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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jul 10, 1818

Page

1

Fragments of 1816 Trade and Legal Notice Adverts

OCR text shows old ads for tea wine spirits and a legal notice. It mentions East India Company warehouse pricing, wholesale spirits, and a scheduled public sale of Mansion House lands in Milltpark for three years from May last. Also notes a public auction by the Remembrancer on July 2 1816 at King’s Strand.

East India Company Atte Hott Apwarde Dusen Maduira Bae Branty Reiland Thomac Dillon Treawu Milltpark Norong King's Sanu-quay Purstadt

Price of Irish and English Stocks in Yesterday’s Market

Summary of yesterday’s Irish and English stock prices. Bank stocks show varied figures with cents and percent notes. note Grand Canal Stock and City Bonds among others. English stocks list Bank of England rate, Red and Con abut bonds, and various per cent quotations.

Bank Ktnen Ating Fp. Ang Yudin Stock Isc

Paris Conspiracy Rumors Stir Dublin Journal

The Dublin journal reports arriving London issues with preach papers and mentions a rumored Paris conspiracy to threaten ministers king and constitution. Private letters claim Royalists implicated. The piece doubts the plot's reality, suggesting it may be a mere Getlun and urging caution amid sensational gossip.

London Paris Citra France Bonatar

German Trade Theory Amid English Competition

An Berlin based article argues English speculators ruin Continent markets by buying raw materials high and selling manufactured goods cheap. It asserts balanced exchanges determine trade, with cottons and wools offsetting each other, and claims England can supply finished goods cheaply while paying high for raw materials, harming German industry yet offering locale prospects in Berlin provinces.

Berlin Germany Sander Wall Souther England

Markets and prosperity cited in critique of English cloth trade

The writer laments rising wool prices and English competitive advantage from cheaper capital and transport. He argues free wool export and English wealth derive from aristocracy and finance, while German purchases threaten local cloth mills, and cities suffer higher taxes and beggary grows.

Billie Frou Tadanes Germany Frederick

Usury laws debated amid royal health news and royal progress

A late newspaper column discusses repeal of usury laws as beneficial to Ireland, noting abundant money and low interest. It covers the Queen’s Council meeting at Windsor with physicians’ reports on the king’s health, plus details of royal visits to Kew and preparations around the Princess Adelaide of Millingen’s London arrival and the Duke of Clarence’s marriage prospects.

Select Committee Ireland Queen's Council Windsor Duke of York Kew London Adulaide of Millingen Duke of Clarence Sic Pole Watford Uertfordauire Duchess of Prine Tun Avon C. Pole Grillon D.chems Tates Lord Keith Earl Francis Burdett Sir Francis Burdett Hyde Park Wertusinster Strand Crown Sud Dudley North Dunbar Biggts Charles Townshend Win. Peel Trdworth

Monacuan Galway Longford Elections Aflame Campaigns

General election reports show Monaghan Galway and Longford contested by multiple candidates. Westurna Westenra and Leslie vie for Monaghan seat amid Protestant and Catholic Emancipation debates while Galway marks Sm yth Prendergast Blake contests amid corporation influence and popular mobilization. Longford revels in grand processions for Lord Forbes as supporters praise his magistracy and charity. crowds light bonfires and celebrate with dinners and toasts responding to the election outcomes.

Monacuan Cony Weatenga Leeux Hume Col Leslie Humphry Bente Bunem Bun Ninon Moorgomery Westeurn Col Lucas Westerns Mqs Gore Corry Major Richardson Lnto Westenra Sherff Leslie Ireland Monaghan Dacre Hamilton Westearn N Momomery Door Galway Mathew Thomas Smyth Charles Blake Merlin Pach Me. Smyth Michael George Prendergast Bey Janes O'lara Westlodge Hlake Valentine Bhike Martin Joseph Biak Brook Lodge Juin D'Arcy Kiltolla Mpreedergant MeiMake Preudergast Blake Cumoty Galion Corporation Sonn Ay Longford Longford Waiteat Buibesssor Lungford Newtowns Forbes Granard's Gates Buch Langlord Longfort Degop Thomas Fetherstone Bart Love Aigeworth Edghworth Vieguunt Forbes Elweworth Apesker

Cork Election Day Echoes in Hibernian Court Testimony

On July 7 in Cork the polling resumed with Sir John Newport and Bart. Hutchinson featured in speeches. Newport defended government harbour grants amid praise for public spirit, while Hutchinson and Colthurst thanked electors and urged peaceful conduct as vote tallies began. The scene showed broad civic support for parliamentary representation.

Hastings John Newport Joan Cork Waterford Bart Hutchinson Olivere Beamiah Joshin Massey Hanvey Limerick Ireland Nicholas Galthurst Harvey N. Colthurst

Contested local election scene sparks court disquiet

Court hears agitation over a proposal to reveal a voter's identity amid a tight poll. Candidates and supporters deny knowledge of the proposer while the sheriff and others defend the integrity of the proceedings as voters cast ballots amid heightened tension.

Westminster Election Letter From Sir Francis Burdett

A damaged Westminster election letter from Sir Francis Burdett thanks supporters and pledges to honor the struggle for liberty. The message lauds English liberty, references the Reform movement, and commends citizen devotion while noting divisions among reform factions. Signed by Burdett, dated July, with committee names listed.

Francis Burdett Itu Irda Mrooksy Francis Electoraal Westminster

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