Dublin Spirit Retailers Protest Duty Curtailment In Ireland
A Dublin notice from Oct 3 outlines a public statement by a deputy detailing how the Exchequer and Irish representatives were misled by distillers and spirit dealers regarding a six week reduction in the sales window for duty paid whiskey. It asserts compensation should be provided for losses to individual retailers and accuses government of injuring numerous trades with no inquiry into stock-on-hand.
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King-street
Westminster
London
Dublin
Magine
Exchequer
Pogland
England
Ireland
Abe
Shea Kingdom
Severa Weeks
John Busby
Mesars. Roe
Meyler
John Jameson
Messia
Power
James Jameson
Falk
Cork
M.P
Treasury
Spirit
Acta
J Oy
Gouda
Atiow
Een
Ville
United Kingdom
Pew
Joose
Messrs. M’kensie and Co
Tennant
Callaghan
Eac
Pam
Joseph Boyce
Smothy O'Brien
William Boros
N. M'Entyre
Messrs. Fottrells
Messrs. Fottrell
Dublin Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Boyce
Chamber of Commerce
F. Baring
Lords of the Treasury
Boyce
Baring
Mr.Callaghan
Calleghan
Liverpool
Bristol
Glasgow
The
True Sun
Mesars
Johnston’s
Eden Quay
Sam
Richard Mappsn
Ive Srelock
Fale
Agai
e'Eyl
Murdes
Qld “Bailey
Esterday
Mpson
Aceyond
Air
Cooke Henke
Mahomet
Calcutta
Tindle
Ching
Thames
Fort Yity
Argyle
Macao
Mossam
John Topas
Mossum
Negan
Baddersdee
Klossum
Hyder Ali
Chute Assan
AG da Coffree
Oho Coffree
Mousum
Roberta
Lee
Alderman Atkins
Barsler
Edward Thornhill
Markeline
Fortescue
Dakestreet
Lisson-prove
Morgan
Jast Gay
Rawlinson
Ireland Retailers Urged to Organize for Rights and Reform
A Dublin orator decries duty losses on whiskey and the curtailment of sale time, demanding compensation for duty paid stocks and repeal of the 60 percent license duty. He warns retailers that ministers favor distillers over small dealers, urges collective action, and proposes a national independent newspaper to champion Ireland’s economic renewal.
Shipping Intellgence from Lloyds List of Tuesday
Margate reports the Zwaan from Antwerp to London abandoned in a gale, later brought into Ramsoate harbour. Other entries note the Ocean wrecking near New Orleans harbour, cargo saved in part. several ships ashore or damaged at ports including Porto Bello Gap, Ballyteague, and the Menai Straits, with crews saved or varying damage. Orgs include Lloyds List and various vessel names.
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Lloyd’s List
Margate
Cussanevers
Antwerp
London
Fokkes
Hamburgh
New Orleans
Rothnopean
Aona
Dare
Louilion
St. Sebastian
Porto Bello Gap
Weymoors
Webb
Rye
Rencing
Carpier
Sesseriey
S.S
Pelham
Blackamoor
Sunderland
Miramichi
Ramsay
Isle of Man
Ann
Ewen
Williams
Gloucester
Glasgow
Liverpool
Collihole
Newfoundland
Ballyteague
Solway
Drogheda
Menai Straits
Bombay
Bea
Spencer
Nehemiah
Hatton
Eastport
Manchester
Kyle
St. John
Yarmouth
Holyhead
Greenock
Donagh
Galway
Belfast
Insterhall
Cork
Foyle
Leith
van Diemen’s Land
Axserpeen
Athol
Barton
Dundee
Newcastle
Cognet
Flora
Scott
Brothers
Brand
Caithness
Ireland
Stornaway Wdalt
Marmaduke
Macduff
Elizabeth
Nicholson
Yaraouta
Harrow
St. David's
Dort
Fox
Sonderland
Portsmouth
Lawestorre
Nearcastle
Arundel
Asogough
Ocket
Harwich
Brilliant
Youens
Elsinore
Robert Taylor
Brown
Wyburg
Copenhagen
Benjamin
Lecarnet
Dunkirk
St. Petersburgh
Hampescar
Guichon
Havre
Riga
Samata
Coxnaven
Gezina
Brunia
Mina
Reyeren
Christiana
Bremen
Bremerhaven
Emelie
Rabe
New York
Countess of Airlie
Bartlett
St. Domingo
Monserrat
Axrieva
Mercator
Halifax
Paragon
Smith
Whitehaven
Maria
Doyle
Dublin
Grace
Jones
Clarendon
Sv. Thomas’s
Ava
Ardent
Rophey
Fron
St. Vincent’s
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Tauz Son Areae
Shipping Intelligence
Union-Hales
Elizabeth Welton
Trail
Southwark Bridge
Cornwall
Truro
Traill
Sander
Sanderevssenes
Stockton
Blyth
Cis
Hining Jeereei