Window Glass Manufacture in Ireland Report Stirs Debate
Royal Dublin Society reports from the Wins dow Glass Committee that a regulated Irish plant could succeed despite coal costs. Freight savings and regional resources near Leitrim could support a viable industry, with imports and local coal quality cited as key factors. A subsequent Economy Committee note approves 100 pounds to Natural Philosophy and 50 pounds for promoting straw plait manufacturing.
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Thuralay
Ireland
Great Britain
Mac
Dublin
Neight
Réona
Joan Paneisss
Joy
Committee of Economy
Committee of Natural Philosophy
Recorder and aldermen hear Mathews on assault verdict
In a Saturday proceeding Recorder and Aldermen West and Jones heard Mr Mathews clerk to a late Private secretary receive judgment after pleading guilty to striking Mr Fitzgerald. The court, reviewing the case, imposed one week’s imprisonment and a fine of 1s 6d. Convictions against J Moran for obstructing a Market jury were addressed with leniency. he was bound over on his own recognizance. A separate arrest and discovery at Marlborough Street led to the discovery of a female body in a cellar and multiple lodgers awaiting inquiry. A murder trial at Leckhampton was noted for a forthcoming service of Rev. J. Smith.
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Mathews
West
Ory Jones
Fitzgerald
Sheriff Lamprey
His Majesty's Ass
J. Moran
Leeson-street
Baker
Dubi
Prinet
Cir
Witter Newgate
Finlay
Moran
Ned
Shaughnesay
Thig
Hocwixe Moanze
Iran
Peace Hinds
Marlborough-street
Come
Adang Ter
William Byrne
Dane Byrne
Catherine Byrne
Ody
Hinds
Biasty
Church Street
Holcroft
Lower Bridget
Roen
Cullen
Queen Street
MR. Brougham
Brougbumn
House of ‘Commone
Littleton
Canada
Wilsshire
Duke of Somerset
Paris Altercations Over M de Cheteaubriand Dismissal
The Paris papers discuss M de Cheteaubriand dismissal with Villele reportedly holding royal confidence. No successor named. Equitable Loan Bill fate uncertain in the House of Lords. British funds quiet with Consols around 94 as of morning. Possible royal visit in August if health allows.
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Dublin
Qupce
London Mail
Paris
M. de Cbateaubri
M. de Villele
M. de Cheteaubriand
House of Lords
Chateaubriand Dismissal Sparks Political Critique in Paris
From the Journal des Debats Paris commentary condemns the dismissal of M. de Chateaubriand as an inconceivable act. It questions ministers who betrayed constitutional aims, notes his moderate, conciliatory conduct, and warns that public opinion foresees harm to France’s future if power struggles prevail.
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DE Chatraubhiand
Journal Des Jiebats
Paris
Jones B
M. de Chateaubriand
Bonaparte
Duke D’enghien
Spain
Americas
France
Rainy extends its reach and crops quicken notes from Drogheda
A flood of damp weather slows fore stalls while a Northern traveler reports no rain there and dust covers the north of Drogheda. Amid hospital figures and dated entries a garbled financial tally hints at yearly hospital admissions and growing totals, reflecting a tense agricultural and urban climate.
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Drogheda
Airewaif Ikly
The Fords Saturday Night Rejected Schemein Peers
The Cham ber of Peers rejection of M de Villele s project sends shock waves through markets in Paris London and Hamburg The English funds and French rentes dip as investors pull back while a British agent seeks ministerial views on continental and South American affairs amid volatile securities and speculation.
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M. de Viilele
Chamber of Peers
Paris
Measra Rothschild
London
Frankfort
M.de Viele
Europe
South America
Fashionable Intelligence at Agrivata and London Theatre
A society list names Sir Wm Grant Lady Ker Grant Sir John K James Bart Sir Thos Whelan Colonel Browne Colonel Cooke Major Knox and clergy guests at Agrivata Cuttienham and a London theatre recap notes Mr Sinclair of Covent Garden debut as Prince Orlando in The Cabinet at the New Theatre with praised singing and acting and Royal Sovereign passengers docking at Holyhead.
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Agrivata
Cuttienham
Ker Grant
John K. James
Bart
Thos, Whelan
Browne
Cooke
Major Knox
Magauran
G. Emery
Vavasour
H. Baker
R.N
Mise Martin
Wynne
Mesery
John George
J. King
L. Boileau
B. Boileau
Sinclair
Covent Garden Theatre
New Theatre
Prince Orlando
Sinclsir
Milan
Florence
Charac
Rossini
Falal
Humby
Holyhead
J. O. Vandeleur
Messrs
Flucked
Horcey
Cottrell
Gowland
Davis
Taylor
Ward
Sir G. Pigott
Captain le Guery
Market Weathered by Dull Wheat and Butter Prices
The Doon market reports a quiet wheat trade with steady yet subdued prices across barrels and flour. Butter prices drift downward while oats, barley, and bacon show limited demand, with small supplies and tight markets across towns from Glasgow to Caxton and beyond.
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Jone
Odis & Ardhvance
Elie Gt
Ieee
Firkins
Warstrons
Jong
Batraday
Arkins
Lisrake
Rogheda
Caxton
Demerara
Jamaica
Dantzic
Canaia
Triah
Trish
New Do
Stirlingshire
Stirling
Beateh
Armill
Vis
al Gra'n
Tradt
Essex
Kent
Catia
Sia
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Bank Btock
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Can. Loan & P. Ct
Royal Canal
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Royal Irish
Patriotic
St St. Patrick
Shamrock
Dublin Gas
Hibernia Gas
Bea Wees
Descase A I Mining Company
Ares
Royal Irishining Co
Weeees Dui Coal Co
TUR Diblin Journal
Devenronr
Jung
FORDS
John Gavatier
Queen's
Denis Mahony
Kerry
Sir Robert Travers
Cork
Thomas A. W. Ensor
Donegal
Robert Goff
Roscommon
Charles Fawcet
Fermanagh
Win
Yduckett
Carlow
Waterford
Milford
Harlequin
Interford Mirror
Messrs. Roe
M’donnell
Patrick
Dublin Chamber of Commerce
Messis
Robert Joe
Thomas M'Vonnell
Paul Patrick
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Syyntigan
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Sir William Congreve
West Ham
Stratford
Blackwall
Neill
Frat
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E Neill
Strick
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