House orders police wage acts and magistrate powers
Debates on police wage bills and a new clause to empower magistrates to swear in constables from public resort proprietors. Discussions cover punishment powers for labour offences, limits on years at the bar, and references to depredations on the Thames. Reports ordered for tomorrow. several bills read second time or into committees with motions and adjournment after seven thirty.
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Peel
Vauxhall Gardens
Bernal
Mir
Thames
Hume
Mc Ierries
Amorrow
Tae Bon
George
America
France
Norrow
Moqre
Agoyney
Berries
Duglea
Waleh
Gretarn
East India Station
Goraa
Lord Palmerston O
Lerd Palmerston
Prrcer Department
War Office
Regent's Park
Ireland disturbed districts inquiry report amid delayed bills
A commission reported on disturbed districts of Ireland with a broad agenda including the consolidation fund duties Caledonian canal and several private bills. Lords Chancellor Shaftesbury and Melville, with Mr Brogden present, were to communicate the inquiry report and lifecourt and juried bill, awaiting the Earl of Liverpool's motion before adjourning to April 13.
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Boral Assen Wis
Suish
Baring
Green
Rds
Tl of
Shaftesbury
Lord Melville
Brogden
House of Commons
Ireland
Earl of Liverpool
Ireland and Finance Bills Debated in House of Commons
Parliament proceedings note Ireland statistics from Mr Johnston, a repeal of stamp duties urged by Carlisle, and requests to review evidence from Ireland disturbances. Bills on police see and banking proceed, with April 14 set for further consideration. Discussions on Cobb of Lyme expenses and London omnibus garden expenses appear amid sessions adjourned to April 14.
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Howe
House of Peers
Johnstone
Evetery
Ireland
Lord Lowtber
Carlisle
Lords
G. Hill
Mie Wynne
Thas
G. W. Wynn
Wy Hume Movell
Lyme
Newport
London
Treland
Local Gazette Records 1795 Establishment
The item notes an establishment dated 4 D. 1795 in the local ledger, indicating when the entity began operations. It preserves a historic timestamp and references the early period of the community’s civic record.
Dublin and London Markets and Parliaments Update
Monday evening April 4 markets show thin attendance with little movement. Consols for April at 9.4 and May at 9.33, South American securities improved, continental markets quiet. Parliament adjournments set for April 13 and 14. Export of specie to the West Indies has exceeded one million sterling for two months, prompting speculation over mining shares and potential market tricks.
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West Indies
Emancipation Measures and Catholic Clergy Debate
Excerpts from the Lotter Committee evidence discuss reforms for Catholic clergy and freeholder qualifications in Ireland. The piece cites Cornish pamphlet ideas, praising its argument while outlining conditions for Emancipation and related political reforms including education, voter qualifications, and clerical status under state control.
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Lotter Committee
Ireland
Q'Corwallt
Joan Bunwert
Doyxs
Mazaar
England
Crookhaven as a Foreign Packet Station urged by Southern Reporter
The Leeward Island Mail arrived at Crookhaven on the S W coast of Ireland and was forwarded to Cork before London. The piece argues Crookhaven’s harbor offers rapid routes to the colonies and Mediterranean, reducing travel time by up to eighty miles plus possible three to four days savings, urging government action to establish a packet station there.
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Lady Mary Pelham
Leeward Island
London
Crookhaven
S. W
Ireland
Cork
Skibbereen Mail
Dublin
Mediterranean
Lisbon
Great Britain
Brat Sufe
Falmoah
Thente
Waterford
Ornish
Crookhayven
Bristol
Falmouth
English Assizes Monmouth Seduction Case at Trial
In Monmouth at the English Assizes, a man sues for compensation over the seduction of his seventeen year old daughter by a stock-keeper at Paley ironworks. The trial details the relationship, the girl’s age, and the subsequent child, with a 1001 damages verdict for the plaintiff. Separately, a contemporary print defends a public vindication and discusses Irish emancipation, reform, and personal political positions amid ongoing debates.
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C. Phillips
County of
Monmouth
Mesers Paley
Mary Edwards
Nan‘yglo
Mersie. Paley
R An .Square
Ste
House of Commons
Francis Burdett
Tierney
Ireland
Keozh
Jack Lawless
Dublin
Evening Mail
Catholic Mercy
Lawless
Lord Killeen
Lod Killeen
O'Gorman
Wleas
Jawkes
Eogh
Geo. Ennor
Fomer
George Ensor
Holmes
Loria
Lord Herrowby
Peel
Home Department
Tooinoy
Ireland’s Alderman Kenny praised for service and integrity
A letter defends the Dublin aldermen, rebuts claims of insolvency and moral turpitude, and lauds Alderman Kenny for liberality and public service. The writer asserts personal sacrifice for the Catholic cause, claims repayment to the public, and promises a clear view of Ireland’s affairs to the People.
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George Ensor
London
Dublin
Mn‘ Kenny
Commons
Ireland
M‘kenny
Olesania
Lelsad
Suljec
Lea
Public Meeting on Corn Laws Advocated in London
London merchants bankers shipowners and traders sign a requisition to convene a public meeting to petition Parliament for revising the Corn Laws. The Lord Mayor will preside amid calls for reform as current rules burden general trade while farmers gain little. The piece argues a triumph over old prejudices will improve national commerce and living costs.
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London
Han
Elopement Row Tops Wealthy Merchant Family Hype
A wealthy London merchant hallmarks an elopement from a Wind sor boarding school where his heiress daughter, 18, ran away with her valet. The pair vanished toward the metropolis with suspicions of bigamy against the man, and likely travel to Scotland to wed.
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Windsor
Hin
Gueh
Margaret Street
Westminster
Queen-square
Scoland
London
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