South American independence gains support and consular ties
The article argues that South American independence stands firm and suggests closer ties with Britain, including appointing consuls in former Spanish colonies to acknowledge their status. It highlights General Wavell as a notable British figure, praising his writings and military deeds and noting his recognition by Ferdinand II and Charles III.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counier
South America
Consula
Spain
England
Slater
Wavell
Nnions
Germany
India
Ferdinand the Witch
Duke of Wellington
Charles the Id
Gure
Revenue by head for years ending Oct 1822 and 1823
The Courier presents a quarter revenue statement showing a 158,250 deficiency in total revenue despite tax cuts. Customs income rose by about 400,000, indicating strong trade. Excise fell less than expected, stamps declined modestly, postal revenue slightly up but offset by receiver balances and remittance changes. Large tax movements are noted across periods with quarter by quarter fluctuations.
Ireland Crop Prospects Touch on Potatoes And Oats
A Leitrim correspondent warns of a potential potato crop deficit across Ireland if rains continue, while general weather remains dry and cold. Ballinagloe Fair boosts farmer confidence as wethers fetch higher prices, though cattle fairs lag. Scottish oats arrivals in Glasgow signal quality gains, aiding agricultural interests alongside the Distillery Act benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Jaikim
Ballinagloe
Glasgow
Scotland
Tithe Composition Bill Faces Local Meetings Across Cork
The Tithe Composition Bill draws mixed reactions in Cork parishes. In St Finn Barr Vastry the Deaf chair noted long standing prejudices, while Mallow sees Lord Ewxismone and landowners push adoption. Wilworth vestry rejects the bill, Rathcormac also votes against, and locals debate rector payments in kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Finn Barr
Cork
Vastry Rvow
Joan Mourns Travers
Mallow
Ewxismone
Irengow
De-la-Cour
Cottier
Wilworth
Macroney
Leitrim
Kilcrumper
Rathcormac
Recorder Court Trial for Burgess on Thefts Memorandum
Mr Bernard Burgess faced trial for stealing and passing a transacted bill from Mrs Delia Reilly. Prosecution claims the bill was found, endorsed, and cashed after it disappeared, with disputed witnesses. Burgess denied the theft and argued he returned the bill to the prosecutor in exchange for equal value, while defense and other testimony questioned the prosecution’s case. Perjury applications followed as Riley’s affidavits were sought for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's Court
Bernard Burgess
Joseph Smith
Jobe Reily
Burgess S
John Dilan
Smith
Dillon
Mountrath
Burgess
Pelican Ofice
Riley
Ceried
Tagodnyg
Dillon's
Ditlon
Cottrary
Mester
Prealey
Proscedtor
George Hel
Wallace
Kiswan Stakes at October Meeting Report
Sporting intelligence notes a Kiswan Stakes event and related races with listed drivers and odds. The report references Red Bad Me Kelly, Calder, and other participants, noting results, payments, and pacing details from the meeting.
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Corrigh
Kelly's
Taujwella Aligiy
Aboe
Laval
Poretene
Ti Welty
Pwr
Munwler
Getieas
Mit
Steven Sule
Voll
Fashion Notes From Cartin And Irish Society Gossip
The column reports the Leinster Duke and family returning to Cartin for winter. It notes Edward Johnston’s departure to England for Stamp Duties duties, Colonel Shawe replacing him as Private Secretary, Sir Stewart Bruce traveling from England, Major General Riall’s arrival in Clonmel, and lists passengers on a Mountain Ere steam packet from Liverpool. It also covers an elopement involving a MP’s wife, Maturin’s romance novel, and various social curiosities, including references to the Westminster Hawk, carpet choices, and other assorted notices. The piece blends fashion, travel, politics, and local rumor in a late 18th to early 19th century tone.
