Dublin and London Journals Arrive with Foreign News
The London Journals of Tuesday arrive with French, Flanders, and Dutch papers. Foreign news is not very interesting. The Haber Corpus Suspension Act discussion in the House of Commons on Monday drew 978 to 111. Irish affairs fill our pages, leaving little room for other political commentary.
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London
Flanders
House of Commons
Suppression of Mendicity in Dublin and Ireland 1817
A detailed account traces the Mendicity suppression movement from its revival after 176A through the Dublin plan led by the House of Industry Governors. It covers Edinburgh and Munich experiments, the Dublin committee meetings, and the 1817 circular inviting support, with lists of key subscribers and officials, and notes on related Irish market and famine distress developments.
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House of Indutry
Ynomijon
Count Rumrarp
Munich
Bavaria
Hamburgh
United Kingdom
Edinburgh
Scotland
Belfast
Inquirer
Dublin
Oar
Popether
Scould
Nadaely
Hiesé
Thinneil
P. Sattoache
Gulanen
Dr. Thorpe
Wm. Shaw Maca
Mort de Pisientie
John G Guinness
Guinness
Francie Corbett
Roderic Connor
John K
House of Industry
Alto
Abia
Asociathon
Wbjbet
Friends
Dannon Street
Chen
Evw
Groves
Sir Edward Stanley
Edward Scott
Meare
P. D. Latouche
C. Orpen
M. D. M. Monterrat
R. Lanigan
Vandeleur
John Ball
J. C. Walker
Commission of Oyer and Ter Miner Opens at Ses Aiona House
Yesterday the Commission of Oyer and Ter miner, or General Gaol Delivery, opened at Ses aiona House Green-street before the Honourable Barons George and M Cleland. The City Grand Jury and County Grand Jury were sworn in with numerous names named as foremen or members.
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Sesaiona House Green-street
George and
M.cleland
City
Sanuel W. Tyndall
John Phipps
John Porter
Robert Hayes
Gedrige Holmes
Thomas B. Smithson
William Jameson
Sionel Duff
Thos
Sherlock Wm. Allen
Chas. Thorpe
John Byrne
Charles Smyth
John Walsh
William Glynn
Athew Law
John Twycross
William Leet
William Milling
William Kennedy
Samuel Leith Boursiguot
Tuba Caldwell
Charlee
John Osbrey
Thomas Woodhoune
Joseph Bernard
Henry Eggtese
Joseph M'Dermont
Ignatius Callaghan
James Fagan
Patrick Murray
Nicholas Kidshl
Mark Long
Arthur Perrin
Henry Standish
Juin Moulds
George Stephenson
William Whitenaft
Bears
Dublin Grand Canal Docks Debate 1810 Memoirs Exposed
The article details memorials by the Grand Canal directors offering dock space and ground for 100,000, arguing the Grand Canal docks offer deeper water and fresh water supply. It cites customs officials backing east yard docks near the Custom House and objections by Lord Lieutenant and inspectorates over revenue and navigation needs.
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Dublin ‘Journal
Grand Coast
Tecomeien
House of Colymans
Amd
Stoker
Grand Canal
Duke of Richmond
Bear Docks
Custom House
Customs
Dublin Bar
Dublin
Custon-House
Liffey
Shannon
Barrow
Ireland
Grand Caoal Company
Grace
Castlecoote
Robert Wence
W. Rowey
John Jocelyn
Pole
Quatome
Ceeel
Pele
Lindon Wert
Atten
Furl
Perther
Laddsm
Weet India Docks
East India
Brittol
Seeveral
Great Britain
Courtney
Grand Cential Sea
Grind Canal
West Indies
America
Wall Out
Dublin Corn Market Dull Trade and Price Drops
Our Market yesterday was dull with few buyers. American Flour, recently sold at 95a, was offered at Q65. Oatmeal fell 4 9 per cwt amid fine weather and positive interior reports. Wheat oats and barley also priced lower but few sales occurred. Bread prices weakened. Biron loaf quoted at 4d, bon, Sd, and quartero at 2d.
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Cork
Carlide
Wm. Shearman
Greenville
Kilkenny
Shearman
Dewar
Derry Journal
Limgaiin
le. Ltd
S& Stone
Limerick Chronicle
James Eilard
Kilmallock
Government of Ireland
William Gregory
Fund For
Killaloe
Hastings
Curragh
Balinvana
Hed Bog
Bennett
Ellard
James Cooper
Patrick's Well
George Tuthill
Soho Green
Greenmount
Richard Dickson
Roscrea
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