Cotton Bills Debated in Lords and Commons Amid Protests
In the Lords on Monday December 20, Grosvenor protested the Cotton Factories Bill urging its repetition arguing master and workman should not be interfered with. The Bishop of Chester defended health protections for thousands of emaciated children while others called for postponement of the third reading. The Irish Election Bill was next discussed as the Seditious Meetings Bill saw amendments and debates on attendance limits and penalties. In the Commons Civil List Contingencies were presented with postponement to Wednesday, and debates on Cronan estimates and Army estimates continued amid calls for retrenchment and cost scrutiny.
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House OF Lords
Karl Grosvenons Heywed
Os Sare
Chester
Earl Lauderdale
Lord Ellenborough
Lord Holland
Lord Bhshine
Lord Liverpool
Marquis of Lansdown
Lord Frolland
Harhowby
Lord Erskine
Marquis of Lansdowns
Lord Chauvellor
House OF Commons
MayoDar
Tomkins
D. Gilbert
Mcs'Thakias
Grenfell
Cron
R. Warp
Brougham
R. Ward
B. Ward
Mancher
Manchester
Ipele
Royal Military College
Palmerston
Lord Stanlrey
Henry Pisher
Liverpool
W. ‘Ht
Bina
M. A. Taylor
Cam
Hill
Frame
Pristera
Vlan
Press Liberty and Trade Debates at the Assembly
The session notes petitions from publishers challenging the Betaekrs Act and a Libel Bill. Ministers face questions on trade measures and a proposed generalized Newspaper Stamp Duty. A heated argument defends press freedom against banishment provisions, while ordnance estimates are debated and supply approved.
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Hon
Wberry
Dancing
Republic of Letters
House
Europe
Dickinson
Sergeant Onslow
Graram
Parliamentary Proceedings and Debt Plan Analysis
The Dublin Journal reports Parliament's committees on Seditious Meetings and the Newspaper Stamp Duty Bill. An article from Morning Chronicle discusses Richard Heathfield and Calquhan proposing a 14 percent tax on private property to liquidate public debt, with ten years to pay, claiming relief but warning impracticalities and effects on circulation and prices.
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Morning Chronicle
Inet
Richard Heathfield
Ficarde
Heathfield
Dr. Calquhan
United Kingdom
Barthens
Rervane
Pennant
Taxation Inequities in Landowner Proportion Probed
The passage argues against drawing 56.6 million from stockholders and 7.5 million from landowners without gradual, indirect taxation. It notes that most revenue comes from excisable goods used by the lower-income majority and those earning under 100 pounds yearly.
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Landomberg
Mbichi
Jodbwnera
Che
Paris Baptism of Princess Manta Louise Traarsz DAntors
Paris papers report a solemn baptism at the Palace Chapel for Princess Manta Louise Traarsz DAntors daughter of the Duke of Bruny. The Duchess of Aroounsim held the child at the font as the King Queen ministers and officers of court attended. Cardinal Anchatsior of Paris officiated.
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Paris
Manta Louise- Traarsz D’antors
Duke of
Bruny
Aroounsim
Cardinal Anchatsior
German Congress at Vienna to settle German affairs
A German journal notes the Vienna congress will focus on Germanic matters including the Federation Act, the supreme tribunal, and a common military framework. It reports preparations for enforcement of Article 13, fortress arrangements, and contingents, plus lingering issues on religious concords and Protestant Catholic relations.
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Opposition
Blatt
Vienna
Germany
Aean
Interior
Hifsks
Tt Ia
Imperial Chamberet
Confederation
sAavacuote
Frankfort
Acecunte
Mentz
Boulay de la Mourthe
Havela
Ydea
France
Stutgard
Gotha
Messrs Schtutt
Gralemburg
Add’ Tarkheim
Anon
Maine
Congress of Carti
Spain protests to Paris over false reports on prisoners
Letters from Madrid claim the Spanish Government has complained to the Paris Journalists’ Branch Minister about reporting that misrepresents Spain. The note asserts journalists spread cruel torture stories, fabricated with malice to damage a king’s government seeking to heal monarchy’s historic wounds.
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Madrid
Spain
Dutch Journalists Report Bolivan Expulsion Revelations
The Dutch journalists report alleged expulsions and unfounded claims against the Patriotic cause, arriving via Cayagan and New York. They cite a late-October dispatch from Cucacao noting General Morille retook Sante Fe and fixed naval actions near Maracaibo, with a Spanish squadron blockading Manneretta. A St Thomas report on October 12 transmits further intelligence from Spain and Mauragretta noting a contagious fever outbreak.
