Tea monopoly critique and parliamentary notices
A broad discussion condemns East India Company tea monopoly causing a 2,200,000 annual burden on the country. Arguments urge open trade with China, regulatory reform, and Treasury action. Also listed are Irish church rates, mint currency plans, revenue inquiries, mining proposals, and parliamentary adjournment notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Homburgh
East India Company
Osing
The
India Company
Goment
Merita
China
Europe
Leset Beordelat 2E
Insurrection Act address in Limerick magistrates
At a Sessions in Limerick Mr Blackburne spoke on the Insurrection Act noting a calmer winter and fewer severe crimes than expected. He warned against insurrection rumors, affirmed local tranquility outside a small area, and described intensified policing and arrests as preventive measures. He adjourned the court to March 25. From the Limerick Obiter: a farmer reported five men near his home. Gow pursued them but failed to catch them, likely a planned robbery. Additional items note sheep thefts near Abbey and Movanna and unconfirmed reports of Sheehan’s arrest in Cork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
Blackburne
Dubas
Benjamin Gow
Fenele
O. Clare
Old Abbey
Shana- Reet
Movanna
Cork
Sheehan
Death of Luke White and Parliamentary Vacancy
An account reports the death of Luke White, Esq. at his Hertfordshire seat while speaking with Mrr Marden. His passing creates a vacancy in Parliament for Leitrim. He rose from modest beginnings to wealth and station, leaving families with his example of patriotism and civil and religious liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke White
St. Allan's Hertfordshire
Births and marriages in 19th century notices
Fragmented entries list births in BIRTHA and Maretarus regions and marriages across Ireland and England. Notable names include George Kernan, Hlalmes Dragoon Guards, Althe Heath, Astley Cooper, Leonard Dobbin, John Keogh, Judith Moony, J. P. Byre, Rowe, Jane Lester, John Barry, Mary Anne Richey, Eleanor Creen, Alicia Mary, Captain H. Calgrave, J. S. Popes, and others, with locations such as Mullinahone, Youghal, Cork, Bath, Youghal, and Stockton. The text mixes religious officiants and venues with a parade of nuptials and familial ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birtha
Dominick-wreet
George Kernan
Avon
Manchester
Hlalmes
Prince of Wales's
Maretarus
Michal Keogh
John Keogh
Thornes-Street
Inchig Cy
Judith
Patrick Moony
Hronra
Queen's County
J. P. Byre
Townsend-Street
Rowe
Robert Frayng
Upper
Ormond Quay
Paul's Gharch
Cork
County Waterford
Elien
Roger Creen
Youghal
Walcot Church
Bath
Archdeacon Moysey
Calgrave
Haya Navy
Alicia Mary
Lave Willam Scoot
Camden-place
AG Wambrook
Dorset
HE. Eawards
Palmer
Padister
Stockton
Popes
Whothy
Miss Skinner
Willian Skinner
Baukar
Catholic Rent Meeting Proposes Dublin Parish Subscriptions
The Catholic Association in Dublin, led by Daniel O Connell and J O Gorman, plans a general subscription drive to fund Catholic relief. They authorize printing notices in the Morning Chronicle and Courier and arrange parish collectors under clerical oversight to ensure timely payments amid Orangemen fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An Tunnay
Pan
Daniel O'Connell
Chri
Conway
Morning Chronicle
Courier London
Dublin
MrConnell
England
O'C
OP Maen
Lower Ormond
O'Goraan
Clary
O'Connell
Dahlia
Orangemen
Orange Lodge
O'Gorman
Vor
Cancel
Gorman
Army orders dispatch veterans and convicts for overseas service
The 1st Royal Veteran Battalion is moved from Cork to Galway for distribution in detachments to Guernsey Jersey Lunguard Fort and Scuniuss. Detachments of Fontia and other units embark at Deptford on convict ships Countess of Plareslie Phoenix and Chapmain for New South Wales and Ports mouth to convey convicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1St
Cork
Galway
Guernsey
Jeney
Lunguard Fort
Scuniuss
Fontia
Deptford
New South Wales
San Curpy
Phoenix
Ube
Chapmain
Portsmouth
Vriday
Aigior Croker
Rosscastly Infantry
P41ton
Stile
Nagan
Trelhud
Ddrth Rown Mieut Henty
Orare
Stuhalieburg
Gaegew
Paistey
Wiighton
Worbwareuth
Kinsale
Mauritius
Ana Ny Georg
Syath
Markets Show Mixed Activity and Price Shifts
The report notes firmer prices for butter and pork with export demand rising, while malt and barley see little business. Foreign produce lists broad assorted grains and goods with varied regional quotes, and whiskey prices drift lower amid duty changes and Scotch imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East India
Carolina
New New York
Lisbon Do
Jamaica
Stanford
Leeward Island
Georgia
Geneva
Orleans
Pernambuco
Smyrna
Portal
C. Free
RigaRhine
Bohea Staa8
Petersburgh
Ofxaodord
Congu
Ontabot Oo
Ditto Strong Rin
Hyson Wealds Mast India
Odenny West Fialy
Hama
Galway
Strangford
India
Wexford
Ronagh
Cey
Kips
Brie
Pern
Cmd
Wars Dows
Ireland
Iba
Sinea
Newfoundland
Cronmet
Canton
Harley
Kirktuywy
Feo
Fes
Livynpool
Newry
Waterford New
Cork
Hume
Tonyuss
Perent
Fox
Stirlingshire
Baurey
Boylieh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr Wallace
Great Britain
Commission of Revenue Inquiry
John Newport
House of Commons
Creesett Pelham
United Kingdom
Lord Althorpe
Spring Mice
Scotland
West Indies
Bernal
Bright
Trench
Maberly
Necany
Bir H. Parnell
Board of Trade
Committee of Privy Council For Trade
Tryomas
H. Parnell
Bart, &O. &E
John Anne
Tuenda
Mixa Beresford
G. Lyng
Patriotic Assurance Company
Baturtay
Mobert Jones
Peter Street
Hearne Qovar
Rendh
MR Luke White
Dames Matai
Bamner
Peter Haigneut
Ml ‘el I Wogan Browne
Cn Fae
Saxony
Biloburgh
Casilward Alliatt
Royal Navy
Catitolic Association
Veonara A
Benwise Scaninn
J. Burke
James Tsee
Battersby
Holly
Joseph M'Donnell
Maui O'Reilly
Fitzstton
Wedgeway Pox
the Army
Atityeemol
Acid
Castin
Distavoud
Brant
the Courier
Reid
Pxrof Castletermec
Janes
Tate
Carlisle
Itetes
Ately
Bette Dane
Uae
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