Levy of Ireland Bill Debate in Lords Ends In Passage
A fragmentary report of a 1825 parliamentary debate describes Lord Liverpool and peers discussing an Ireland operation bill. Arguments focus on extending provisions to Ireland, potential separate measures, and political implications for the United Kingdom. The report notes amendments, appearances by the Earl Darnley and Earl Blessington, and the bill’s advancement to be read again tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantiathéat
Moxbar
Ford Liverpool
Tieland
Bill
Earl of Blessington
Ireland
Earl of Donoughmore
Kent
United Kingdom
Earl Harrowby
Ie Hill
Trelind
Hewin
Liverpool
House of Commons Debates on Newspaper Stamp Duties
Parliamentary notes detail divisions over a bill on newspaper stamp duties. key speakers include Mr. Ian Ry Arr, Mr. DENMAN, Mr. ABER- ROMBY, Mr. BENNETT, Alderman WAITHMAN, Mr. BANKS, and Dr HILLEMOME. Amendments concern libel liabilities for publishers and recognition clauses. The report covers committee divisions and related Irish and election items, with a brief Foreign News note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Tia
IanRyArr
Denman
Aber
Romby
Bennett
Waithman Yond
Banks
Hillemome
Claune
Maryatt
Enid
Solicytor-Genertl
WM. DE Crespigny
Trivatti
Martin
Panera
Femir
Generay
Livia
Howe
Irish Court OF Exchequer
MC. Grant
Ireland
SH. Parnell
Trelundwexiven
Tomonrow
MAIL
Aberdeen Officials Urge Loyalty Against Reform Threats
A proclamation from the Aberdeen Provost Magistrates and Council denounces reformist agitators and a licentious press. They urge the Crown and Parliament to curb disorder, preserve the constitution, and protect religion and public order amid unrest in the kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Scotland
Almoshbagin
Givat
Avery
Halieve
Anand
Edinburgh
Glasgam Herald
Heywrere
FBI
Munday
Kilburchan
Glasgow
Paisley
Aberdeen
Viscount Sidmouth
George Prince of Wales
United Kingdom of Great Britain and
France
Sunday Gathering Draws Political Intrigue and Public Officials
Fragmented report describes a meeting at Wellinister where Sir Francis Harter and others discuss authority, public duties, and potential changes in governance. The excerpt mentions Lord Cathcart, a treaty, and officials preparing for upcoming county actions amid unrest and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fravcis
Bandon
Argern Private Intelligence
Fravcis Harter
Eleeters
Wellinister
Ufa Bey
Tony Tie
Dante
Sir Peaneiathote
Anan Bitendt
Tao
Simone
Perry
Nehe
Tre Cuntythy
Cathcart
Balad
Russia
Epon
Thapar
William Retchford
Aldernan Harber
Su Prien
Nua
Hichard Carlile
Payne
Nodiaghaos
Paris
Fran
Avoretdsdl
Tisis
Erme
Diblin
Doakot Ryder
Bieshay
Gloucester
Tard Harrow
Bod Meyyrr
Mr Pally
Lord Lientsaunt
Exchequer Bills Received and Bank Report
Government Broker reports new Exchequer Bills received totaling £145,000 and notes the stock exchange shows willingness to accommodate government needs. The report mentions bills issued to meet public treasury requirements and refers to the ongoing handling by London underwriter and exchange officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork Exchange
Monty
Lonilaa Laper
Trinity College presents gold cup to Rev J H Singer
A deputation of fifteen students of Trinity College presented Reverend J H Singer with a silver vase and inscribed address praising his zeal and parental guidance in college duties. Lord Lieut. expected to visit Farehans-House. various dignitaries attended a banquet after the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Trinity College
J. H. Singer
Cra
Oga
Park of Theta
Ata General Walfach
Dutica
Anigdderese
de. Lloyd
Evite
Farehans-House
Cavar Herald
Fyers
Stephen-street
George Beckwith
Aylmer
William and Lady Sheridan
Mills
Spottiswoode
Rogers
Miller
Ferns
Divkersey
Hardin
Robert Wynne
Thomas Harman
Charles Hardin
Henry Nowland
James Shaw
Henry King
John Christopher Lloyd
Henry Herbert
Walfenden Henry Burroughs
Wmn
John Irvine
Charles Ferenson
Mark Bloxham
Edward Kirby
Gee. Andouis
John Exshaw
Jan
John Vesey Hamilton
Court of
Lisbon
Portugense
Europe
Chin Tie
Enitrya
Texas
Lord Meocik
Munday
Berrin
Barnitiewol Galway
Cyber Bint
Bree Comyn
Fragmented 19th century notice recounts naval search and legal letters
