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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Sep 22, 1824

Page

4

Ireland Revenue Jurisdiction Reform Proposed by Commissioners

A historical report argues the current Revenue Jurisdiction in Ireland is defective and recommends replacing it with a system where the Court of Exchequer handles penalties and trials for Revenue Laws. It endorses summary proceedings, written evidence, and possible transfer of jurisdiction under an English act, noting the need to streamline and reduce costs while maintaining due process. Commissioners listed include T. Wal. MPL, CP. Bradland Lewis, WW. J. Lusbiggion, Henry Berens, and R. W. Jay, Begis.

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Mourning Orders After King’s Death Prompt Court Adjustments

A Foreign Office dispatch reports the death of His Most Christian Majesty at four this morning and the royal court will enter mourning next Thursday before changing to a lighter state on October 14. Substantial European weather and market notes follow, with emphasis on grain flows to London and currency trends across continental markets.

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Promotions in the Army Rifle Brigade to Major and Lieutenant

Royal regiments reshuffle officers from half pay to higher ranks. George Chetely becomes Quartermaster. Samuel Jenkins, Thomas Pasiten, and others exchange to lieutenants, captains, and adjutants. Ensigns and cadets shift positions, with several purchases noted and retirements on half pay. officers move within the 4th to 49th Foot and related corps amid a broad set of promotions and exchanges.

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Army progresses through Ireland with inspections and movements

The Commander of the Forces Lord Combermere arrived in Tralee from Limerick to inspect the 2nd Regiment at the new barracks, with officers including Colonel Sir J.T. Buchan. He tours lakes of Killarney and outlines plans to view troops near Mallow and Limerick. Major-General Sir Lambert arrives in Cork. units move from Richmond Barracks to Walterford and other locations.

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Ballyvoragie Ballyeare House Attack In Cork Region

A crowd forced entry at the house of Andrew Cusack in Ballyvoragie near Canoa. A gunfight followed wounding several. authorities and police pursued suspects. Reports mention trials, public meetings, religious disturbances, and a presentation of colors to a regiment in Newry amid ongoing insurrection-era tensions.

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Notable Dublin Visit and Elopement Incident Unfolds

Reports detail Lord Burlington officials hosting Canning and other dignitaries at the Vic regal Lodge during a Dublin visit. A sensational elopement involving Mrs Wade’s daughter sparks a police and family search, ending with the couple fleeing to Belfast and the husband pursuing from Dublin, while guardianship and property disputes complicate the affair.

Fragmented OCR Notation Yields Vague Local Notice

An unreadable OCR fragment from a local newspaper page lists scattered names and places including Peter, Pablo, Joseph White, Gineto, and Sipperary. The garbled text mentions streets, a byline Seber Sath, and a potential public record or notice with uncertain details.

Market prices and supplies in TAE Markets report

The Dents Coin Exchange and Sewt markets show wheat in strong supply with quality high and prices rising late in the session for export and home use. Oats remain abundant with Friday prices supported, while barley and flour stay steady. butter prices and pork demand reflect broad market activity across wheat, oats, flax, tea, and provisions with notable price movements and commentary on livestock and flax cleaning.

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