Plea for Grand Jury Laws and Chancery Reform Debate
Proceedings report on Grand Jury Laws, Poor Laws amendments, and motions to inspect suitors’ property in Chancery. Includes debates over claims against France, court delays, and proposed legal reforms. Mentions Hon W Windham Quin and various Lords and MPs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freland
Warren
Uragl
Bourne
France
Bir
R. Wilson
Wiliam Windham
M. Taylor
Court of Chancery
Hosne
Larda
Chancery
House of Rs. Tor
Scotland
Gilbert
Kennedy
Non-resident freemen debated in Irish House proceedings
The session discusses the legality of non-resident freemen in Ireland and Scotland. A writ from the Court of King's Beach Ireland prompts debate over eligibility, with opinions from judges including Lord Kilwarden and Justice Osborne. The House considers whether imperial acts remain active and whether legislative interference is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trigé
Senve
Wynne
Hal T
Beate
Wen
Blake
Olive Add
Guo Warrenia
King's Beach
Ireand
Galway
Bertheen
Jmige Osborne
Scotland
Kiylach
Ireland
Denelude
Bentleman
Ater
Kiniwarden
Brann
Joan Nawronr
Eanixarny
Levee and Royal Birthday Ball at Dublin Castle Arrangements
March 17 1829 Dublin Castle notes a levee on April 23 at four o'clock. March 18 1819 Chamberlain's Office invites attendance at a drawing room and an ode ball supper to celebrate Prince Regent's birthday on St George's Day with ladies in hoops and feathers and gentlemen in full dress. Stock and bond notices follow including Irish stocks, treasury bills, Grand Canal and Royal Canal loans, city bonds, water dues, and exchange rates in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Castle
Chamberlain
Prince Regents
Treasury
Royal Canal
Seaeccassece Exchange
London
News from Margaritta and Gayana on British troop landings
The Dublin Journal reports American and Continental journals noting English forces arriving in Gayana and Margaritta with 1500 to 2500 troops. Dispatches from Margaretta and Curacao confirm British troop landings, with ships Perseverance and a transport convoy, while emigrants head toward Gaynor and Margaritta amid proclamations for prompt pension payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumacoa Parens
Cal
Englior
Guayana
Cunaloa
Neckies
Mergaretia
Wiloge
Curacga
Gayana
Margaretta
Raceport
Gaynor
Margering
Suresihe
Oronova
Triemendt
Margaritta
Gueype
Government of
Venezuela
Tao
Capture of Spanish Transports by Chilean Squadron 1818
Despatch from the Chilean admiral aboard the Central Sain Martin reports the capture of the Spanish frigate Maria Seahella and three transports Delarey Maydeleau Elena off Saint Mary Island. Details allege 603 men and 30 officers aboard, 212 deaths, others ill or perishing from disease, crewed by the Vessels captured on the 11th, 14th, and 7th days of November. The brig Nubarina and others assisted. Blancay Encorada signs farewell to the envoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
J. Johnson
Falparatss
Maria Seahella
Cadix
Waus
Delarey
Maydeleau
Elena
Vath
Saint Mary
Nubarina
Santa Maria
Iwaad
Giod
Manuel Blancay Encolada
Tubie
Burine
New York
Manci
Aury
Suvapany
Mpercarge
Osaipoe
JS Dega
Carthageos
Coasmodore Aury
Figrt Vail
Old Providence
Carthagena
The Brazils Revolt Reaches Royal Dilemma
The revolutionary mood grows in the Brazils and the King considers not returning to Portugal to avoid emboldening conspirators or provoking a second insurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazils
Portugal
France News In Brief From Paris Chambers Press Freedom
Paris papers report ongoing debate in the Chambers over a new law on the Liberty of the Press. The King hosted breakfast after mass with the Dukes of Ravs and Tanentem. Remains of William the Conqueror’s wife were found in a Caen vault. The Prussian Bank asserts its independence. The Grand Canal project in Egypt nears completion with 40,000 workers. Local stock exchanges proposed in provincial chambers. Mayors in Gard removed for public order concerns. M Benyamen Constant elected deputy for La Sarthe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Grand Canal
Egypt
Nile
Alexandria
Chamber of’ Deputies
Department of the Gard
M. Benyamen Constant
Department of
la Sarthe
Murder of M Kotzebue in Saxony shocks society
A student at the Auberge of Wernberg killed M KotzeBUR in a dispute over opinions then stabbed himself. The assailant, named Sandbye by a found diploma, proclaimed Teutonia before dying. A billet bore a death sentence dated March 23, 1949, suggesting a Saxony origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kotzebur
Auberge
Wernberg
Kotzraue
Kor
Zenuk
Sandbye
Augustus Kottetne
