Paris News and Royal Ordinances Reported in Dublin Journal
The Dublin Journal reports on Paris papers with no translation of content. The King grants audiences at the Chateau of St Cloud and issues ordinances naming the Duke de Bordeaux as Colonel General of the Swiss Guards with a list of aides de camp. Also noted are pardons for deserters, academic reentries, and stock market notes from Frankfort and Brussels.
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Chateau
Duke de Beja
Count de Goyou
Seine and
Marne
Count de Villelle
Charles
France
Navarre
Grandaon
Duke de Bordeaux
Swiss Guards
Perann
Sieurs
Baron de Gaddy
Baron Vauserot de Vincey
Count Courten
Graffenried de Blonsy
Aid de Camp Forentier
War Department
St Cloud
Corsica
Vienna
Academy of Paria
Royal Council of Public Instructions
Charles X
Balaianloe
Ballimarloe
Race Park
Treband
Cithe
Sith
Calcabadan
Cosmin
British Isles
Aepaur
Sycamore Alley
Wien
Reign of Charles X Praised In Paris and Dublin Notes
Reports from Paris praise Charles X for peaceful governance and anti censorship measures, including a Royal Mint medal and an Ordinance restoring press freedom. Dublin and London briefs discuss Tar Heist Society motions, Canning’s Windsor audience, and theatre plans with Irish actors, plus a local mechanician institute prospectus and a sheep fair summary.
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Craais X
Paris
Chambera
Royal Mint
Paria
Charles X
M. de Chateaubriand
MM. Cassimer Perrier
Measher
Moniteur
Orinaire
France
Financial turmoil and market notes across Europe
A London market summary reports reduced money scarcity, rising short term rates and bank discounts, with strong foreign funds moves. It notes improved money supply, a 4 percent money rate, and anticipated further declines, plus mixed quotes in Prussian, Mexican, Brazilian, and South American securities.
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Europe
Stock Exchange
Bank of England
Indi
Vitals
Sich Menna
Piddie
de Montes
Marison
Shine
Aly Acon
Occasian
Yucatan
Mexico
Ube
Lisbon
Raat India Company
India Company
East Lialia Company
Bank of Hapland
Bank of Ireland
Intereay of
Monty
Ann. Laveren
Toylomysian
Brazil
Eis
Stratsinth
Rate of Interest and Corn Laws Debate in Ireland
AMercantile Advertiser critique argues that low interest rates in England and Ireland threaten profitability, discusses India stock reductions, and questions repeal of the Corn Laws. It proposes global grain imports with fixed duties, tax reductions, and tithes reform to lower living costs while preserving core fiscal stability. The piece links agricultural pricing to broader tax policy and church levies, urging broader economic reform.
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England
Ireland
Heney
Hay
India
Ni Banke
Chie
France
Switzerland
Planden
Italy
Elis
Justine
Continent
Mercantile
The Lord Bishop of Limerick visitation and ordinations
The Lord Bishop of Limerick failed to attend the diocesan visitation due to illness. The Vicar-General conducted the rites, preached from Luke 6 42 and ordained several clergy at Ferns Cathedral. The Lord Bishop of Cork plans visits to Cork and Ross dioceses, with royal entertainments and a band at the palace as events unfold.
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Limerick
Ferns
Deadms
Liam Whilly
A.W Bylet
Dim
Fran the Jar
Ber
Meighten
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Gov. Security
Tipe Water
Gov. Sec
Vo. O
National Insurance
Royal Irish Do
Scrip
Par Patriotic
Ote Dilis
Patrick Do
Din Shamrock
PRR
Dublin
Journa
Eloile
Flanders
Brussels
Frankfort
Messrs Rothschild
Aik LA Chapelle
Lousis Xveii
Louis XV
Our
Gali
City
Columbia
Dnxpress
Olegic
Hale
Cote
Fou
Porto Hella
Ivan
Tar Hisennian Binee Society
Sackwille
Atreet
Cord
Hell
Earl of
Meath
Hagland
Wales
George the Munrth Scei-piacket
Abe
Phuvelay
Chrun
Mullay
Dorlin
Drury-lane Theatre
Elliston
George Coleman
Reynekis
Aucrow
Pagerl Alvat
Leesee
Tandon
London
Opera Comite
Extanganixary Peoksratanse
Hyiah Tussell
Tara
Byrne
Pepe Weert
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