Absurdities of the Parliament’s meeting distance act
Debates unfold over a British act forbidding gatherings within a mile of Westminster Hall. Critics mock the law as ridiculous while calling for economy and reform. Ministers urged neutrality in Spain and Spanish America mediation, urging the House to avoid rising expectations amid distress.
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Westminster Hall
Minis‘tera
Spanish America
Iver
Spain
Bathurst
Westminister
Gurwen
Ponsonby
Maoh
J. Newport
M. W. Ridley
Ved
Chester
AM. Redigy
Che Han
Ca’cruff
Lord Dinning
Sturges Bourne
Lewis
Drawing Room at the Castle on April 24
The Chamberlain office in Dublin Castle announces a Drawing-Room to be held on Thursday evening April 24. The notice specifies the event date and venue for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Castle
Evening Print Delivers Latest Post Office Intelligence
The paper announces its daily edition arrives at the Post Office in time for evening reception, ensuring readers obtain the freshest intelligence from the latest moment available.
Disturbances in England Stir Public Anxiety
The Dublin Journal and London Papers report a Manchester conspiracy outlined to attack and burn a gown on Sunday night. Magistrates monitored the plot. several conspirators were seized. The piece blames seditious writings for English disaffection and urges rallying around the Throne to defend Constitution and laws.
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London
Manchester
England
Lind
Cobbett
America
Dublin Gas Bill Debate Highlights Public Board Preference
A St Andrew parish meeting rejects opposition to gas lighting for Dublin. It argues a Public Board would manage profits for city needs like paying and cleansing, opposing private contractors. The piece defends officials against accusations of benefiting personally from the scheme.
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St. Andrew
Dublia
Iris
Dublin
London
Gus
Freeman's Journal
Major Taylor
Freegan
Nugent
Taylor
Ais
Hawthown
Howanp
Anilsa
Dublin Journal Defends Independence Amid Petits Attacks
The Dublin Journal proclaims itself the independent paper of the city and rejects factional influence while condemning attempts to undermine press peace. It notes growing subscriber numbers and contrasts its rising support with declines at The Freeman and other prints amid Petit faction hostility.
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Dublin
Ireland
Vikeveeman
Petits
Dublin Journal
Freeman
Various Royal and European Notices From Recent Sessions
The session of the French Chambery closed by royal proclamation. Monaco authorizes grain export to France. The Netherlands crown prince baptized as William Alexander. St Patrick's Day celebrated in Brussels under Duke of Kant presidency. Dutch government angers Bishop of Ghent with a fondot d Ameners. Tolls on Scheldt to be abolished. Cadiz reports a South American galleon captured by privateers. other galleons feared. Nevis reports Commodore Baron squadron near Porto Santo. Carmana besieged by Independents, surrender offered. Bonaparte still confines himself at St. Helena. Las Cases departed.
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Monaco
France
Prince
Netherlands
Wicliam Alrzaypen
Louis
Brussel
Hotel d' Angleey
Duke of Kant
Leoath
Ghent
Bigs
Bonaranre
Cadiz
South America
Nevis
Sqadron
Porto Santo
Carmana
Bortrna
Discketwo
Icarus
Devon
Portamouth
East Indies
St. Helena
Bonaparte
Ted
Las Cases
Conspiracy at Manchester Revealed by Officials
The Courier reports a planned rebellion in Manchester and Lancashire, halted by prompt government action. A private letter from Mancurstan dated March 29 describes widespread disaffection, with details kept among officials and magistrates.
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Manchester
Lancashire
Stockport
Sigland
Mancurstan
Mancu
Aomaur
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Dubin
Stespat
Ribator
Tt Royal Ca Canal
Government Inc
Guy
Navy
Tay Ding Benatdt
the Dublin Journal
Ander
Lovij
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