Proposals Sought for Barracks Fuel and Candles Supply
The Commissary General’s Office invites proposals from those desiring to supply fuel and candles for King’s Forces in Ireland barracks from June 25, 1810 to June 24, 1920. Proposals must be on official forms, for entire counties, sealed and addressed to the Commissary General, Dublin, with two authorized guarantors.
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Ireland
Becwr
Dublin
Sinter Quest
Primcipal
War Office
Caatie
Comunivaariat
Cabarepsin
Bank of Ireland Pay in Cash Debate in Commons
Members clash over extending a cash payment ban from the Bank of England to the Bank of Ireland arguing on uniform laws and potential effects on credit. Questions arise about necessity and timing as ministers defend the measure while critics demand more justification and accountability.
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House OF Commons
Torsnat
ANK OF Ireland
C. Grant
Bank of Ireland
Bank of England
Badebonu
Ireland
Ireliad
Bank of Trabaall
Brougham
Qeat
Bughind
Ferend
Grant
Exchequer
Bank of Gogisud Jaida
Ainse
Loudutay
James
Leghand
Bank of Breton
Commeree
Die Garreary
Hany Neers
HO Pagqnell
Dak
Debates Over Bank Ireland Cash Payments Bill Progress
In a heated Commons session Mr Grant, Calcraft, Newport and Brougham discussed measures to curb cash payments by the Bank of Ireland led by concerns over bullion, notes and drain effects. The bill advanced to second reading with opposition over timing, etiquette, and the alternative of issuing new notes.
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C. Grant
Bank of Ireland
Wiglat
Bank of Gagee
J. Newport
Ohm Sarinne
Ireland
England
Calcraet
le Minght
Mr. Co
Ain
Bank of Tealand
Poe
Ahi
Bank of England
Calcraft
Tle Irish Bank
Callaghan
Sara
C2 Gant
Beave
Queers
Leuce
George Hill
Br. Brougham
Frictil
Nerney
Dublin
Jts
Hynee
G. Qlule
Banke of Ireland
Exchequer
Brougnam
Bir Joon Newport Roe
William and Mary
Iceland
Don. Bart
Clark
Grant
Hr. Parnell
Dretand
Ceace
Ligutenant
Meinher
Ancestad
Ghoan
Newport
Pridad
Barry
Ireland in Fever Epidemic Calls for Parliamentary Inquiry
A public address to the House calls for a committee to examine Ireland's fever outbreak and the unemployed labouring poor. It emphasizes agricultural employment, capital investment, and relief measures, noting hospital admissions, county differences, and the need for systematic inquiry and remedies.
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Ussibtte
Gorognunivetpeg
Olga
Ireland
Meath
Sfrey
Cork
Lhrvincbowe
Jocelyn Foyed
Ste
Hutchinson
Mr. Grant
Simon
Mahony
John Stewart
G. Callaghan
Dart
Mietown
Board of Health
C. Grant
Dublin
My. Blake
Wog&d
Legion
Commons
Ira
Fragmented Speech on Warthettarige and Irish Affairs
Fragmented OCR text references wartime matters, the Irish people, and a motion in a parliamentary setting. It mentions exurdiansy of af, general calamity, and a secretary of state for Ireland. The passage includes obscure names and dates, with notes on bills, a committee, and references to Fortiad era context from 1754 to 1810.
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Uae
Ireland
I. c. Grant
Eve Hing Wiley
Ueland
Wael
Heinter
Lords Debate On Bills Clears House Pace
An english Lords session discusses bills including a tobacco and finance measures. The speaker notes agreement to delay decisions and move bills to the next day. Lords proceed through the agenda amid procedural calls and anticipated votes.
Debates on Irish Custos Retutorourns and Catholic Question
The House discussed Custos Retutororum and Clerk of the Peace roles in Ireland, with Mr Parnell seeking a list of officeholders and hours of service. Additional items covered include Quarter Schools in Ireland, an Excise Commissioners petition against Irish authorities, and a Galway Catholic relief petition amid Penal Laws.
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Ireland
H. Parnell
Pex
Excise Commissioners OF
W. Stewart
Willian, Sharpe
Ormzh
Callaghan
Onlpeland
Excine
William Sharpe
Omagh
Gack
Excise
W. Sharpe
Lushington
Commissioners of Excise
Trelagd
R. Martin
Q. Callaghan
Tore Mouncharles
Mec
Petice
Gorrawny
V. Beans
Me. W. Stewart
Cacuaguan
Me. V. Blake
Galway
Iceland
Thut
House of Lords Adjourns After Routine Business
The House of Lords on Tuesday April 3 took up routine business and then adjourned to day fortnight. The royal assent was given in a form related to the Ariel Bank restriction bill and the freight money distribution act.
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House OF Lords
Fort
Bartal
Liverpool Wa
Bret
Tuuasday
Insolvent Debtor Act Inquiry Debate in Ireland Committee
Fragmentary report shows Irish Insolvent Debtors Act inquiry discussion. Members Chichester Calcrapt Grant debate extending committee reach, timing of Ireland and Chin coast implications, and potential petition deferment before a standing committee. Further readable lines indicate procedural arguments and commitment to ongoing examination.
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Chichester
Ireland
Meaber
Calcraet
Uriah
Thas
Josedsen
Lemouers
Pegal
Calcr Apt
Grant
Chin Country
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