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Cayagan
New York
Bolivan
Sante Fe
Motitro
Pypers
Hague
Buiperdis
Alutatlond
United States of America
Hippomenes
Cucacoa
Morille
Maracailo
Angostura and South American expedition report
Dispatches describe Spanish forces pressing plans in South America. British reports note failed blockade at Angostura, Venezuelan resistance, and reinforcements for Cadiz as Gen Morillo and Pas threaten capitulation. Belfast Chronicle adds claims of mutinous Dublin troops aboard the Nicholas Palewitsch and ensuing disputes over shore leave and provisions.
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Martine
Calebe
Bate
Angostuta
Sphe
Indez
Marilie
Mositlega
Angonturn
Pas Dtate
San Fernando
Morillo
Regiie
Cumana
Abeltoure
Ganera Englind
Belfast Chronicle
Batvaar
Nicholas Patewitsch
Belfist Lough
Dublin
South America
Badger
Cultra
Powes
Lyster
Power
Nicolet Palemitech
Nicholas
Belfast
Sam
Iran
Spain
Cadiz
National topics before Congress include Florida and currency
United States papers expect Congress to address vital issues such as the Florida question, a uniform currency, a uniform bankruptcy system, and revenue laws on slavery. New York reports a Wilmington NC fire destroying 300 houses and one life. A forest fire in Dremal Swamp New Jersey burned many Amber trees. Washington says troop concentrations planned at St Marys and Mobile as Congress convenes.
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United States
Congress
Nation Intelligencer Vdlya
Florida
New York
Willigton
North Carolina
Dallare
Farquhar M'Ree
New Jersey
Huxton
Washington State
St. Mary's
Mobile
Analysis of a Philosophical Review Article Fragment
A critical survey of multiple Edinburgh Review pieces discusses doctrine, criticism, and authors like Bir Uualley ORGAN and Golownin. The reviewer notes provocative language, biases, and the value of public works while highlighting contentious passages and future analysis in a subsequent issue.
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Mal
Labwencucin
Bure
Tha Redlewéy
T. Renwela
France
Agland
Europe
Edinburgh Review
Ensor
Golownin
Edinburgh Review Contents List and Highlights
New issue of the Edinburgh Review with multiple sections and essays. Articles include Radical Reform and the Democratic Recorder, notices on industrial encouragement, Mollier reports from the Cape Coast, and analyses of European politics after the Vienna Congress. Also listed are essays on chemistry, painting, agriculture, and a quarterly index of publications.
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Edinburgh Review
Great Britain
Pargs
Pargas
C. P. de Houset
Britannicus
Democratic Recorder
Society
Cape Coast Cagile
Assiuotee
Edward Howdreh
Gondactor
Congres de Fienne
M. de Pradt
Alexander Marcet
M. D
Edward Danielk Clark
L.L
John Ralph Fenwick
John Davison
Washington
County of
Durham
Henry Philpotty
Owens
House of Commons
M. Vile Fellenberg
Hotwyl
Libel Bill Debate Sparks Banishment vs Transportation
A London Bookbinders and printers group criticizes the libel bill withbanishment as a punishment, arguing it can be as harsh as transportation and undermines the British Constitution. The report notes a Dublin Privy Council meeting at Dublin Castle declaring disturbance in Galway baronies and the establishment of Palace security with local barons pledging support to defend the legal order.
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London Bookacllera
Hoehwelter
Dhau
Dublin Castle
Ballymoe
Downarore
Killyan
Fynquin
Galway
Dunmore
Wotmee
T'yaquin
County Galway
Daaneridets Ulud
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Tauie
Asawycateon
Meath
Skaye Association
Thurbury West
Droanaberua
Thomas Tylor
Globe Insurance Company
London
Hareim
Westmorland-Street
Hugh of England
James Pattraron
Stark Recker
Marquis of Ayadfort
Francia Hamilton
John William Batt
Jane
William Parilan
Samuel Gurney
Fohn Bentley
Kirk Boott
Begrs
Abbey-street
Imperial Parliament
Riganawet
Dugdale
Castlereagh
Sellens
J. Smith
Betaekrs Fit Publishers
Provinigna
Doodale
Juldishars
Dublis
the Dublin Journal
Buenos Ayres
Baltimore
Roxoeav
River Plate
Buenda Ayres
Chili
Panama
Chillan
D'Evereaux
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