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Dublin Journal

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Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Mar 04, 1825

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Unlawful Societies in Ireland Bill Debated in Lords

Petitioners from St Catherine’s Dublin Monaghan Cork Drogheda Kinsale Roscarbery Ballinasloe Skibbereen Wexford St Audean’s Dublin Kilkenny New Rosa Mallow Cork Newry Tuam and Bath and Wells petition against the measure. Lords hear arguments on reception seals and whether clergy should petition. Adjourned after debate as readings set for next Thursday.

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Aly Brouden Treland St. Catherine’s Dublin Earl of Liverpool Far Liverpool Phureday Earl Darnley Monaghan Catholic Association Lord Carnarvon Cork Lord Holland Drogheda Kinsale Roscarbery Ballinasloe Karl Fifzwilleam Skibbereen Wexford Earl Grosvenor St. Audean’s King Saint Michael Marquis of Lansdown Killarney Cloughnamar Queen's County Tralee Kerry Limerick Clifden Orange Ireland Kilkenny New Rosa Mallow Newry Tuam Birmingam Bath and Wells Bath Earl Fitzwilliam Hereford Ile Lord Caernarvon Ljater Loxp Ronen Down
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House of Commons debate on mines and gambling risks

In a February Commons session Mr Grenfell urged ministers to scrutinize myriad mining schemes before approval. Mr Huskisson condemned lotteries as a new form of gambling, while the Chancellor moved to a committee of Ways and Means to review the country's financial state amid buoyant yet contested prosperity.

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Grenfell Huskisson Plana Chancelkor Exchequer Weelf Mir Brogden Brogden
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Tax revenue and spending outlook 1826 to 1827 discussed

The speaker details revenue sources for 1826 including Customs 11,350,000, Excise 26,400,000, Stamps 7,100,000 and taxes on Land, Post Office and Miscellaneous items. Expenditure covers Civil List, debt interest, army and navy costs, ordnance, and miscellaneous items. Forecasts show a 1,734,676 surplus for 1827 if income matches 1824-25 levels, with a balanced plan for subsequent years.

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Iocan Noreawn Lear Tipon Geome Ayatermn Netherlands Wilitta England Scotland Lord Pelmersy Ghent America Russia Leavig Genteman Evumate Eman Navy Ordnance
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Country’s Calculations Highlight Right Honorable Gentleman

A formal address outlines a thorough view of the calculations and financial considerations presented by the right honorable gentleman. The text frames the discussion as a comprehensive assessment, detailing methods, premises, and anticipated outcomes in a parliamentary context.

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Income and Expenditure Under Treaty Provisions

A financial summary detailing sums payable to America under treaty terms. Includes costs for militia training and clothing for the British forces.

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America Great Britain
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Debates on sugar duties and tax relief proposals

The speaker argues that sugar duties and draw backs are misaligned with economic aims, proposing to delay any changes until July and to cap duties at 27s to 28s. He outlines plans to reduce direct taxation and expand foreign trade by easing prohibitions and lowering foreign iron duties, stressing careful, phased reform and the national interest.

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