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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Oct 21, 1817

Page

4

Debate Over Window Tax Pledge and New Coinage

A parish meeting in Down and other communities debated reinstating the window tax, citing a solemn pledge to abandon it after peace. Local figures urged Parliament to honor the pledge, while some warned against a tax tied to parish value. The article also outlines new coinage standards, detailing sovereign weights and silver content as the old standards shift to fix the currency.

Tullilish Down Hawthorpe

American Commerce Delivers Trade Figures from Savannah

The Boston Advertiser reports exports to the United Kingdom from Savannah detailing October 1415 shipments and 1816 totals. It notes bales of cotton and barrels of rice, with hogsheads listed, and questions whether such trade supports a balanced commercial intercourse.

Boston Advertiser Savannah United Kingdoms

STATE TRIALS IN DERBY COURT FULLY UNDER WAY

Derwent reports Judges Richards Abbott Dallas Holroyd arrived for the Derby trial. Proceedings opened with court readings, arraignments, and juror challenges. Prisoners including Jeremiah Brandreth and others pleaded not guilty as the crowded court adjourned after long preliminary business and witness arrangements.

Fever Reports From Dungannon Dispensary and Hospital

The Dungannon Dispensary quarterly report covers July 1 to October 1 1917 detailing patients under treatment admitted numbers cured or remaining, typhoid cases with outcomes, and fever hospital admissions and discharges. A smallpox death is noted among a fever case.

Ie Dungannon Dungannan Tha Newry Fever Hospital Limerick Freer Techinetane Blige Clonmel John Ab, Phillips

Assassination Case of M Fualdes Reheard in Cassation

An assassination case involving M Fualdes led to appeals from death and life imprisonment sentences. The Court of Cassation at Paris annulled Rhodes Tribunal proceedings over improper witness oaths, ordering potential retrials in Toulouse. Rumors grow as deposits by witnesses spark speculation about the crime in nearby Mhrodez.

M. Fualdes Assize Court Rhodvs Court of Cassation Paria M. Loiavau M. Girault Duplensis Rhodes Hopking Toulouse Vntavitanta Mhrodez Hesedy Howe Wamada Bane Manson Fualdea Buscal Missunner

Trial details unfold in accusation of Bancal and Manson

Witness accounts describe a murder plot with Bancal arranging cover for crimes including the abduction and murder of a child. The case ties to the Manson family circle and suggests Leblanc Grelet as a potential target. Investigators expect further discoveries as shadows of Rhodes intrigue emerge.

War Rumors and Naval Moves Shadow 19th Century Markets

A vague report of war between Russia and Turkey unsettles markets with a drop in English funds then partial recovery. Balt ic naval preparations loom. General Benningsen’s Turkish frontier army rises to about 80 000 effective men as fortresses are provisioned. Mediation by England seems possible if it is not entangled in the Ottoman Lonian Islands dispute. Government hints at hiring two or three coppered transport ships and tendering conveyance for 800 troops from Portsmouth to Malta, raising questions about their purpose in the Mediterranean.

Bardh Cross Torrow Morching Grand Jury Crown Court Miss Priss Reader Crown Jeremiah Brandreth Mr. Cross William Wilkes Church Broughton John Sherton John Pempest Buriey Samuel Wilder Fewall Thomas Archer Harton Robert Eaton Osliton Ita Crosa Watson Anthony Martin Bancal M. Fualdes Naise Mariane Manson Madame Manson Madelaine Bacal Madelaine Grelet Discassina Fualdes Rhodes Wladime Manson Madelaine Bancal Russia Turkey Baltic Jain Czerny George Benningsen Alexander Egland Lonian Ali Padig Europe Livya Unigon Portsmouth Malta Parga

Improving Condition of the Country

A northern commercial tour reports widespread employment and booming demand. In Glasgow Liverpool Birmingham Sheffield Nottingham and other towns workers are scarce. Manchester shows strong demand with few goods left unsold. Firearms demand in Annington linked to South America also rises as trade rebounds, boosting public order and confidence.

Glagow Liverpool Gimmingham Sheffield Nottingham

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