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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 11, 1822
Page
2
The document outlines a plan to bleed the Personato network, with directors empowered to act until the bey day at Ocwehey 921. A magistrate must review the petition, with the Secretary OMer listed. Transfers and deadlines are noted, including a Tuesday after the Pal stant.
The article argues excess supply depresses prices harming cultivators and urges on farm policies. It discusses limiting grain surpluses through taxation, promotes reducing production costs, and praises or critiques measures proposed by Mr Grapstases of Liverpool. It advocates duties on income from securities and spirits to aid agriculture and raise rent, value, and capital returns.
Fragmented OCR text discusses ministers and officials including Lord Hathurst and Canning, referencing the Foreign Office and the House of Commons. The passage mentions miscommunication with readers and partial remarks about pundits and appointments, with several garbled phrases and unclear conclusions.
The narrative describes ongoing Cabinet tensions and a threatened resignation by a senior minister. It notes discussions with the monarch, plans for a possible resignation not accepted, and cabinet deliberations on replacements. It highlights expectations around Mr Canning’s arrival and pending ministerial appointments, with uncertainty about the Foreign Secretary and Chancellor roles.
Fragmented OCR text outlines proposals for a congress with aims to aid foreign powers and renew guarantees to European states. It mentions inviting powers to avoid open war with Spain and restricting press freedoms, plus a note about the Duke of Wellington and a London paper.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines Bank of England actions and market reactions. It mentions proposals to reduce capital, options for the bank to stabilize funds, and observed price movements in securities. References to stock dealings, brokers, and general market sentiment appear amid dated monetary commentary.
A late 18th century dispatch notes Mehmed Sullar Pach, Governor General, to publish a notification and hold investiture rites at Sisiatria. The piece cites Sublime Porte measures and warns that strained negotiations with Syrin and Algiers could trigger war, with maritime powers aligning against Christian affairs. The report references Strangford and a London-era context.
Captain Wilson's letter from Richmond aboard Dako reports an expedition preparing to move to Graenock within days. They expect sharp action if cannonading occurs. Reassuring dispatches from the Prince to the govern d support British property. Wartime ships and warships have gathered nearby to protect interests, with a line of defense forming.
In Mumbai, observers note Watt’s Bee Bordala and Pate Tes of Noseuay, with two years court time cited. Winter and Ol beat Lara, Zamien, Tat, and Shigo’s team in close play. Crise superbly leads Movers, Tina Years, Caf Caine, and 20 Gaineys in a pivotal match as Noble and Cadwellty see strong performances.
A fluctuating grain market shows higher demand and varied prices. Wheat ranges from 42s to 56s per bag, oats 22s to 25s, and butter at about 78s per cwt with little change since Friday. Harvest work limits country arrivals, and barley prices have not yet been opened.
The Galway fair drew a large crowd though Crone mare ponies sold poorly at 4s. each. white linen yarn rose to 24s per th. elsewhere disorder erupted at the Exchange with a broker injured as a crowd clashed after business. Reports also note legal cases, taxes, and local incidents including a fire and various magistrate actions.
A meeting of the Dublin Isac Trance Company elected a 21 member committee to draft new regulations. Balloting began Saturday with 21 names and results announced, including Bowley 177 and Brophy 113 votes. The committee was instructed to meet at eleven o clock to prepare the new regulations, then the chair adjourned the session.
An account of a grand dinner hosted by noble figures including the Duchess of Leinster and other peers at Viceregal Phunix Park. Guests from Dublin and Meath discussed marriages and courtly life, with remarks on titles, arrivals, and social rituals amid a bustling, gossiping atmosphere.
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