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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 18, 1825
Page
1
Fragmentary report shows Lords and committees considering annual accounts and dividends, with references to divorce cases, Glebe Lands exchanges, and bills including North Road. Proceedings noted to continue later at five thirty.
The report details tempers in the House of Commons over adjourned readings on bills including protection of market gardeners and Thames Quay. It notes mutiny causes in India, debate on Catholic emancipation, and editorials on O Connell and Irish clergy influence.
The text records various petitions to the Lords and Commons, including a Cambridgeshire university protest against further concessions to the Russians, and Irish concerns. It notes the Chancellor presiding, petitions from Wenlock and Peter, praise to the body of merchants and bankers of Dublin, and discuss of the Irish Imperial Mining Bill. It mentions Alliance Insurance Bill, slave questions, and a Poorer Claimes protest in Ireland. A meeting for Relief of Irish People is noted with attendance limited by notice.
Reports from Calcutta and St Helena recount a late November dispatch about Barreckperg events and a court martial executing ringleaders. As Mellish’s letters aboard the York Indigman reach England, circulating rumours claim a Burmese peace accord, while other versions cite 2000 to 8000 native troops defecting or mobilizing.
The West India interest expects the Chancellor of the Exchequer to grant a further remission of a shilling or fifteen pence in the Rai duty and to allow a colourreal spirit distilled in the colonies to be admitted to the rectifier at the rum duty.
A Dublin parliament style gathering discusses ministers and Catholic Association actions. Prominent figures like Sheil recount London debates and emphasize Emancipation as essential to national reconciliation. The piece notes bank proposals, security concerns, and calls for measured concessions to end discord while preserving church and state coherence.
A long mixed report details parliamentary adjournments, Catholic Protestant tensions, and European tariff policy. It notes Bavarian and other German states debating reduced duties, Turkish tariff adaptations, and an imperial ukase on Mogontan imports. Irish recruiting, barrack realignments, and prize money for royal ships are included, with local police successes against illicit distilleries and military quartering changes in County Clare.
In Cork the Lady of Doctor Warren has a daughter and the Lady of Sir Thomas Farquhar a daughter. At Moor Park the Countess of Mount Cashel has a son and heir. In Dublin the Rev Erasmus Borrowes weds Harriet Hamilton of Ballymacall. At Barnsley Thomas Beckett marries Caroline Beckett. Deaths: at Kilkenny Barracks Captain McNeil 79th Highlanders dies from wounds. In Dublin Mrs Johnston of Finnail Castle dies. At Bangor school John Askinson, eldest son of Captain John Askinson, dies.
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