Irregular Proceedings and Debates Mark Parliament Session Notes
Fragmentary records show motions on Irish insolvency and East India debates. Lords and Commons discuss colonial law, religious provisions, and governance with numerous amendments and outriders about the East India Company and missionary policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Soya
Thas Carpets
Ube
Pipers Witais
Mogsg
A. Mew Palmer
Pethong
Sweré
Savan
Ifreland
Castlebragil
Duphers
Myers
Col Cadogan
Victoria
Fife
Europe
Asia
Ludia
Bengal
Nemler
Bulia
Buly
West Patha
Castlereagh
East Indies
Howarsuil
Ant
Kase Halla
Fey of Te
Controol
Tulla
India
East Company
Dada
East India Company
Swaenaf Parihment
Fe Thornton
Court of Proprietors
East India
Burrus
Wits
Atery
Sadiz Caaigny
Buvarparte
Berdin
Milan
East Badia Company
Ind
Bast India Company
Lndia
East Lndia Company
A. Robinson
Lie
Forbes
Buonapart
Pacliamien
Marshal
Renkiatte
Buonanatte
Wrilestey
James M'fntosn
Hiim
Victory of Victoria Court Honors Wellington and Army
A Court of Common Council voted thanks to Marshal the Marquis of Wellington and the British army for the victory at Vittoria. The speech praised his leadership from Assaye to Vittoria and lauded ministers for supplies enabling the campaign in Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Wkington
Victoria
Jacks
Lord Wellington
India
Assye
Vimiera
Talavera
Badajoz
Ciudad
Rodrigo
Salamanca
Portugal
Vittoria
Cotiens
Peninsula
Asy
the Marqus of Wellington
Spain
Capture of the Chesapeake and British ship actions reported
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a naval incident featuring the capture of the Chesapeake and related sword presentation to Captain Groke aboard His Majesty's frigate Suwa. Mentions a council chamber and gallant conduct in a naval contact with the American frigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groke
Suwa
British Marine Landing at Pudacen Bay in 23d Week Actions
Lettered dispatch describes British marines and artillery detachment aboard the Mariner and Parkeston at Pudacen Bay. Rockets tested for cavalry and infantry at close range, and plans to advance up the Chest River toward Balthave and Norfelix. Overnight embarkations and readiness to sail for Chesapeake expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pudacen Bay
Murige
Levy
Ame
Mariner
Parkesthe
Porcine
Sarena
Williams
Fe Bt
J.B. Warren
Gem Yas
Maries Artillery
Balthave
Norfelix
Prince of Neofchatel and Wagram Alexander Louis dies
From Dresden reports state Alexander Louis iers Prince of Neofchatel and Wagram, Vice Caestalle of France, is dead. He was born around December 10, 1733. A later item from Cappacs notes two American privateers sighted near July 7 with a merchant vessel boarded under a foreign flag amid ongoing crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Dresden
Neofchatel and
Wagram
Alexander Louis Iers
Caestalle
France
Allied forces seize Tarragona and Victories in Spain
Reports from Lisbon and Salou detail Allied actions in Tarragona with heavy batteries and disrupted French positions. Wellington's allied army defeats enemy forces near Vittoria, captures artillery and munitions, and notes French retreat while Suchet retreats from Aragon fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castile
Cagiz
Atvent
Tarragona
Cel de Bahaycet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladiay
Wilberegrde
Partianest
Scott Waring
Lidia
Aly. Tierney
Sinere
Fawcett
Aly. Rose
Arxins
Cashecreacu
Forges
Ladis-buil
Sdllen
Great Britain
St. Smile
Lerney
Lord Castlereagh
Board of Control
Lord A. Hamilton
Vierney- Ne Smith
Lushington
Hiertford
Gaaxraud
Sutya
A. Rodinson
Court of Directors
Lond Caselereagul
KR. Smish
RB. Smelh
Efe
Woul
Tuanner
Che House
Bermuda
Jose
Cotlenburgs
Lisbon
DLS
Salou
Moneda
Mafaro
Garcelona
Surcour Tarragona
Manso
Molins del Fents
Alicant
Suchet Baying
Calon
Satow
Suchet
Ebro
Saragossa
Bia
Arapathy Jexe
Franca de
Gongora
Francisco Xavier Castanos
Marquis of
Wellington
Oigo
Tegal
Hetafly
Agriuius