Despotic Spain and British fears of Liberty
The London Mail reports from Madrid and London on Spain's political convulsions and the despotism of Ferdinand. The piece argues compulsory rule harms nations, predicts Spain may overturn despotism sooner than expected, and notes the Holy Alliance faces mortification. It also covers the Cortes arrival news, stock market activity in Mexican and Colombian securities, and a satirical note on London stage influence and provincial theatre life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Ferdinand
Levon
Holy Alliance
Riverpoo
London
New York
Cortes
Thuredey
Bolivar
Peru
Revenue and tax changes in 1820 analysed
The discussion examines hypothetical revenue without tax increases, estimates 1820 revenue at 50 683 475 with 8 820 000 tax cuts, leaving 42 168 475. It cites twelve month receipts 47 900 092, notes real increase 5 736 617 on repealed taxes, and claims Silk Duty repayments offset delayed effects of tax cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balaam
Austria
Ireland
Down Survey Proceedings and Quaker Industry Reflections
The report to the Committee on the Down Survey is summarized with commentary on the Quaker class dubbed Friendly Quakers. It praises Quaker industry and thrift as models for reducing poverty, contrasts their virtues with general distress, and calls for domestic adoption of their economy, alongside observations on the Ionian Proclamation and a maritime note from Valparaiso regarding pirate activity and naval movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Down
House of Vemions
Ireland
Greece
Phi Foote
Sir F. Adam
Dublin Quarter Assembly Votes 1000 for Alderman Smyth
On Quarter Day the Dublin Corporation voted 1000 pounds to Alderman Smyth the late Lord Mayor. The debate included supporters praising his merit and opponents warning against public display. The commons later sent a petition to the Board to approve the grant and an official address to the Lord Lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pertin
Edward Stanley
Perrin
Corporation of Dublin
Sir Edw. Stanley
Alderman Smyth
Aterman Smyth
Commons
Rebatim
J. H. Moore
Ald. Smyth
Morrinson
Earl of Meath
Abraham Lance
W. Stoker
Morrisson’s
Butter
Morrisson
Stoker
Willis
J. AH. Moore
Joshua Kearney
Lord Meath
Davis
Sutter
Dublin
Board of Aldermen
Hynes
J. HW. Moore
Lord Mayor
Sheriffs and Commons
Aldermen
Exshae
Wm. Stamer
Archer
A.B. King
Robert Shaw
Montgomery
Hurty
L. Whelan
The
Richard Smyth
Mc Morrisson
Lord Maya
Dublin City Council praises late Lord Mayor amid adjournment vote
In a Dublin Commons session the Board of Aldermen faced pressure over honoring the late Lord Mayor. Amid high praise from the Recorder and a judge, officials rejected a motion to adjourn and instead agreed to express thanks with a formal tribute.
Order and Leave Regulations For Army Officers And Noncoms
Extracted from General Regulations of the Army details leave permissions and the discharge process for soldiers. Highlights include limits on indulgences, proportional limits for non commissioned officers, and procedures for officer leave. Also covers discharge applications, fees, and required reporting to the Adjutant General with soldier details and grounds for release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orme Guards
Chiti
Faeee Teaanng
Fintan
Sania
Cal
Henry Torark
Ireland
Unii
da Commader-in- Chiefs
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Dullin
London Mail
Stock Exchange
Brock
Onda
Grand Canal Stork
Royal Canal
Gov. Security
Gov. See
National Insurance
Royal Irish Ay
Dia
T. Patrick
Bhamrock
Dublin Gas
Tee
Hibernian
Wrens Mining Com
Hibernian Ni Deen
Irish Turf
Anes
Down &Urpey
Lloyd's
Valparaiso
Quiles
Lima
Vigia
Inrelakea
Lily
Dolphin
Congress
United States
Varter Cauy
CaNao
Wea
Elin Majesty
Cambridge
Mating
Lila
Smyth
Hines
Alralam Lane
Moore
Flouse
Chilren
Taylor
Harry
Union Canal
Port Hopetoun
Queensferry
HH. M
Clio
Inchkeith
Cramond
Newhaven
Isabelix Simpson
Jamaica
Frith
Junbar
Isle of May
Mdnburgh
Findsorneat
Chia
Bertholet
Rpen
Society For Relief of
Rick and
Iudigent Rouw Keepers
John Hope
Edinburgh
Advanein
Brooks
Tye
Ugust
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