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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

May 01, 1822

Page

4

Ricardo on Profits and Corn Trade in the Ricardo Pamphlet

The article reviews Mr Ricardo’s conclusions on profit rates, the effect of superior versus inferior soils on corn and manufactured goods, and the impact of free trade versus protection. It discusses that taxes on necessities reduce profits, debates countervailing duties, and ends with reflections on agricultural distress and policy implications.

Ricardo Novae Aghcoltere Holfbom de Troseler Javier Malthus E Fint England France Holland Ricanio Prican

Shipwreck near Cove Lighthouse recounted in 1822 letters

An 1822 Cork Intelligencer report compiles a chain of shipwreck notes from the coast, detailing the loss of weasels and possible passenger aboard with wreckage found on shore near Myrtlevile Cove harbour. The Esther and Svadereh stories are linked with crew identifications and grave interments, while letters from Donelong tenants praise rent reductions by John Burgoyne and oversee education debates in Ulster, Derry, Killaloe dioceses. The text also notes a proposed Bible Society critique of Catholic schooling and a bishop’s response.

Cork Yetterday W. M. Mealy Caeletown Glasgow Whitehawes Plecea Myrtlevile Cove Harbour Amale Othiro Hae Hegister Horframa Southampton Woglish Channel Revanna National Education Society Fergus Irish National Society Killaloe The Bible Society Kildarc Utract Association James O'Soagumnasst J, Finlay St. the Gua Guinea Kuland Kildare-place Childrn Adlaughlin Derry

Violent gale wrecks ships along the Kerry coast

A severe Sunday night gale from the south east caused massive coastal damage. The Three Brothers of Eoisierg from Dram was driven ashore and may not be freed. Britannia of Greenock and other vessels were driven ashore. Only four of ninety two boats on the Dingle shore survived. A large timber reef on Lord Ventry’s estate was shattered. The American ship Mohawk wrecked west of Honsberg lodge with no loss of crew. Over twenty cattle drowned near Castlemaine.

Lord Byron London la Muses Des Varietes Litteraires Dumfries America Great Britain Alderman Wear Cock and Castle Kingsland Louisa Roach Hackory St. Paul's Robertson Budgerow Bowles Parry Me Bowles Mery B Mra Bowles St. Tomas’s Hospital Queen-street Banks Samuel Elly Slade Esther Hook Tower William C Slshed Gatshell Broon’s Vis William Colwhad James Armstrong John Mitchell Peter Sellers Thos Burrowea Churchtown Weasel Colshed Liverpool Acirelu M. L Dunnyoro Mictagt Kavyany S. EB Brotham Loasierg Nils Sheer Dram Doal Sampier Islands Britannia Greenpeck Bannatyne Dingle Lord Ventry Honsberg Lodge Dpwarde Castlemain

Abercorn Tenants Honor Sir J J Burgoyne

A tenant group on the Abercorn estates in Tyrone and Donegal extends a formal compliment to Sir John James Burgoyne. They praise his fair handling of estate business, rent adjustments, and endeavors to preserve harmony between lord and tenant, noting his cautious, impartial approach and long service.

John Burgéyon Patton Marquis of Abercorn Guardiana of Minor Beliava John James Burgoyne Strabane John J Burgoyne J. James Burgoyne Abarcurn Tyrone Donegal

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