Insolvent Debtors Relief Petitions Filed in Ireland Court
A batch of names and notices form a December 1819 filing in Ireland's Exchequer Court. Patrick Rice and Michael Kenedy present petitions under loan acts seeking discharge from custody and creditor demands, as hearings set for December 29. Several creditors and places across Waterford Kilkenny Wicklow are named, including John Cashin Waterford and Rev. James Magrath.
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Ireland
Deeland
Freland
Patrick Rice
Michael Kenedy
Marshalara
John Cashin
Waterford
John Kennedy
Johnstown
Kennedy la Co
Dublin
Or Kildarg
Walter Bobohan
Royal Oak
Patrick Frick
Tomar
Richard Rice
Nicholes Hoare
Mewes
William Nawport
Thoma Scott
Samuel
John Roberts
Patrick Galvey
James Loreal
Waledird
Michael Kenandy
Lords Debate Libel Bill Inimically Criticized
In the House of Lords on December 6 Captain Edward Pax Fitzgerald and Pamela Fitzgerald took oaths of allegiance to the King after the Lord Chancellor entered. The discussion centered on a libel bill and preamble, with Noble Lords arguing over the nature of publications and the potential coercive penalties, while deliberations touched on prosecutions for works of a blasphemous or seditious nature.
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House OF Lords
Manay
Edward Pax Fitzgerald
Pamela
Githgerald
Edward
Helland
Duke
Leio- Mer
Sled Eidmouth
Ahal
D . Brekine
Lujan
Wiley
Robistig
Lando Thay
Society
Snexdale
Nod
Rouse of Commons
Henley
Lord Harrowby
Lansdomf'n
Biaciatane
England
Ereon
Weaemigster
Aginget
Botany Bay
Lord Ellenborough
Lord Holland
Haring
Samuel Noailly
Mident
Perenne
Justicveds
Earl Grey
Mr. Honey
Sven
Hone
Trenaport
Cobbett
Paine
Willam
Mr. Spooner
Birmloghan
Earl Plimwillings
Yorkshire
Ting
Seth
Liverpool
Higtons
Gaichy
Libela
Wial i
Carnaivon
Earl of
Blessington Agioke
Duke of
Bez
Mackintosh
Ernie Fon
Mila
Name
G. P. Grant
W. Fitzgerald
Ireland
Lambton
Hume
Lord Castlereagis
Bel Toropa
Pariah Muetingy
Beaumont
Me. Tierney
Castlereagh
Hesumont
House
Curwen
Mawre
Gouytry
Sir R
Wilson
Hag Kwan
Phat
Newearia
Atte
Prson
Brownlow
Frelania
Lutegit
Sowa
Hutchinson
Holwas
Iran
United Kingdom
Andre
Morveth
Wen
Mn Beaumont
Gatereugh
Maurb
Blaine
Manchesters
Libel Law Debate Rages Over Sedition Bill Limits
A heated House of Lords session centers on tightening libel and sedition laws. Lords condemn the press scourge, favor harsher penalties, and clash over jury independence, with peers urging local and temporary measures versus permanent controls amid Manchester unrest and public meetings.
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Barnsayie
M. Lopes
Coventry
My. P. Moore
King’s Bench
Wyatzgerald
Ana
Erdelend
Sretand
Pultney
Lord Bathurst
Arma Yan S Gram
Robert
Grenfell
Hiv
Southwark
Constom
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Sip
Mr. Hunt
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