Debate on King's Bench judgment and Henry VII act debate continues
The House debated legal questions from a King’s Bench judgment and the Henry VII act, noting ex parte proceedings and differing opinions. The Right Honorable Baronet withdrew his motion as the discussion shifted to broader constitutional concerns affecting the country.
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Blake
King's Bench
Court of King's Bench
Tosht
Daronet Wis Alen
Tve
House of Cuninons
Scothand
House of Lords Farvay April Clerks of the Pracr
The Bailiff Rosslyn reported an order directing Clerks of the Peace across Great Britain and Ireland to file returns under the Act of 48th King. The returns were not yet made, but there was no disagreement to produce them after the recess. An immediate move for the returns was proposed. Order read and adjourned.
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Rosslyn
Great Britain
Ireland
Debates on Irish Elections and Petition Proceedings
The House examined reports on Northampton and Lancaster elections and considered petitions from Lord Viscount Valletta and Southwark clergy about the London Clergy Bill. A petition from Meath Hospital in Dublin was discussed and a Poor Laws reference debated amid distress reports from Meath residents.
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Meath Hospital
Raaw
Weath
Dublin
General Gourgaud Seized Papers in Harwich Plea to Privy Council
The petition alleges General Gourgaud was forcibly restrained during a warrant execution at Harwich, a dagger and pistol found, and his papers opened or broken. It claims consular and police missteps, requests return to England to pursue action against those who violated laws, and criticizes the handling of documents including correspondence with Lord Sidmouth. Witnesses dispute violence claims while supporting the general's plea for inquiry.
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Ilchester
Bennet
Iichester
Merest
Achister
Wynn
Dickson
Castlear Bagh
Lambton Rose
Gonre
Capper
Mr. C
Lord Sidmouth
C C
Mr.c
Georgand
Mar. Louis
Perwris
Privy Council
Gourgand
Harwich
Sidmonth
Delion
Cuxhaven
Georg
Porfulio
Jie
Napoleon
Waterloo
Hohhonee
Home Office
Grurgand
Dalton
Coxhaven
Howe
Namburgh
Pelihcoper
England
H. Clive
Euch
Garland
Lt. Wilson
Geo. Gourgaud
Europe
Sie H
the Generi
Hing
Sir R
Dr. May
France
Georra
Sie K
Bins
Lord Castlereagh
Boh
Secretary of State
Aly
Bankrupts Laws and Public Order Debate Amidripe With Bribery Snarl
The House debated Bankruptcy Laws amendments, detailing faults in the current system, admission of debts and expanded powers for commissioners. Lords Clive and Wynn discussed Barnstaple bribery cases, with Lopez to be prosecuted, and discussions on a new post office and papers laid on the table.
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Ile
Harwiel
F. Ducul
Privy Council
Batilc
Bennett
Lambton Vaid
Capper
Grambling
Gonrgaud
Winther
W Bey
Beckett
Pall Mallacu
Itagiuirate
Theo
J. Smith
Court of Chancery
Lord Chanelor
London
S. Romilly
Camber
Montigue
Puller
Cooke
Guildhall
Abercromby
J. Newport
Alderman Waithman
Barnstaple
Lord Clive
Manasmah Masseh Lopez
Clive
M.om. Loper
Hardelople
Darnstaple
M House
Newisdam
Wynn
Ald. Heygate
Bergine Bi
Burnetade
Manesseh Lopez
NEW Post Office
Gordon
Aoother Jou
Prizes Awarded to Students in Hebrew Language Merit
At an examination at the university the premier bested by his grave the Lord Archbishop of Armagh for promoting the study of Hebrew. Adjudged to certain students including Bachelors of Arts and others, with prizes of 20 000, 2 000, and 1 000 to be awarded. Remaining prizes and dean’s awards noted in the report.
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Armagh
All Ireland
Nambers
Saborbey Ee
Peg — Aol
Dean N
Dublin Grocery Warehouse Ad on Teas Spices Wines and Whiskey
An 18th or 19th century Dublin advertisement for Brtabiiched Grocery Warehouse No 131 Great Britain Street corner of North Great George's Street listing Teas coffees spices wines spirits and malt whiskeys. It promises high quality goods at wholesale prices with free carriage within the circular road and demand for orders including remittance paid on delivery.
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Great Britain
North
Great George's Street
Dublin
William Davis
Jaforus
Jamaica
Dublin Castle Royal Event Notices April 1819
Public notices from Dublin Castle announce a lever at the Castle on April 23 at four o clock, a draining room event on April 1, and a ball with supper to honor Prince Regent on St George's Day. Ladies in hoops and feathers urged to send dance names to the Chamberlain a week before the ball.
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Dublin Castle
Chamberlain's Office
Prince Regents
St George
Taxable Articles Retrenchment in Ireland 1818 1820 Summary
Returns show declines in four wheeled carriages two wheeled carriages horses servants hearths windows dogs and packs of hounds across years 1818 1819 1820 with only minor increases in 1819 The Dublin city window and hearth tax figures reveal substantial revenue losses from retrenchment and tax rule reductions across these years impacting inhabitants finances.
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Ireland
Dublin
ISIS
The Quarterly Revenue Account From London Letter
Private London letter discusses the forthcoming quarterly account of revenue. It notes a possible deficit under 200,000 compared with last year, mainly in customs, with some improvement in excise. Funds appear strong, stock purchases rise to 30,0902 weekly transfer, and reduced annuities and four percent securities will yield dividends. Demand for securities may grow due to forthcoming payments from preown debts and rain debts.
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London
Theo
Vrain
Sieckh
Conarqueyce
Piracy Debate in London Paper on British Spanish War
The article denounces piracy by British captors aiding patriots in New Granada. It questions legal rights, condemns Spanish brutalities, and predicts British troops under Exquisa could win quickly. It also criticizes an Irish expedition as ill equipped and likely disastrous.
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London
Roguah
Mag Gregor
Ara
Grenada
Phila
Spain
Oronuca
Exquisa
Rumus
Cumana
Carraceas
Tranq
Ireland
Paris Feud and Persian Ambassador Reception in Royal Gallery
Paris reports note rising French 5 per cent bonds to 66f 20c and a busy chamber session. New peers Marshal COREGLIANA and MONTALAVET presented titles for examination. The finance minister submitted a law project to open auxiliary debt books. The Persian ambassador was received in the Gallery of Diana with the King and court, delivering felicitation and gifts, amid courtly etiquette tensions and questions over the ambassador's conduct.
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Paris
Chamber of Peers
Duke de Coregliana
Oatis
Montalavet
Minister of Finance
Chamber of Deputies
Diana
AM Rassapoor
Cereimanivs
Bourbon
Kgs
Count de Persians
Lis
Uoucelold
France
Lord Amherst
Peran
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Cornwall
G. Hill
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Wee
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the Dublin Journal
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