Irish and British Commons Debates on Bounties and Distillation
Lords discussed petitions from Kilkenny involving tithes and Irish Exchequer court bills while Commons considered a bill to regulate coal sales in Dublin and debated fisheries bounties and their impact on Ireland and Scotland. A question on using sugar in distillation prompted limited remarks from the Chancellor. The Usury Laws Repeal Bill was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Manon
Treasury
Ireland
Crirren
Hilkenny
House OF Commons
Fainay
Manca
Luiblin
Trish Fiba
G. Lamis
Thingarean
Memer
S[ikes
J. Coffin
J. Newport
Eechequer
Mr. Grant
Scotland
Mabeirly
McCarwen
Benevolent Society Anniversary at Freemasons Tavern
St Patrick's Benevolent Society celebrated its anniversary at the Freemasons Tavern on St Patrick's Day. The event featured a royal chair and a procession of dignitaries including the Duke of York, Duke of Wellington, Marquis of Downshire, and Mr John Smith, with the king's gift of one hundred guineas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Med. Smith
M.Y
R. Wellesley
Canime
Goulburn
Sam
Alutin
Earl of Munster
Theavy
United Kingdom
Duke of York
Army
United Siedow
Prieto
Chaud
Honea
Hayal Haven
St. Patrick
Uae
Koval
Saint Wan
le Witewal
Lou Cheere
Webl
Duke of
Welling
Nington
Teel
Seth
Steins
Wellingts
Toast and Dissent in a Royal Meeting Courting Laughter
The passage depicts a formal toast to Sir John Dove followed by Sir John Boyle’s humorous speech framing his own surprise at a dilemma as a British General. He praises the jury’s foreman, references eloquence as contagious, and notes the committee report’s satisfaction before the Royal Chairman and guests depart amid loud applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
John Smyth
Ireland
Perma
London
Wellesley
Cap Jaune
Marquis of Downshire
Marquis of
Downshire
Cuny
Aid
G. Canning
Por
Colonia
Mr Prederiel
Wilson
Tao Press
Somany
Tata
Tony Steaua
John Dove
John Boyle
Ulster
Luch
Havsell
Grinecock
Speculative Share Schemes Draw Public Alarm
A long critique denounces speculative share schemes and the sale of shares as a gambling mania. It cites the Assurance Companion and several joint stock ventures in the Cay as examples, noting minimal annual returns and widespread manipulation by brokers. The piece reports a meeting on Thursday to consider regulating share transfers and warns investors against chasing quick profits.
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Fat Trent
Everal Dear Stay
Cay
Tre
Tsk
Asin
Dachtin
Daweas
Remy Gad
Fricke
LEISH
Dar
Cory
Market Prices and Trade Notes from Dublin and London
The report catalogs broad price movements across commodities and markets. It mentions flaxseed, pork, indigo, barley, oats, flour, and various shipments or receipts in Dublin and London markets, with noted fluctuations in cider, tea, and butter. It also records Irish agricultural prices, foreign produce quotations, and freight or export considerations, reflecting a volatile trade environment.
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Galway
Hutter
Dublin
India
Sicily
Sforta
von Claver
New New York
Calton Plantation
WS Ag
Vphil
Georgia
Geneva
Senpal
Sao
siRussian Poe
Sapiro Furkwoads
Ina
Porte C
Lao Groen Pim
Thowago Cocanon
oSumuch
Rohea
Asr Petersburch
Elrond Ordconpu
Lisa Vliyson
Strangford Ci
Dadcwis
Talia Tierce
Joe Gists
Mancy
Walers
Craxmer
Marca
Ts. Peretone
Fleur
Darley
Arles
Woaieford
Drepheda
Proentlyish
Belfast
New
Nowry Cece
Pota
Waterford
Cork
Dees
Mess
Wrish
Burk
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Orpen
Perceval ,L
Theodosia Morris
C. Barden
Deaf and Dumb Institution
Larement
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