Notices of Motions and Orders of the Day in Parliament
The page lists notices of motions and orders of the day for multiple sessions from April 21 to May 19 including topics on Beil Fine Laws in Ireland Townland issues Usury Laws and various Ireland Scotland England bills. It records names of MPs such as Parnell Newport Martin and Grenfell and items like election petitions and committee ballots.
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Wronfanay
Parnell
Anouitien
Ireland
Maines
John Newport
Richard Martin
Eli
Burke
Royal Burghs
Scotland
Momday
Prin
Clitheroe
Witneses
Lord Justice General
Friendly and Parochial Societies
Mathew Ridley
Flomagton
Nerchagt
Mr Moore
Birbon
St. Ives
Halford
Comittee
Duslling
Highland Roads
Chishester
Phillimore
Mr. Grattan
Lyttleton
Lord Catlregh
Heley Hutchinson
Great Britain
Truro
Galway Town
Frorsday
Henry Parnell
Tueksma
Helen Hutchiasov
Grenfell
Bank of England
Lambton
Maberly
Exchequer
Ord Archibald Hamilton
Steport
Crown
Home Sumner
Western
Architald Hamilton
Courts of Justice
Prince Regent's Ball Postponed to April 29 at Dublin Castle
The Chamberlain's Office at Dublin Castle reports the Royal Prince Regent's Birthday celebration ball, originally set for April 22, has been postponed to Thursday April 29. Attendees are asked to send names for the ball and supper. gentlemen to wear hoops and feathers, ladies to dance minuets, with full dress required.
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Chamberlain's Office
Dublin Castle
Faipay
Birti- DA
Damaged historic stock notes fragment dominates page
Fragmentary OCR shows stock prices and bonds references for various canal and treasury instruments, including Grand Canal Lock, Royal Canal Stock, and city bonds. The readable items list per et prices and debenture mentions with unclear attributions, indicating a financial table or notice from a historical publication.
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Chew Canaan
City
Bonday
Dublin Journal Notes Late London Mail Arrivals
The Dublin Journal reports a Friday London mail arriving late this forenoon and includes extracts from public and private communications received, detailing notable passages and developments.
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London
South American affairs and royalist expedition plans
Letters from Madeld and Cadiz in late March reveal a growing royalist force for South America. Reports cite 8 to 9 thousand troops in Peru, with 12 thousand foreseen, and preparations to deploy ships and transports from Cadiz by end April. The broader Grand Expedition is tentatively expected six weeks later, while Patriots at Valparaiso foster resistance. Marquis de la Romana arrives with dispatches kept secret, and a small royalist force at Catlay plan retreats as Patriot forces advance.
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Madeld
Cadiz
Lion
Lina
Ariquipa
England
France
Caliz
Peru
Marquis DE LA Romana
South America
Valparaso
Catlay
Talcahuano
Sanchez
Spain
Fan Oinand
France Debates Press Law Provisions in Chamber of Deputies
Paris papers report on the April 12 hearing where M Courvoisier presented committee amendments to a project on press offences and penalties. The panel backs most of the project but opposes shielding Journalists from defamation suits when reporting speeches. Proposed sentences range from fines to years of imprisonment for abuses against the king, foreign sovereigns, or royal members, with stricter rules for press crimes.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
N. Courvoisier
M. Conurvoisier
M. Courvoisier
M. de Courvoisier
Cuneta
Coomber
M. Lane
M. Clausel Dt
Hanover Note on Proposed Changes to the Constitution
In a Hanover sitting, Vanover reports a January 3 communication from the Prince Regent noting intentions to reform the constitution. The Royal Highness argues for balancing existing traditions with practical experience, criticizing constitutions based only on theory and urging gradual changes aligned with state needs.
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Vanover
Plotting the Assassination Conspiracy Report
The Joninel diary notes party to a claimed conspiracy to kill the Emperor. Private correspondence from Italy suggests arrests are claimed but no new justification is given. Florence Genoa Milan papers remain silent on the matter.
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Tns
Tron
Italy
Polm
Aosivnts
Florence
Qenoa
Milan
Plague News from Gibraltar Tells of Tunis Spread
Advices from Gibraltar to the twenty third states report the Governor of the Portress has learned of an increase in the plague at Tunis and nearby towns. It is presumed Algiers shares the same silent stance in letters from Gibraltar.
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Gibraltar
Tunis
Algiers
London funds fall as two defaulters emerge
From a private letter the London funds report two defaulters on the stock exchange account with one deficient and large losses due to wide speculation. Rumors of a forthcoming Peel as Chancellor of the Exchequer and a loan weigh on Consols and government securities, with prices quoted for Reduced Annuities and various Consuls and accounts.
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London
Vaidat Negifa
Stock Exchange
Peel
Niagara District Magistrates Petition Loyal Address to Governor
A Niagara district petition to Sir Peregrine Maitland, Upper Canada’s Lieutenant Governor, defends liberty of the press while condemning sedition. The magisterial body and district inhabitants urge loyalty, restraint, and confidence in the government, seeking the governor’s favorable view and urging others to remain undeceived about political affairs.
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Canada
Upper Canada
Tobia Bacellesey
Peregrine Maitland
Province of
Niagara
Asid
Duke of York injured in Windsor Castle fall during audience
Royal bulletin reports His Royal Highness the Duke of York broke the bone of the right arm about four o'clock on Monday afternoon after catching his spur on a pantaloons loop while opening a castle door. Surgeons attended. the duke is recovering and in good health, with daily updates to the Prince Regent. A second bulletin notes a very good night and favorable morning. At Windsor Castle on April 4 and 13. Also notes the 1st battalion landed at Portsmouth and questions over discipline of long-serving military offenders returned for reassignment to other battalions.
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Duke of
Youx
Windsor
Uwighness
Preilly
Qallands
Londons
Windsor Castle
Duke of York
O' Livisly
P. Mgregor
Mir
M‘insGon
M Ghregor
Duke of Youth
1 Halpond
Cape of Good Liege
Debated Irish Soldiers Roles in War and Policy
A polemical piece critiques Mr Delvin’s assertion that Irish Catholic and English soldiers shed blood primarily for England’s wealth and glory. It argues the war was British empire defense with Ireland sharing equally, and explains recruitment motives as state service rather than patriotism. It also notes broader concerns about misused prejudice in public opinion.
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Connertin
Srefagid
Egglanier
Roman’ Catholica
Ireland
British Empire
England
Scotland
Jamaica
Isle of Mar
Delvis
Mr. Delvin
France
Napoleon
Mr. Deavin
Engand
Stock and government annuities in early finance practice
The article explains how public funds were raised through perpetual and irredeemable annuities, redeemable debt, and stock trading. It discusses stock-jobbing, expectations of price changes, and the mechanics of interest, dividends, and loans, including terms, prices, and the role of brokers in securing government credit.
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Menmlas
Britain
Abe
Riley
Miniatera
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Soya
Marlborough-Green
Harneasy
Tilbury
County of Roscomnun
Lord Ifreneh and Company
John Mitchell
Roscommon
Clogher
Faerty
Lecarrow
Coolhin
Carrounoumemly
Elphin
Imperial Parliament
House of Commons
Shaw
Denman
Businesn
Court of King’s Bench
Home Gunner
Lord Archibald Hamilton
Fayal Burghs
Billa. Faraway
Way Li
Michael Angela Taylor
the Dublin Journal
South American Affairs
Hanover
the Duke OF York
H. Halford
P. Macgregor
Hingis Charlotte OF
Charence
Charloter Acaveta Louisa
Wacun
Acotta
Earl of Mayo
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