Paris and Wirtemberg headlines from mid June
The Paris papers dated the 12th and 13th report disturbances over provisions now quelled. German reports confirm the Wirtemberg King dissolved the assembly after constitutional plans were rejected and ordered members home. Wheat prices rose over fresh arrivals and barley, peas, beans, and oats show a quarterly price hike with brisk demand for shipping use.
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T.ondon
Paris
Jean
Wirtemberg
Colin-Exewaxer
Jone
Independent Dublin Journal Enlarges Size To Twenty Columns
The Dublin Journal states it has enlarged to twenty columns to preserve independence and avoid party venom. It pledges impartiality toward all sides, gratitude to patrons, and continued effort to inform with factual records and just deductions while avoiding personal invective.
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Dublin Journal
Ori
Second Edition Paper Delivers Latest Evening Intel
The paper announces a second edition issued on publication days to bring intelligence down to the latest moment accessible by the Post Office for an Evening Print. This update emphasizes timeliness and continued dissemination of information through refreshed editions.
London Journals Report on Trials and French Turmoil
The Dublin Journal notes Tuesday London Papers with a trial report naming Dr Waryson and associates Hooren Pageton Tuistis as Not Guilty. Attorn ey General dropped prosecutions. France sees disturbances while Netherlands forecasts a harvest. discussions on Habeas Corpus continue in the Lords with an amendment limiting duration.
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Waryson
Furthe
Hooren
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Tuistis
Woon
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Plate
France
Netherlands
Moray
Lord SirmouTe
Earl Gaoavenon
Dublin Riots and Food Scarcity Debate in City
A long debate reports a 140 majority stance on order during a Thursday in Dublin. The Lord Mayor oversaw crowd control, preventing outrages and preserving tranquility. Observers note arriving country people seeking aid amid distress, with prices on meat fish vegetables fluctuating but potatoes scarce. The piece urges frugality and reduced consumption to meet needs, emphasizing careful meal planning and waste reduction by households.
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Mayar
Dublin
Cobourg Gardens Sunday openings condemned by Dublin paper
A reader condemns Sunday evening openings at Cobourg Gardens and praises the local association for moral reform. The writer urges steady efforts to uphold religion and good order, promising support and patronage to a paper that champions virtue.
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Cobourg Gardens
Dublin
Old Spain colonies war report from New York papers
New York papers to the 29th ult furnish state of the war between Old Spain and colonies. Brig Golden Age from La Guira reports recapture of Barcelona on April 7 with a brutal massacre after a church defense. Bolivar and Pforales march toward Caraccas, each with 5 to 6 thousand men, while an insurgent brig has captured a Spanish felucca with 6000 Spanish dollars. A Baltimore passenger freed, prize sailed to Maracaibo. Also a Gay-Lussac table shows gravities of gases, hydrogen lightest and hydriodic ether heaviest.
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Old Spain
Golden Age
Harris
la Guira
Barcelona
Leguira
Caraccas
Bolivar
Pforales
Alex. Thompson
Porto Cavello
Laguira
Mr. Spencer
Baltimore
Felucca
Fiberty
Maracaibo
Report on Dublin distress fund and rice relief efforts
The Lord Mayor chaired a Mansion House meeting presenting the second report of the Dublin distress and industrious poor fund. The committee detailed increased receipts including 2001 from the Lord Lieutenant and 5001 from the Bank of Ireland, and allocations from a Rotunda concert and Duchess of York. They described continued employment grants, rice distributions at 5 pence per pound to the poor, and plans to import more rice to ease shortages while warning that funds may run out to pay laborers within a week. The Attorney General praised the committee and noted the Lord Lieutenant would apply additional funds from public sources.
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Earl of Longford
Downes
Fox
Sarisant
Johnston
E. Baker
Gregoryy
Mansion House
C of
Dublin
Bank of Ireland
Duchess of Yorser
Rotunda
America
Bern
Public Funds Sought For Relief In Dublin Distress
The Attorney General urged a fresh subscription to aid the poor, with Lord Lieutenant and Lord Chancellor backing the measure. Examples of sacrifice were urged, and a new committee would apply funds, while speakers discussed employing more people in artificial works and river works to ease hardship around Dublin.
Fragmentary 18th century meeting notes with procedural praise
The text records a chaotic debate where contempt is claimed, a unanimous resolution thanking Lord Whitworth, and procedural moves by the Attorney General. It mentions the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Mayor, and a Charity matter carried with agitation before adjournment.
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Lord Whitworth
Theatre notes on Mia Kessy and a bold stage act
The article previews Mia Kessy performing with her Bedefs in a Monday show. It highlights her appeal to a mixed Irish audience and promises a unique variety of entertainment. The piece emphasizes her charm, beauty, and the strong local support she enjoys.
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Mia Kessy
Lee
Iri
Dublin Society honors Greecke and notes global affairs
Excerpts celebrate Sir Charles Greecke for museum work and a gold medal from the Dublin Society. Proceedings touch on British influence in the Junian Isles, potential surrender of Parga, Persian elephants in St Petersburg, a curious incident with an elephant, finance anxieties, and a humane device to reduce animal suffering in kitchens.
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Dublin Society
Sir Charles Greeecke
Charles Giesecke
Constantinople
Porte
Junian Isles
Tarke
Parga
St. Petersburgh
Sciat
Persia
Russia
Petersburg
Department of Fnance
Sociecy
The Markets Drift Amid Dull Grain Trading
Market notes say dull trading across corn and grain with little business done yesterday. Prices remained firm on prior advances seen in London and Liverpool markets while state supplies rose and insecurity in out ports encouraged grain movement. Grinding Burley scarce at 369 to 331, flour steady, Americas 926 per parcel, Irish demand up, potatoes plentiful at 9s to 9s 6d.
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Liverpool
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