Debates Over Exchequer Bills and Unfunded Debt
In a British parliamentary session, discussions centered on Exchequer bills totaling 35.6 million with an additional 5 million applied to current year service. The main issue was the impact on unfunded debt from new issues, including estimates of a 100,000 deficit in the quarter ending January and a 70,000 surplus in the next quarter. The Chancellor and MPs examined surplus estimates, regulations were read, and the committee was ordered to resume on Monday with remarks from Sir W Burroughs, Sir John Newport, and Mr. Alderman Atkin before adjournment.
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Tierney
Haakisson
Querday
Ain
Arbuthnot
Peet
Buenos Ayres
Brazil
Lecor
Artigas
Montevideo
Peru
Belgrano
San Martin
Chili
Lima
Freire D'Andenade
Portugal
Vienna
Brazils
Portucat
House of Commons
L'Ax
Readership grows as Dublin Journal expands to twenty columns
The Dublin Journal announces enlargement to a twenty column sheet. It pledges independence from party influence, upholds the British Constitution, and aims to inform with factual records and fair deduc tions. The editors thank readers for patronage and promise further improvements while maintaining impartial coverage.
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Dublin Journal
SeAL Engraver Announces Move to Upper Ormond Quay
Stone Seal Engraver Borgr M'Question of Parliament Street relocates to No 1 Upper Ormond Quay. He thanks patrons for past support and invites continued encouragement as he resumes business. An apprentice position and a sermon notice accompany the publication.
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Ormond.quay
Dublin Journal Notes on Markets and Change
The Cheeter Mail prints the London Journake of Sunsay with little new. Stock prices stay high while mail revenue falls short of annual expenditure. A new plan is urged to balance books, with radical change and innovation seen as necessary. Mr Country from TANITAKT plans to visit.
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London
Country
Tanitakt Intenets
Dublin Chronicle Attacks Loyals as Debt Weighs Irish Revenue
The article laments Ireland's stagnating national debt while revenue falls, warns taxation cannot meet public needs, and urges new, efficient measures to unlock Dublin's vast resources. It notes slow Mansion House subscriptions, suffering lower classes, and criticizes the so called talented men hiding Catholic Emancipation behind rhetoric. It accuses loyalists of misusing religious rhetoric to attack the Constitution.
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Ireland
Dublin Chronicle
Grorag Hitt
Billingsgate
City Assembly Elects Alderman and Notables
The City Assembly House saw the Sheriff and Commons elect an Alderman to succeed Thorpe. John Kingston James won with 53 votes, over Drury Jones 45 and Robert Harty 18. Other items note Master and Wardens elected, college certificates awarded, and jail commissions amid various notices.
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Sheriffs and Commons
City Assembly House
Thorpe Decessorr
Commons
Board of Aldermen
Mesers
J. Kingson James
Drury Jones
Hubert Harty
J. Kingston James
Robert Harty
John Kingston James
ConpoRartion of
Barsers Surgeons
Daniel Frederick Ryan
Summerhill
E.q
Mesers Connolly
Norman
Marnock
Ranelagh
Upton Thyne
Bolton-street
Distress Appeal for a Poor Family of Eight Children
An impoverished man with seven children seeks charitable aid. He cannot clothe or feed his family and requests small donations, stating one shilling to one and threepence suffices for a single day’s meal. Donations are welcomed via Kennedy and Bater on Grafton Street, O'Reilly at College Green, and Henry Smyth at 101 Grafton Street, at the paper's office.
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Cluthhet
Humane
Kennedy
Grafton-street
Bater
O'Reilly
College-Green
Henry Smyth
Parock
Thomas Walsh
Gragawh
Kekenny
Waterlad
Chardek Road
Peerty
Ruttiind
Biok
Newrath
Balkenny
Honingateross
Devi
Harvest Market News Signals Abundant Crops Across Regions
Reports from Belfast, Newry, Waterford, Kilkenny, and Cork note widespread harvest optimism with oats and potatoes in abundance. Prices for oatmeal and potatoes fall while new crops like wheat and barley show promise. toll-free provisions boost market confidence amid easing demand. Local papers cite strong harvest prospects and labor demand in coming weeks.
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Europe
Belfast News
Robert Bateson
Belvoir
Wilson
Donegal
Malone
America
Liverpool
Newry
Wynne
Stga
Suze Journal
Harris
Hihly
Bennet
Hyland
Damah
Hayden
Bere
New-market
Kilkenny
Thomastown
Waterford Mirror
Kiltonan
Liberties
Limerick
van Lohd
Mayo Paper
Grand Jury Commission Dates and Royal Proceedings
The Longford Tyrone circuit announces Grand Juries sworn in Longford Tyrone and other counties with formalities. It notes criminal and civil business to proceed after swearing, requirements for witnesses, obligations to return informations, and fines for neglect. Also mentions naval and military dispatches, Peru and Brazil war news, and a financial statement in Parliament with broad revenue plans and debt considerations.
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Longford
Cavan
Cara
Fermanagh
Janse Daly
Justice Fletcher
Franks
Richard Beringisi
Crown Office
William P Lefanu Esq M R LA dies in Dublin at 44
Describes the death of William P Lefanu in Camiden Street at forty four, noting his literary attainments, charity, and Christian piety. Highlights his role with The Farmer's Journal, bequests to St Peter Church and parish schools, and the solemn burial at St Peter’s Church read by the Archdeacon. Describes the sorrow of friends and the public loss to charity.
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Camiden-street
William P. Lefanu
M.r.la
Dublin
Thum
St. Peter Church
St. Peter's
Dubin
Byng denies hiring Oliver to entrap Leeds detainees
Maj Gen Byng hind addresses claims that Oliver was employed to entrap the Leeds prisoners. He asserts no truth to the charge and that Oliver did not know meeting places or attendees. He states he was not empowered to hire anyone for information received. An Evening Paper reports Oliver attempted similar manipulation in Liverpool to incite a general uprising. The piece also notes tax cuts for Wales, iron trades in Glamorgan and Brecon, and various other international notices and historical figures.
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Byng Hind
Leeds
Oliver
Liverpool
Leeds Mercury
Friends of Revolution
London
Wales
Madocks
House of Lords
Maritime
Caimbrian
Glamorganshire
Breconshire
Staffordshire
Norfolk
Virginia
Marquis de Dangeau
Madame de Gentis
Louis XV
Duke de St. Simon
Princess of Wales
Parma
Bologna
Little Republic
San Marino
Lts
Konipler
Ancona
Procadi
Rome
M. Sastig
Stial
Faum
France
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Toasnar
Testerdat
Trragury Billy
Gov. Security
Lie Dublin Journal
City Assembly
Trinity College, Dublin
Gayne
Kenny
M'Master
Moore
Bradshaw
Jun
M'Caul
Sen
Crampton
Darby
Mre
Hassard
Lloyd
Molyneaux
Jerrard
Darley
Mason
Collins
Martin
Hatton
Robinson
Mr. Johnson
Despad
Hughes
le. Stokes
Chute
Cooke
Gallagher
Campbell
Is Thompson
Qu Gley
Critchley
Fishbourne
Durley
Sloward
Sandys
Lube
Sankey
Wiliam Hetherton
Patrick Kitzsimons
Kells
Patrick Lynch
Lailer
Bryan Cullen
Ayrshire
Prince Blucher
Carlsbad
Prussia
Journal Des Nebats
Clauding Plolemy
M.vanbe Halma
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