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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 03, 1823
Page
4
The House of Lords debate centers on protectionist measures for corn, proposing duties to equalize burdens and possible export bounties. Speakers argue the need for a price system reflecting domestic costs while opposing broad subsidies, with the session adjourned after the day’s orders.
MPs scrutinized the Bowring arrest in France with Canning and Prime Ministerial input. Lord Palmerston’s cabinet and opposition clashed over protection of British subjects abroad, while other Irish and Dublin taxation motions received limited attention.
Fragment mentions a bill to improve election regulations and to ensure the duties of county treasurer, including collection of grand jury statements in Ireland, followed by an adjournment.
In the House of Lords Lord Darnley urged an inquiry into the Irish Government over points regarding the Stationery Department in Ireland. The Earl of Liverpool agreed to arrange the necessary inquiry. The session adjourned.
The gentleman stated he would postpone his notice to Tuesday and expected full attendance of Irish Members. He indicated the issue he had given notice on should be viewed as an English rather than an Irish question.
A speaker appeals to Ireland’s nobles clergy and gentry outlining widespread poverty and division. He cites urban squalor farm hardship debt fears and clergy alarm, offering reform through reconciliation and shared benefit across classes and regions.
The House debate cited diminished peace hopes after French deputies clashed, warning England must defend Spanish independence to avoid wider conflict. Fragmented foreign remarks accuse Spain’s factions of seeking reform while France eyes monarchy, with Spain potentially sparking a continental crisis if pacification falters.
A volatile trading day showed stock values fluctuating with dramatic moves. The April start touched 74 percent before slipping to 72.5 and then rebounding to the top, with other funds like New 4 per Cent WH at 73 and Floyer Cont reduced to 65.28 per cent.
A garbled OCR piece depicts a satirical show about royalty and public figures. It mentions Hypomele and darkly hints at hypocrisy and social critique. Names and places are unclear but the setting resembles a staged event with commentary on power and fame.
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