Irish Question Dominates Parliamentary Debate
A vigorous opposition debate on the Irish question follows the Address response. Leaders clash over Catholic measures while Peel and others defend government policy. Reports note Irish Catholic support for the Board in principle, and Goulburn previews a bill to curb illegal associations. The speech on Indian affairs draws criticisms of the Indian Government, with war contexts and troop health updates. Market sentiment remains cautious on English funds amid mixed signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Nugent
J. Newport
Denman
M. Fitzgerald
C. Kutchinson
Peel
T. Lethbridge
Butterworth
Catholica of Ireland
Catholic Board
R. Martins
Goulburn
Ireland
Brougham
Charles Forbes
Government of
India
Board of Control
Rangoon
Hope for New World influence in foreign affairs cited
The King's Speech is said to have revived interest in the money market only with commentary from Mr Canning. Discrepancies with Lord Liverpool’s remarks are noted as the Foreign Secretary speaks from London’s meridian while the noble Lord spoke from Paris and St Petersburgh. The piece argues the New World’s independence will spread light and happiness, shaping global power and unsettling the Holy Alliance, with ministries in Portugal and a new Mexican loan referenced. Local market notes show stock, grain, and commodities movements, including wheat, barley, and flour price shifts and port restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canning
House of Commons
Pebbilabyl
King
London
Mr Canning
Madome
Cosin
Lord Liverpool
Paris
St. Petersburgh
England
New World
Reat
Holy Alliance
Market Report for Dustin Exchance Wheat and Oats Price Moves
Moderate wheat supply and brisk trade with higher prices than last Friday. Oats and barley offered for sale with advances. flour trades flat at 22s per cent. Exports from Friday to Tuesday include wheat oats flour porter whiskey beef tongues ham butter eggs wool and more. General British corn average prices set wheat barley oats rye beans peas with sugar tods also noted. see third page for remainder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duntin
England
Wales
Gas Lighting Advances in City as Paving Board Deal Takes Shape
The city edges toward gas lighting with a new deal between the Paving Board and the Gas Company, promising no extra burden on residents. Lamps and piping are expected to be installed by mid April, a move welcomed by locals. British interest in a mining company draws large share subscriptions at the Royal Exchange, with plans to open subscription books soon and expand capital in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britisy
Royal Exchange
Great Britain
Dublin Court Hears Libel Case Against Evening Mail Editors
LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH Dublin February information sought against Evening Mail proprietors for alleged libel. Editor of Irish Observer in Limerick faces charges over remarks on Grand Jury opposition to a new street project. Judge orders case to go before a jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Deane Grady
John Mortlocka
Commissioners of Excise
Evening Mail
KING
G&q
Wallace Rose
Siow
O'Driscoll
Irish Observer
Limerick
O'Drincull
Caure
Court ruling declares transfer of stock illegal without charter
In a February case in Westminster, brokers who bought shares in the Equitable Loan Stock for a gentleman faced a ruling that trading transferable shares without a charter or act of Parliament is illegal. The Lord Chief Justice affirmed that dealing in such stock is illegal at common law, describing it as betting on an expected act of Parliament and warning against gaming and speculation. The court denied certiorari to Mr Pitt and rejected further interference, ending with his forceful removal if dissent continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elitare Market
Josepis Q. Peerer
Charles Pitt
Pitt
Requisition for Meeting on Catholic Association Bill
A requisition addressed to Mr. O Gorman secretary to the Roman Catholics of Ireland calls an aggregate meeting in Dublin on Tuesday next the 15th February to consider petitioning Parliament about the Catholic Association Bill now in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Gorman
Roman Catholics of
Ireland
Catholic Association
Dublin
Two men in custody over Monnycannon murder at Derry
The Derry murder of James M'Cormick in Monnycannon prompts police to detain two men, named James Lynch and Lynch, believed to be locals about ten to twelve miles from Derry. They deny knowledge of the crime as authorities seek identification and a dying declaration note from Rev. Gouldabury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munpen
Derry Journal
James M'Cormick
Monnycannon
Kona Tyrone
Patrick
James Lynch
Derry
Newry
Taveniting
Hamill
Trevor Corry
Bloxham
Lynch
Corry
F. Gouldabury
Newry Telegraph
Holohan
4Th Revenue Corps
Ennis
Quartertown
Mallow
John J. Croker
Croker
Gould
Gould’s Hill Cottage
Cork Chronicle
Drogheda
Bunratty
County Kerry
Tralee
Crosbie
Messrs
Mulling
Day
M‘gillicuddy
Chutes
Eapars
Church
Nowan
Collis
Goold
Hickson
Denny
Huggard
Cos
Gabbiatgagi
Restoration of the Third Colour to the Queen's Royals
The 2d Regiment of Foot or Queen's Royals celebrates the return of the third colour bearing the Paschal Lamb. Major General Sir Henry Torrens presided as Lady Torrens presented the restored banner to Ensign G. D. Raitt amid a royalist ceremony at Government House.
