Ireland debate on printing proclamations and public notices
The house discussed funding for printing proclamations in The Gazette and other papers in Ireland, examining publicity vs cost and methods used in England. Grant argued continued need for Gazette distribution, while others criticized newspaper advertising and proposed retrenchments and consolidation of Dublin barracks and police. The session adjourned with further consideration postponed.
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Grant
Gantleman
Carlow
Kaniskillen
Tein
Pd Liberto
Acta
Dublin
England
Ile
London Gazette
Ireland
Ifehee
Ines
Pshonshi
Tony Wet
Pawson
Lear
Cratlao
Leewuel
Giratuuan
Mr. Grant
Denman
Treasury
Gran I
Mersin
Woodward
Dune
Latuvehe
Fle
Great Britain
Davies
Commissariat
Corse
Hume
Arbu Pinot
Grattan
Royal Barracks
Haward Stanley
Ian Bitas
C. Gran
Possesor
Wilson
Marqain
Londonderry
Flume
Monck
Brougham
Arbuthnot
Robinson
House of Lords Reading Notes and Proceedings
The document records a session where the bills on excise and agricultural reform were read first time, while the tea parkation and other bills were read third time and passed. The prison rescue bill and adjournment until Monday are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cis Hill
Coven Hill
Motion on public office salaries and supplies debated
In Great Britain the council discussed appointing reburns for advertisements and proclamations, debated grant of 840 for salaries of the debtors court commissioners and clerks, and considered contingencies for the alien department amid a lengthy session in the seventh year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enchequeil
G. Bunnist
Ebia
Laval
Bernall
Prieche
Eure
Teale
Foreigners and alien acts debated in parliament turmoil
Amid protests in Parliament in 1822 the alien act's effects on foreigners are attacked as unjust and harmful to Britain. Speakers press for policy change while parties clash over declarations from allies and the grant to the Duke of Clarence, with divisions noted and reports due tomorrow.
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Duke OF Clarence
Creevey Rose
Banks Jon
Me. Harford
Bennett
C. Palmer
Hume
Creevey
Wume
Price of taxed socks railed Saturday
Fragmented notice lists stock prices and percents with several unreadable lines. It mentions Grand Count Stock and wide cur rate with scattered figures and names.
Faulknees Dublin Journal Front Page Lead
Faulknees Dublin Journal dated Monday evening July 2 1821 reports local notices and brief items typical of Irish paper content. The page highlights public notices and community updates with names, places, and dates from the era.
Saturday Mail Announces Burdge Pipers at Principal Concert
The Saturday mail notes a program of Burdge pipers performing as principal conductors. The notice lists various entries and dates, emphasizing Saturday events and related activities.
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Misadbaaoouy
Ducaelon
Parlin Vary Proceeden Ga Tou re Posed
In a garbled report in Parlin Ga the case of Comannis ug Pueday is noted with Maxwell and Liut involved. The text references New Lanark, social policy debates, and a parliamentary inquiry into revenue and colonial matters. Sir une Mackintosh and others are mentioned amid unclear proceedings and a proposed royal scrutiny.
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Maxwell
Cbeig
Mor Oawen
Ines
Une Mackintosh
Amendment backs economy and army cuts in currency context
Mr Bankes proposed an amendment praising government economy and urging continued restraint. It also noted currency improvements mentioned in Mr Hume's motion and indicated the army as a suitable target for reductions. The amendment passed unanimously after Mr Tume's motion was retained by 174 to 94.
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Bankes
Alr. Hume
Prorogation of Parliament Rumored in London Press
The London papers report a planned short adjournment for the Commons on Tuesday to let the Lords handle bills, with a Friday reunion for messages, and a prorogation around the 9th or 10th of next month. Palace Yard preparations for the coronation hinder the King’s royal prerogative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Papera
Ferley
Commons
Lords
House of Poors
Changes in administration arranged in Morning Chronicle
The Morning Chronicle reports finalizing changes in government with Canning moving to the admiralty, Sturges Bourne named secretary. Melville to the home department. Sidmouth to the presidency of the council. Harrowby considering retirement on the continent. Huskisson to the board of control with a seat, Croker to woods and forests.
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The
Morning Chronicle
Canning
Admiralty
Sturges Bourne
Lord Melville
Home Department
Lord Sidmouth
Council
L Lord Harrowby
Huskisson
Board of Control
Mr. Croker
Affairs of Turkey and Turkish forces in Wallachia Moldavia
German papers quote the Austrian Observer reporting major Turkish mobilization near Bucharest with a 20,000 strong camp. Ypsilanti's force suffers 10 captured soldiers executed in the camp vicinity. Jassy hosts a second Turkish army poised to cooperate against Ypsilanti. Reports claim Turkish moves threaten Greek and Bucharest rebels, with wider Ottoman aims against commanders and ships in the region.
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Turkey
Wallachia
Moldavia
Bucharest
Ypsilanti
Jassy
Wallachi
Widdin Jirl
Alain
Jolene
Tussia
Miraciel
Tina Viewun
Comtutas
Baed
Waalleehia Nuch Corps
Too
Nen
Ciee
Edie
Capba
Givat
The King's Visit to Ireland Announcement
A royal procession will move toward Dublin with twenty to thirty fine horses. Officials have orders to assemble in grag nea and depart Monday to prepare for Her Majesty's regaption. The Duke of evon shire may join the journey with a princely retinue.
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Ireland
Therr Elvea
Grag
Dublin
Duke of
Evonshire
Freland
Aggregate Meeting Against Catholic Emancipation Address
The document reports Catholics in Ireland resisting a motion to send a congratulatory address to the king on his visit. Signers include Lords Fingal Netterville Gormanston and Killeen, Dr. Troy and others. They seek to convene a Dublin gathering to vote the address, arguing to avoid reigniting agitation and echoing past missteps of 1812.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Purcell O'Gorman
Ireland
Dublin
Sigand
Fingal
Netterville
Gormanston
Killeen
Troy
Murray
John Burke
Baggot
O'Connell
Gadway Adverts Shape Coastal Fishing Debate
A tangled OCR fragment mentions Gadway and various names in a coastal fishing debate. It references PCanper, Wer haut livived, and a plan to settle advertising effects. The text includes scattered phrases about boats, gear, and local economic effects tied to Gadway and nearby communities.
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Optyreal
Pallenthir
Praterten
Tipo Erent
Pirerat
Shah
Brad Bee
Val
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Burnall
Marqus
London
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Allice
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Me. Bennett
Mr. C. Hutchinans
Sraturday
Faulknees
Dublin Journal
Mveneng
Mi Gwen Stern
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Roaow
Tia Nan
Whitelaw
Pill Lane
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Nicholas Street
Midleo Quay
Beresford Place
Bride's Alley
Ball Alley
Maiden Lane
Caatle Street
Stalford Streat
Sir Jervis Street
Jake Street
Pywson
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Arbon
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Ino
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