Ireland Linen Bounty Debate Moves Toward Abolition
A House of Commons session reports the push to end Linen Bounties in Ireland. Ministers argue gradual reduction may aid infant industry while critics warn of impact on Cork area and Scotland. Petitions from Limerick and Cashel urge caution. debate touches on tax, trade, and regional livelihoods.
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House OF Commons
Monpav
Manon
Ireland
Preeland
Rice
Nohlenen
Leland
Au Det
Dante
Newport
Royal Irish Mining Company
H. Parnell
Holyhead
R. Martin, Esq
Committee of Privileges
Earl of Roscommon
Yyen
Mr& Rice
Limerick
Dublin
J. Newport
John Peters
J.dean
London
Agar Ellis
Tipperary
Ellia
England
Véland
J. Newpory
R. Fergusson
Calcraef U
Scotland
Algo
W. Fitzgerald
Cashel
Fi’zgibbin
London Mail Reports Eastern and European Turmoil
The London Mail of Wednesday details foreign news on the King's Speech, possible septennial chambers plan, debt reduction, and South American views. It notes a Dey of Algiers agreement, Colombia arms levy, unsettled Brazil, and Greek Albanian risings. Markets show Alliance Shares down, Mexican Scrip steady, and a Commons Alien Act debate with a seven-year residence exemption proposal.
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France
South America
Silk Duties Debate Shifts on Forging Ban Repeal
In the House of Commons a Silk Duties Committee extended allowances for pieces cut to pattern, appeasing silk trade advocates. Mr BallisG moved to delay repeal of the foreign manufactured silks prohibition to 1829, arguing a rush by silk makers. amendment withdrawn as the Bacacevan's proposals gained support. A separate Union Duties letter hints Ireland’s duties will end as the Bill passes, while The St James's Chronicle denies Goulburn plans to retire and suggests baronetcy rumors.
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House of Commons
Peer
Mr Peer
England
Ballisg
Letore
Bagivo
Bacacevan
Dublin Violence Exposes Journeyman Wage Riots
A group of ruffians beat a Dublin lawyer near Ficcawilliam Store and Bagpot Street after he agreed to lower wages to support his family. A city meeting criticized unlawful wage fixing and described ribbonism and banditti as ongoing threats, urging stricter enforcement against combines and coercive labor practices.
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Bagpot-street
Anhep
Tn Fernaler
Alul Bas
Dublin
Munster
Excerpt on Irish bridge plans and political shifts
In Limerick and nearby towns, officials discuss laying a foundation stone for a new Shannon bridge at Limerick and note political shifts in Leithia with Mr White standing unopposed. The Carrick-on-Shannon election is set for April 5. The Marquis of Londonderry and the Marquis of Donegall pledge funds for a Gazoo bridge linking with Down. Reports also cover theatre gossip, lunar discoveries, and a stock exchange meeting.
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Weide
Shannon
Limerick
Ore
Leithia
White
Carrick-on-Shannon
Lefray
Tralee
Lord Lorton
Boyle
Firen
Birch
Wilson
Messrs Story
Spencer
Potter
Collier
Howell
Kearney
Broom
Marquis and Marchioness of
Marquis of Donegall
Gelfant
Down
16Th Hussars
India
Marquis of Londonderry
10Th
Belfast
Tasacarcat Pracas
London
Ireland
Dublin
Augaburgh
Gruithuisen
Munich
Frauenhofer
Schroeder
Srace Casevanry Securities
Mondiy
Karwan
Captan Fottrell
Jane Swek Company
Seenrnee
English Army Units Sail to Ireland with New Command
The 1st Division of the 6th Rutlandshire Regiment of Foot has sailed from Portsmouth and arrived at Cork to take command of the Wales's Own Royal Regiment. The orders assign Trismnid and Weyndham to Ireland for the operation, signaling a major deployment of British forces to the region.
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theutenait-Cilenel
Weyndham
Irelaut
Wales
Rutlandshire
Portsmouth
Cark
Gothinst
Military Promotions in London Gazette March 22 1924
The London Gazette lists promotions across regiments including 1st Life Guards 4th Foot and 8th Light Dragoons with officers moving from half pay to Lieutenants Captains and Majors. Notable names include J. H. Dunkin to Brevet Colonel and Hastings appointed Governor and Commander in Chief of the Island of Malta.
