Debated Irish Court Fees and Stamp Duties Reform
Lords address abuses in Irish and UK courts with high fees and stamps. Marquis of Londonderry pushes reports on Commission findings from 1814, Ireland Chancery and Exchequer, clerks exactions, deputy fees, and stamp duties. Lords Liverpool and peers back probe. motion to produce reports approved.
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Downshire
Ireland
Torthaith
Lansdowne
United Kingdom
Treland
Sufiere
Otheers
Erthaltone
Court of Chancery
Tne
Cape
Sinter Kingdom
Costa Waa Efen
Shoarh Kwaa
la bin
Noekeuke
Jas- Ver
Liwetampa
Creal
Fae
Ereland
Mojesty
Teo
Earl of Liverpool
Wiglion
Appeal of Duke of Willington Before High Court
The appeal of the Duke of Willington against the Correction Tribunal at Ghent will come before the High Court around mid month. Rousseau, formerly French Consul at Bagdad, publishes a history of Peru. He notes about 2000 men in present times, with 5 fat the whole to strengthen European troops. Persian discipline efforts show limited success. Persian government support remains inadequate. Naval matters: an assistant surgeon per vessel and two intelligent naval surgeons named for service aboard Dorothea, Babel, and Dorothea’s surgeon. Orders direct the Dorothea to repair at once. ships expected to reach the Nure tomorrow.
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Duke of Willington
Ghent
Rousseau
Bagdad
Peru
Phearay
Ferns
John Duke
Buchan
Dom Edwards
Babel
Floss
Madame Manson Testimony At A British Assassination Scene
Madame Manson recounts a March night raid on a house near Roc de Helxtoup. She describes being dragged by a masked assailant, hearing voices, groans, and blood, and fleeing to Victoire's door as men questioned her, while she refused to reveal any aiding details.
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Madame Manson
Stich Wat
Bancal
Delciet
el Ports
Bau
Place de Cite
Seames Linkl
Tin
Victoire
Sue Fa
Seth Rig
Tayimi
Sigsaou
Baneal
Madame Maxson
Las
Magisttates
Clarissa
Mailaine Mansov
Prince Regent names rulers and titles in early notices
The London Gazette reports the Prince Regent ordaining the Prince of Saxe Cobourg to be titled with royal arms and no Hanover crown, appointing General Gracy Duke of Richmond as Captain-General of Canadian provinces, and noting Privy Council membership for G Ih Kase Ray. It also covers weather impacts on agriculture and a robbery attempt at Burnehuech.
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House OF Commons
Ireland
JL Newport
Pere
England
Scotland
Waldege
Prg
College of Dublin
Dahlia
Perrons
Len
Surgeons of
Edinburgh
J. Newport
College of Edinburgh
Courtenay
Lear
J. Gilbert
Hoswell
Prmcrat
Archibald Hamilton
Huneelf
Percasan
Dougal
Lord Doria
A. Hamilton
Adevander Cochrane
Thomas Ferguson
Ferguson
Douglas
Wynnis
London
Saxe Cobourg
Charlemagne
Generalus Gracy
Duke of Richmond
Covernor
Lower
Upper Canada
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Hunt
Werner Edward
Cape Breton
Kase
Ray
Privy Council
Dublin notice fragment hints at printed notice source
Fragmentary OCR mentions Dublin and printed material with unclear street reference Puree merit street. The readable portion is sparse and lacks concrete actions or dates.
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Dublin
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Devon
Treiand
Rolla
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Clerk of the Pleas
Court of King's Bench
Plenay
Lochlehips House
United Parliament
India
Howortil
Board of Control
Peisbwa
Xml Corpa
Roapa
Desire Tial
Berar
Vanning
Ayrieane
Ondnance
Sufley
R- Wand
Wilb Vgard
Urdanire
Rennet
Ward Auld
Benson
Excreguri
Ant
Ward
Grenfell
Bank of England
Ald, Woon
Munday
Burgerry
Ohat Howe
College of Surgeons of
Yarnton
Kal
Charles Monck
Haarpa Ras Homot
Movig
Rena
W. Dundas
Mulents
Scorch Dcrghs
Edo
Hill
Milberto
Achamulton
Thornton
Newry
Olin Norwit
Burnehuech
Nedekly
Circe
Nowla
Wallon
Mr Swift
Nowlan
Dianehiter
Adléenny
Yestevida Eadward Tobin
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Convield
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Sane
Drogheda
Clare Ca
Lhd
Ju Bole
Sligo
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Kowa
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