Prince of Wales to winter at Bagshot amid court reshuffle
London dispatches report His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales will lodge at Bagshot while Lord Keppel may not return. The Duchess of Cumberland visits Mr Gainsborough in Pall Mall for a family portrait to hang in Caritenoute. An Antigua letter notes hurricane damage and West Indies trade distress. News from Leghorn and Paris discuss Mediterranean conflicts, alliances, and naval power shifts. The Duke and Duchess of Cumberland plan a continental tour before 1786.
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Debates on Monopolies and Foreign Trade in Dublin
The article discusses concerns over monopolies and the Fairfie Company in Dublin, arguing national benefit from controlled trade while praising measures to expand cotton manufacture. It notes public sentiment on governance, education, and military expenditure, with references to Lord Lieutenant’s tour plans and civic issues including a pregnant woman’s distress amid policing.
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Trade and Welfare Proposals Spark Debate on Industry
A long discussion argues for boosting domestic manufacture and employment to aid trade and price stability. It notes Ireland’s youth in industry, calls for cook manufacture nationwide, and cites England’s village-led craft model. A tragic death of a young loom maker is also referenced.
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Felons Arrested After Meath Raid Near Laracor
In Mullingar on November 22 and Tuesday last, Neil and M Caughtier, two rioting felons who escaped prison in February, were captured near Laracor in County Meath. They carried two pistols and a third man bore a sword and sack with a shirt and fine beets. They bore the initials M. I. in black silk. A subscription is urged to reward the rescuer who risked his wife and supported a large family, and is now indigent.
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