Ireland Trade Outlook and Continental Turmoil
Editorial notes improved revenue from stamps and customs stabilizing finances amid predicted gains. Discusses falling exchange rates between Dublin and London, Ireland’s export surge in corn cattle provisions and butter, and cautious pricing by merchants. Warns of revolution risks in Germany and France after Napoleonic era, urging Britain to avoid continental quarrels while paving inspectors remove kites after a Dublin street accident. Public notices include Vesey Fitzgerald visit and pensions, with reporting on steam boats, fever in Ireland, and Mesara FranZina Co. insolvency in Leipsic.
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Duke of
Willington
Unce
Stock Exchange
India
London
Dublin
England
Ireland
Gardiner-street
Vesey Fitzgerald
Alderman Jenkin
Meredyth Jenkin
Bunker's Hill
Boston
North Wales Gazette
Bangor
Principality
Clyde
Glasgow
Dumbarton Castle
Inverary
Britannia
Campbelton
Albion
Iroghuar
Taurista
Highlands
Duke of Argyle
New Times
Mesara, Franzina and Co
Leipsic
State of Europe under Bonaparte era tyrannies
The text argues that Bonaparte’s France oppressed Europe, with nobles, small states, and major powers like the German lands under Naroccon’s rule. It highlights Prussia’s Enlightenment, rising discontent, and the public formed societies to mobilize moral and physical power against French dominion.
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Bonaparte
France
Europe
Naroccon
Boxaranta
Window Tar Commutation Debate Reaches Parish Meeting
The parish of St Anne debates a proposed commutation of the window tax with a plan to tax annual house value or rent. C S Hawthorne argues for parish valuation to ease collection and align with English practice. St Mark's Parish later convenes to consider Hawthorne's circular and its implications for residents.
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Howve
Dean Lyn
St. Anne
Great Britain
Thomas Street
James's-street
Merrion,square
Westmorland Street
Dame
England
Ireland
Vansintart
United Kingdom
St. Mark's Parish
Mr. Hawthorne
Wright
Hawthorne
Gibbons
Dublin Parish meetings oppose window tax and rent tax plan
In successive parish gatherings Dublin residents denounced Hawthorne's window tax proposal as oppressive to the middle and poor, voted to reject the plan, and urged repeal. Speakers urged cooperation with parish deputies, cited minister’s money burdens, and pressed for a united front to appeal to Parliament and the British government.
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Thompson
Dixon
Hawthorne
Smith
Saint Mary's
Frazer
Leason
Watson
Mr. Hawthorne
D. C. Roose
Kertland
Stephens
Purdon
Barton
Mer. Mitcheltree
Paul's Parish
Dublin
Iehind
Juin Fea
Richard Cotton Walker
Chamberlain TR. Walker
Chamberlain Walker
Sila
England
Mr W
Clamber
Jain Walker
Cotton Walker
Mr. Shaw
Aceasion
M. Shaw
Clawman
Fever Returns in Derry and Surrounding Areas
The city and nearby districts report a renewed rise in fever cases over the past week despite efforts to control it. Smallpox cases have declined. concerns focus on Bayside and outer streets where nuisance and sanitation issues persist and call for prompt action by authorities.
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Derry
Neibbourhood
Bayside
Thetralls
Concert at Sea-Point House Draws Fashionables Tonight
A large gathering of Fashionables at Sea-Peter House and surrounding districts signs up for a concert this evening. With numerous ticket applications and widespread demand, the venue at Black Rock and Dusleary is expected to overflow into the surrounding rooms.
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Sea-Point House
Sea-Peter House
Black Rock
Dusleary
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