Reform of Crown Offices Across Ireland England and Scotland
The committee urges abolishing or transferring many sinecure and redundant offices across Ireland England Scotland to cut costs. It supports in person duties retained where essential, aligning salaries to real work and pushing to fund savings into public needs. It notes potential legal office disputes and calls for a commission led inquiry in Ireland to map duties and regulator plans for future arrangements.
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Paris Book Seized and Author Jailed for Pardoning Prerogative
In London and Paris rapid reports note the seizure of a book titled Carnot by ex chaplain to Louis XVI after a license was not granted. The author and printer face prosecution. the work is destroyed and the author condemned to years in prison and heavy fines. Other items discuss Germanicus, royal gout, and Prussia's council finance measures with ministers invited to Berlin.
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Constitutional plots and European affairs in brief
The Riga Hamburg dispatches discuss a plot against the monarch and debate whether the nation should restore the royal line or remove the king. Reports note American ships carrying goods from Canton and tension with the British, while the Germanic Diet supports the Grand Duke of Weimar guaranteeing his Constitution. In Swansea, the Britannia steam packet impresses spectators with smooth sailing and a music band. The Dublin Castle office announces an April 5 drawing room for a paper Barrton. notices emphasize latest post and printing schedules.
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Britannia Steam Packet
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Abolition plan questioned by Dublin Journal letter
The Dublin Journal notes The Chester Mail and London Papers discuss a Finance Committee report proposing abolition of many offices. It argues retrenchment may save only about 100,000 annually, small for a nation drawing sixty to seventy million in revenue, and warns retrenchment could harm public service.
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