Fragmented Night Postscript on War Time Correspondence
Postscript details loose intelligence from London and Paris about royal plans, war routes, and a new financial order. It lists expected reforms, including suppression of certain Parlia ments and mint courts, and mentions ministers and surveyors for a royal project. The long dispatch notes tensions among inhabitants awaiting the changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Apel
Bia
Ihittry
Rees
thSralty
Bo Id Howe
Earl of
Sonar
Esa
Raftiay
Tur
Titely
de la Tour
de Bire
de la Bordes
d'Ormeffon
J.durent de Villedeuill
Paria
Parliate
Tournele
Cone
Lyod
Bollét
Count de Chaton
Toulouse
British Parliament Debates in Lords on January 9
Historical record notes a Lords session with speeches by peers including Lord Lacehborduyt and discussion of Scottish affairs. The debate referenced pending motions, divisions, and an intent to resume proceedings the following morning, with mentions of Hertford and related measures.
Unclear parliamentary note on navy captaincy and committee
Fragmentary OCR reads that a member named Mr Steels took a seat as a debate over a superseded Navy captaincy and a committee of supply or sup a0. The text is garbled and lacks coherent dates or names beyond Steels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Steels
The House Adopts Resolutions and Reads Bills
The text records parliamentary activity with motions to regulate arrest laws and a bill read a second time. Officers like Mr Mainwaring and Mr Burton are named in debate over amendments. The session note specifies a half day end and Tuesday continuation.
Parliamentary Debate on Expiring Laws and Habeas Bill
In a April session the House ordered papers laid on the table and copies printed for Members. The Committee reported and agreed to with an instruction to bring in expiring laws bills. The day’s order moved to second reading of the bill and hearing of counsel. Erskine opened with a long, able speech and witnesses were called as counsel for the Girl and Partridge. The debate was settled by agreement to continue on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bark
India Company
Bitkine
Graham
Partridge
Ertkine
Wool duties debate advances in Weenarnie session
In Weenarnie on April 23 the council moved for a further hearing on the wool buffing bill. Messrs Hirtkine, Graham, Partridge, and Dumaresque spoke for and against the measure. the house then adjourned to tomorrow after debate and a vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weenarnie
Joseph Mawby
Hirtkine
Graham
Mr. Partridge
Joseph Guind
Dumaresque
Fon Doasscy
Thum sday April 24 Petition Against Slave Trade Debates
A fragmented report notes Miz Vansittart presenting a petition against the slave trade from Newbury in Berkshire. The House debates the First Charge and orders the day. Erskine Gratiam and Partridge plead at the bar for the wool bill. Speaker defends public character as members attend. Meetings adjourn after six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miz Vansittart
Berksture
Witham
Norrow
Mesilby
Howse
Huffey
Fonthert
Mesiva
Erskine, Gratiam
Partridj
Gelittemad
Miro Viner
Thare
Coutte
Parliament Proceedings and Libel Proceedings Report
The Lower Chamber scene recounts proclamations and the order to proceed. Mr Halt was called and examined while peers debated libel and proper protection of the House. A morning printer was deemed acquainted with the matter of criminal misrepresentation and the need for legitimate accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Threy
Ftch
Jonships Agatott
Dublin Threats and Fines Highlight Spring Crime Rise
Dublin reports show officials fining a butcher for purchasing stolen cattle and fining a countryman for buying from a seller. A regiment marched from country quarters and lodged in the city. Jervis Street hospital treated an accident victim with a broken back after a fall from a boat. Several individuals were sent to jail by Justice Wilson for county offenses. Notes discuss tolls of theft, drink safety, and the need to curb price regulations while praising Dublin Society stores and Italian bridge plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Rourke
Cuistorn-haute
Fourittoty
Jervis-street
Ald Dineni
Mainholm-Gaol
JoGice Wilson
Dublin
KevinAreet
Michael
Blackhorse-lane
Mar
Bard Keogh
Youhd
Rand Mary Pratt
Burke
Manior
Angleseas
Paddy
Greehock
Versailles
Iona
Fragmented OCR Notes on House Proceedings
Fragmented text describes House proceedings with garbled names and phrases. It mentions a committee or individuals accused of producing items and references to a finial or final point. The legible content is too damaged to extract clear actions or outcomes.
High Court Hearing Delayed by Fragmented Text
Proceedings at Welthfinter-halt were read in fragments describing evadta and My Midijetan. The exact timing and further consideration were postponed to the next day at an unspecified hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haliels
Welthfinter-halt
Proceedings in the Lower Chamber Mention Goring and Middleton
The session opened with a casual address to the Lords and despatches read but many items stood as MPs Goring and Middleton faced bar examinations. Pure and others were examined, company books produced, and further extracts read as the day concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goring
Pure
Middleton
Fragmentary OCR note with scattered figures and names
A garbled historical notice with stray numbers and phrases. It mentions percentages, dates, and scattered names, but the text is fragmented and lacks a coherent event or clear subjects. The readable content hints at financial or stock references but is largely incomprehensible.
Daly and Daly's horses in Sweepstakes at Forties meet
A fragmented racing diary lists Daly's grey horse and Daly's chiefnut among entries for a sweepstakes weekend. Mentions of mares, fillies, colts, and bets appear with names like Mr Dennis, Mr Gooke, Mrs Eyre, and Mr Hamilton. Several horses and forfeit notes are noted across Friday and Saturday events at Forties and related venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Lord Polarcatie
Saten
Gooke
Denniv
Hamilton
Dennis
Ter
Gelling
Eagle
Tailton
Bay
Kildare
DE Daly
Nate Lalage
Mit
Beauchan ‘Achelnur
Otgorph
Pelding
Candy
Mr. Deniyis
Catherine
Chala
Demesne and estate details for sale near Dublin in 17385
A historical notice describes an estate near Dublin with four acres of meadow and park, a walled garden, and various outbuildings. It notes manure capacity, rents, and a forthcoming sale by valuation at the Hibernian in Phoenix Park, April 34, 17385.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Kembel Pai
al Ur'anid
Fragmentary legal notice fragment recalls houses and applicants
A damaged OCR note mentions The House and Officer, a thrill moment, and references Moune Kananoy and Woop with two houses near Dei Quay. An applicant named Joan Keven appears with unclear BG context and action requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moune-Kananoy
Woop
Dei Quay
Joan Keven
Immediate Sale of Curraghamongan Lands in Ballibatey
Property to be sold at once from the estate of John Lanry BG on the banks of the River Fin near Ballibatey, in the County Donegal. Application to be made to Robert Vale Eig No 44 York Street, Mr James Orr, or to William Ki ar near Levert Ballibofey, who will satisfy the purchaser on title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curraghamongan
John Lanry
Fin
Ballibatey
Donegall
Obert Vale Eig
York-street
James Orr
Capelefirest
William Kiar
Levert Near
Ballibofey
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Postscript
British Parliamentary’ Intelligence
House of Lord
Mondaw
Apri
Sammons
Hertford
Alto
M Mlo
Burgefa
Mainwaring
Arid
Burton
Joseph Mawhe
Tusevar
Biwennegat
Amis
Hiatt
Ted
Tah
Ditto
Berey
Raheny
MrsSavige
Mr. Dennis Bsy
Mel Moss
County Wicklow
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