Ireland and Britain debt debate through Treas ury returns
In the Dublin Morning Register Michael Staunton urges scrutiny of the Irish financial burden post Union. He cites Treasury tables on funded and unfunded debt, remittances to England, and Ireland’s tax share, arguing Ireland should bear a fairer portion and calling out exaggerated figures from Lord Castlereagh tests. He notes army costs and potential retrenchment measures.
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Melbourne and Stanley join visit to Goodwood and coastal brigades
Viscount Melbourne and Mr. Secretary Stanley travel to Goodwood to visit the Duke of Richmond. A brigade field day is planned for September 16 at Mark Hall near Harlow with West Essex Gilston and part of South Herts Yeomanry Cavalry. A Belgian coast storm damages shipping. the Talbot wrecks off Ostend, passengers saved by fishermen and troops.
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Spirit Duties Reform Aims To Cut Crime And Boost Trade
A Scottish writer argues that current imperial spirit duties are unjust and counterproductive fueling smuggling and crime along the border. He cites Yethulm and other towns where dealers suffer prison and fines, urging harmonized duties to reduce crime and boost commerce, agriculture, and revenue.
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Levee at St James's Palace Likely Final This Season
Long dispatches recount political and legal notes from London including embezzlement by a barrister's clerk, poor rate expenditures across several counties, a duchess and a grand tour, shipwreck reports, royal dinners, new Thames Police appointments, and a Bermondsey leather trade meeting opposing a proposed hide depository in Leadenhall Market with potential moves to Farringdon market.
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Timhe Campaign Renewal Sparks Irish Tithe Tension
A Wicklow farmer reports a rector in Wicklow County began tithe prosecutions against parishioners. The rector, aided by Carlow sub-sheriffs, deputies, and police, seized nine fat heifers from Mountuaile, bound for Carlow, for tithe and costs payments. The incident, amid heavy rain, marks a bold parsonic challenge to government policy and local will.
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Murder Near Rathfriland The Orangemen Rampage
The Newry Telegraph details a funeral in Rathfriland that sparked violence as Orangemen wrecked a Catholic home and attacked others. Police and military patrolled overnight as both sides kept to distance, with two Catholics held for assault. a contested account notes only Catholics were arrested despite heavy enforcement.
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Calcutta Papers Bring Updates From Calcutta to March Eighteenth
Calcutta extracts note religious groups ineligible for petit juries, discuss political tensions around Abbas Mirza and Persian affairs, and report on disease activity at Bassadore. A Bombay letter praises Major Algeo and the 6th Regiment’s march, with low hospital admissions. The Bengal Hurkaru notes dispatch of the 33d Native Infantry to Cuttack and naval movements from Pyoree and the Irrawaddy.
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Hops and Winds Hit Kent Orchards and Public Notices
High winds damaged hop grounds in Kent and Orchard Portman, with downed poles and lost hops. Farmers report losses as storms ravaged crops. Lord Durham faced cabinet opposition, Percy Wyndham’s death triggers vacancy for sinecure posts, and House of Commons printed many documents at great cost.
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