clergy discuss a restless ghost that visits Mr Annesley. Verses describe Allen’s specter returning to the bedside and accusing the gentleman of murder, urging divine justice and threats of violent retribution. The prose links the haunting to the belief in innate piety and moral judgment.
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Erie
Agnerey
Balief
Elexuonovgi
Corageous widow and daughter aided by subscription appeal
A citizens pension appeal describes how Senator Lucas provided for his widow and daughter in poverty. A committee will raise funds to purchase a residence for their joint lives and ensure comfort in old age. Subscriptions are sought through local banks and offices.
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Wilconvey
Daibtin
Mreteas
Uae
Lucas
Viscount Newcuuuny Mears
George Latouche
Wm. Alexander
Hart, and Company
Ruben Slaw
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DRI Tan
America
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Lae
Irelasd
Mabon
Ellie
Ae Viniliee
Pinhutffs
Hp Tile
Soeaton
Rammiu
Boks
I Hanmer
Thomas Batt
Messrs
Hawistos
Dominick
Salomon
Iload
Huey
Medie
Callwell
Colleren Nowhory
V. MomumiAresty
Aletter Mediciat
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Livari
Hasry Bieka
Don Wingond
Peoualy
Galway
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Ali Owen
Endorenes
Pitty
Lycers
Patrick
Congray
John Taaffe
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Mayond
Aghadereco
Coonly
William Meany
End Bits Indoraens
Javees White
Joseph and
John Coppinger
Charles Calanane
Stephen Coppinger
Middietop
Wiliam Willard
Killea
Farmer
Kia Inddriegs
Jobe Barsey
Carrawlowhill
Philip O' Hennessy
Poundkooper
Save Place
Richard Kenelich
Cariby
Tonkespar
Jeaae Carroll
Tinsbor
Hobert Kemp
Koo-wonger
John Hoare
Sadler
Shaw
John Hennessy
John O'Reilly
Willan Alleruethy
Richard Jeffcos
David Kuttcaby
Lanregee Bourke
Carrtowhil
Eineel Baerke
Uarrytowhil
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Cartowhill
Willian Horley
Carrigage
John Clanry
Woodstock
O'Brieny
Geat
Cove
Micharl
Horogat
St Berryfavehill
Job Tea
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Nkey
Shard Weight
Cuakar
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DR. Lucas
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Jerusalim
Quitthuy
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