London Courier extracts on French affairs and monarchs
Private letters from Paris report continuing cabinet changes in France with Chateaubriand likely joining the ministry and Villele remaining in office. Observers note Britain's steady foreign policy under Canning, Spain's tumult, and royal funeral rites for Louis XVIII as European balance and peace appear to hold despite unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onesch
Chateaubriand
M. Villele
Spain
Ovine
Andalusia
Ferdinand
Madrid
Lisbon
Catholic Rent Meeting Panels Irish Emancipation Efforts
A Dublin Catholic Rent meeting discusses emigration, Catholic Association leadership, and political support for Irish emancipation. Richard Martin M P. praises Catholic unity, warns against intemperance, and urges prudent conduct. New members admitted. rent books ordered. preparations for extending housing commissions noted.
Arrival of Hon Cary Delayed by Foreign Affairs
The Dublin Journal notes the Courier's report that Mr Cary was due at Gloucester Lodge in the evening but delayed by foreign affairs duties. The paper hints Cary did not depart as yet and his return is affected by these engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ituminh
Ficart
Canning
Foreign Department
Europe
Verona
Marquis of Londonderry
England
Eile
India
Londonderry
Ciis Sucesasar
Wein
Jens Connessteta
Jon
Venrong
Madrid
Foreign Office
Hogetani
Linself
Plere
Han
Howrerr
Eucrope
Englast
Courier
Atake
Hfe Orberty
St. Audeon
St. ‘Audeon's Parixh
CO. Mlaughlin
Abd Ford
M'Carey
Uccat
Dublin
Cary
Gloucester
Lotge
London
Johnston
Slre
Psionier
Bora
Kidinburgh
Wilsol
Sudan
Preland
Yal
Scotland
Lretav
Market Report From The City And Foreign Markets
The note describes a limited stock market with small index moves and weak activity. In foreign markets, bond prices show a modest gain around one percent while Mexican and Colombian bonds trend lower. It notes a Thursday appointment related to the king and Paris events with no forecasts for the day, and lists closing levels for Consols, Colombian bonds, and Mexican bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
CiTy
Bonda
Denis
Paris
Taxes Grip All: Austerity and Universal Burdens
A fragmentary passage denounces taxes as pervasive through warmth light locomotion and every physical good, noting how wealth and crime, schooling and medicine all carry levies. It scorches various social groups and goods, from the rich’s privileges to the humblest daily items, illustrating sweeping fiscal reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Rion
Tim
Borne
Apattecary
Fyas Paul & Tia
Contemplan te reveals Suffolk unrest and royal transport debate
A fragment reports on soldiers in the kingdom protesting various read plans and transport delays, with mentions of governors and public safety. It notes a clash near Ballingally and Meart where 14 protesters attacked police, and a later incident near Nicker where ringleaders were pursued by constables. The text mixes travel disruptions, religious controversies, and local violence with sparse specifics.
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John Cuthbert
Enuny
Ballingally
Meart
Pallis,Green and
Kilteely
Nicker
Hood
Balarin
Landa
Jport
Tralee
Tay Cherndonian
Jerry
Atocha
Arenes
Brida
Wiennneas
Kei Lee
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Can
Royal Canal
Issa
Royal Irish Do
Patriotic Dodo Ae Bt
Patrick Do
Bhamrak
Ges
Hibernian Fo. Ae
Do Hibernian
Gre Dusliy Jours
Bionday
London Mail
Louis XVIII
Lusdaloon
Tallyrand
Gram
Blacatand
Arimasonte
St. Denis
Louis XVI
Agenta
Lloyd's
Genoa
Mahan
Ahg
Algiers
Granatran
Sauer
Guyaquil
Bolivar
Camterac
Charles X
Fraieg
Feiner
Guivera
Syice
Ahjodhr
Thabilitia
Soek Island
Forgland Ena
Chey
Luudlung
Moin Futur
Geet Y Rel
Agvayra
Gobstita
Talands Packes
Richard Martin
Galway
Great Olorta
Diener Pest
Martin
M. P
Irelan
Ireland
Lord Elven
Mr Manning
Wintie
Tredand
Lord Eldon
Liverpool
Antolin
Oir Martin
Assocignon
Messia
Estrange
Garghell
Conway
Redmond
Drogheda
Staunton
Loughran
Gymen
North of Ireland
Freland
J.estrange
St. Michan's
St. Andrew's Parish
Clinch
Fishamlleest
Grafton Street
Toney
Uruth-teller
Aputher
Ibis
Willy
Manchester
Wicterfiail
Ros «i Consola
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