Fragmentary OCR describes a covert inquiry near Clara River involving a party from Waterloo Pesrimnors, with accounts of a search for the Agatern and a Captain Taisary of the Cairiay Miia. It mentions a Cumberland county context, a warning against acts dishonorable to the county, and correspondence between Carlile and George Maule about imprisonment and state support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Sapptuay
Taisary
Cairiay
Cruerid
Nelythourhoed
Waterloo
Perwan
Mary
Cborough
Queen's County
Dagrace
Robbery case sparks libel suit and political debate
An 1810s libel action in Ireland follows Mr. Sheriff Parkyns accusing Alexander Stewart of neglecting duty while pursuing a robber. Proceedings in England involved warrants, magistrates, and a judge, with reports of widespread reformist writings and political agitation across Down and Canada, reflecting tensions between authorities and reformers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff“ Parkyns
Bow
Sheriff Parkyns
Vant
Verloun
England
Scotland
Ireland
Parkyn
Down
Alexander Stewart
Stewart
Cheragter
Gunnty
Bown
Justice Bayley
Evans
Hallonsgardan
Trelawny
Middlesex
Sabinon
Hig Sucetie
Parkyna
Alexander Stealey
Military orders and troop movements reported in Madras era
A dispatch details military placements and planned marches as brigades and regiments move toward various stations. It notes the 38d Regiment route to match OH Monddy trek, Grenadier Guards arriving at Portsmouth, and divisions to march toward Wapdatook. Also listed are officers, court martial plans, and scattered stationing at Leeda with orders to Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bildayy Siethowna Mania
38D
Robe Portamnuth
Latcerter
Plymouth
Lieny
Hugg
5Th Regiment
Mooreferd
Pally Apd Belli
16Th Light Dragoves
N. Hill
Grenadier
Ghardy
Coloneal Liphington
Crookshanka
Soleil
Citi An Jeyt
Igede
C. Hervey. Smith
Fairs and stock sales detailed for the week across Irish counties
The report outlines cattle, sheep, and pig prices at fairs near Christmas with varying demand. Cattle and heifers sold well at advanced prices while some calves returned to market. pork and fat stock held steady. The Fall of Rennets Bridge fair yielded modest business, and a list of fairs for the coming week across Cork, Armagh, Derry, Wexford, and other counties is provided with scheduled towns and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cawg
Eid
Eich
Rathbeagh
Ballyragmet
Rennet
Bennetabridge
Moxpay
Anngrove
Cork
Crossmagien
Armagh
Aghrin
Co. Wicklow
Ballygnitees
Co. Cork
Newmarket
Co. Roscommon
Wapwkspay
Benburb
Co. Tyrone
Rocketry
Co. Monaghan
St. Johntown
Jongford
Stas
Eum
Co. Donegal
Thunsway
Saint Geld
Dawn
Stewartatown
Co Tyrone
Faipay
Marriages and notices in Armagh and Dundalk district
An 18th century notice lists marriages involving Ay Maatn, John Meltesnp, Robert Msuris, and Alicia Martin, plus others in Kilvad Citnech and Newtownlimnas. It includes an abstract of quantitive and private returns for corn, meal, and barley shipments for the week ending December 17 of a recent year, detailing barrels and measures across various grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youchal
Apiai Cotter
John Meltesnp
Isen
Meaddsheach-Taude
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Tn W.P
Camera
James Riddall
Cura Tabi
A. Uilerny
Fiscount Sidewant
Duke
Cort
Eaatt
Mterin
Ull
Hay
Galway
Commisanera of Fisheries
Peter Camyn
Burin
Ian
Englind
Wina
Poe
Capuin
Auine
Uuw Duing Watt
Carlile
Phest-rievet
Richarty
George Manis
Tredanry
Snawet
Dee
George Maule
R. Carlile
Dorchester
Maale
Flest-Street
Pest
Heaven
Pradeanen
Roy Gerl
Jemames
Broceswes Win
Ailducu
Fat Marth
Vola Chine
Ory Wade
Gen
Nias
Canada
Gig
Sun Frasers
Sie Paainen
Guttie
Crate
Ryan Ety
Saniury
Londin Mapes
the Army
R- Dill
Armor Smyth
Dane Lamilton
Newtownlimnas
Henry-straet
Benley
Antrin
Kilbequig
Bea
Hugh Kennedy
Suleriy Couty
Bare
Titel
Martha Courmay
Toynd
Aristo Darn
Yets Eyaty
Trrane
Mey
Biren
Eli Dat
Af Deliass
Price
Jalan Tate Mates Spee
Mgedeee
L. Rod
Essex
Gorne
Vonte Qian Ee Mayer
Poirter
Lanertean
Safihk
Wisaniac
Ryo
Sia Sun Vande
Joe Miavant
Raper
Huytioh
Ana
Bret
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