Market turmoil and bond swings in colonial securities
Amid mixed moves in Mexican, Colombian, Chilian and Portuguese scrip, prices wildly fluctuated. Bond holders faced scares as Mexican and Colombian markets dipped before modest recoveries, with Alliance shares trading around 294 and foreign funds showing varied gains across Prussian Mexican and Spanish issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Serlo
Furtado
Zea
Alliance 4
Wemi WM
Funda
le Chilian
Alliance
Irish Mining Boom Draws Nobles into City Venture
Joint-Spoak Companies report a new mining concern in Dublin with Marquis and Earls among its patrons, capital set at £200 000 in 20 000 shares. The piece notes Ireland’s vast mineral wealth potential, cites a recently found gold mine in Dublin County, and contrasts mining optimism with the risk of insurance schemes seen as gambling that harms shareholders and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earla
Foo Darousts
Ireland
Dublin
Wse
Irish Revenue Report Seventh Follows Earlier Reforms
The Commissioners of Inquiry into the Irish Revenue publish the 7th Report focusing on Customs and Excise. It notes parliamentary changes enhancing collection, UK coordination of revenue, and a shift toward free trade within a coasting framework, with Irish cottons gaining markets in Britain after duty reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners of
Customs and Excise
Ireland
United Kingdom
Great Britain
England
Linbh
Wanchester
Glasgow
Bounties on Linen Trade Challenged in Ireland
An Irish policy critique argues that export bounties drain public funds and burden the many to aid a few. It cautions against continuing North Irish and Scottish linen subsidies while suggesting export support could help southern infant linen with capital gaps. The argument questions Ireland’s economic isolation and calls for reform or abandonment of bounties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asagr Bea
Coore
Dublin
Ireland
Jamaica
Scotland
Ulster
Europe
Education debate on Catholic education reform in Dublin letters
A letter signed Demophilia argues for separate Catholic and Protestant established schools, attacking the Kildare Street Society. It claims teachers and clergy push Protestantization of Catholic children, questions the Catholic clergy’s poverty, and contemplates peaceful conversions as beneficial, while criticizing the Society’s aims and ecclesial finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Evening Herald
Kildare-street
Ife
Church of Rome
Ireland
Demophilus
Killare-street
Church of Rune
Itsszias
Royal Irish Mining Company Formed In Dublin Meeting
A large Dublin gathering at the Royal Exchange Trustees Room chaired by the Earl of Meath launched a Joint Stock Mining Company. Proposals set capital at 200,000 with shares of 10 each, aiming to mine a royal land coal lease near Dilin, backed by prominent figures like Sir Henry Parnell and Sir J Newport. The group sought parliamentary incorporation and outlined plans to employ the poor while stressing public protection and profit rather than per diem gains. The motion to form the Royal Irish Mining Company passed unanimously, with the Dean of St Patrick's supporting the initiative and notable peers joining the steering committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Exchange
Earl of Meath
Mc ‘Vhonas Taylor
Boylan
Henry Parnell
Henry
J. Newport
Alteri
Lord Meath
Ireland
Vwyar
Earl of Meath Rand
Frolig
St. Patrick’s
Ata
Earl of
Meash
Charrs
Proximity of Protestant Catholic schooling debated in Parliament
A passage argues that a mixed Protestant Catholic school cannot educate children without either separating religious instruction by faith or proselytizing, as a single teacher cannot reliably teach both Catholic and Protestant religions without creating division or coercion.
Society Discourses and Community Gathering Unearths Celebrated Figures
A crowded social scene unfolds on Barent Street with notable locals attending a probe at Vipersackville. The Mammal Report notes progress on Christianty along Greternier totlawers while Mahomed-adi discusses the Worsien of Cie. The event centers on Saintly receipts and local attendance, highlighting a mix of society figures and public interest during Hay Wes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che
Vipersackville Street
Meadhoiey
Barnet
San
Chen
Greternier Totlawers
Adi Aliboupl
Jonette
Weber
Missionary Society Debate Attacks Mahomedan Faith
The meeting endorsed a report on missionary work among Tartary and Circasia Muslims. Speakers condemned Mahomed and defended Christian truth, citing astronomy and geography errors, arguing Christianity's superiority and urging broader propagation of the faith. WK Singer and I Stuart supported the resolutions, which passed unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias
Tartary
Circasa
Thone
Mahomed
Heaven
Aramadin
Earth
WK. Singer
Stuart
Markets and Mining Talks at Dublin Meeting 1824
A Dublin meeting on March 25 1824 chaired by the Earl of Meath moved to appoint Thomas Taylor as secretary and form the Royal Irish Mining Company with capital of 200 000 shares of 10 each. The committee was empowered to call in shares and instalments to cover formation costs, with a 21 to 31 member panel to supervise preliminary arrangements and future governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Earl of Meath
John M‘donnell
Thomas Taylor
Dean Ponsomby
Patrick Boylan
Donogh O'Brien
Samuel J. Pitlar
Royal Irish Mining Company
James Dwyer Rewkel
Connrittas
Mir John Monell
Callanus
Adriter
Gonthinen de
Christopher Tiestin
Howie
Market Grain Prices and Commodities Listing
The page shows fluctuating grain prices and commodity quotes including flour, red wheat, rye, barley, malt, and oats, with figures for various grades and locations. It lists flour per sack, white peas, beans, potatoes, and feed items, reflecting a busy trade in a historical market section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent & Knex
Suffolk
Norfolk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Irish Revenue
NEW Mining Company
el Vbal
Royal Canal
Gov. Security
National Insurance
Royal Trish Do
Patrintic
Patrick Dows
Shamrock
Dutein
Ghul Glas
Pabiay Coal Co
Meril
Carnicket
Ds. Ada
Pine
Marlais
Bartow
Wadaraka
CIA
Wau
Pete
Proton
Boswas Cams Bas
Albion Fire and Life Insurance Company
Mew Bugh Street
Blackfriars
London
Cavendish Row
Ruti
Empowprarday AC Capital
Jabr, Publin
Parliament
Ittion
Sterling
James Pat Joan Teywood
Thomas Starling Berson
Ben
Henry Bonham
James Burton
John Calvert Clarke
Coningham
John Danvers
Gaueriany Solomon Wavies
Wm. Smith
Matthew Warrigon
Daniel
R. Warington
Kay
John Kingston James
Richard Purdy
Marved Depker Hoeet Pally
Nantes
Maarten Beung
Whider
Luwere
Poland
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