Ireland and Britain on trade and colonial interchanges
The text argues that Ireland depends on Britain for commercial intercourse and that reducing duties could help both Britain and Ireland. It contends Ireland’s exports to Britain exceed those to other regions, and Britain’s markets are vital for Irish trade, while calls for lowering duties to ease trade tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Ireland
Irland
Britain
Teeland
Sieree
Lord Sheffield
Avoud
Abe
Ici
Apachie
Athnitta
Bagland
Barge Trespass Trial and County Court Guilty Verdicts
The report notes trials at Cove for barge trespass and assault related to a voyage from the Ganges and subsequent judgments. Patrick Long and Tim Skully sentenced. others fined or remanded. Belfast and Carrickfergus political chatter and various county court convictions follow, including theft and highway robbery charges in Tipperary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big City
Patrick Long
Tim
Skully
Charles
Etry Fevenue
Cove
Savage
Ganges
Pat
Long
Carthy
Belfast
Carrickfergus
Mey Cunningham
Wilson
Dur
John
Burne
William Armstrong
Willian Fite
Magan
James
Dennis Leech
Tealinng Twennk
County Tipperary
Dublin Parliament Debates Trade and Police Bills
A long parliamentary session in Dublin discusses bills on policing Dublin streets and regulating wool and linen imports. Debates cover duties on paper manufacture, imports of linen rags, and incentives to revive native wool and textile production to lower prices and boost employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursdey
Mir
Thomas Carey
Bitterelf
Calebh Jenkin
Terie
Ain Sidler
Wwe
Dublin
Aultiverse
Ireland
Posfers
Tate
Manus
Everal
Irelands
England
Patsith
Keyin-itcet
Hilen
Harnefa
F. Tyson
Kitcollen
Conny of
Kildare
Ottivele
muiderate-Vernis
George
Meare
Perfectties
Kea. Com
Meath Hospitals Charities And Local Donations Recorded
Irish parish notices report benefactions to Meath Hospitals and sick poor. Donations include eight pounds from Patrick Sherlock Bow Street and receipts by John Whiter, with acknowledgments from St. Andrew's churchwardens and St Luke's parish. Deaths of Dublin residents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiisie
Garidies
Bey
John Whiter
Stafford-street
MreGuinness
Patrick Sherlock
Bow-Street
Meath
St. Andrew's
Patishy
David ” Latouche
Tex
Fincas
Fald Pa
James Crasby
St. Nicholas
Michagh. Brown
Fentory
Robert Straw
William’ Cope
St. Luke's
Aungier-street
Rand Renan
Priegs
Dublin
Eceunto
Maritime Trade Snippet Echoes Coastal Listings
Fragmentary OCR shows vessel mentions and freight terms. References include coasters, a sea packet, and multiple ships such as Dartmouth and Mail, with unspecified cargo and shipping activity noted in a late 19th or early 20th century port ledger. Names and exact routes are unclear due to garbled text.
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Drach Barisys
John N.moore
Register of Com Returns
Beason
Petar
Regegulus
Bath
Tieat Grand Dam
Makelefg
Ire
The
Reves Beatiyohe
Howley
Mr. Nacket
George Nugent
Pontity
Grodny
Apolli i
Amies
King's
Graf
Mr. Francis
Walt
Ana Trerco
Satie Avabeve
Nooig
Ieshamrog
Ansi Fey
Childress Spch
Peter Bayly
Jervigetin
Severary
P Bedar
Bown
Gia Bowes
Arveticas
Baaron Merch Hanta
the Mail
Marit Pee Cae Sea Packet
Baal Ind
Rites
Pri
Sun
Royal
Miuatar X. Scademy
Coe
Bite
Chelsea
Lonion
J. Lambelet
Germany
J. L. Lochee
Jan Lae
Worand
Indies
Kenegal
Panes Keem
Elucation
Ta Ag
Ganeas
Lowth
William Ruston
Atherdee
Deoghede
Dundalk
Pat Osvorne
Fen
William Ruxton
Barlow
Abbey-frer
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