Winalettat
Saxony
Italy Secret Societies and the Carbonari Plot
A Foreign Journal summary reports that the Italy secret Carbonari network aims to overturn the government, spread confusion under liberty rhetoric, and divide Italy into weak states. It notes branches across provinces, with central activity connected to Rome and Borigo, and ties to Ali Pacha and Egypt’s Pacha as potential allies. The piece urges watched extirpation of these dangerous organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borigo
Rome
Italy
Ena
Carbonar
Maly
Aucons
Ith
Ali Pacha
Junin
Alesandria
Pacha
Egypt
Report on General Jackson and Seminole War papers
United States papers arriving report the Senate and House committees harshly condemn General Jackson for war actions and his treatment of prisoners Arathnot and Ambri ster. The committees fault his disregard for orders and war aims, while noting humane concerns over prisoner executions and the lack of legal basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
Jackson
Anauthnoy
House of Representatives
Europe
Gen. Jackson
Munmanity
Arauthnot
Amanister
United States
Great Britain
Civilized Nations
Executive Directory
France
House debate on Florida purchase bill and boundary claims
The House moved to committee on the Florida occupation bill under the Spain treaty. Mrs Holmes proposed to authorize commissioners and funding for claims and western boundary, but debate questioned timing and details. Holmes amendment failed. bill passed and moved to the Senate for concurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoprixsey
Cuav
Spain
Ferdinand
Me. Holmes
Seanie
Newfoundland Fisheries Seeks Trade Relief by Government Grant
Newfoundland memorials press for relief as post treaty privileges threaten inland trade. Ministers plan a bounty per quarter on cured fish at Newfoundland though funding for 2 to 300000 pounds yearly remains unclear. Va nstram reportedly unsure where to obtain required funds and Parliament may not grant a fresh purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brrth
United States
Newfoundland
Newfound Hind
VaNstrram
Reform mood in Upper Canada fades amid loyal address
A collection of letters from Upper Canada reports a diminished Reform spirit after Governor Sir P. Maitland’s governance. Magara District magistrates presented a February address praising the government as reformists’ claims prove unfounded. Sir Praiguline Maitland replied appropriately. No trial date set for M. Gourley. acquittal widely expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Canada
Govauny
Magara
P. Matruano
Praiguine Maitland
M. Gourley
Price of Irish Stocks and Government Bonds Notice
Exchange listings show Irish government stock bonds with long term 31 year and various issues. The snippet mentions stock prices and loan charges, indicating trading at the London market with figures in pence and pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AOTE
P. CO
Lundoo
British Parliament Debates Catholic Rights and Naval Trade
Thursday and Friday sessions in the House of Commons and Lords feature delays on Catholic relief, petitions from Oxford, and a pending vote on Newport's motion delaying rejection of Roman Catholics. Naval questions address English charters to transport Spanish troops, with statements on private peril and commercial motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honza of Commons
Thoredah Bigtt
Ard Hostand
Donoughmore
Reland
House of Commons
House of Cémmona
Eltis
Mawbir
Mme
Litgel
W. de
Lond Anni
Bald Hamilton
Aberdeen
United Kingdom
Agcui Bald Hawthos
Monrows
House OF Lords
Lord Grenville
University of Oxford
Faiway
Arain
Newport
MinGeattan
Mendicity Association Proceedings Warn of City Street Begging Crisis
The Rotunda report on Friday’s Mendicity Association proceedings outlines worry that failure to fund the association will doom efforts to rid the city streets of mendicants. It argues citizens must contribute according to means, or the scheme fails, threatening the group’s future and public morals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Akalk
Grand
The English Funds and Court Proposals at East India House
A brief notes English stocks closing and a Special General Court at the East India House. Proposals to grant £5000 annually for twenty years to Marquis Hastings for services in India faced Charter-limit objections. Mourning rules updated for Queen's death. cavalry allowances adjusted. London Corn Exchange reports fresh imports and price shifts on grains and commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East India House
Marquis of
Hastings
India
Lourdon
Frnd
Great Britain
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