Irish Parliament Passes Third Reading of Corn Bounty Bill
A stormy session in the Lords over the Corn Bounty Bill ends with third reading carried by a nine to three division. Debates touch precedent, compensation for offices, and urgency to prevent public funds misused as grain markets surge. The House adjourns to Monday after delays and procedural protests.
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Pathan
Tay Paige
Billy
Flere
Earl of
Fancham
Castle Ear
Bernamgwr
Suzrrteco
Earl of Clonmell
Earl of Fannaam
Fannuam
Lord’ Vitcount Dixion
Wesameara
Woulfsck
Earl of Farnham
Earl of Mivatam
Bankers
Bik Janda Ug Purith
Bulwerg-reed &Ecand
House of Commons Notes Apr 1 Transmission of Bills
The Hours report from the Lords includes the Dillisters Sinking Fund and Corn Bills ordered for transmissure. Adjournment to Monday fortnight follows.
Rumor of Ministry Change Denied by Sun Readers
The Sun reports idle chatter about a new Ministry as idle talk and irrelevant gossip. It notes Lord Surrock presented a paper to the King at the Levee, with no formal agreement and little public interest in the minority discussions.
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the Sun
Lanspowns
Tourvon
Queen's House
Earl of Surroix
Lord Surrock
Hiar
Turtle
House of Peres
Trinidad
Costainy
Betes
Spanisi
Cayeuse
America
St. Domingo
Wx. Kine
Malloy
Disturbances and political tensions amid Irish opposition
The text reports rising unrest in Ireland with calls to defend the King and Constitution against supposed reforms. It notes opposition hostility, a proposed meeting at the Exchange, magistrates' likely disdain for requisitions, and the press’s disdain for opponents' tactics while lamenting perceived threats to national integrity.
Naval and political notices from Spithead to Ireland
The Grand Fleet anchored at Spithead under Lord Bai prent with fourteen ships of the line two frigates and a fire ship. A Privy Council sat at the Castle passing ten Bills for transmission. Dawes to carry dispatches to the Duke of Portram. Lord Lieutenant and Countess of Campin relocating from the Castle to the Park Lodge. Obituaries and titles granted include the Barony of Bantry to Rycyakp Wuire of Bantry. Reports of incursions in Monaghan and Glatslough, and a French prize chase near Waterford. Additional notes cover Irish lotteries purchased by Luxe Waite, a French ship at Cork, and prize news from Burns trials and executions.
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Grand Fleet
Bai Prent
Spithead
Privy Council
England
Dawes
Duke of Portram
Countess of Campin
Suiley
Seven Oaks
Kem
Jon Padre
Earl of Campen
Ireland
Rycyakp Wuire
Bantry
Cok
Ely
Bard Bantry
Baroh Basak Yy
Bantry Bay
Monaghan
Glatslough
Aros
Ammunityon
Careno
vArnin
Benjamin
Nancy
Bolton
Pearce
Waterford
Cork
Jante French
Poze
Algiene
Ste
Ftoudeaus
Fragmented 18th Century Notice Mix of Bankrupts and Military Meeting
A garbled OCR fragment lists bankrupt creditors meetings in Dublin, auctions of estates, and notices to attend with dates in April 1797. It includes references to Charles Brien, Luke Magrath, and Will Baton Calbeck, plus a Stradbally Cavalry meeting with resolutions praising local officials and paying thanks to Captain Cosby.
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Betis Cermin
Dearael
Clatlenia
Dale Strysat
Richard Dawson
Dawson-Greve
Charles ‘Or Brien
Adigars
Royal Exchange
O'Clovt
Ughdur
Lariho
Luke Magrath
Mediatkinsond Reilly
Ace
Globe Quifes House
Bankruggs
Dublin
Uku -Magrath
DVB
Ewehanges bAlee-Hovlfe
Crampton-court
Will Baton Calbbeck
Ford
Doblin
Brkrupt
Jng Manksups
Court of Chancery
Y- Ireland
Chintery
Charhbery Dublin
Ieee
Baing
Gaven
Apel
Eta
Thomas W4cker
Partientapaugh
Asq
Beresford-ftrest
Stradbally Cavalry
Richard Connell
Costa
Will
Big
Caprulay
Thin Baruay
Ray Andes
Admiral Cova
Aed
Stringer
Caplan
Sertibally Cavalry
Marsh
Chia
Beanuty
Scratbally
Stradvaly
Hove
Pekars
Charman
Athetitias
Gotete
Philip Cosby
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Irish Parliament
Aminer
Cori
Ter Dubin Oailwrys
House of
Earl of Westmeari
House of Commons
Earl of Fantwax
Pals
Earl of Faannan
Earl of Cronwax
John Irwin
King’s Bench
Earl of Westweats
Auta
de Panter
TSN
Whig ‘Club
Carlel
Burns
Winuidengue
Reidy
Doel Toalv
Koon
Vitalis
Chater
Francis Mantis
Capetajn
Stradbally
We. Taylor
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