Petition for discharge from custody in Ireland court
The document states petitions and oath filed in His Majesty's Court of Escheats in Ireland to obtain discharge from custody and from creditors under acts of Parliament relating to innocent debtors. It notes a May 18 proceeding and a May 28 filing, with officers and creditors named, seeking relief and discharge.
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Ireland
Touden
Thomas Neroom Fyworth
Kileenoley
Langford
John Creyes
George AM
Petition Debates Mark Irish Catholic Rights in Parliament
Proceedings show petitions from Roman Catholics in Restammor and Newry urging Penal Code reforms. Debates touch insolvency, Irish fisheries, grand jury acts, and Bankrupt Law inquiries amid logistics of tabled petitions and upcoming committee reviews.
Life Antuitics Saking Fund Bill Read No Second Time
The Life Antuitics on the Saking Fund Bill was read no second time an order issued to bring W Corry from debt prison for lack of witness on the Eochester Election Petition on the 29th inst A fortnight leave requested for Francis Bupduty amid absences Lushington moved to print April 8 papers on Scottish Churches and the House adjourned Exminkillen presented a petition for repeal of the Window tax while Melville blocked a synod petition against a Roman Catholic claim Adjourned to Monday
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Techester
W. Corry
Eochester
Bennet
Glen
Francis Bupduty
Lushington
Scotland
House OF Lonns
Turrsway
Arai
Earl of
State of the Established Church in Ireland debate
The House considered actions on the Established Church in Ireland. Sir John Newport cited a 1806 to 1907 inquiry, urging an inquiry into parish unions and church building delays. A letter from an Irish parishioner described neglect, a ruined church, and lack of clergy prompting demand for central worship and resident clergy.
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Wicklow
Bir
R. Wilson
John Buchespan
Glaggow
Har
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Joan Newport Shen’ Rosé
Tekeir
Privy Council
George I
Bences
George Lea
Church of Ireland
Wd Tourehruf Irelard
Anthony
John Newport
Paris
Lester Adda
Mates
Big House
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Sir John
Cashel
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Evven
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Utses
Housen
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Bart
J. L. Foster
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Benle
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Orm
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Aidre
First Fenute
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Aniwer
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Diocean
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Aulon
Raim
Cox
Baronet
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Fife
Irie House of
Allenton
Éulies
Kingdom of Ireland
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Martin -Aid
Controversy Over Irish Clergy Residence and Parishes
Debates in Parliament about Church of Ireland clergy residence. Discussion cites Cashel diocese and misaligned parish unions since 1612, urging a formal inquiry into clergy living patterns and Glebe provision. Speakers condemn absentee incumbents while noting past gains in church building and glebes, and press for accountability among bishops and parish incumbents.
Fever and Ireland report brought up in House of Commons
Mr Grant moved that the report of a committee on the fever in the provinces of the south and west be brought up and laid on the table. The motion aimed to confirm findings and prepare for debate. The discussion before adjournment touched on postponement and conduct of the learned judge, then the fever report was ordered to be printed.
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Ireland
C. Grant
Grant
Parliamentary Report on Irish Catholic Claims Debates
From the House of Commons special report, Lord Castlereagh and several MPs discuss petitions on Roman Catholic Claims, Irish governance, and the Bank of England note circulation. Debates cover O’Neal custody, Exeter officers in Ireland, and calls for ocular proof of 4,000,000 claimed rights while petitions from Dublin and Limerick Catholics are noted.
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St. Andrew’s
Dublin
Bank of England
Levee and Ball at Dublin Castle Postponed to April 29
Fripay 16 1819 notice from Amberlain's office announces the postponement of the Levee and Ball and Supper at Dublin Castle in honor of Prince Regent's birth day. Ladies in hoops and feathers and gentlemen are invited to dance minuet duties. A lever will occur Thursday April 29 at four o'clock. attendees to send names to the Chamberlain the prior week.
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Thich
Phica
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Loxpoy Mains Arrive Across Dublin Journal Dates
The Dublin Journal reports the Loxpoy Mains have arrived on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Local readers note the sequence of arrivals and expect coverage of ensuing events with details on schedules and venues.
German Universities Insubordination Sparks Alarm Across Realms
The dispatch records German university unrest linked to republican ideas. Rulers from Saxony and Saxe Weimar Eisenach seek deliberation in the Diet, defend academic liberty, resist turning universities into gyms, and warn foreigners to conform or depart. Russia orders students abroad to finish studies elsewhere.
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Domigiona
Frankfort
Alexander
France
Netherlands
Switzerland
Frank
German Teutonic Youth Association and Jena debates
A lengthy report discusses the Teutonic Association linked to German universities led by students at Jena, Riga, and other campuses. It covers regulations, duels abolition, a Court of Honour, central control, oaths, and the union of over 16,000 youths defending German liberty amid political tensions and Manheim events. The piece also notes threats to leaders and mixed journal responses regarding royal insult rumors.
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Fay Bee
Wenn
University of Jena
Germany
Leatter
Iileas Ta
Dany
Oeiter
Renara
Vehatienar
Kotzed UB
Iiteatog
Generor Tesijonie
Wen
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Jena
Teutonic Association
Eseieres
Integral
Tetire
Leipsic
Grand Duke of
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Wartourg
Oder
Riga
Pentonic Association
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Kotsexi
Avalda
Manheim
M. de Srompza
Sandt
Teutunte Association
Lises Es
Korzesve
Paris
The English Funds Move After Chancellor Talk
London reports show no price improvement for funds after noon with Consols up 0.72 points from 71 to 71.1. Directors reportedly met the Exchequer to discuss loan needs and a possible no-loan stance, with the stock market reacting to the potential shift amid ongoing heaviness in early trading.
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VA Naitrane
Consols Co
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