07 Jul 1814
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 07, 1814
Page
1
Irish Chancellor in Commons outlines budget for Ireland. Proposed duties target customs, with drawbacks for exporters. Debate centers on taxing imports and handling rent and welfare, amid tensions over land and clergy reform.
An 18th century report describes bank note disturbances across Meath and Louth with widespread grief over paper currency harming trade. It cites robberies and brutal assaults in Kilkenny and near Limerick, detailing attacks on farms, homes, and livestock as masked assailants operate in secrecy.
A 19th century notice records the marriage of John James, son of Sir Walter James James, to Lady Emily Jane Stewart, daughter of the Earl of Londonderry, at Mount Stewart in Berks. The ceremony was performed by Sir Hervey Brice Bates with witnesses including family members and nobles. subsequent details mention a reception and connected social events.
Reports from headquarters Montreal detail an April 16 convention between US Brigadier General Winder and Colonel Buynég for mutual release of prisoners of war with limited exceptions. The text outlines parole rules, exchange duties, and duties for officers and soldiers, plus a note on Canadian applicability and a Lisbon packet update.
The document records an arrangement involving the Prince of Wales debts and payments, detailing warrants, signatures, and offices in a formal royal financial context. It references the Prince of Wales revenue, quarterly payments, and approval by officials in the Exchequer and Treasury, with names and titles appearing in archaic spellings.
Fragmentary notes show discussions in the House of Commons on Ireland’s finances. Sir W. Fitzernaub cites an £80 sum and outlines the burden of taxes and contributions to the Ireland charge, detailing the deficit and the Consolidated Fund shortfall.
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