Distress over Scottish manufacturing areas prompts relief debate
Parliament debates Emigration and relief for Renfrew and other manufacturing districts in Scotland. Speakers urge immediate aid to unemployed workers, faulting policy and taxation while proposals for a Committee on poverty and plans by Owen are scrutinized. Government warns against rash measures, while Emigration plans and New Lanark’s relevance are discussed amid wider economic strain.
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Fr. J. Smith
Gwen Bed
Boen
N. Calvert
Owen
Bo ‘Relia
Wamthman Hed
Portamington
Ricardo
Spadt Busbemiry
Bares
Hat Jong
Wilberfo
Alderman Wood
Ben Mighe
W. DE Crespi
New Lanark
Sorward
Amirag
Scotland
M. LL
Renfrew
England
Earl of Liverpool
Duke of Hamilton
Primrose
Finlay
J.P. Grant
Pasadowa
Citron Yrie Y Conidere
House of Commons
Joam Rusaget
Grampound
Leeds
W. de Cans. Prang
J. Surra
Ricano
Maxwyre
Irish Capital Bill Skepticism Delays Passage in Commons
Amid debates in the House of Commons a bill proposed to allow English or external capitalists to invest in Irish enterprises with limited loss faced strong opposition. Critics argued the measure would mislead investors about security and fail to clear ambiguities without court clarifications. Army Estimates for 1820 show total force at 91,823 with related costs and pension formations. Royal battalions embodied at 12,850 expense, with 60,000 pounds spent to date on embodiment and maintenance.
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Catoughe
Lycey
House of Common -Pit Furstay
England
Ireland
Iris
Courte of Equity
Court of Chancery
House of Commons
Cerain
Simultaneous Meetings Spark Irish Insurrection Debate
A late Friday Ireland column reports on radical hopes and chants for Universal Suffrage being crushed by foreseen dangers. Manchester and Glasgow updates note quiet scenes as Parliament bills strengthen loyalist stands against insurrection.
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Ireland
England
Scotland
Manchester
Glasgow
Cadiz Expedition Sparks Spanish Government Shakeup
In Cadiz, authorities detain sixteen men as examples after rumors of plotting. Spain eyes a South American expedition with around 6000 troops. Madrid circles discuss ministry reshuffles, with Duke de Leranto tipped to resign and replaced by the Duke de Las Ferranoo. Parque and Ganax named for key offices amid liberal leanings.
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Cadiz
Spain
South America
Epain
Madrid
Det. LeraNtano
Council of
Castile
Goopy
Parsee
Etxa
Duke de Las Ferranoo
Ganax
Galicia
State of Ireland: Galway baronies police proclaimed
An adjourned magistrates meeting at Moylough approved police establishments across Ballysnoe Tyaquin Kilian and Dunmore baronies. Strangers and oaths, Special Constables, and concerns over Ribbonmen violence were discussed amid Catholic petitions and parish meetings led by clergy and gentry.
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State OF Ireland
Galway
Moylough
Tuam
Clonbrock
Ballysnoe
Tyaquin
Kilian
Dunmore
Wom
Devinith
W. Browne
Anangast
Roscousmean
Ton Fouan
Roxcaramina
Igwa
Trial of John Stokoe for conduct at St Helena
A lengthy, formal naval court martial documents charges against John Stokoe for unauthorized communications and conduct at Longwood and with General Bonaparte. The proceedings detail alleged signings, misreporting, and disobedience to orders, with findings proving several charges and recommending dismissal from His Majesty's service. The record preserves names such as Bonaparte, Lowe, and O'Meara, and mentions Longwood, St Helena, and related naval officers.
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Onfon
Parisi
Aguinker
Ventremen
Alend
Hortig
UL. Grattan
Fingall
Civca
Longwood
Bonaparte
John Stokoe
Tra Qhitrader
er'Ting
Bend
Honapade
Europe
St. Helena
British Naval Oflcer, Communicated To the Asiliberal Bonaparte
Bis Hudson Lowe
Jarry O'Meara
Rosalavy
H. Lowe
O'Meara
Hondparte
Por
Nail Far
Sohn Stokoe
Generel Boneparte
Ral
Royal Navy
Bonapade
Jobin
Wideman
Bartwudd
Mowat
Asagta
Hiluee
Lanark county nobles seek emigration aid amid trade downturn
In Lanark, the noblemen and gentlemen urge collective action to relieve distress caused by reduced trade. They favor two main remedies: aiding emigration and directing public effort to improve land allotment and support for industrious citizens while noting the scale of need exceeds individual effort.
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Lanark
Weuk
Lordan
Sir Edward Paget
Te Ead
Kouphillun
Clorenvecogrt
J.B. Shiels Mays
Ballyshugyan
Elnabytyl Royal Medical Society
Mrsj Molopy
Leah Way
Ainles Malia
Cork
Joses Sipah
Damnian
Joyce
Brecimouat
Ugidie
Men Hhuat Kraaldin
Cur
Countess of
Clatrrigh
Bellinghans
Polite Theatre
Orpen
Wweaker
Poui
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