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Aday
London
Life Guarda
T. Millard
Locke
A. A. Capel
Purchase
Millard
Dracin Guards
W. Payne
Hy Purchase
Greenland
8Th Light
A. M'Pherson
Lord Wallscourt
Gath Poor
Lath Co
Ovens
Darroch
Taent
WO. Warren
Armetrong
D. Darroch
20Th Foot
Stuart
Syphinael
W. Cury
Scott
Henclerk
99Th
Presidder
Liewtenant
Rains
Bist Do
T. Skinner
16Th Foot Va
View Shaw
97Th Foot
T. Beckham
79Th Foot
Pluinhe
J. H. Dunkin
4Th Foot
Hardinge
47Th
Wo Kyffin
Rudge
G. Cimitiere
T. Bell
Cimitivee
Treat P. Cuthbertsen
Liew
J. W. Duke
Po Willats
Royal African Corps
Vier Hell
Baston PT. Lewis
Co Ho Roberts
Ensign RB. King
Ensign W.cudd
Woodhouse
T. Paul Williamson
Xacy
H. Mounsteven
R. Innes
Mars Morphett
TV Lillie
J. M'Conchy
M'leverty
Royal Military College
Roberts
W. Bell
T.J. Grant
59Th Foot
Chambers
99Th Foot
Ensin
Binstead
Josh Foot
Caldwell
Neabin
Andrews
D. Campbell
34Th Foot
Mailleue
Hamilton
John Austin
T. B. Bainford
7Th West India Regiment
W. Morris
Royal Newfoundland Fencibles
Robert Haddock
N. K. Darrah
T. Bhaw
J. Peddie
T. Smith
Dragoons
A. Tison
74Th Foot
Livingstone Mitchell
John Reynolds
Win. Cannon
Oneill
Kelson
William Austin
J. EK. Scott
5Th Foot
A. Carmichval
King's Gueman Legion
Liew. G. Courtney
J. M. Reade
R. Prior
Leche
Kimya
Vincent
Burlton
FE. Cheney
Foo $Kth Co
UL. Coton
Col
M. Pane
Cold Dunn
Noah Foot
Bayly
St Garrison Battalion
H. Creashide
HL. Daemrell
Foot
A Neame
A. Vaughan
Royal African Corpe
B.S. Baron
Brox
Cape
J Wilson
Gaye
Me Leer
A.btuart
Laeut
Bs ‘Gan
Taeatt Douglas
Liew F. Lmavidson
GD. Drummond
PB. Phelding
1St
Royal Veteran Battalion
H. Raonas
Macquarie
Jha
Baeut
Wablacours
TB. Plumbe
Enaten
W. Dutton
Matalion
Enagn
W. Roberta
Hal Nayrig
J. Whyte
H.W. Graham
Royaleteran Batuie
J.C. Nicolls
A. (. Gregory
Gage John Hall
G. Hardinge
44Th Foot
Win Vaird
Rifle Brigade
M.jor
Pantson
Elevel
Johnson
Crooke
J.oon
B. Ga Tor
Hal
York Chaseucs
J. M. Maitlene
Bai Foot
A. Campbell
13Th Foot
O'Leary
9St Foot
B. Wan
York Chaseurs
W. Accensie
J. Armatro
A. Beauclerk
Edward
M. Pattison
W. B. Caldwell
Footnaign
KE. C. Smith
57Th Foot
Connet O. Phibba
Loth Light Dragoons
John Lord Elfinatone
É6th Foot
West India Regiment
H. Welman
Wilson
G. A. Rameau
Ne Harrellier
95Th Foot
W’. Butler
Fielding
98Th Foot
Charly Kibbs
Bickerton
Donald Hugh M'Kar
Dutton
J. Ritchie
Sired
2D Royal Veteran Battalion
John Perry Elliott
Ensign T. Raynes
Nugent Daly
Sd Royal Veteran Battalion
J. M.causland
Hastings
K. G
G.c.y
Covernor
Malta
Examination Qualifications for an Excise Officer in 1824
The surveyor must test an applicant aged 21 to 30 for Church of England communion, no more than two children if married, no debts or infirmities, and prove arithmetic and basic training. The surveyor certifies truthfully and may refer to Dublin if needed. An order prohibits donations to Revenue staff and requires posted copies in offices. Dublin March 3 1824.
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Wieng
Church of Fingland
Dublin
D. Ani
Charles
W. Waanl
Farmers in Powerscourt parade at Frampstown show field progress
On Monday the 224 init all the Farmers in the Parish and neighbourhood Powerscourt met on the lawn of Mr Thomas Buckley of Frampstown where spectators were amply rewarded for attending an interesting night. There were sixty sloughs and harrows with a Mars of one NR and fifty men who performed their courses in record style. The meeting highlighted improvements in agriculture with practical observations. Foreword directors included Andrew Moons, John Darlington, Celav Walker, John Hacknon, and John Buckley. An accura meeting of Catholics discussed petitions to Parliament for Catholic Kinaneipatie and rent subscription was approved with thanks ruled to the Ansolorotr.
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Powerscourt
Thomas Bucllh
Frampstown
Sige Farinese
Ppre
Andrew Moons
Eoq
John Darlington
Oelev Walker
Johs Hacknon
John Buckley
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