Excise Duties and Drawbacks in Ireland 1819 Schedule Text
A dense extract outlines excise duties on malt, tobacco, coffee, spirits, and related goods across Great Britain and Ireland, with rates per barrel or per pound, and details on countervailing duties and drawbacks for exports to Scotland, England, and Ireland. It specifies thresholds, strength limits, and dates such as July 1819, for malt, tobacco, and spirits, including duties on export and import within the United Kingdom and Ireland.
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Therala
Tyne
Hell
Britain
Scotland
Innkee Sar
Ion
Minas
Greitaite
Great Britain
United
Company of Merchants
Indies
Spain
Portugal
Brithia
Aesica
West Indies
Africa
United Colony
England
United Company
Howe
Ingland
Britein
Agia
Ireland
Scothand
Winchester
Sikes
Spirita
Ion Liee
Dreland
Treland
Bias Majely
Great Huntara
Sihe
Iceland
Iretand
Urelaud
Aerchants
Luwch
America
Wade
Fashionable gentry at Dublin social and court event
The article describes a Wednesday visit by Lord Lieutenant Earl de Grey to the Curragh meeting with the Turf Club, a grand ball hosted by the Countess of Darnley in London, and a lavish Hanover Square Rooms party with over 1000 guests. Attendees include Royal Dukes, the Persian Ambassador, and many nobles in elaborate dress, with toasts to the King and prosperity in Ireland. The Wellington Duke appears in Parliament in full uniform, and mentions a sale of residence by the Princess of Wales.
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Eaeure
Turf Club
Ireland
Major Kwan
Steares
Falbol
Sligo
Marquis of Sligo
Countess of Dannnley
Hanover-square Rooms
London
Codstream Regigment
Marquiee Exeter
Lady Grey
Earl of
Dukes of Kent
Sussex
Glouceston
Duke of Wellington
Gong Ovsgiey, Bart
Castlereagh
Tadyshi
Duchess of Wellington
Countess of
Darnley
Lardy Clirton
Misses Brownlow
Bed Fast
General Bliau
House of Peers
Princess of Wales
Lake Como
Rume
Law Report Kings Bench June 14 Drogehda Magistrates
Law report from the Court of Kings Bench and Drogehda Magistrates dated June 14. Prosecution by Pentony against Mestre Smith and Liirilonch. Counsel argued at length for both sides. The court unanimously refused the application with costs awarded to the prosecution.
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Court OF Kings Bench
Drogheda
Dublin Corn Exchange notes fair Wheat and steady flour prices
June 16 Dublin market reports a steady Wheat supply at 40x to 48s per barrel for prime, good demand for Oats and Oatmeal, flour prices steady at 25 1 1es per ewt, whiskey at 1l 0s 6d per gallon. Local entertainment and religious notices accompany a report on Moravian missions and a forthcoming historical sketch book.
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Dublin
Furmer
Ile
Hammersley
Panormo
Percival
Plaskeds
Haumetstey
United Brethren’s Church
Bishop-street
United Brethren
Greenlands
S. America
West India Islands
South Africa
Hottentots
Fartary
Folin Holes
Messrs
Dinsdale
Keene, Archer, &c
Suchor
Itas
Cork Muinim
Seothand
Alice
Ae Soler Gneral
Sas
Murder and rioting mark Kilworth and Waterford notes
Reports recount a Thursday murder near Kilworth after a fair, with plunder not the motive as property remained on the victim. Waterford, Cork, and Galway press cover civic elections, riot near Newcastle Windgap, and a whale catch near Round steve Bay. The accounts detail police and military steps to restore order, assaults on Hackett and a boy injured near Graize.
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Andrews
Kilworth
Cork Southern
Adam Rogers, Fay
Alderman Rogers
James Hackett
Waterford Chronicle
Roundsteve Bay
Connemare
Mrrisbeg
Colonal Martin
Phis
Goo— Garlay
Woo
Dth
Ming Tll
Keany
Hackett
Peery
Newcastle
Windgap
Watertont
Rere
Beng
Chinmel Plerald
Dean
Upper Lott
Thomas Haghton
Graizue
Wodier Tay
Sporting Intelligence at Derryecolloz Steeplechase
Report of a Saturday steeplechase at Derryecolloz featuring Bally and Cyclope among entrants, heavy ground from rain, Jackson's mare winning after about sixty leaps, followed by a five-pound purse race won by Jackson's whiteface mare. Attendance noted as respectable with social dinner at Mr Hamilton's. Further mentions Limerick races and boxing prospects.
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Darryscos
Wasran
Derryecolloz
H. W. Jackson
Bally
Ty Coatnodore
Mr. Hamilton
Cyclope
SyGrdéman
Chantry
Moore
Jackson’s Ware
Oeburne Kidd
BR. W. Jackson
Th. Whiteface
Funks
Hamilton
Pairinita
Agar
Potatoes and Grains Market Prices From 1660s Trade List
Market notes list prices for potatoes oats barley and beef with multiple entries per cwt per stone and per ditto. It records daily quotes for wheat oats beef pork and butter, including various grade labels and seller notes, from merchants and country prices.
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Camlow
Dona
Guly
Park
Clonmel
Ebon
Atia Harley
Bate
Adan
Ating
Susane
Himerick
Jinn Tate
Hégper
Fiebr
Cineca
S. Woah
Marriages and Deaths in Irish Local Notices
A fragmented 19th century notice lists marriages and deaths in Ireland. Entries mention Captain J. Manehal and Ming Birien. Lord Dunbuyde. Lady Browne of Brownhill Carlow. and other titled individuals. Several obituaries note Mrs. Moors of Cork and the late Sir John Downer, among others, with somber memorials and community grief.
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Bultevant Castle
Shaw
Eoy
Andergun
Hart
Fernoy
Waunns
Kay
Dasaghter
al Kilbride
County Carlow
G. R.avail
Ada
Dublin
Raowne
Brownhill
County of Carlow
London
Dominice Browe
Raod
Aviv
Hine
Kimerick
W. AP Firza
Anasa
J. Manehal
Vietvot
Ming Birien
Dunbuyde
Manis
Vans
Samogu Kvaa
Moors
Rickany Moun
Asajalaut Bocrester
Pi Biaerieb
CoMsnin
J. ConNens
Ray
Tewhoonry
Cheunstauess
Bia Ad Moraws
Cork
Jon Dawner
Ustanag
Dean Kuworth
Comaty Cork
Silach
Splesy
Joy Deworms
Bey
Castlemartyr
County Cork
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Grea Britain
Treand
Yandheo
Wheitol
Weil
Hentai
Tom Avers
Sristven
Leeland
Ug Pty
Sy Cerys
Brit
Cary
A. Ae
LAW Report
Provincial Intelligence
Sporting Intelligence
Livvrarick
Limerick
Jay
Loudun
Wee Donnelly
Oliver
Varad
Peres
Kelly
Curragh
Capiace Barclay
Zeueral
Rte
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