09 Feb 1818
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Feb 09, 1818
Page
1
A record from the Lords at Tawasbay on February 5 notes the Bishop of Denny and other Irish representatives taking oaths and presenting bills. The House considered the Governance Committee and journaled scrutiny nominees including the Lord Chancellor and other peers, with nominations and titles listed.
Fragmentary, loudly argued session recounts petitions from Dublin householders against wine tax and a push for indemnity legislation. Speakers clash over secrecy committees, suspension of habeas corpus, and ministerial conduct, warning against political overreach and calling for careful scrutiny of warrants and state actions.
A parliamentary debate reviews trials, informers, and the use of Habeas Corpus. Discussion centers on whether witnesses should be pressed, if ballots are proper for committee selection, and arguments by Burdett and Tierney about ministerial actions and electoral controls.
From our Special Parliamentary Reporters the House of Lords and Commons debate bills and petitions on reform, taxes, and security. Lords adjourn to Monday as ministers face petitions from Manchester and Nottingham watchmakers and a Wellington county request to curb chimney soot by child labor. A ballot for the secret committee is arranged, and the Exchequer bill details are discussed with resolutions to settle outstanding bearer bills by Easter.
House debates payment resumption by the Bank of England and the Foreign Loan pretext. Lords Castlereagh and Milton discuss political ties and economic restrictions. Bir J Nicoll and Attorney General amid secrecy committee names attend the ballot state and discussion ends with parliamentary queries.
Vacancy notice from Lintown Factory solicits competent operatives for weaving and related roles. Applicants must show suitability and be qualified in other respects. Send applications to Adnaion, Secretary, Incorporated Society, 55 Aungier Street, with state of emoluments and position details. January 1816.
An 1818 notice from Dublin Chamberlain describes events at the Castle for Her Majestys Birthday including an Ode a Ball and Supper on February 20 with minuet attendance urged. It notes publication details and appeals to readers for subscriptions and broad patronage.
The Dublin Journal reports on Friday editions, noting parliamentary proceedings and world intelligence. It discusses French and Dutch reports on Algiers threats to the British consul, calls for extirpation of Barbary powers, and contemplates British colonial planning and loan markets amid stock dealings and Bank of England cash payments.
Our London reporters provide a full account of proceedings with remarks on the trial day. The court adjourned amid a hissed defense while adverts intruded, leaving the decision uncertain.
The publication notes an inserted reply to Mig Rocu's statement and promises further comment in a future issue. It clarifies the dispute does not affect Miss Rock's case and urges orderly conduct at the theatre, condemning violence and urging respectable behavior. The Friends of the Drama aim to keep the patent open and the management stable.
An eloquent writer receives an apology amid a public exchange. The piece notes a formal acknowledgment and the双方 tone reflecting on responsibilities and public discourse.
URS. EDMN notes an accomplished actress showcasing talents of Mr. Gregg and a promising debutante preparing to recite Tina's Ode on the Panivas, highlighting an engaging theatre program and notable performances.
Proceedings note multiple honours at the late university ceremony including Doctors of Divinity for three clergy members and Doctors of Law for two individuals. Thirteen MAs and BAs awarded. numerous gold medals and premiums given for Greek Latin and English verses on the death of Princess Charlotte. Royal household movements and Parliament disputes mentioned with dates for expected events.
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