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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Mar 09, 1825

Page

2

Tax and court measures dominate parliamentary session

The passage notes multiple items: a formality to print a bill, relief on lighting through window tax removal, a hardship case on laborers taxed for horses, and remarks from the Chancellor of the Exchequer. It also lists absences of Sir H. Wilson and others, a nod to annual duties, and bills to ease Irish court proceedings, Grand Jury Presentment, and land tax assessment, with adjournment to Monday.

Ciel Sil Awardinge Uen Ordovnee Civl Gyas Calcraft H. Wilson Crosby Probin Herries Exchequer

Linen Trade Memorial to Lords of Treasury Ireland 1625

Copy of a Dublin linen merchants memorial to the Treasury dated 17 February 1625. It requests inquiry into Irish linen laws and bounties, arguing current regulations harm Ireland’s linen trade by placing it at a disadvantage to Great Britain and urging adoption of remedial measures and unified duties.

Ireland Treasury Dublin J. C. Herries Whitehall His Majesty’s Treasury Swewern United Kingdom Great Britain Great Linen Board Nolan and Taaffe Shaw and Carroll Johnston Boyle James and George Brady Alexander and Garratts John Leckey Gardiner Cusack and Co Alexander Magaire Clark Uiy Great Britain and Ireland

Irish Linen Trade Grievances Demand Ireland Parity With Britain

A Dublin oriented testimony outlines Irish trade injuries from linen manufacture. It denounces exclusion of Trish producers, limits on yarn imports, and burdensome regulations on flax seed, yarn, and linen branding. The document urges repeal or suspension of English style rules, seeks parity with Great Britain, and cites petitions from Dublin linen merchants and several firms as signatories.

Ireland Linen Board Dublin Great Britain

Total Defeat of the Royal Army Liberations in Peru

The Liberating Army under Gen Sucre routs the Spanish army at Guamanguilla on the 9th. La Serna wounded, Canterac Valdez and others captured or killed. Callao forts to be ceded to the Liberating Army. Cartagena dispatches report great triumphs for Colombia and Peru.

Lima Sucre Guamanguilla la Serna Canterac Valdez Caratela Median Liberator Guando Callao Cadhagena de Colombia Government Printing Office J. A. Calvo Republic OF Colombia Carthagena Tother Saint Mag Delana Republic OF Peru Ministry OF War and Marine Genarar Panama Santa Cruze Buere Medias Republic America Peru Colombia Vera Government of T. DE Heres

Drawing Room at Dublin Castle on March 10

Chamre Chamberlain's office announces a Drawing Room at Dublin Castle on Thursday March 10 at nine o'clock. Attendees are urged to bring their cards with name and place of residence to avoid mistakes from missing cards.

Dublin-Castle Blarch

Bally Chamberlains Office Announces March Celebration

CIAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE Dublin Castle announces a Batt and Supper at the Castle on Thursday evening the seventeenth of March in celebration of Str PATRIex. Ladies to wear feathers. The gentlemen in full dress. No mourning admitted.

Dublin Castle Patriex

Destruction of the Kent Ship and Cambria Rescue

The Packet reports the Kent, capt. Cobb, destroyed by fire in the Bay of Biscay with troops aboard after rescue by the Cambria bound for Vera Cruz. 547 passengers and crew were saved or rescued, many left destitute. Captain Cook aided survivors as the Cambria docked amid a north wind. London markets and bonds are noted with modest activity across consols and South American securities.

London HON. Company KENT Cobb Bay OF Biscay Lloyd's Falmouth Cambria Cook Vera Cruz Bengal China India House Caxwixo Paris Continental Securities

Equalizing currency bill prepared for immediate intro

A bill to equalize currency between countries is prepared and to be introduced by Mr Wallac the factor of United Mint. Backstop on wine stocks does not cover less than feo pipes. licensed traders face hardship. News from St Petersburgh via Holland notes fragile Greek independence talks and Russian posture toward North West Atlantic trade, while London exchange shows no general misgiving. Peel hosts christening party at Privy Gardens with Duke of York sponsoring. mansion lit for the occasion.

Wallac UN Mint Lomvon Mance Adviera Se. Petarsbourgh Austria Great Britain London Peel Privy Duke of York

Anniversary Dinner of London Catholic Institution

East London Catholic Institution marked its anniversary with a dinner at the Freemasons Tavern chaired by Mr OConnell. Mr OConnell praised English character while Mr Sheil lauded Irish education and labor in London, noting the Irish peasant’s resilience yet warning of urban dangers. The report also mentions Canning’s improving health, his wife and Miss Canning in Paris, and potential Irish administrative changes with Mr F Lewis as a likely appointee.

