Debated Police Accounts Spark Mixed Reactions in Dublin
Reports from Dublin Parliament note uproar over police expenditures including house fittings. Controversy centers on alleged private property and prior purchases, with calls for inquiry and criticism of late committee proceedings. Also mentioned are Easter Term schedules, a new bridge delay, and a marriage notice for Mr Martin and Mrs Heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fie
William-street
Warrett
England
Perseason
Marquis of
Dublin
Spain
Darnley
Edwin- Thomas
Killeyconigan
Meat
Campbell Browne
Mr. Martin
Liftey-freet
Mrs. Heart
Henry-freet
Parliamentary Intelligence and April Sessions Notes
Fragmented report records parliamentary intelligence on use of orders and duties. It notes second readings and committee considerations for key bills including malt duties money and post office, plus a hearing adjournment and references to specific attendees. The text shows adjournment forecasts and remarks by officials in a period-typical style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Ebbsfort
Ian Scartney
Apt
Agua
Maria Brindell
Guetti
House and Commons Proceedings Reported Actions
The record lists multiple bills and readings in the House and Committee stages. Measures include prisoner debt relief proposals, private bills advancing through readings, water supply for towns, hemp and flax tithe, maintenance for Popish priests, first fruits payment enforcement, church repairs funding, temporary statutes revival, voter-related bill postponement, inland navigation bill engrossment, and various go al and Drogheda petitions. The session adjourned with committees and next day orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowley
Wau
Jackson
Brownlow
Grattan
Mason
Tydd
Attornict, Solicitors, &c
James Cotter
Hartley
Malahide Road
Gardiner
Browne
College
Drogheda
Browd
Irish parliamentary maneuvers on election bill and clergy petitions
Wednesday acts show Kilwarlin delaying a bill to regulate parliamentary elections and urging withdrawal of a divisive measure. The Solicitor General and House members discuss approval, with petitions from clergy about barren land and tithes, while a Malahide turnpike bill advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Kilwarlin
Mermbere
Gadriner
Malahide
Browne
Teton
C.o'nepidsbei
Ireland
Argland
Ib Daly
Clergy Bill Debates Focus On Delays and Hearings
In a tense session the House debated delaying the clergy bill, with Grattan urging swift passage to avoid loss of this session. Counsel for the Clergy pressed for a hearing by their Council Friday, while ministers defended limited, discretionary access and the bill’s principle. Major Doyle presented a petition from four regiments requesting redress for pay and treatment, prompting further arguments on military grievances and parliamentary control of the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grattan
Browne
Bariao
Mg. Curran
Hutchinson
Cork
Minstes
Conall
Tris
Lucius O'Brien
Lucius
Opoe
Henry Cavendish
Joan
Zrevery Pan
Griffith Taidy
Hobart
Thomas Todd Faulkner
Parliament Frett
Doyterma
Doyte
Ibid
Burgh
Ander
Tig
Beth
House of
Cama
Emi
Celine Mehole
Major Doyle
Doyle
Gracchus Under Consideration For Land Offers
The notice calls for written bids by a stated deadline from interested parties to secure right of selection at a designated property near Rath ad in Fecles Ela. The text outlines land parcels, terms, and submission details for potential suitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ela
Les
Port News Arrivals and Departures at Early Hour
The MATL for England will be dispatched tonight at twelve, and tomorrow night as needed. Listings include Hillivoroy, Glermont, Thies Colers, and various packets and mail services. Passenger ships Hullborough P. Packet and Rutland lines appear with sailings and ballast notes among miscellaneous items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Hillivoroy
Ir Packet
Glermont
Thies Colers
Ceals
Iled Hillborough
Also Mentioned on This Page
Postscript
Akarthenbney
Exeitus
Houser & Commons
Gracchus