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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Apr 01, 1817
Page
1
Fragmented excerpts reveal a parliamentary debate over a suspension bill, emergency powers, and public meetings. Speakers warn of revolutionary danger and stress preserving liberties, with Lords and ministers arguing necessity, while others critique scope and cautions about future overreach.
In the House of Lords on Wednesday March 26 the Exchequer Bill and the bar exportation bill were read the third time and passed. The Commons adjourned after Sir J Shaw moved that the report of the ...
The Cochineal Bill the Navy Half-pay Bill and several private Bills were brought up from the Commons and read a first time. The Exchequer Court Bill was read a third time and passed adjourned.
Thursday session in the House of Commons notes first reading of the Bankrupt Laws amendment bill and second time to follow. Navy Officers Pay Regulation Bill reaches third reading. Motion for account of Navy personnel paid by government. Coventry weavers petition for lower duties with no sedition indicated. Chancellor of the Exchequer contemplates silk trade duty revision if beneficial. Sir J Hippisley cites official dispatches and defends Catholic priestly writings amid wider political tensions.
The House considers Civil Service cuts and abolition proposals for the Chief Justice Wyres and other offices. Debates on tythe registries and Irish bills proceed, with postponement until Friday amid numerous amendments and landlord tenant concerns.
A peculiar edition note states that a Szcosp edition of the paper is published on its respective days and delivers the latest intelligence the Post Office can receive in an evening print.
Chamberlain's Office announces a Drawing Room at Dublin Castle scheduled for Thursday evening April 24. The notice lists timing and venue details for attendees and officials.
The Dublin Journal and London's Friday issue report recommendations to abolish several sinecure offices including Auditor of the Exchequer and Chief Justice in Eyre. Other notes touch on French Army retirement, Frankfurt Diet sluggishness, Prussia’s new Finance Council, and possible alliances amid rising tensions in Europe.
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