Ballot results shown amid Westminster Hastings Bill debate
The scene centers on a committee selection process with petitions against the Westmin ster Hastings Bill. Members name proposed appointees, a committee to inspect lists is formed, and the ballot yields a majority for several figures including Castlereagh and Nicholl as reportable names. The House then adjourns after the report is read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mees
Ion
Brogden
Calcraft
Sergeant Onslow
Lambton
M‘donald
Lord Brouing
Worcester
Nottingham
Great Grimsbey
Camelford
Bossiney
Hastemere
Westminster
Hastings
Bennett
F. Burdett
Furipight
Walson
J. Lawson
Bennet
Mittee
Bern 1Vad
Ord Castlereagh
F. Robinson
John Nicholl
Grenfell
Litteton the Exchequer
Hassisson
Wilson
Tierney
Abertreaiby
Stuart Wortley
Wr. Canning
Boolies
Mavying
Wellesley Pole
J. Mackintosh
B. Lewis
Lamb
Peei
Ashhagst
Newport
Minority Vote List On Bank Restriction Motion
A fragmentary roll names numerous members and peers who voted for Mr Tierney's motion on bank restriction. The long list includes Dan Palmer, C F Nantes, Sir H Anson, Sir G Freemantle, Wm Peirse, Aubrey Gordon, Sir J Gordon, Lord Anson, Lord G Freemantle, and many others across Britain, with titles and affiliations preserved.
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MR. Tierney
Talies
Doe
Hadiger
Dan Palmer
C.F. Nantes SC
Fiemfrg
John. Pares
Thomas. Allen
Frank Jaord
Parnell
H. Anson
G. Freemantie
Wm. Peirse
Aubrey
J. Gordon
Robert. Yelham
Vilon
Aystell
Graham Sandford
Pelhaw
Ton GA Surham
Jos
G Laham
N. JS
Phillips
G. Ring
T. Grekfélt
Pascoe
Phillipa
G. Jun.ernard
Wisc. Guise
W. Phillips
M.arnett
Grosvenor
Gen. Ponsonby
F. ¢. Beecher
R. Digard
Fackintosh
Mei Cillén
Lord Madocks
W. Coffin
Sir
J. Maitland
J. S Calborne
Martin
Jolmaugh
Unser
Meihuen
Pail
Coke
Thomas
Ian
Maxwell
John
oSa Milbanke
Mark Plymaker
A. Miient
J.D. Curwen
J. C. Crampton
Sam Davies
TH Denman
Ison
W. J. Aglas
Hn. FS
Beamen
Vir
Andas
Hon. 1
Dundas
Hon
G. Dundas
Charles
Elion Baty Beng Rata
Ave Id Zakerly Fellowes
F M Ton. Reguem
Sir RC
Parliaments Deliberations on Motion and Royal Message
Special Parliamentary report notes postponement of a cotton manufactory motion due to absent peers and a flood of papers. It records the Prince Regent's message reallocating 590,000 to the Crown and calls for liberal disposal by Parliament with claims to reward faithful service. Secret committee names are listed for cash payment restrictions.
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Cotton Manufactories
Earl Lauderdale Wisted
Tard Lauderdale
Earl of Liverpool
Groner
P. R
House of Lorda
House of
An&lojing
Lord Shaftesbury
Lord Hatroby
St. Germain
Duke of Wellington
Grenville
Landdowne
Chathambord
King Duke of Gordon
Batbert
Lauderdale
Liverpool
Lond Redesdale
Windsor Establishment Cutbacks Debated In Commons
Debate centers on reducing Windsor Establishment costs. Lord Castlereagh cites saving targets, proposes trimming offices and expanding a committee to examine departments. The Crown’s civil list allocation is discussed as the Prince Regent seeks allowances for those tied to Queen Victoria’s late reign.
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Limerick
Robert Wilson
Thomas W. Brady
Emerick
Windham Quin
Conety
Brady
Richard Sint
Gould
Brady Wos
Quinn
Lord Jastlereagh
Quin
Northehen
W. Wynne
Lord Castlereagh
Quin Witand
Thia
M.A. Taylor
Keyral
Durham
Northumberland
Westmoreland
Cumberland
Asairea
Denman
P.R
House of Commons
Prince Rezeal
Commons
Windsor
Duke of York
Windsor Establishment
Corbie
Stephens
Chaos Berlaia
Bed Chom
Fragmentary note hints at royal stateroom salary dispute
Fragmented OCR passage references Aradais of the Bed Chamber and a Groom of the Stool, with scattered phrases about salaries and a committee. The text appears to describe court officials, parliamentary timing, and potential payroll concerns, but surrounding context and names are incomplete.
Levee Planned at Dublin Castle in February
Dublin Castle announces a levee to be held on Saturday February Yth at four o'clock. The notice specifies the event at the Castle on the upcoming February date.
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Dublin Castle
London Mall of Thursday Arrives Late at Night
The Dublin Evening Journal notes the London Mall of Thursday reached late hour that night with remains due for the day.
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London
Parliamentary Proceedings on Bank Restriction Debates
In Dublin Journal notes on Thursday night debates, a secret committee weighed Bank of Ireland cash resumption and its impact. Discussion warned that cash return could disrupt bills, with 1817 and 1818 issue figures and calls to retain paper currency while considering a property tax as an alternative revenue measure amid opposition.
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Dublin Journal
Great Britain
Daiue
Maberly
Ireland
Tax on property or income faces public resistance
The text laments a tax on property or income, noting the public sentiment against it despite its potential to aid the poor and boost revenue. It credits Mr. Wasissittant for defending the tax, but says a strong opposition within Parliament and popular clamour led to its ultimate triumph, harming the nation.
