Reduced Prices at William Davis Grocer
William Davis grocer across TR4 INE and Spirit Neachant announces reduced prices to supply customers. The offer covers products including whiskey, rum, gin, porters, sauces, and various spirits in all quantities with carriage free within the circle. April 13, 1415.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Davis
Ange Wiley Lind
Joe Fa
Gallon
Jamaica Rae
Holland
Emeve
Guipeda
Pim
Daviey
Circe
Passengers to Dublin May 8 and 15 for Fares Due
American Passenger Office Dublin issues notice for Saint Joan's Neve Browetrick and Pomona voyages. Passengers must appear on May 8 or May 15 to settle remaining fares and board. Vesels promised no delay for those who comply. Also notices additional vessels sailing to New Heosewick and Canada with post paid letters to 16 William Marquis Bargh-Quay Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotice
Saint Joan’s
Neve
New Heosewick
Talso
Upper
Lower Canada
Wm. Marquis
Insolvent Debtors in Ireland Seeks Court Relief
Notices declare petitions presented to the Exchequer in Ireland under acts for the relief of insolvent debtors. James Callaghan and James Todd announce readiness for examination and that petition matters will be heard May 28 in Cork, naming numerous creditors and representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Ialand
Mid Court of Exchequer
Jerrwar Callaghan
James Todd
William Harela
Assetas
James Abern
Liscarroll
Callaghin O'Callaghan
Cacet Calleghan
Timothy Creedon
Threaberstown
Wil Hans Barry
Monaninos
Charles Baalable
Betlyville
Jona Mahony
Matléw
Benjanta Grins
Miel
Teragh
Magrien Reilly
Iachiel
Assigon
Dadiel Lehane
Kilavie
Eadbie Fadorsees
Daniel Dugan
Ballygraddy
John Duggan
Violet-bill
Francis Herejti
Newmarket
Tay
Josph Robinson Coléer
Castlemayne
Anckville Hamilton
Castiecar
Denise
Proctor
Kanturk
Andrew Daly
Farmer
Lismire
William Nealy
Cleck
Owen Egan
Hie Eadoreces
Daniel Hariien
Kilfadimuy
Assigos
Jonathan Bruce
George E. Bruce
George Bruce
Milltown
Asigna
Cork
John Credon
Amigos
Janes M.seiney
Osborne R. Barber
Robert Cleburne
Spanish forces assault Fort St Gregorio in Nov siege
Spanish general Linan leads 1200 men including 300 dismounted dragoons and 150 mounted dragoons in a November attack on Fort St Gregorio. A breach 30 yards wide opens at 1:30 PM as heavy artillery from Independents guns and 500 muskets fire. Lieutenant General Peamanda is fatally wounded, morale collapses, and the assault stalls with heavy losses. Regiments of Navarre and Ferdinand VII suffer severe casualties. by November 6 the garrison and attackers alike are described as decimated, with continued fighting and dire prospects for another assault.
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Spanish America
Vana Cruz
Linan
St. Gregorio
Chassoura
Regiment of
Navarre
Peamanda
Neville
Wardelie Barranca
Inapauto
Ferdinand VII
Vera Cruz
Sea Gregorio
Cnemy
Avilla
Rubalcada
Alvarez
Gata
Hersare
Ave
Regi Sante
Perdinand VII
Desperate Siege Details From San Gregorio Note
A December 16 letter to Vera Cruz reports heavy losses among Spanish regiments at San Gregorio. The garrison fought bravely as the mine blew, 116 men killed, and the defenders faced a dire situation with limited supplies and delayed reinforcements.
Imperial Parliament Opened with Private Bills and Debates
The session reports Private Bills from the Commons read for a first time. Debates cover the National Debt records from 1786 to 1811, the Gaols Chaplains Bill, and petitions regarding Count St Dedand versus Lieutenant General Campbell. Committees consider the Poor Education Bill, cotton manufactories reforms, and the Loan bill. Adjournment follows, with appointments and legal notices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Sospay
Commons
House OF Commons
Lord Olkstone
J. Bariie
C. Heport
Ixtanda
J. Newport Imade
Mr. Bennett
London
Mr. Wynne
Thomas Fergusen
Wynke
Thomas Ferguson
Newgate
Ferguson
Broughay
J. New Port
Peel
B. BatHuast
Brougham
C. Saxton
Majtiates
Abington
TB. Batucast
Lord Stanley
County of
York
Dublin Journal Receives London Tuesday Journals
The Dublin Journal reports arrival of the London Journals for Tuesday with additional continental intelligence, indicating ongoing cross‑channel updates and interpretations of European events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Continent
State of Ireland plays on economy and tranquillity
The piece discusses a motion for a committee to probe Irish laws aimed at preserving calm, arguing reforms or repeal may come. It blames peasantry poverty for unrest, calls for employment through manufacturing, criticizes Dublin's frivolities, and condemns wasteful public spending as hindering thrift and capital formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansat
Ireland
Baronet
Dglgnda
Pest
Europe
William Parry
Dublin
William-treet
Mansion House
William-Street
Finance. Minister's plan funds 3 percent annuities
A private correspondent reports to the Stock Exchange that a ministerial plan to fund 3 percent annuities altered the market little with a small decline. The arrangement allows transfers and instalments on Brehenper Bills, with staged payments from August to December and interest at 2d per 100 per day on delayed payments. The market closed with Red. Annuities at 79 and Consols at 79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haar
Stock Exchange
Preanury Chambers
Tord Liveroont
Parliament Proceedings Reported Tense on Widows Pensions
The Tuesday night proceedings in both Houses cover War Office pension papers for widows, the Mamiva Peerage, and a Commons inquiry into poor laws. Debates on cotton duties, settlements law, Ireland's tranquility, and widow pensions reveal party lines, with Lyttleton opposing sweeping pension cuts and Palmerston cautioning against revoking grants while aiming to protect veterans’ families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Teaspar
Arar
War Office
Mamiva
Jord Aukland
St. Pancras
Lill
Paties
Patten
Bourne
W. A. Taylor
State OF Ireland
H. Parnell
Ireland
Lyttleton
Palmerston
Pary
Horse Guards
Catone
Dalsymple
Lord Palmerston
Ayaert
Petreuch
Abe Wrich
Finares
Nfantope
Croaah
Kepore
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American Passenger Office
Mexico
Vera Crm
Anys
Ferdinand Vib
Zam
Diina
San Gregorio
Vietroy
Imperial Parliament
Jens Vian
Manchester
Sandford
Glasgow
England
Wales
Sol
Dent
Cardiganshire
Glocestershire
England and Wales
Ashton-under-line
Mre Phillips
Finlay
Robinson
Grenfra
Exciequer
Gent
Grenfell
Ansious
Bink
Thornton
Valuntary Angveribers
Arthur Smith Adamvon
Mary
Phooix Park
Court of Chancery
Taylor
Lady Antrim
Ealng
Munler
Antrioy
Frangea
St. Spee
P. W
the Dublin Journal
Torapay
Somner
Orphacy Fond
City of London
P. Moore
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