Ship Canal debated Dublin meeting voices support
A Dublin meeting at the Merchants Hall on 22 January 1634 endorses the Kingstown to Dublin ship canal scheme. Resolutions praise the plan's strategic value, urge parliamentary action, and request ministers supply surveys, with petitions to follow and funds raised to cover costs already incurred.
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Regent-street
M.c.solomons
Dublin
Merchants’ Hall
Eswamt Stanley
Aldermanbbott
Edward Dwyer
G. Darting
Sir Edward Stanley
Ignatius Callaghan
Select Committee
House of Commons
Kingstown
William Cubitt
Kingstown Harbour
ES. Ruthven
C. P. Archer
Ireland
Liverpool
England
John Mallet
Laurence Finn
America
West Indies
Baltic
Kingatown Harbour
City of Dublin
Select
J. D. Mullen
B. B. Smith
J. J. Helton, Esq
Michael Staunton
A.C. O'Dwyer
T. M
Jonathan Sisson
James Nugent
Allewattry
Casit
Thia City
John Redmond
Jonathan
Sean Paneans
Shaw
Pertaeee
Daniel ‘Sseepeth Ban
Dye
Notable Devon Brewers Ship Cider to Egypt’s Pacha
A famed Devonshire cider brewer shipped four pipes of cider for the express use of the Pacha of Egypt. In London a highly contested election at Greville-street Free Hospital saw four nominees. two resigned, leaving Hentsch and Woodforde to contest. Hentsch won as Woodforde’s supporters admitted loss.
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Egypt
Loxpox Genera Institution
Authecary
London General Institution
Free Hospital
Greville-street
Talon-Garden
Win. Hentsch
Woodforde
Douglas
Wiseman
Hentsch
Return of Mr Hobson to Huddersfield Sparks Free Press Rally
Mr Hobson, publisher of the Voice of the West Riding, returns from prison to Huddersfield amid a torch parade and cheers. He denounces Whigs and stamp authorities, praises cheap knowledge, vows the press shall be free, and appeals for continued support from readers and subscribers.
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Stamps
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Bart
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Joseph Armitage
John North Rockley Battye
Esquires
Byron
W. Moore
England
Leeds Times
Shipping Intell from Lloyds List Tuesday 1834
Jan 26 to Jan 8 reports wrecks and strandings across Europe and America. The Wellington, Kellar, lost with three crew and one woman. Sneaton Castle abandoned at sea with crew saved by Orilla. Petrus arrived from Java. Pioneer driven ashore near Yarmouth with one boy drowned, parts saved. tin blocks saved from Batavia cargo. cargoes damaged or saved at several ports including Liverpool, Dublin, and Rotterdam. Storms drive vessels ashore near Cork, Leith, and other ports. multiple ships water-logged or wrecked. crews rescued or lost. some shipsaced salvage operations and cargo disruption noted.
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Micmac
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Kellar
North America
Cork
Dover
Sneaton Castle
Garbutt
Liverpool
New York
Orilla
Parsons
Gloucester
Batavia
Hotterdam
Portsmouth
Plywouts
Konigsberg
Memel
Lisbon
Looe
Barston
Earl of Liverpool
Baily
Nevis
Charles
Gibson
St. Andrew's
Newcastle
Crow
Dawson
Lancaster
Hannah
Joseph
Hughes
Newry
Preston
Sunderland
Isle of Man
John
Dublin
Whitehaven
Castletown Bay
Limerick
Levant
Therp
Trinidad
Ooe Yenserilay
Galway
United Kingdom
Robinson
London
Mountaineer
James
Clampit
Clyde
Sline Head
Lerwick
S.E
St. Nicolai
Brandt
St. Petersburgh
Nestor
Baker
Copenhagen
Johanna
Swanstrom
Finland
Portugal
Aberdeen
W.S.W
Harwies
Elizabeth
Prentice
Stockton
Hameoron
Trine
Wass
Callandsborg
Leith
Raasvoog
Bourocne
Demerara
Estapies
Saint Martin Pe Re
de Jane
Devay
Charente
Nantes
Brusselaes
Jansens
Belle-Isle
Azie
Bordeaux
Constantinople
Hector
Gourlay
Smyrna
Gallipoli
Odessa
Charles Law, Smith
Mauritiue
York
Spratley
Singapore
George Canning
M‘cleland
Samuel Brown
Harding
Bengal
Duke of York
Edward
Mississipi
Licensing Days and a Cork Murder Trial
Licensing days are set for Surrey March 5, Southwark March 4, St Pancras March 4, and Tower Hamlets March 13 as大量 notices invite new applications. In Kilowen near Mill Street John Kelly a farmer was killed by Timothy Coleman a tailor who stabbed him with a shoemaker knife in the chest after an alleged dispute. Coleman, drunk, fled to a public house and was later found. the jury returned a verdict of wilful murder.
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St. Pancras
Tower Hamlets
Kiliowen
Mill Street
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Mill-street
Timothy Coleman
Coleman
Sullivan
Kelly
Cork
Ke- Porsere
Dissenters and Church Rates Debate Against Reform Plan
The Bristol Mercury reports on preparations for a bill to exonerate Dissenters from church rates. Mr Divett, M P, Exeter, anticipates early action if ministers do not include relief in church reform. Monmouth county parishes, Mynyddyslwyne with 6000 people and Bedwellty with 10638 inhabitants, show chapel capacity beyond population, funded by voluntary subscriptions Bennelly Parish Porporation 10638.
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Exeter
Merlin
Monmouth
Bennelly
Porporation
True Sun Advertisements Signal Renewed Parliamentary Coverage
A collage of notices proclaims the True Sun will expand its parliamentary reporting for the new session, promising full and impartial coverage from both Houses, along with enhanced morning and weekly editions. Critics laud its honesty and reform zeal while other papers note the ongoing deployment from London to Liverpool press circles.
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Mississippi
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Salem
India
New York Commercial Advertiser
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