Dublin Meeting Debates Tax Policy and Repeal
A Dublin parish meeting heatedly debates a window tax seen as a war tax. Aldermen defend restraint, while Willis and Warner urge early resolutions and committee setup to oppose the tax amid fears of irreparable burden on Ireland. A later note recounts a rescuer’s perilous act during a street incident.
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Vangieurt
Warner
Merrian-square
Rigby
England
Ireland
Irish House of Commons
Corry
Larry
Ale. Vansittart
Aldirman Warner
Dublin
Mr. Blawthorne
Willis
Saint Thomas's Church
Brighy
Warser Ald
Wadden
Archer
Hawthorne
Harvey
Connor
Hawthoene
Add
Vanciuary
Mr. Hawthorne
Alderman Warner
Gregory
Vansittart
Sane Corry
Mr. Vansittart
Varsittart
Gank
Sdu
Gull
Therr
Beriatim
Gie
St Thomas's Church
Dodd’s Sale Room Featured in Sackville Street Listings
A bustling sale room in Sackville Street draws public interest for its wide range of goods at moderate terms and noted workmanship. The report mentions a vessel from Virginia delivering updates, a quarantine order affecting ships from St. Thomas and Havana, and various London notices including the Queen’s visit and theatre appearances.
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Dodd
Sackville Street
Anticles
Barbarous murder and China embassy details from era paper
A Sligo county inquest reports a brutal murder of a stranger with a hay rope, bloodstains, and a widow suspect, while a long account from Lord Amherst's embassy to China narrates Tiensing greetings, ceremonial bows, banquet scenes, and debates over the prostration ritual before the emperor.
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Rey
Tong- Choo
Pekin
Peiho
Hoo-ta-gin
Mau-ta Gin
Court of Rites and Ceremonies
Soo
Quano
Tiensing
Lord Amherst
Lord Macartney
Larines
Empire
Kien-long
Lord Amherat
Haitiem
Yuen-min-yuen
Quan
Dave
Newry Telegraph
Widow Kilreaghill murder inquest verdict announced
The jury found that the deceased was murdered in the widow Kilreaghill’s house with her knowledge and that of James Dolan, his wife Mary Dolan, and Catherine Dolan who fled. The magistrate ordered James Dolan, Mary Dolan, and Ann Killiaghill sent to jail. Deponents at the inquest were bound to testify at the next county assize.
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Sligo
Tyreragh
Meredith
Kilreaghill
Ann Kilriaghill
James Connor
Belville
Stiga
Landhalder
William Grove
John Borne
Willtam Grove
John Ison
Temple
James Kilreaglill
Witow-Eue
Rilreaghill
Herriaga
Oetores Deponent
Michael Venaghty
Fonaghty
Jimes
Mary Dolan
Jamey Dolio
Serjent
Michael Feenaghty
Catherine Dolan
Wata
Wieows
Catherine Las
Phy Lateliet
Wiedow
Margaret Connor
Belvile
John Beaton
Dremore
Welaw
Mary
Jane Kilreaghvil
Buddy
Chouay
Wan Puhr
John Kirathil
Jamce Dolan
Wm. Grove
James Dolan
Ann Killiaghill
Bonaparte’s observations on Russia and Europe in St Helena talk
The Morning Chronicle transmits Bonaparte’s memorandum of conversations with Englishmen at St Helena. HeAnalyzes Russia as the dominant power, contrasts French and British military morale, and discusses Alexander’s aims to seize Constantinople while opposing Greek expansion. He notes Cossacks’ endurance and Russia’s potential to dominate Europe, and reflects on England’s continental limits and naval strength.
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Morning Chronicle
Bonaparte
St. Heleia
St. Helena
England
Gurdanne
Constantinople
Persia
India
Europe
France
Bogushman
Ginise
al Hve
Russia
Alexander
Turkey
Phew
Gustavia
Pitt
Chat Edgar
Bat
Egypt
Mao
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Copenhagen
Portsmouth
Castlereagh
London
Sudburny
Salk
Marquis and Marellanesé
Hertford
Madit
Spain
Tutiare Mara Taabella- Louise
Countess of Craven
Mocery
Mias Brunton
Sucerestal Dedataedte
Govent Garden Theatre
Que Punster
Q. N
N. Q
Granton
Caroline Park
Hin Dinger
Trelp
Se HK
N. K
China
Pechel
Quan-to-pin
Soo-la-gin
Bis Sue
George Staunton
Enis
Dedore
Lenge
Uie
Smn Hyoin
Helena