Parliamentary Intelligence and Mutiny Bill Debates 1780
In the House of Commons discussions cover the Mutiny Bill and the Tenantry relief, Grattan and allies urging rent recovery measures, while opposing voices warn of precedent and private property concerns. Reports detail committee progress, amendments, and anticipated debates, plus sugar duties, and public notices from Dublin on ports, shipping, and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beuhires
Grattan
Rishard Herod
Gruean
Reaton
Richard Heron
Reston
Henry Cavendish
Rartan
Rowley
Court of Equity
Burgh
Oldtown
England
Crookbank
Atlantic
Great Britain
Camerica
Fenante
America
Ammerica
Peel
Chapman
Samuel Bradstreet
Boyle Roche
Coote
Holmes
Burton
Brovet
Mc. Burgh
Courts of Justice
Fitzgibbon
Annefly
George Pontonby
Henry Cavendich
de Peppis
Vn Populi
Vox Dei
Win
Osborne
Fitagibbon
Ronelly
Tydd
Luipa
Toga
Add
Gorgen Lowther
Ogle
Mr. Grattan
Kowther
Betiny
Latouche
Haute
Gratun
Foster
Henry Harthonge Persuane
Fotter
Skeffington
Merch
Belfah
Clement
Diverse old notices and sales from Dublin era
Public notices announce private residence sale terms for Wm Williams at Paradise Row Dublin. Also mentioned are a Jamaica sugar and rum trade, various imported goods, wines, brandies, and spices for wholesale sale with favorable terms and credit options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Woods
Dorchester
Brittel
Wiltshire
Wm Williams
Dublin
Wm. Williams
Congo
Chung
Houdekee
Malaga
Chotta
Lisbon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atecanpred
Ava
Gene Roguet
John Moore
Catrickinaer, &, Co
Monaghan
King's Head
Emwest-India
M. Guichen
Don Solan
Comore
Epesia
Adaucil Rediey
Wilingbat
Grenada
Dubie
Phenix Park
Edward Ewrnham
Liberty Volunteers
Baruruyy
George Frince
Wales
Budford
Jey
China
Duta
Bishop-shec
Lyodyerm
Newgate
Clonmel
Poaw
Gud
Kilkenny
Squipsge
Dubin
Clogheen Barracks
Omecalors Brown
Leightin
Leighliebeidge
John Rochfort
C. Reily's
Leighlin-bridge
Chapelued
Ringfend
Beggart-bath
Dafpatch
Bristol
Griffith
Wich
Union
Tatterton
Liverpool
Cornmarket
House of Industry
Bridewell
Jacob Hardy
Pill-lane
Macon
la Camden -Freet
Patrickshene
Swan
Harcourt-freet
Enghith
Dawson Coates
Society For the Release of
James Smyth
Bath
Dease
Parliamentary Intelligence
House of Commons
Walker
Weiry
Sackville
Tim Eds
Exme
Hugh Will
Frya
Queen's County
John Warburton
Conmittes
Queen’s Co
Door Clemant
R. Baggs
Sre
Reily
Dame-street
Ovary
Eurlace-street
Benj. Yeats
William-street
Charles Warmingham
Caaimar-makun
Anglesea-treet
Molland
Lofidon
Moore
Worecester
Gloucester
Jamaica
Berkley Hundred
Westphalia
Bayonne
Fiith
Land
Norway
Spa
Pyrmont
Hotwell
Tamrun-Baa
N.B
Brich
Kendal
Pacific Church of
Finglas
Willian Dobbin
School of Fald
Ubon
J.tephurst
Man
Xocol
Friendly Brothers of St. Patrick
Fownes
Paradise Row
George's
Adame
Clek
Homas Sherrard
Priost
Tome
Abbey Freet
Robert White
Pill-hnd
Wepkly Sili
Maras
City of
Waira
Walsalon
OZ Ely Twopenny
Joy
Hillsharnagh
Berborough
E.N.E
Eath
Sriftel
Morris Griffith
le Despencee
Hillsorough Packet
Union of Lancaster
James Tattertoo
Liversie, Sugar, &c
Clermont Packet Bost
le Delbencer
Wind E.N.E
Borrithoal
Tiranare
Mayo
Edmond Frenchy
Carr French
Faite One Co
Galway
Elgg
Ortarlington
William Noble
Bhaabeth
Plaintiffa
Jobo Mulbellan
Camel
John
Isabelle
Reco
Usval Mauser
Stephen Ascet