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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 16, 1816
Page
4
Dublin Journal change of editors and renewed editorial policy
The Dublin Journal announces a change of editors following the resignation of former conductors. The new editor, backed by Alder marn George Faulkner’s representatives, pledges adherence to constitutional principles, maintains rights and religion, opposes invective and immorality, and promises authentic foreign and domestic intelligence. Subscriptions cost 3 guineas annually, 3 pounds in town, with five pence per paper, eight o clock morning issue and a second edition each evening, publications on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Letters to the editor should be sent to Parliament Street, Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ert Lears
Aldermarn
George Faulkner
Jane
Chall
Dublin Journal
Ireland
Parliament Street
Cormon Hall
London
Wabest Kirby
Middle
Willliam Mounford
Eng
George Bridges
Company of Wheelrights
William Pickering
W Pickering
Pickentye
Altho
European convulsions and imperial notes from early 1816
The Mafla arrives with London Journals and papers from France and Flanders. Rumors claim France plans to recal troops as Europe seeks repose. Russian diplomacy praises pacific aims. Ottomans, Turks, and imperial power concerns loom. Madrass armies move in Indialand. Dekkan and Jaulng forces noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Flanders
Red Indies
America
France
Europe
Fae
Vienna
St. Petersburgh
Alexander
Altho
Russia
Madracs
M Tndin
Crtiey
Soinna Haa
Gwalior
Baran
Jaulng
Bombey
French Patriots Honored in Philadelphia Gathering
A Philadelphia assembly praised French chiefs Gouache Lefevre Desnouettes and Regnaud de Saint-Jean dAngely. A May 2 Masonic Hall event drew eighty guests with Peter S Duponédy presiding and John Dubarry as vice president. Charles J. Ingersoll lauded French citizens as excellent community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readineta
India
Philadelphia
Celie Statea
Washington
Nandveon
France
Maralial
Peter S du. Poneédy
John Dubarry
Charles J. Ingersoll
Essq
Hostilities in the Gold Coast and a British political note
An article outlines African tribes near Cape Coast Castle and the Gold Coast, noting Fantees and Ashantees, European forts, and slave trade terminology. It comments on dancing customs, geography, and the Carthaginian linkage, then reports London gossip about a ministry change and praises the current rulers' achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Coast Castle
Gold
Guinea
Charles 2d
Gulf of Guinea
Kingdom of
Dahomey
Africa
Benin
N. E
Gold Coast
Congo
Surinam
S. America
Unclear political voice hints at change in ministers or measures
The fragment discusses public envy toward ministers and the possibility of action or change regarding those individuals or their policies. It reflects a debate on whom the people should support and what should be altered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiai
Steam Boats Arrive at Dublin Bay for a Royal Visit
Reports say Dublin Steam Packet Company vessels near Howth may be ready to sail soon. Lord Lieutenant plans a cruise aboard one, while crowds gathered despite rain awaiting the arrival. The boats boast hotel like cabins for ladies and gentlemen and ports of call across the Channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Steam Packet Company
Dublin
Cork
Lord Patmension Letter to Cambridge University
The missive from Palmetton to Cambridge Members discusses an ongoing canvass ahead of a general election. He fears misrepresentation and seeks to maintain the confidence and voice of Cambridge, urging continued support as a representative in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Parnenstow
University of Cambridge
Europe
Ravent
Patmension
Stanhopesstrest
Sim
Hngh
Etia
Bank Dividends Paid Amid Market Rise and Debt Liquidation
London July 11 12. Bank cashiers began paying dividends to bankers merchants agents and brokers totaling seven million plus. Commissioners for liquidating the National Debt received dividends on several sums and foresee further purchases and unclaimed funds boosting securities. Money market looks favorable as bank stock rose and Omnium withdrawals reduce encumbrances with a plan to wind up war accounts without new loans. An Alexandria letter notes a dry unproductive spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Sea
South Sea
Fundy
Learter
Alexandria
Trade Turbulence and Rumors Ripple Through the Union
The piece notes high prices and scarce goods with farm items at varied rates and widespread distress. It reports political canvassing by Lord Palmerston and Mr. Lockhart, and a looming push against Algiers with Lord Exmouth. It mentions export restrictions on British cloths to the colonies and shifts in colonial commerce amid wartime disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.emall House
Lord Palmerstone
University
Cambridge
Lockhart
Oxford
University of Oxford
Chatham
Lord Exmouth
Algiers
Sheerness
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Admiralty
Ferdinand
Spain
Literary Notices and Upcoming Works in London
Notices announce forthcoming publications in London including The Florist’s Manual and a series on Statuary and Sculpture by Mr Datcaway with notes on English specimens. Other works include Philosophic Etymology by Dr Joan Claike and songs by Mrs Joanna Baillie and others. Mr Joan Brows previews Tree of the Macdot nella Lords of the Isles with cross-family connections and sources to resolve precedence claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Datcaway
England
Gitcunist
Joan Claike
Cambridge
Joanna Baillie
Lord Byron
William Smyth
James Hogg
John Stewart
Egrs
Belfast
Joan Brows
Royal House of
Stewart
Births and Marriages Chronicle From Grosvenor Square to Paris
Report on multiple births and marriages across London and Europe. Notable entries include the Marchioness of Downshire's delivery in Grosvenor Square and Catherine Odium's marriage at St Andrew's Church. Details cover officers of the 60th Regiment, aristocratic unions, and genealogical notes on the Mountnorris and Nesbitt lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grosvenors Square
London
Downshire
Pardwick-Street
Pertin
Saint Anne's Church
Dawson At
Annesley
Benson Harrison
Lond Lancashire
Louba Johnson
Alexander Johnson
Moleswortheutreet
St. Andrew's Clurch
Mr. Nevin
Holmes Bigram
Jane Catherine Odium
Price Hag
60Th Regiment
Roya
J. Austin Fay
Dorsete Street
Varsday
St. George's Church
Hanover Square
Brownrigg
Legis
Robert Brownrigg
Emma
Colebrook Nesbitt
Hawroyde
Halifax
Francis Hacket
Feq
Mowrhatt
Warwickshire
Mary
Tey
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Paris
Archtur Batlot Mountnorria
Hia
Richard
Viscoune
Valentia
Leeland
Otach Karl of
Augietey
Earl of
George Lord Lyttleton
Frankle
Abunas
Juana Bors
Asbie Howe
Gardiner
John Hayes
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