Wellington Remuneration Debate Moves to Reward Sir
In the Lords and Commons debates on Lord Wellington, the Prince Regent and Parliament consider an additional remuneration for the renowned commander. Advocates stress justice and national safety, noting Wellington’s eight parliamentary acknowledgments and his campaigns in India and the Peninsula. The plan proposes 100000 to be held in trust for land purchase, with broader honours already conferred acknowledged as public debt to merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouse OF Lords
London
Linn College
Lincoln
Leicester
Holland
Marquis OF Wellington
Prince Regent
Lyord Wellington
Roya
Landsdowne
Mgrmiont
Didicuky
Dantes
Lord Wellington
Chick
Sphirel
Prince Regvet
Lord
Lord Hontano
House OF Commons
Woxaearonce
Cape
Od Hope
Mauritius
Casrieazacu
Duke of Marlborough
India
Copenhagen
Hillvidgel
Bosdeo
Salamanca
France
Massena
Soult
Ney
Victor
Marmont
fJourdan
Shiurt
Portugal
Wellington grant debated in Parliament over land funds
In a long session the House debated a proposed 100,000 parcel to be placed with trustees to buy lands for Lord Wellington and successors. Support from key figures praised his services in Spain and Russia, while opposition questioned the grant’s merit. The motion passed with the chair’s decision on monetary support and parliamentary procedures continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Lord Wellington
Lord Wallington
Warren Keene
B. Burdett
Elylingtoo
Zoekie Senteneaen
Lushington
Robinson
Marquis of Wellington
Lord Cochrane
Spain
Whitbread
Eng“Tao
Russia
Walt Pal
Rursia
Engiteh‘tien
Castlerebaghp
Peiaktare
Modoe
F. Buavett
Baltic Trade Report on Homeward Bound Convoy
Admiralty informs Lloyds Committee that the Admiral did not attempt to bring home the Baltic trade convoy from Hano due to extreme risk and late season. Lords approve the decision as prudent given the danger of a large late voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltic
Admiralty-Gfice
Admiralty
Lloyd's
Hano
Import Licences and Customs Powers in British Dominion Rules
A dated directive from the Majesty's Customs outlines procedures for licencing ships or vessels to land goods at Newfoundland and other dominions. It specifies endorsement of back of the licence with marks and contents of each package, and requires certificates to prove receipt by the master or commander. The text references port, harbor, or place in the island and the computation of penalties for noncompliance.
Licences Granted for American Goods Voyage to Newfoundland
The Commissioners of His Majesty's Customs issue a licence to a British ship Master to import specified American goods Bread Flour Pease Indian Corn Live Stock Pitch Turpentine from the United States to a Newfoundland port. The licence is tied to the ship's build ownership and compliance with legal requirements, with discharge duties overseen by Customs officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandey
Bay Heseby
Anich Adept
Britein
Ireland
Europe
Ragland
Scotland
Wesel
Customs
Newfoundland
Peron
Ain
United Sates of
America
United States
Suspension of export duties under royal order in 180-year acts
Attic Court records a March 15 180 order suspending duties on export of growth and manufactured goods imported directly from non-British flagged ports. The suspension applies to articles grown or produced in foreign countries and shipped to UK via Gibraltar or British ports and West Indies. Printed for the proprietor by W. Lodgre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's
Sry
United Kingdom
Thas Privy Council
Isis
Gibraltar
Free Porte
West India
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parliament
Thips
J. W. Croker
Jehi Beages
J.bastey
Ballyshangon
Clare
Cork
Drogheda
Dundalk
Ennis
Galway
Kinsale
Limerick
Newry
Ross
Dublin
H. d
G. Pease
Nm Pease
Merlin
Great Britain
United ‘States
Parlianmen's Klet
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!