Snedition Verdict in Petition Meeting Case
The court ruled that the meeting for petitions to reform the constitution was used to vilify the government and incite bloodshed. The jury found the prisoners guilty of sedition though their character led to mercy. they received six months imprisonment and an order to find caution for three years. The trial of Kinley was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atut
Muir
Palmer
Skirving
Gerald
Prisioners
Clerk
Marin
Jeffrey
Baird
England
Fingland
Waa
Scotland
Gillies
Pitmnilly
Keeton
Roners
Lord Advocate
H.H. Drummond
John Clerk
Francis Jeffery
J. P. Grant
M. P. Henry Cockburn
J. Campbell
Laure ‘ Mospay
M-Laren
Joffrey
Ghd
Canongate
Perkal
M' Laren
M Kinley
Glory and the British statesman in public life
A discussion on the love of glory as a motivator for rulers, praising British statesmanship and the Premier’s exalted role. It argues that true leaders must pursue noble aims, honor past greatness, and unite talent with virtue. It extols national character, industry, literacy, and moral order as foundations for strong governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Uttich
Westminster Abbey
Chaucer Spenser
Shakspeare
Milton
Dryden
Pope
Gold+smith
Cowper
Bacon
Locke
Newton
Blackstone
Hume
Smith
Luobertron
Ferguson
Millar
Paley
Edward Hill
the Black Prince
Henry Marlborough
Blake
Nelson
Moore
Abercromby
Hampden
Sydney
Russell
Chatham
Fox
Whitbread
Campbell
Scott
Byron
Stewart
Malthus
Davy
Leslie
Preyfui
Oratars
Aria
Shoul Neek
House of Commons Report on Crown Pensions for Civil Service
A parliamentary committee proposes limiting the pension system for high civil and political office. It recommends staged rollout over twelve years, caps per class, and stricter service requirements, with a possible exceptional first class pension under tight regulation. It also notes excluding some offices from the scheme and preserving gradual introduction to avoid gaps in remuneration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Closs
Treasury
Admiralty
Exchequer
Ireland
N. B
the Treasury
the Admiralty
Ordnance
Board of Control
Crown
Ashe
Patriots of South America Prepare for War Efforts
Reports say agents of the Patriots mobilize militia to win support and stores for defense against the Mother Country. Ships reach Palermo with rumored dispatches from Congress via Pinckney. A royal journey to Florence and an Austrian emperor meet is hinted as a possible step to end the military occupation.
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South Am
Palermoi
Congress
M. Pinckney
Florence
Army gearrect notes and French army status partial
The report lists Irish Stall officers and forces reorganization after a late reduction. It notes detachments marching to Deptford for France and cavalry and artillery movements. Jamaica garrison details and French army composition at Lille are included, with mentions of the Royal Guard, Swiss regiments, and recruiting expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beckwith
Dublin
Lord Forbes
Gynergia Trotter
White and Fyers
Armagh
Burnett
Tullamore
Kemmis
Clonmel
Doyle
Limerick
O'Loughlin
Cort
Gordon
Atilene
Genery Buller
Duke of Wellington
Mapa
Aunstant-Surgeny
Roya Artillery
Southempron
Radipole
Deptford
France
Bainturg
Lei
Rdinborgt
Glasgow
Bavasere
Bnptish
Calais
England
Prench Flanders
Jamaica
58Th
Weer India Regts
New Buarrieke
Kingston
61St Regiment
Spanish Town
York Chasseurs
60Th Regiment
Harwich
Lille
Royal Guard Congista
Frange
Prince of Hahenlog
Marriages and Deaths in 19th Century Notice
Married at St Annes Church Captain of the 13th Ray Spread second son of the late William Spread Ballycannon Cork to Hon Early Wing Asld youngest daughter of Viscount Powerscourt by the Right Hon Lady Emily Stratford. On Thursday at St Georges Church Richard Maite Reg Hardwicka Street to Miss Stewart. Died Mondaytide Christains Omagh Lieutenant George Judge 04d Regiment younger brother of William Judge Larrah Weningub Bay cousin to the Marquis of Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Annie’s Church
J. Pomeroy
Robert Dease Spread
Ray
Wm. Spread
Ballycannon
Dublin Advertisements and Subscriptions Notice
Printed for the proprietor at Parliament Street offering advance subscriptions with varied terms in town and country. Mentions agents in London Warwick Square Edinburgh and others as English and Scotch agents for the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Parliament Street
Mrasis, Nawren & Co
Warwick-Square
J. Ware
Piet Treet
London
James Tate
Mmustere- Square
Edinburgh
Dyatin Jovanar
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Gudal
Easil
House of Commons
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