Agricultural Conditions in Dublin County Report
December and January rains gave way to favorable weather in Dublin County. Potato planting, sowing, and land preparation advanced rapidly, oats and potatoes ahead of typical years. Wheat crops show some weakness in damp soils, but overall weather should strengthen wheat and oats. fruit trees bloom pending milder nights. Lambing lags behind due to soft weather. grafting fruit trees should start earlier than usual.
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Farauarky
Che Dolaya
Waterford Agricultural Report Extends Through Counties Walesands Tipperary
The Waterford Agricultural Report notes a mild month with early spring signs across Wales, Tipperary, Kilkenny, and Wexford. Potatoes are sown, and plough planting is praised for efficiency and manure savings, with wheat rye and rape flourishing and animals increasing.
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Waterford
Agricultural Report on Wheat Sowing and Weather
The favorable weather last month let dry lands finish wheat sowing while autumn varieties improved. Wetlands awaiting seed remain firm until suitable for spring crops, and this month’s weather has not yet aided them much. On good land wheat is large though less elastic from excess moisture. abundant straw expected. Poor land shows unfavourable signs unless moisture and warmth persist. Few frosts appeared, soon followed by cool fog and rain.
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Coos
Agricultural Conditions and Market Prices Report
Weather winds injure crops yet spring promises earlier bread. Cattle markets show high prices with fat cattle firm, sheep in demand due to rat damage, wool rising. Horses export demand to France boosts prices. Lambing begins well with ewes and lambs selling at high prices. Labor supply stable under new wage laws. A new fire proof ring for horses promoted.
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Farmara
France
John) Lawrence
Farnham
FIELD SPORTS FOR MARCH
Field sports notes indicate the season has ended for most game except woodcocks and snipes which are scarce this year. Fox hunting and hare hunting continue, weather mild enough to increase wild birds, fish in season include carp and roach with eels good for night angling, and rogensfisnide and cave offer favorable fishing in early spring.
Dublin Gazette Notice of Surrender Dates for Merchants
Thomas Cullimore grocer of Dublin and Owen Carroll & Company in Bristol and Waterford announce surrender on March 14 and April 14 at two o clock at the Royal Exchange Dublin via Agent 8 Kildahl Sackville Street. John Cower and others hat manufacturers including William Bardsley senior and junior and George Bowler of Dublin announce surrender on March 19 and April 19 at two o'clock at the Royal Exchange Dublin via Agent Henry W Grace 12 North Frederick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cullimore
Dublin
Grocer
Royal Exchange
Kildahl
Sackville-street
Owyn Carroll
Bristol
Waterford
Thomas Flinn
James Phelan
Owen Carroll & Company
John Cower
Bishop St
William Bardsley
John Bardsley
George Bowler
Church Street
Henry W. Grace
North Frederick Street
Partnerships Dissolved in Cork Woollen Drapery Firm
Francis Tidmarsh and Company of Cork dissolves its partnership with Francis Tidmarsh and Alexander Tidmarsh. Joseph John Jeffries and Luke Bond Dalton of Dublin’s South Great George’s Street referenced in closing business matters.
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Francis Tidmarsh
Alexander Tidmarsh
Francis Tidmarsh and
City of
Cork
Joseph John Jeffries
Luke Bond Dalton
South Greaty George’s Stree
Dublin
Loss of the Kent fast Indiaman at Bisca Bay
A Kent voyage from Downe met disaster in Bisca Bay while crossing heavy Atlantic swells. A burst cask of spirits ignited, trapping passengers amid flames. The Cambria rescued 557 of 642 aboard the Kent. 84 perished in the boats and decks. Captain Cobb was among the last to abandon ship as it blew up before 2 am Wednesday.
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Downe
Bay of Biscay
Atlantic
Kent
Cambria
Mexico
Falmouth
Hon. Company
Henry Cobb
Bengal
China
Col. Fearon
M‘gregor
Bray
Murray
Waters
Grant
Pringle
Shuckburgh
Birch
Hatchell
Fearon
Charles Farrington
Green
Spence
Shaw
Baldwin
Dodger
Baxten
Douglas
Campbell
Guinness
Tate
Evans
Graham
Monk
Herring Fishery Report to the Commissioners 1824
Extract of the report ending 6 April 1824 shows improvements in the British herring trade. It notes extensive cask care, Dutch methods adoption, and naval oversight. The season yielded 392,1903 barrels cured, 299,631 entitled to bounty, 239,6304 exported, with increases over the prior year. Codling fishery figures show 102 vessels cleared for tonage bounty, 68,590 cwts cured, 5434 barrels cured in ice, and 23,098 cwts exported, all up from the previous year. The cure quality is praised and demand high, with rapid disposal at rising prices.
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Europe
Icile
American ship building and new Atlantic crossing plans
A Quebec letter from January notes mild winter aiding ship production with 26 ships on the stocks and the Columbus’s twin ready to cross the Atlantic by July. It mentions the Franklin 74 gun ship and the Odo of 3000 tons with 108 guns, plus another four-deck vessel under construction in Philadelphia.
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Quebec
Columbus
Atlantic
Wood
George the Fourth
New York
Franklin
Philadelphia
Lutine Frigate Treasure Recovery Efforts
The Lutine frigate lost off the Holland coast has prompted Dutch and British ventures to recover treasure. British authorities and Messrs Bells plan diving operations with seven men to claim two million in gold bars and specie, sharing proceeds with the crown.
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Rendera
Holland
Messrah Hells
Barne Bay
Apot
Patch
Kentish Chronicle
Edinburgh Club match and smuggling report headline mix
The London and Edinburgh Club match progresses with a drawn first game at move 35 and a Edinburgh win in the second at move 25. An after understanding prompts a rematch inquiry for bets. An official account details smuggling seizures and costs, showing expenses exceed revenue despite large captures.
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London
Edinburgh
House of Commons
Coast Guard Service
United Kingdom
Victualling Office
Globe
House of Lords
Morning Chronicle
Female Fashions for March Dress Styles Explored
The feature details several dress designs including pale pink gauze and crepe outfits with satin slips, corsages, and elaborate trims. Descriptions cover hair, accessories, and hosiery with emphasis on formal wear and evening gowns.
Catholic Petition Signatures Rise for Goulburn Bill Debate
A Sunday gathering in Soho saw Catholic supporters praise signatures gathered against Mr. Goulburn's Bill in the Lords. Lord Nugent claimed 21,000 signatures, likely rising to five or six thousand more by Easter. The Irish Catholic petition to Parliament would be presented after Easter, with monthly meetings planned post the 26th instant. The evening receipts reached 571 pounds 13 shillings 7 pence, and the deputation highlighted a respected Irish Evangelical speaker Mr. Uswick, noted for eloquence in church debates. The Brighton Theatre manager Russel rewarded Miss Foote for her performances with a jeweled handkerchief. Reports also noted European activity in Egypt, Cape wine duties, and a pending commercial treaty between Colombia and the United States. Dublin printing at Parliament Street outlets.
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Soho
Stanfield
Goulburn
House of Lords
House of Coramons
Nugents
Hai
Commi
Unwice
Irish Evancal Society
Ireland
Sligo
Uswick
Edinburgh
Russell
Brighton
Foote
Egypt
Manufac and Assurance
Yesterda
His Majesty
Whitebillpl
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Herring
American Ship-Building
Lutine Frigate
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Rice
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Cape
Cape Wan
Portugal
Columbia
United States
Aspasia
Carthagena
Thagena
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