Freemason’s O'Connell England Sheil London Ireland Mr. Sheil Malthus St. Giles's F. Lewis

The Deputation and O Connell News Recap

A March 4 charity dinner at Blendeveen's Hotel drew a large Protestant audience led by Sir O'Connell and speakers including Mr John Smith and Dr Friend of Cambridge. March 5 Mendelson's Hotel notes Mr O'Connell’s third examination by a committee, predicting emancipation this session and Burdett’s bill ministerial backing.

Blendeveen's O'Connell John Smith Wm. Smith Norwich Friend Ireland Wo. Smith F. Burdett Skelleton Lord Gosford Baronet Westminster Brambex Wilberforce Prienies Mendelson's Hotel Francis Burdett Pluckett O’connell London Murray Dr Curtis G. R.dawson Derry Sec. Peel Plunkett Goulbart Dayhiog House of Commons

Lords and Dignitaries Attend Lord Lieutenant Dinner

A list of attendees at a castle dinner includes Lord Chancellor Lady Manners Viscountess Gort Lord Fullamore Lord Binghan and Mr Gregory with the Bishop of Killaloe and various military officers and clergy. Market notices report mixed grain prices with wheat oats barley and flour at varying yields. London market summaries note wheat advances and higher prices for Bailey oats and other commodities, with general weekly average prices for British corn as recorded in the Gazette.

George Knowpone Combermere Tullamore Aaron de Robeck Ic Assell Deen Kiltals C. Mancton Dublin Masters Hall and Ellis Abbott and Darley Aoe Clayne Ped Killaloe Tmaduagh Archdieduagh Bishopp Klos Wen J I Jains Ae Aw Leet Grong Alter Jones F. Losse Wmn W. Sotho Stomer Fryers You Tenans Baunilery Hay Sane Brown Groves Nelly Hart Monin Rabie D'Arcy Close Pepper Clare Royal Regiment of Artillery Dwyer 67Th O’ffara White Felix Walpole Carepbell Cain Chalmer Ttlt Dragoon Guards Robinson Draon Guards E. White R. N Lardy 78Th Highlanders J. F. Lefanu B. W. Disney Tighe Gregory Dr. Guinness J. W. Ormsby Pin F. T Reth Regiment Trevor G. B John M.eneery BE. Rathven Graves Gordon Bowen 7Th Dragoon Guards James Saurin Smith Cowper H. Holyoake Edward O'Brien John Edward White B. Peer Avrey Ith Regiment J. Segrne Burton George Ughrs Charles Davin Hutcheson Rennae B. Milfard Hely Hutchineon Matson Crofton Jun D. C. Letouche J.D. Latouche M'Kay C. B. Dobbs D. O'Reilly Percy Magan Neal O'Donnell Browne C. Bolton Mayne Hutcher G. Hid Robert Langrish Gregory Perapages Lady Manners Gort Castlecote Lord ‘Fullamore Lord Binghan Ann Miss Gregory Robert Gregory Bishop O Killaloe Dougherty M. P Mra. Blake and Mies Plunket Mise Trefuses Shawe Johnstone D'Arcy Caytain Smith Capt. Cosby Dustin Conan Exenavor Maxon London Bailey England Wales

Treaty ratified between Colombia and United States

A commercial treaty between Colombia and the United States has been ratified. A passenger on the Aspasia from Carthagena says Mr Anderson, brother of the American Consul, sailed from Care thegena with the treaty the same day he left port. A dreadful and unheard-of event at Eton College follows. Two youths aged 14 and 16 fought over two oars. the younger died within four hours. The coroner's verdict was manslaughter against Mr Wood and Mr Alexander Wellesley Leith. The survivor is son of Col Wood of Littleton Bucks. Witnesses report the fight was fair. The parties plan to surrender for trial. A true bill has been found against the Sprig of Myrtle for Scott's death at Colnebrook. Lynn and others accused of murder await trial. A new Italian opera establishment is proposed near the town. Dublin, Printed at the office 1, Pure Parliament Street.

Colombia United States Aspasia Carthagena Anderson Carethegena Eton-college a-la-Crib Earl of Shaftesbury Col. Wood Littleton Bucks Wood Alexander Wellesley Leith Cooper Ariesnuay Satennay Evenine Eton Leith Ashhey Charsley Scott Colnebrook Lynn

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