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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 09, 1816
Page
3
An advertisement lists Old Dublin Whiskey, French Brandy, Pineapple Rum, and Jamaica Rum with substantial reductions for wholesale buyers. It notes large stock of various groceries and cheeses with lowered prices, inviting orders and cash remittances for prompt shipment across the kingdom.
Pelican Life Insurance Office announces life insurance and annuities with government sanctioned policies. William Farran, company agent, offers rate details and free explanations daily from 4 o clock at the office, emphasizing collateral security and endowment branches.
A fragment noting Surpine Capitals rising above 200,0901, with investments in the Irish Brocka and receipts from the Kingdons era funded by trustees of the Trisw Trust. It mentions Norwich Union Office as the empire’s sole office established on an equitable plan, dating back to 1797.
The Chief Office in Dublin promotes a Life Department policy plan offering a 20 percent bonus on all polices. It claims savings accumulate at set intervals, potentially increasing a £1000 policy to £1500 or £2000 without extra premiums. Rates are stated as about 10 percent lower than rivals, with policy interests buyable back if payments stop.
A 50 percent saving claim is urged by a fire department insurance office. It promises the public that dividends arise from premiums, with the insurer returning half the premiums after seven years. Over 18,000 have received dividends since March. Names and figures are cited as proof of benefit, while surplus capital supports annual receipts and liberal annuity terms.
Directors urge public confidence in Safe Assurance and the Union Life Office plan. Members share surplus profits and receive protection equal to the assured sum, with no extra premium. After a century of operation the system shows public benefit and world-wide coverage. Agents listed in Dublin and Kildare streets.
Dublin notices invite proposals for chains and irons for the Dunleary harbour works. Specifications include 46 chains eighty feet long with end rings, plus shorter lengths and weights. Proposals due by November 27, with security and affidavits of quality required.
The London Gazette reports that Lieutenant H. Lane of the 13th Light Dragoons has not yet become Captain of a Troop, despite an earlier notice in the Gazette of the 19th ultimo.
Items from Paris cover hospital lighting in hydrogen, costs of France vs England, the Duke of Cambridge at Versailles, and motions to form a deputation for the King. Crowds gather for the opening of the Senate chambers as reports reach Paris. Murat’s daughter reportedly to wed a Hungarian, with a three million dowry. theater lighting incident leads to police action. Egypt news praises Amoud-Ali’s rule and defenses of Alexandria.
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