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Oly
Wasissittant
France News Roundup on Revolts and Royal Moves
Paris papers arrive with reports of the Chamber of Pervs… abolishing the droit d’aubsine, deputies’ pension talks before the King, and prefects introduced. News of riots at Louis le Grand College, mutiny drivers, and the author of the Letters Normandes supporting revolters. European constitutional trends praised, with contrasts between Austria, Germany, and Britain.
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Paris
Per¢sius
Duke of Richelieu
Qathe
Ernouf
Razont
College
Louis le Grand
Normandes
Louis
Bonaparte
Cour Royale
Cantillon
Marinet
Ansizes
Duke of Wellington
Alexander
Peterburgh
Tapis
Archduke Raynier
Austrian
Italy
Charlotte
Lucca
Truria
Archduke Palatine
Hungary
Wirtemberg
Journal de Gand
Germany
Austria
Europe
Turkey
House of Commons
England
Hanover Nobles Debate Public Burdens Split Assembly
In Hanover the General Assembly debated nobles may share public costs with Burgesses. Nobles fled hall to avoid decision, goal to force a lesser number. Third Estate deputies blocked exits, Ramdohr urged others to stay, Ramdohr remained, vote ended with equal taxation for all burghers without class distinction.
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General Assembly
States of Hanover
Noblesse
Ramdohr
Spicker
M. du Ramdohr
M. de Ramlule
Advices say plan to suppress rebel movement in Ceylon
Daily mail reports British dispatches stating 13000 troops and 91st and 20th regiments, including General Palner and 1367 and 1728 troops, will be transported aboard ships such as The Star, Britannia, Fame, and Aurora to Colombo to quell the uprising in Ceylon.
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Vines
Madras
Bengal
Ceylon
Terior
Star
Madderine
Palner
Fame
Britannia
Wwiéibe
Success
Ducless Argyle
Marquis of Hastings
Aurora
Coromandel
Rugeni
Ferbes
Halifax and New Brunswick Lotters and Papers Update
News from Halifax and New Brunswick reports bold actions in the offshore area and severe weather or danger. A teller from New Brunswick notes a very severe finish, with fears of further losses. The Lomond, sailing from Londonderry with 103 passengers, reached Maltthx in mid December.
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New Brunswick
Lomond
Londonderry
Maltthx
The English Funds Rise And Fall In Market Day
A Special Correspondent reports that the Bank Directors restricted premium payments, easing public funds. Consols for Account with two hundred seven in the morning fell to seven hundred fourteen, about one percent lower, amid money scarcity. Steck sales surged, with rumors of the Chancellor of the Exchequer funding twenty million cheques. The issue collapsed to the market's weak foundations with prices listed as Ann. 17 Consols T2 and 774 for Acct.
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Lowpon
Tunrapar Nron
Oo Jung
Steck
Deputation to Lord Mayor on Protestant Freemen Meeting
A deputation led by the Duke of Leftist Lords Meath and Chandemost with Henry G ran and others planned a meeting at the Rotunda for a Protestant Freemen brief. The Lord Mayor fixed the gathering for Thursday at one o'clock, but the insertion was postponed due to parliamentary pressure and a separate report noted Lord Clancartay’s view of recovery after an attack.
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Meath
Chandemost
Henry Gran
George Ponsonby
George Latoachey
Arthur Guinness
William Hunley
Richard Power
Meory Gratian
Wil
Dublin
Frank
Clancartay
Ao Pople
Fire at Stephen's Green prompts rapid city aid
A late report on the Stephen's Green fire notes corrections to Morning Paper's account. Sheriff Wood joined early and rendered service. Paving Board members supplied water quickly, limiting spread to adjacent properties. Lamplighters and Ainheaux helped illuminate and access upper levels enabling effective firefighting efforts.
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Sceriff
Ainheaux
Married at Rathdowney to Caplio daukin of the 6th Regiment
In Rathdowney Caplio daukin of the 6th Regiment wed Miss Sarah Monk daughter of Reverend Marcus Monk and niece to the Archbishop Titan in a concise ceremony. The report notes the Countess Dowager of Athlone died in The Hague after a brief illness at age in the United States, widow of Frederick Earl of Athlone, previously of Teddington.
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Rathdowney
Caplio
Dien
New Lottery Draw Promises Six Thousand Tickets and Prizes
A chaotic notice announces a forthcoming lottery with two prizes of twenty pounds and a fixed 220,000 bill. Tickets and stalls are on sale through Dublin licenced agents including Callwell, Culley, Robens, Darie-stret, College-green, S Love and Co, successors to Whelton, and James Browne on College-green.
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Aya
Dublin
Callwell
Culley -Geren
Robens Wees
Darie-stret
College-greet
S. Love, and Co
Whelton
Alrect James Browne
College-green
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Lord. Ridfey
M. AV. Robarts
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J. al. Temple
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G. Waithman
Aldric
Webb
Edward
Wharton
Whitbread
Win
Wilkins
W. Willian
Owen
Wiltiss
Winn
Robi. Wood
Alderman
Wynn
C. W. Webster
G. Yellers
A. Macdonald
Jasmes
Louse
Londs
Fen
Toonspay
Bank of England
Drogheda
Great Grimsby
Catielford
Galthy
Castlereagh
Aradais
Tata
Treasury
Lotti
Bondo
St. Cer
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Dublin Evening Journal
Parliamentary Proceedings
France
Hanover
Geyilon
Halifax
New. Brunswick
Stephen's.green
Woo Buey
Juin Browne
Capel -Atrent
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