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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Sep 23, 1817

Page

4

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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