Trade in Wines and Duties Across Britain and Ireland
A parliamentary reflection argues for harmonized wine duties by ad valorem value rather than discriminating charges. It cites past duties on French and Portuguese wines, noting revenue effects and trade shifts, and urges a standardized rate to protect domestic industries and the Oporto company. Also mentions fishery news and Greek literary appointments in a wider column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Burgundy
Champ
France
Pitt
Solatan
Great Britain
Ireland
Britain
Rinto
Gruern
Qwortn
Lonton
Guernsey
Iike Place
Oporto Company
Frencen
Thia
Beaty
Verse Advertiser
Travel to Abbeyfeale sparks police inquiry and riot reports
Lieutenant Colonel Parke traveled to Abbeyfeale to investigate the recent riot. A rioter fled after the disturbance. a police officer aided civilians amid the unrest. A man convicted of manslaughter had his sentence commuted to twelve months, and public works in Cavan advance with new offices. The Grand Canal project gains pace, with education inquiries and Belfast trade expansion noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parke
Seth
Mbbeyfeale
Tein
Voken
Abbeyfeale
Shanagolden
Thoman Riely
Kerry
John Ring
Ballyallinan
Warburton
Clare
Tulla
Thomas D'Arcy
Ulster
Cavan
Betjeant Goold
Kilkenny
Dundalk
Pecard
Ias
Anna
Amelia
Emvicta
Om Cove
New South Wales
Hospitle
Tralee
Liverpool
D&t. L. Mill
Hraganza
Carlow
Queen's County
Henry Moore
Parnell
Sig
Pastorini
Holiesa
Pope
Shannon Harbour
Ballinaaloe
Galway
Loughrea
Gort, &c
Thomas Frankland Lewis
James Glasaford
Esqa
Ireland
Lancasterian
Academica I
Donegal Arms
Belfast
Antrim
Glasgow
Manchester
New York
America
Via
Jcss
House of Correction
Frarseet
Linen Board
Peelanit
Bellmst
Anw
Police in Delia gence Uneven’e quay Orrror
In a Dublin magistrates court a Mr Mallen and friends accused Mr Holden and Mr Richard Anderton after an incident at Marden’s tavern in upper Bridge-street. Claims of snuff, threats and a knife were discussed, with allegations of Orangemen plots and prior conspiracies. The case was set to proceed before a jury for fuller inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uneen
Richard Anderton
Ennie
Holden
Ma Mullen
Anderson
Hye
Eolden
Father Flatton
Lodge of Me
Mullen
Orangemen
Ireland
Catholica
Ennis
Mr Holden
Walsh
Alderman Exbhaw
Prisoners Tried In Kilwarden Case And Stream Of Trials
The report details multiple trials at the bar including Patrick Donnelly for breaking into a lord’s horse stable and stealing shirts, John Branton and Jane Anderson for burglary near Lucan, and further cases of burglary, highway robbery, and associated accusations. The document notes testimonies and juror reactions, with some defendants found guilty and others not guilty. It also covers Army movements and promotions under General Lord Combermere, detailing inspections in Ennis, Limerick, Dundalk, and Rockbarton, praising drill and discipline of regiments and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Donnelly
Lord Kilwarden
Iutey
John Branton
Janes Anderson
Thomas Connor
Lucan
John Fallent
John Fitzpatrick
Thomas J.udtard Stewart
Kay
Mariby Rouil Street
Gwen Callaghan
John Flinn
John O'Donnell
Mayo
Francis Street
Owen Callaghan
Wil
Lin de
Flan
Francia Street
Carrick Atreve
Claeran
Flinn
Nik
Walstegat
Culaguan
Val
Luda
Niacin
Fuutel
William
Pengley
Lord Combermere
Loughcooter Castle
Viscount Gort
Ennis
Dawkins
Éth
Royal Irish Dragoon Guards
9Th Lancers
10Th
Royal Hussars
Sd Dracoon Guards
Sir John Kilvy
Crescent
19Th
Sach
Horse Artillery
Thornhill
3D Dragoon Guards
Storey
19Th Foot
Mile
Dragoon Guards
Lindsay
John Elley
Purves
Che 3d
Lorshiv
Lindway
John Ellow Ant Don Sia
Lord Courbermere
John Brey
Rockbarton
Choel Haron
Tralee
Sth Dragoon Guards
Dundalk
Grant
Grain Market Reports Across Town Prices and Supplies
The weekly market notes detail oats and wheat supplies, price shifts, and demand across several towns. Wheat rose modestly while flour remained scarce, oats sold briskly, and butter prices fluctuated with shipments from southern ports. Reports also note flax premiums to encourage local farming and general market softness in late September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warverronp
Barr
Linen Board
Prrevia
Liverpool
London
Headwarice
Poland
Paul
Harston
Daria
Bop
Forseediene
Seystens
Nevada
Harley Toe
Per Peck
Tiesslay
Pena
Greteer
counterfeit notes gang caught at Fox's house
Prosecutors Benrge Finward and Edward Parvieoe of Fundalk posed as part of a trap to catch criminals in venal traffic. On 21 July at Fox's house Smithfield the party was surprised by a Ponce officer and Mr G Lennox Bigger of Dundalk. The base coin was found on the table and all were taken into custody. Evidence showed the Belest notes were slang termed Jack Cloth and the Bank of Ireland Maslin. They were found Guilty. Several packages of counterfeit pieces were produced in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benrge Finward
Edward Parvieoe
Fundalk
Fox
Smithfield
Ponce
G. Lennox Bigger
Dundalk
Bank of Ireland
Maslin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taxedom OF Commerce—Wines
Puruip Fianear
Ount's Bay
West Son
Mra Fitzherbert
Bentish Gasette
Fon
Emergon
Trinity College
Greece
Chen
Gaines
Weprave
Aalare
Provincial Intelligence
Commission Intelligence
Thomas Monaghan
Michiel
Phogas
Billy
Holt
Daemon
Bos
Warsofrpice
Drieseer
TRUE
Regiment of Foot
Prederek Brownlow
View Parezerald
Warren Mathham
Brownlow
Lord Edward Hay
Seaff
Tonian Islands
Ebhart
Chatham
Livat
John Pot
Markham
Kenign
Henry Golfrey
Geri
Brith
Bothlo
Urreon
Piatecon
Cote
Sureon
John Tend Tigk
Peer Shapy
Yorke
Deeraerel
Rosin
Charles Horry
Gert
Gert. Ta Be Mrsijny
Macne
West Tareet
Rivalle Mager Dale
John Beatie
Milton
Tarai Delotta
Ford Edward Haw
Molesworth
Dean
Bert
Hank
Javier
Ratoh
Maye
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