Lords Debate On Disaffection And Public Morality
A British House of Lords session centers on disaffection within the realm and the conduct of Brunswick members. Lord Castlereagh cautions against premature conclusions while ministers defend policy amid public unrest and constitutional questions. The debate touches on budget strain, social distress, and calls for accountability with no immediate resolutions.
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Egypt
House of Brunswick
Cartlereagh
Hotine
Uffir
Peter
Wiisterer
Bern Rmaintelnel
Mt Br
Olliver
Fida
Forrest Bu
Motion on prisoner release discussed in Scottish House
In a Scottish session, a motion regarding state prisoners and a request by Lord was debated. The discussion touched on order time to March, public interest, and possible next steps as authorities consider measures and potential delays.
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Scotland
ADV
Udderstandis
Sonal Co
A. Hamilton
Castler
Spain
Letter from Cardinal Litta on Irish state affairs sparks Church debate
A fragmentary report describes Cardinal Litta's week long note to the Holy See criticizing intervention in Irish matters. It cites concerns about religion and church influence and hints at official responses and possible measures. The item also lists obituaries and notices of deaths.
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Wangusen
Cao
Rolland
Lone
Troy
Cardinal Litta
Holy Sea
Iristt
Chile
Garrick
Levee at the Castle Sunday February gathering
Fragmented notice from Dublin discusses a levee at the Castle on Sunday February 8, 1831, with details on attendees and a royal ceremony. It references MAJESTY and payment terms, and mentions the Dublin Journal publication and office at Parliament Street.
Parliament Revenue Deficit and Expenditure Debate
The Dublin Journal commentates on a Parliament review where Cunwen notes a 14 million deficiency between revenue and expenditure. The ministry aims to curb spending to match income, but questions arise about safely reducing the armed forces, boosting production, and whether cutting circulation would harm national prosperity. The piece argues for restrained expenditure paired with promoting industry, agriculture, and commerce to grow resources.
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Cunwen
Ibis
Witdt
Europe
Indore
Suppression of Street Begging Discussed by Dublin Association
The General Committee of the Association for Suppressing Mendicity held a meeting in Dublin attended by the Earl of Monrt, Lord Espain, bishops, and many merchants. The chair, delayed, saw speeches urging measures to curb begging and a plan to relieve a 4701 debt, with Mr Hayes delivering a mission report and public sympathy for the cause.
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Association For
CoaRue- Mont
Troy
Frigurent i Monrmouncy
Eupain
Dublin
Janevildf
Bieba
Lori
Espain
Vanpehace
Watnice
Hvaann
Mr. Waves
Lee
Mrn Hayes
Hsiel
Roe
Hayes
Nctfs
Stavgg
Renin
Alerey
Dublin Evening Post
Theatre News and Local Gossip Amid Public Notices
The letter notes upcoming entries on theatre affairs and public interest, with commentary on management, family ties, and community attention. It mentions navigation trade activity and a arrival with cheers at Harborside, referencing Patrick Cannan and local readers of the Lanesborough Trader.
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Lanesborough
Patrick Cannan
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