Parliamentary Debate on Reform and Petitions in 19th Century Commons
The House of Commons discussed Irish and English banking provisions, petition reform, and annual parliaments. Lords Cockayne and Cochrane led petitions from Dunbarton Glasgow and London, while figures like Mr Wyse and Mr Drovernam defended liberal suffrage and warned against radical annual parliaments.
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Jonss Newrore Rose
Mr. Rose
Ireland
Gibraltar
Lord Cockayne
Dunbarton
Scotland
Grant
Cochrane
Bridgtown
Glasgow
Angletown
Gorbals
Alexandria
Bouhitl
Govan
Broudast
Aldgate
London
Lama
Lord Cocurane
M. W. Kivery
Wyse
Tr Ang
England
Drovernam
Cocukawe
Petition Debate Ends With Adjournment Till Monday
Members quarreled over petitions from Major Cartwright and others as heated remarks were exchanged. The majority defended measures aimed at relief for the distressed, while thePetition was read and laid on the table before the House adjourned for the weekend until Monday.
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Nfoure
Turks fortify Belgrade as siege works advance
London Sunday reports the Committee of Secrecy plans to reveal the grey bay contents to Parliament. Servis dispatches say Turks strengthen forts near Belgrade, employing 200 Christians daily on public works. Belgrade garrison grows from 6,000 to 10,000 with 400 cannoners arriving from Constantinople. Foreign engineers direct fortifications and a Belgrade flotilla is being repaired and armed.
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Servis
Vey
Belgrade
Constantinople
Dublin Castle Social EventsNotice January 1817
The Chamberlain of Dublin Castle announces a Drawing Room on Tuesday evening featuring Irish tunes and full dress for ladies. His Majesty’s Birthday will be observed February 27 with an Ode Ball and Supper, requesting attire in Iniga Manxuracvox2. Minuets require names a week before the ball. An Open Door at the Castle occurs February 27 at three o'clock. A second edition updates the latest posttime.
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Chambellain
Dublin Castle
Fesauarrom
Vaykanar
Fearuany
Fragmented European News From The Dublin Journal
The Dublin Journal presents Belgian and European extracts noting fortifications repaired and naval movements from Axcis to Naples, with references to Danish and Swedish consuls, travel delays, rising fares, and curious regional customs. The reports mix travel commentary with political and military observations across Europe.
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Axcis
Europe
Jean
Denmark
Sweden
Ting
Kor
Lealy
Great Grerce
Lleury
Prousna
Sane
Basie
Die Connei
Lacerne
The Talented Men and Dublin Chronicle Controversy
The Dublin Chronicle proprietor Mr Macponnext faces libel prosecutions amid a controversy over inflammatory articles. The piece accuses his paper of betraying directives and aligning with the so called talented men who seek to overthrow Church and State, damaging national opinion.
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Dublin Chronicle
Macponnext
Macpownen
Tuam
Mc Donnece
England
Scotland
Ireland
MacDonyell
Chronicle
Three
Kingdoms
Vic Dubln Evening Post
Paris Letters Reflect Tense French Political Scene
Excerpts describe a clampdown against certain factions, rising grain prices, and fears of hardship. Paris correspondents discuss the King’s political testament and pressure from ministers to shift toward constitutional governance. They recount the Charter’s role and Europe’s reaction to evolving ideas of liberty and authority.
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Vayal
Paris
Europe
Journal Attacks Paving Board With Fictitious Letters
This print continues its petty warfare against the Paving Board. The plan is not original, but costly, involving letters signed with fictitious names. It notes a new editor has been hired for this activity.
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Paving Board
The Talented Men and their War Profits Ad Attack
A Dublin Freeman column accuses the "talented men" of running costly war accounting and abusive ad practices. It claims private malice funds campaigns against the Paying Board, detailing expenses and projected profits while warning of attempts to undermine the government with dark schemes and press hostility toward the public.
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Te Freeman
Sir Freeman
Dublig
Tampa
Dublin
Freeman
Dublin Castle Letters and Royal Appointments Reported
Dublin Castle on February 8 reports two dating the Lord Lieutenant’s presentation of Addresses from Dublin’s sheriffs Commons and citizens to the Prince Regent. Viscount Sidmouth informs the Home Secretary that the Prince Regent will receive the letters in a precious manner. George Mountnorris named Governor of West County, residence Camolin Park, is en route from England. Lord Arthur arrives at Donny from Portpatrick on Hillsborough. Death of William Evelyn, Earl of Rothes. his heir inherits title and estates.
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Letain
Prince Regent
Dublin Castle
Joxo
Dublin
Viscount Sidmouth
Home Department
Highteas
W. Gnegors
Tuthsight Fon
George Eat Mountnorris
Earl of Rothes
H. Peters
Blisworth Castle
William Evelyn
Earl of
Chichester
Campbell
County of Meath Meeting Addresses King and Lord Lieut
A large assembly of nobility clergy and gentlemen at Prim approved two addresses to the Prince Regent and to the Lord Lieutenant on the Prince s recent offer and the Lord Lieutenant s recovery from illness. The addresses were unanimously adopted.
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Meath
Prim
Tlighness
Prince Hegent
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House OF Lords
Hea
House OF Commons
Committee of Secrecy
Greck Bay
Fondan
Mumsar
Tuatha
BOF
Treasury Line
Royal Canal Loan
Boudin
India
The
Dublin Pournal
Chester Mail
Portance
Freeman's Journal
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