Imperial Parliament Lords Debates on Catholic Voting Bill
The Lords debated motions to commit the Roman Catholics in England to vote like Ireland. A bill to enfranchise Catholics in England was presented for first reading, with plans to extend eligibility and align procedures with Ireland. The Marquess of Lansdown signaled forthcoming moves on related measures.
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House OF Lords
Mosnay
Marquess of Lansdown
England
Ireland
Sicalao
Petition and debates on foreign wheat and alien bill
House debates petitions from Port Patrick and Armagh on steam packets and slavery abolition. Amendments to the Alien Bill are debated as Normanby and colleagues oppose continued prerogatives. Discussion touches foreign affairs, secret societies, and the Crown’s power, with divisions on third reading and related motions.
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Kennedy
Port Patrick
Donaghfaree
Brownlow
Armagh
Arndskinson
Dublin Bills Reach Passage As Lords Hear Petitions
From our parliamentary reporter in the House of Lords dated Terspay Arust 13 the Commons message moves the Alien Bill the Proctogal Costs Bill the Irish Records Bill and the Irish Burials Bill the latter amended and returned. The Dublin Coal Gas Light Bill was reached and passed. Lord Darnley presented a petition from St Marks parish Dublin against local taxation. Lord Carberry presented two petitions from the South of Ireland against removing the bounty on linen. A journed.
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Commons
Dublin
Lord Darnley
St. Marks
Lord Carberry
South of Ireland
Dublin Coal Bill Sparks Dublin Taxation Row
In Parliament discussion on Ireland church rates and Dublin taxation, Mr Ellis moves second reading of Dublin Local Taxation Bill and Dublin Coal Bill amid petitions from Dublin merchants and shipowners. Debate notes opposition to coal bill, concerns over city taxation, and aims to curb fixed coal sale denominations while preserving fair measures.
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Grattan
Tis Father
Dublin
Dawson
Catlin
Cial
Foreign News From The London Mail
The London Mail report notes no strong foreign developments, citing Paris stock issues, Catalan disturbances, Neapolitan evacuations delayed by Sicily, and Greece progress. It mentions Turkish matters, Greek military schooling, and possible Greek independence, plus a London Gazette blockade notice for Algiers and unrest subsiding in Mexico City by February 11.
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Paris
Catalonia
Barcelona
Sicily
Greece
Strawcronp
Logdon
Morea
Tonian Tslandayy
Alta
England
Lord Braun
Messolonghi
Albania
London
Political Economy and Irish Affairs in Parliament
The article discusses Ricardo lectures on the value of labor and property security under different governments, the proper use of means to produce wealth, and the dangers of concentrated power. It notes Ireland’s political economy potential, critiques old regulations, and cites debates on the Alien Bill in the House of Commons with prorogation anticipated on June Path.
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Ricardo
M'Connen
Pale
Ireland
Africa
America
House of Commons
House of Camroona
Financial Market Report Shows Quiet Tuesday Trading
The money market activity today contrasts with yesterday as total actuation stays under a quarter percent. Dividend payments reduced investor activity. stocks listed include Red Ann 95 and New 108 with Consol at 96. Exchequer Bills 41. India Bonds at 77s. Four Cents Bank Stock 245. Foreign issues show Prussian 97, Austrian 163, Russian 74, Colombian 92, Spanish 174, Chilean 46, with premiums noted on various scrips. Consol market opens near 6 9/10, with limited morning action. Colombia scrip and bank stock remain main trades in a cautious session.
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India
Actute Jane
Columbia Scrip
Bim
Notable Births Marriages and Deaths in Irish Communities
In Tipperary and surrounding counties, notices report births at Birdhill Glenview Cottage and Newpark Maryborough, including daughters for Harding Wigmore Paris Anderson and BR Peare Kilmallock. Marriages list John Bradshaw to Tamazine Daw. Francie Crossley to Miss Gardiner. Henry Warring to Mina Rachael. Deaths note Master Gawen Howe 24, Henry M’llveen Yrs, Alexander Renfrew 66, Andrew Browne Monthagel, Peter Francis Felix Count Nugent, John Goolit 75, Rev Francis Mahon 65, Rev John Moriarty 87, Robert Knox oldest merchant of Helfgss.
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Birdhill
County Tipperary
Harding Wigmore
Glenview Cottage
Paris Anderson
BR. Peare
Kilmallock
Newpark
Maryborough
Thomas Harper
Mansion House
Cork
Bartholomew Gibbons
Eaq
Carrickfergus Church
John Bradshaw
L'Amazine
Dawaon
Newberry Church
Francie Crossley
Miss Gardiner
Mallow
Henry Warring
Glenville
Mina Rachael
Rob
Cama
Springbank
Derriaghy
Grafton-street
Gawen Howe
Henry M'llveen
Glasdrummond
Mullycarton
County Antrim
Alexander Renfrew
Grove
Tuam
Andrew Browne
Monthagel
West Over
County Galway
Prancis Mahon
Killaunin
Roche's Street
Limerick
John Moriarty
Robert Knox
Seduction at Cork Assizes Beare vs Beane
At Cork Assizes a suit by a father seeks compensation for his daughter’s ruin by Colonel Beare a young man of substantial fortune. The plaintiff portrays Beare as maliciously pursuing the girl during visits to her family home and inducing her to pledge secrecy while promising marriage. The case details extensive letters and a claimed abortion attempt, with the father describing ruin to his family and the girl’s innocence at the outset.
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Cork
Beane
Bennett
Dublin
Ty Fendant
Colonel Beare
Harriet Breton
Laintiff
Mercer
Harriet
Mr Hennett
Gary
Temple of Justice
Sit
Mnother
Dahlin
Beare
Abe
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Peel
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Denman Sid
Peri
Justice Blackstone
Henry Vite
Napoleon
St. Helena
Heute Department
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Bowring
Sir Robert Wilson
R. Wilson
Robert Wilson
Home of Commons
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Ile
Pitt
Pia
France
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Masy
Mrdenman
Gentlerman
Wark
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Fearland
Engand
Birch
Cuffin
Grant Sim
Butterworth
Home Mission Society
T. Wilson
N. Parnell
Chamber of Commerce of
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Curwen
Che Hon
Lord Low Cher
RL Shaw
Terspay
Arust
Tousneay, Amit
J. Newport
Rice
Ellis
Tells Sait
Kitehaven
Ries
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Lord Lowther
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Keny
Yble
Hibernian Mining Company
Ell
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MF Grattan
Can. Loan
Ga. Can. Loan & P
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National Insurance
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St. Patrick
Shamrock
Petene
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Hibernia Gas
Royal Triad Mining Co
Dublin Coal Co
RL Dublin Journal
London Mail
Foreign Office
George Canning
Algiers
Mexico
Het
Perizet Wapgas City
Politicat
Economy
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