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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 22, 1824
Page
1
The article reviews Mexico's independence progress amid a British and French press glow, noting Iturbide's downfall as pivotal. It discusses France's royal succession mood, King Charles X greetings, and expectations of peaceful monarchies. It also notes stock market updates and pages on Irish events, with BraVo possibly becoming president under a U.S.-like system.
The article praises the late King of France for patient government amid fierce factional conflict. It notes his forbearance during suffering, reluctance to retaliate, and the two opposing camps seeking restoration of abuses or impractical liberty. It cites his exile and restoration as pivotal moments shaping his tempered rule.
The article notes MP Maberly plans to embark on a large property purchase in the country aimed at opposing the laboring classes. It cites the average English and Scottish wheat crop at eight million quarters and discusses expected price effects as harvest results exceed expectations. It suggests lower prices will accompany a larger farmer reward in quantity rather than price.
A Victorian era column discusses parity in taxes, Portugal wine trade, and potential tariff shifts. It argues a reduced general duties regime could double government revenue, encourage Portuguese competition, and ease food prices, while scrutinizing English wage and corn laws and the impact on industry and rents.
The piece argues landholders face pressure from debt as cheaper money emerges, predicting a shift in power between manufacturing and landed interests. It warns that profits fade, capital declines, and farmers may rise as a new agricultural class forms if wage and canal policies shift. The text reflects mid 19th century Britain’s economic tensions.
The death of the King of Fonav and the political shift in Grovertimentot influence the money market. Funds rise from 4 percent to higher levels as speculators stay away, with expectations of volatility around the next settling day. Foreign securities react, Mexican bonds surge after news of Turbide’s landing and shooting. numerous South American bonds follow, with prices and scrip noted across Prussia to Greek notes.
The article notes widespread meetings in Glasgow and Belfast by operatives after the repeal, highlighting cross‑channel delegate exchanges. It praises press restraint, discusses wage disputes, and argues the change will improve conditions for trades and manufacturers, aligning with broader economic reforms in Britain. It cites Belfast unrest as a future topic and mentions British corn price data from maritime inspectors.
Saturday proceedings at the banking house of Messiah Stravey Graham and Fauntleroy Bernern-street drew crowds as Henry Fauntleroy faced examination on powers of attorney. Witnesses questioned forged signatures and transfers of annuities while Mr Conant cautioned reporters against premature publicity. The court heard testimony from Rev Charles Harding and Sir Richard Harding about forged powers and the involvement of trustees. The magistrate indicated a possible adjournment for further examination as Mr Freshfield planned the next steps.
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