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Castlebar
India
Zephyr
Portanouth
Cork
Chatham
79Th
78Th
Rifle Brigade
Ireland
Queen's Royal) Regiment OF Foot
Regiment of Foot
Queen's Royals
Henry Torrens
Lady Torrens
J. Macdonald
Lorda Darnley
Clifton
Lady Christie
R. Moorsom
Bathaiin
Earl of
Lagy Torrens
G.D. Raitt
Mfay
Henry
Charles 11
Charles I
Catherine
Royal Hospital of
Dublin
Queen’s Royals
Tangiers
Crown of
Great Britain
England
James the Second
Duke of Monmouth
Bedgemoor
Kirk
Athlone
Aughrim
Limerick
William
Flanders
Namur
Blenheim
Duke of Marlborough
Rainmilies
Oudenarde
Malplaquet
Lisle
Tournay
Nismes
Abercrombie
Walington
Tainuss
Asife
Queen's Royals parade and flag presentation praised in regiment salute
A regimental ceremony led by Adjutant-General Torrers featured a march past, flag presentation, and a Grenadier's March as Queen's Royals demonstrated discipline and efficiency. The event highlighted the regiment's long lineage with Ennign Rautt receiving the colours and cited the absence of corporal punishment in the past year.
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Torrers
Fis
Grenadier
Ennign Rautt
Lady Torrens
Ensigh Raitt
Grand Canal House Court of Directors List 169h
The document lists the Court of Directors for the year 169h with members including Nicholas Fanning as Chairman Sir John Kingston James as Deputy Chairman Lord Cloncurry Richard Corballis Alexander Dawson James Dawson James Hamilton Patrick James Hart Alderman Robert Harty William Hutton Daniel Kinahan Alderman Thomas M Kenny William Murphy Patrick Oliver Plunkett and Rev John Pomeroy with titles such as Esq Bart Req Eng and Rev across the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Directors
Nicholas Fanning
John Kingston James
Lord
Cloncurry
Richard Corballis
Alexander Dawson
James Dawson
James Hamilton
Patrick James Hart
Robert Harty
William Hutton
Daniel Kinahan
Thomas M'Kenny
William Murphy
Patrick Oliver Plunkett
John Pomeroy
Partnerships Dissolved in Dublin Gazette Report
From the Dublin Gazette notice that partnerships are dissolved. Thomas I Andrews and Michael Andrews of Belfast, trading as Thomas Andizane and Co, on June 16, 1817, and Lewis Reford and Jame Irre land, linen merchants of Fawnybrake, Antrim, trading as James Krelabu and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas I. Andrews
Michael Andrews
Belfast
Thomas Andizane, & Co
Lewis Reford
Jame Irreland
Fawnybrake
Antrim
James Krelabu
Church appointments and parish notes in Kilmore and Cork
The Kilmore deanery is vacant after Dean Magenis dies. Rev Vesey Fitzgerald and Rev Marcus Beresford named for positions. Holy Trinity Cork parishioners seek a 13,500 loan for a new church. An ordination in Navan sees several men ordained priests and deacons, with a sermon by Dean Packenham.
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Kilmore
Ballinemple
Dean Magenis
Vesey Fitzgerald
Emly
Castleragian
County Cavan
Kildallen
Kili
Marcus Beresford
Packentin
Euly
Holy Trinity
Cork
Board of
First Bruits
Meath
Navan
Darley
Darvey
Caufield
Hamilon, Butler
Ridgeway
Sm! Chambers
Simon
Dean Packenham
Shares Fall Amid Legal Doubts Hit Latin American Firms
A sharp drop swept through Latin American linked stocks after the Lone Chancellor signaled illegality of several conditions. United Mexican, Anglo Mexican, and Peruvian shares tumbled, with declines from 10 to 60 percent across Pasco, Brazil, and other South American issues. Panic among dealers grew as the day closed with widespread losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanwon
Loni
Thor
Pasco Peru
Brazil
Aportions of Cabinet Speech and Bristol Parish No Catholic Claims
A fragment from a Chronicle page discusses the Chancellor of the Exchequer and war needs in India, noting misquotation and parliamentary disputes. It mentions the Churchwardens and the West Parish of St Stephen Bristol opposing Catholic claims and records the death of a 92 year old gentleman with property and notes found at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesty
Robinson
Westinsttt
St. Stephen
Bristol
St. Thomas's
J. Hawking
Gloucester
Lord Hellett
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Royal Canal
National Insurance
Royal Irish
St. Patrick Do
Do Hibernian Do
Hibernian Joint Stack
Dia
Thunday
Visayia
Aia
A.D
Portugal
Essex
Kent
Suffolk
Poland
LAW Intelligence
Court OF King's Bench
Dench
Wrafminster
the Army
Grand
Canal House
THE
Dublin Gazette
Dulin
Pailiaucut-sireeb
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