Dublin to Bordeaux Packet resumes Third Voyage
The City of Dublin Steam Packet Company’s ship Leeds, J Easton commander, resumes service on a Dublin to Bordeaux run starting at 1 PM on the 31st. Fares eight guineas with half-price for under tens, first-class comfort noted, and Liverpool or Belfast connections offered free to Dublin. The vessel sails daily to Liverpool and weekly to Belfast, with horses shipped and births secured. Also included are notices for Commissariat tenders for coal and candles across many counties, with tender deadlines and locations listed.
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Atfam
Bordeaux
City of Dublin Steam Packet Company
LEEDS
J- Easton
Dublin
Pire
Liverpool
Belfast
Eden Qany
Commissariat Department
Treasury Chambers
Tour Commissariat
Pacrick
Guernsey
Jersey
Alderney
Andar
Berks Brecknock
Chester
Cornwall
Cumberland
Devon
Dorset
Durbjun
Essex
Gloucester
Hautes
Isle of Mao
Ile of Wight
Kent
Lancaster
Middlesex
Norfolk
Nickibumbkexland
Worthampton
Nottingham
Pembroke
Suffolk
Somerset
Warwick
York
North Britain
Islands
Aldern
Agen
London GAZETTE May 10 reveals weekly grain prices and bankrupt notices
Average price of grain for week ending May 2 lists Wheat 59s, Barley lis, oats 21s 0d, Rye 32s 8d 1 3d, Beans 27s 6d, Peas 38s 2d. Bankrupts to surrender in Bas ing Hall Street and country listings show multiple debtors with court dates and solicitors across London and provinces.
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Basing Hall Street
Briant
William Henry
Oliver Terrace
Mile-end-road
Nir Bicke
Old Broad-street
Brown
Joseph
Adaux
Broad-street
Towne
Crown
Threadneedie-street
John
Cantonaplace
Commercial
Line
Messe
Atkins
Davie
Nicholas-lane
Masson
William
Queen-street
Cheapside
Merchant
Mears, Kirkman and Rutherford
Cannon-street
Parley
Isaac
Brighton
Haberdasher
Jay and
Ashton
Serjeant
Fleet-street
Powell
James
Bishopsgate-street
Grocer
Jane
Solicitor
Brough
Shoreditch
Roper
Thomas
Ian
Houndaditch
Carpenter
Crouch
Union-court
Broail-street
Stevens
Deverell-street
Warner-street
Great Doverroad
Surrey
Fitch
Union Street
Southwark
Bankrusits
Hullivant
C. F
Ripley
Derbyshire
King’s Head
Ino
Dafield
Derby
Char- Itte-row
Howse
GAINS
Thos
Loughborough
Leicestershire
Corn Factor
Chancery-lane
Higgins
Ledbury
Wilson
Wigton
Cumberland
Draper
Crown and Mitre Inn
Carlisle
Mounsey and Gray
Ewart
Carliste
Basing
Hale-Street
Bar J
St. Mary Axe
Oe Wien M
Duke-street
Manichester-square
Bry Pon
MacKenzie
Cornhill
Collinson
T. E
Dempsey
REIS
Weil + REIS
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Agar
FOX
Brodriel
Bristol
KER
SPEAR
Tonley-street
Ackwood
Old-street
High-street
Stanley
Stuart
Regent-street
Warren
Acre
Birks
Stafford
Atong
Blagies
Newcastle-under-Lyme
Cooke Ek Eaton
Buckingham
Carrier
Tavern
Exeter
Saddler
Norwich
A .S
Norfolk Motel
Swa
Forfold Hotel
Noremae Et Norfolk
Sy Nyeford Mill
Gloucestershire
Clothier
Rletchey
Mr. Bush
Frome Selwood
Somersetshire
Titeree J. Reddish
Manchester
Calicbh
Wellington Bridge Inn
Stockport
Faert
Burgh In
the Marsh
Lincolnshire
Waltster
Karey Re Gorge
Spilsby
Jones
R. C
Athurgh
Hill
Wortwell
Norfolk
Millers
Ine Il
Birmingham
Stafler K. St
Mackerfeld
BONE
Win- Kinet
Lancashire
May & Estins Inn
Liverpool
Aik Portes
Barnsley
Yorkshire
Winchester
Butcher
the White Harton
Lords Pass Emancipation Debates Shape Catholic Claims
In the Lords and Commons a heated session centers on Catholic Emancipation and the Limerick treaty, with Lord Shaftesbury guiding private bills and petitions from Ireland. Sir R Inglis and Sir J Newport argue for cautious reform while Doherty and Foster warn of clergy power and political risks.
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House OF Lords
Lords
Earl of Shaftesbury
Bexley
Charles Wheeton
Commons
Isle of Man
Glatais
London
Hereford
Duke of Richmond
Lord Ferrers
Country Bankera
Lords Commissioners of
His Majesty's Treasury
Lord Carnarvon
Penryn
Adams
Haretsos
House OF Commons
Lords Commissioners
Consolidated Fund
Alferman Wood
Sunderland
Jepason
Ireland
Lord Stanley
Chamber of Commerce
Manchester
W. Whitmore
Geo. Phillips
C. Burrell
Lamb
Mr. Western
Essex
Curteis
John Wrottesley
Treasury
Holdsworth
Pontefract
Macqueen
Ben J Willis
Queen's Head
Cornhill
Crown Solicitors
Dawson
Great Britain
United Kingdom
BR. Inglis
Roman Catholica
Limerick
Bishop Burnet
de Ginekle
William
de Ginckle
England
Thia
Stowe
Sir R. Inglis
Pitt
Bimerich
Barstang
Nara
Whee
Gardner
Lord Mountjey
Mr. Grattan
Hose
J. Newport
Bart
Lord Castlereagh
Friend
W. Elliott
Hart
R. Inglis
Elliott
Roe
Lord Caatlereagh
Mr. Elliott
Sir J. Newport
Ponsonby
Baronet
Amiens
Duncombe
York
Corporation of Leeds
Ile
Thuy
Bim
W. Stuart
Noot
Petruchio
Catherine
Burke
Eoghehmeo
Ambal
Ras Enentageins
Foster
Orange Nan
Hay
Catholic Association
Irelan
Catholic Board of Education
Ordnance
Church of Scotland
Church of England
Church of Rome
Hear
Christos
Loui
Doherty
Kerry
Hon. Uni
Hoo
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Larne
Portsmouth
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Westport
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Usewich
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Gravesend
Aberdeen
Dover
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Alderney Tiheon
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Grimaby
Poole
Yarmouth
Hximouth
Harwich
Urixsham
Lynn
Huyey
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Lethbridge, J
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BOW J
Filery Terry" Hinshey
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