Storekeeper General's Department Expenditure Review 1800s
A historical report analyzes Storekeeper General's department costs over 15 years including war years. It highlights establishment expenses, contingent charges, and property rents of two quays, with noted excess over prior year and calls for economy and reform to align with wartime and peacetime needs. The document cites totals for establishment and contingent costs, and discusses office structure and accountability within the War Office system.
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Raiftina
Mohs
Munsee
Wiggie
Thik
War Office
Congotroftor
Ordenanth
Ordleft
Wi Can
Bae
Tela I
Dita
Niet
Guvéraiheut
Soren Depa
General’s Department
Insolvent Debtor Bill Sparks Lords Debate in Ireland
The Lords in Parliament discussed Irish bills including the Insolvent Debtor Bill. Lord Repprevary criticized the proposed court setup, saying it would strip creditors of protections and favored debtors. He argued the bill distorted bankruptcy principles and risked depriving creditors of rightful claims, especially if debtors fled abroad.
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House OF Lords
Cers
Chancer Court of Ireland
Irish Chancery Bill
Tee
Repprevary
Debated Insolvent Bill Progress in Parliament
The discussion centers on amendments to the Insolvent Bill with Lords debating clauses restricting debtor estates and prisoner benefits. Lord Hodgman cautions on potential loss of the bill in the other House while proposals seek a temporary measure or revised act for three months after the next session. The committee adjourns to resume on Wednesday.
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Angie
Con
Mbaeseg Thesgyet
Hotcaxe
Aris
Alef
Prader
Farent
Parlisens
House of Commons debate on Irish and Excise Bills
Debates in the House of Commons cover the Irish Treasury Bills Bill and the Spice Countervailing Bills stage. Reports on the Iris Excise Licenses Bill are debated. committee and amendments are discussed with adjournment of the Finance resolutions. Details include returns and quarter-year assessments, with mentions of Camp events and the Cork and Camelford elections.
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House OF Commons
Monnar
Sony
Irish Treasury
Sir O Hw
H. Pinwent
Abe
Paadneer
Camelford
Acti
Revival of the Beding Finance Bill Depicted in Lords
Reports from London on July 6 note the royal assent being given to banking and loan measures while Irish customs and tobacco imputation bills proceed. A petition from Boston Unitarians seeks revision of the matrisye ceremony. Lord Rawdon FitzGeraldy explains the bill reflects his father’s wishes. the third reading occurs amid debate.
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Piglpi
Londs
Farpay
Hoyal
Earl of Raalyn
Boston
Raward Fitzgeraby
Iridh Bank Petition and House of Commons Debate
The report covers a Commons discussion on the O’Hanlon petition from Newry and a related case. Members debate criminal law themes and the committee’s deliberations, noting partial completion and ongoing scrutiny of the petition’s implications.
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House OF Commons
Joby
Iridh Bank
O 'Hagbanans
O'Hanlon
Newr
Baovera
Turdly ue croaiséa tt it nok dippbited i by the returns
A fragmented report discusses murder risk, legal actions, and committee findings on crime statutes. It covers hearings on forgery penalties, the state of London water, and testimonies from judges, magistrates, and the solicitor. The piece notes proposed consolidations of acts and potential penalties.
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Audie Foetie Actien
Toni Ani
A. Macignald
London
Berk
Aap
Janiftree
Matt
Ania
Edward Fitzgerald
Wad
W. Fitzceraro
St .F. Bonners
Mer ¥.FitzornaLp
Paris Unrest Sparks Student Uproar After Attempted Abduction
In Paris yesterday morning students gathered at the Luz emba reading room and on Place de l Observatoire, shouting and clashing with police. A man accused as a polite spy was seized but rescued. crowds demanded action as gendarmes and cavalry moved to quell the tumult and secure the Prefect of Police.
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France
Paris
Jucy
Luzemba
Martainville
le Lanterne
Tlan
Ege
Basyn’ de Luxembourg
Citiz
Vic
Place de l'Observation
Wiesini
Macy Peustody
Mary
Chamber of Deputies
Altair
MM Walahag
Entablahaent
Letaes
Fragmentary reminiscence of a European intrigue and trials
Disjointed lines recount an old case involving a trio connected to patents and a European suspect. The narrative mentions a French army officer, a husband, and a suspect named Martainville, with references to examining items, declarations, and suspicions surrounding a contested event in a late 18th or early 19th century setting.
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Martainville
Pete
Woreron Expedition Report Delayed With Patchy Details
Fragmentary dispatches say information on Splat Porto Bello remains incomplete. The packet was delayed and will arrive in a few days. Officials promise fuller particulars on the country’s situation once received.
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Woreron SI
Porto Bello
Fragmentary Spanish-Cuban relation hints from 19th century missives
A damaged OCR fragment references letters about inter-revolution tensions between the Court of Spain and St. James, Cuba trade restrictions, Cadiz expeditions, and changing dynamics in Spain and its colonies. It mentions King Feapixano and unclear dates and names, with a sense of shifting policy and trade limits.
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Spain
Stris
Eid
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