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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Mar 31, 1824

Page

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French financial operation and royal scenes in Paris

The Paris market gears to convert the 5 per cent stock into three and offer 75 90 per 100 franks, with Haring Borchachild and Laffite backing the dissentients. Louis XVIII appears weakened at the Louvre due to fatigue, while Spain faces unrest from Catalonia to Madrid amid debates on amnesty and French influence. Reports from St Petersburg and Athens hint at shifting alliances as Greece and Colombia moves unfold.

Paria Thureday Messrs Haring Borchachild Laffite Paris Spain Louis Xviti Louvre Luzemburg Biacay Feranmwann Madrid

Improvements in Ireland Promoting Mines and Labor

An article argues for public enlightenment through newspaper columns over lengthy volumes. It highlights Ireland’s mineral potential, especially coal and metal mines, citing historical records from Lambeth and a nearshore Galena vein. It notes English capitalists’ fears amid unrest, praises peaceful local inhabitants, and describes prospective copper and lead ore sites in Cork and West Carbery with a newly found mine in Bargoy area. R. Fraser.

England Ireland Canterbury Lambeth Worxford Clit Henry Borgie and Forth Richard Earl of Strongbow Europe Wicklow Waterford Iland Cork Cornwall West Carbery

Exclusion of Catholics Denied in Revenue Office Inquiry

The Trish Excise Department responds to inquiries about a supposed circular excluding Roman Catholics from revenue posts. It states no such directive exists or was intended. The opposite policy is claimed, with Roman Catholics recently appointed to general UK service. A mistaken junior clerk printed forms but none were official. Certificates now carry no religious reference.

Cirewar Deter Exene J. Mortlock Gener Board United Kingdom England

Representation of Waterford in Sir John Newport Meeting

A Waterford meeting of Catholics pledges full support for Sir John Newport as representative. A 28 member committee is formed to carry the resolutions into effect, with Thomas Meagher junior addressing Catholic concerns and thanking Newport and the Waterford Corporation. The resolutions express gratitude for Newport’s services and reject any other candidate in the city.

Waterford John Newport Chamber of Commerce Robert Shapland Carew County Wexford John Harris J. Newport Corporation of Waterford Sir John Thomas Meagher Waerturd Ireland

Evening Waver reports nomination and society within Dublin

The Evening Waver notes Mr Robinson as a nominee for the Representation of the city, with the Lord Chancellor recently hosting a large Stephen's Green gathering. It records a steeplechase at Brassington, a death notice for Daxter Callaghan, shipboard arrivals at Van Dieman's Land, a coach accident near Cork Hill injuring a passenger and guard, and various political and local notices from Limerick Chronicle and others.

Robinson Stephen's-green Lord Decies St. Patrick's Cork Limerick Daxter Callaghan Callaghan U'prx Wus Horself Sup Auveny Vanpinwan Fom Cove van Dieman's Land O' Connor Clements Toad Gunsengers Unhart Hobart ‘Town Ursev Wareford Strata Whitaker Tosh Peewaukelina Monunteashel Treland Ond Hyeagier Martial Tito Thomas Doyle Cate Mullingar

Financial Markets React to French Speech and South American Ties

Market observers report money scarcity easing amid expectations of French government moves to reduce funds and attract investment. French and British securities rally on the Paris speech and anticipated reforms, with notable gains in Consols, Canadian Accounts, and foreign stocks, while Colombian bonds show volatility amid policy speculation.

France Europe South America Secur Y Ueder Rick Paria Atea Express Paris Canada Liog's Lloyd's Becks Fey India Honda England Sailao Russia Hurtalo London Zea Das Fierich Alliance

Catholic Meetings Rally in Early Dublin County Petition Bill Repeal

A series of Catholic gatherings and petitions emerge as Dublin area clergy and laity press for legislative repeal of grievances. Meetings convened by the Roman Catholic Dean of Killaloe and the Roman Catholic Association plan further events in Cork and nearby districts, with public dinners and anticipated speeches by notable figures. An aggregate meeting in Wefha last Thursday presented a petition to Parliament. A shipping loss near Gabais involved a cargo valued at aether and seized by authorities.

France Spain Kilsorey O’connell Vralee Ano” Athol Wey Wef Ha Thoraday Vartaone Siigeky Just Clann Ag Carga Geyais Anit Tyee Ate Theliast Stephen Wedyen

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