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Duke of Leinster
Cartin
Erister
Jady Kinnaird
Edward Johnston
England
Shawe
Johnston
Wellesley
India
Col. Shawe
Sir Stewart Bruce
Stewart
Wales
London
Riall
Grenada
Clonmel
Liverpool
Mountaineer
Jane
Purdy and
Johnstone
Concinger
Hinds
Messra Stanley
Currell
Wood
Acheson
M'Mahon
White
Band
Herbert
Ridley
M'Kenna
Marshall
Dodd
Millikin
Tie
Ireland
RR. Fn
Co. L-m-k
C. M--re
Mose Stet
France
Maturin
Henry Johnson
Shanahan
Mall
Bailykileevan
Queen's County
Georgiva
St. George
Mr Wear
Pipgarro
Iturbide
Mexico
Pisa
Rone
Wrouineras
Windsor
Kaight
Baight
Adel
Koash
Corthor
Eireurstamee
William
Reead-street
Reydin
Kore
Otc
Jemie Vito
Iran
Fordew of
Cate
Asia
Oriental
Upper Asia
Alan
Schoolcraft
Fartars
Wetight
China
Peru
Ricardo
Viventes
Martunio
Siaine
Paris
Foreign Office
M. Martin
Martin
Youstman
Lyons
Corsica
Pondicherry
English East India Company
Fnally
Supreme Court of Calcutta
Captain Barclay
H. Felt
Toxten
Jenga
Pioufries Courier
Glover
Newtown Stewart
Newtown-Stewart
Suneley
Coke
Mr Coke
Fiyotays
Wilbon Maxwell
Guynaltomy
Scotland
Prentleman
Woekiborg
Atieh
Araster
Uae
Wits
Spe Dytten
Hert
Desperate riot in Enniskillen over sectarian clash
An report details a Friday riot in Enniskillen between Orangemen and papists after a fair. Magistrates seized arms to keep peace. disturbance erupted when they left. The piece blames improper conduct of a local magistrate for the breach and notes injuries and unrest.
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Ireland
Enniskillen
Hia
Earl of
Richard Dane
John Armstrong
Jones, Key
Sam
Cagenteman
Buniskillen
Guild of Merchants Hears Debate on Lord Mayor Support
In Dublin the Guild of Merchants meetings featured praise for Lord Menor's ongoing service as Mr Carleton led thanks and urged continuation of his policy. Rev Tighe Gregory argued the Lord Mayor merely did his duty, while Captain Fitzsimons praised Carleton and mocked the opposition. The Guild lamented limits on its jurisdiction and the hiss custom. Thomas Mulholland was elected Representative of the Guard of Merchants in the Common Council, praised as a worthy and upright citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of Merchants
Carleton
Lord Menor
Tighe Gregory
Fitzsimons
Gregory
Thomas Mulholland
Dublin
Rival Champions Prepare For February Fight For Title
The KE hgh Champion Spring will face Langan, the Trish champion, in a three hundred vines wager match near Manchester. Spring is famed, while Langan, a rising fighter from Leon, is said to push the title. Training starts after his Manchester benefit, with the bout planned for February. Also reported, the Brownlow Cup race at Maze course saw Sir Amentiniers and Oberon contend in four heats, ground conditions cited as deep. Mrs Anna Margaret Turner, widow of Keith Turner, Turnerhall, mourns with family amid a tangle of events.
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Spring
Langan
Landon
Manchester
Maze
Marquia
Donegall
Anna Margaret Turner
Keith Turner
Turnerhall
Tur tire path and tv mana tale from a troubled city
A garbled OCR passage notes a public health or social issue in a city, mentioning care, distress, and a sequence of figures and places. It references a person named Lae Ree and other unclear entities, with hints of a center, a doctor, and a public office. The fragment preserves a sense of urban tension and institutional response.
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PATHE
TV Mana
Anton
Dvetes Cats Baeraser Goes Wheat Market
The report describes a chaotic wheat market with varied prices and limited supply. It notes demand outpacing supply, mentions names and places in uncertain terms, and references adjustments in pricing and distribution amid a tense trading day.
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Great Tri
Walnerense
York den
Mr Caldwells
Baeraser
Simall
Benny Sory
Millers Wiheak Ois Bneets
Tess
Pedes
Ately Perenne
Ee Pate
Chetan
Ba William Tens
Dase
Panto Acrid
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