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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 22, 1812
Page
2
A reader recounts a rambling tale of a quarrelsome wife and a cascade of misfortunes. A husband bristles at her scolding and vows, against advice, to bluntly defend his claim. The family suffers misadventure after a decree leads to financial and domestic ruin, culminating in a house fire and the wife’s fate.
The Newingham Regiment of Militia commanded by Colonel Gould and the North Gloucestershire Militia under Colonel Kingscote are praised for discipline and appearance in Stephens Green. Units from Galway, Connaught Rangers, and the 73rd and 92nd regiments march to Plymouth to embark for Spain with Major General Thomas noting their service readiness.
The article describes the Moscow St Petersburgh route via Tver on the Volga and Tvertsa rivers, noting Tver as a key trade site 2000 miles from the Atlantic, and Novgorod 129 miles from St Petersburg. It highlights Viphae Voloshowle imperial village, inland navigation to the Caspian and Baltic, and discusses cattle movement from Ukraine. Mention of Moscow, Vishny Volocheshk, and the Kremlin fortress at Novgorod is included.
The report details a man named Boweraeer Fitaherard alias Madie brought from the board of the Geren de Nort on claims of guilt in the murders of Marr and Walter Jones. The narrative covers the investigation, the alleged linkage to the same killer seen aboard various ships, and the progression of the high profile case with medical and legal oversight.
Average price of Muscovado Sugar computed from the return shows 4d per hundredweight weight inclusive of duties paid or payable on import into Great Britain.
Royal Order enacted by His Majesty and Privy Council in 1809 to regulate importation rules for the Bahamas, Somer Islands, and Southern America territories. It specifies duties on various goods including meat, fish, timber, sugar, and grain, with detailed weight and price scales and a sunset clause after December 1809. The act empowers enforcement and potential alterations upon royal approval.
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