Trish chancellery and civil offices bills move in parliament
Reports from parliament detail first readings and printing requests for the Trish chancery and civil offices eligibility bills. Debate touches potential third readings and timing, with opposition over proceeding this session and adjournment of wills on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish Chancery
Brogden
Caine
Sugent Vearehit
Hill
Karbaf Lreentaed
Earl Anoved
Marquis of Lassoons
Clanwcarten
Tne
Irish tithes bill debate at House of Commons
Friday session features motions to commit Irish law expenses cork sessions bills on Monday. Heated exchanges center on the Irish tithes composition bill with opponents arguing it infringes church rights and may fail passage this session. Proponents urge minimal alterations and warn against dilatory changes by the Lords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Martin
Cork
Govenauan
Canceart
M. Fitzcaann
W. Fitzgerald
Colonel Trench
C. Hutchinson
Abercromby
Joan Brynor
Wiltshire
Baronet
Waterford
Thanlon
Armah
Whyle
A. Asiron
Gartues
Tony
Night Ride by Moonlight A Trooper’s Bravery in Battle
A cavalry drummer recounts a perilous night on a Pennsylvanian farm during a skirmish with British forces. After a signal alarm, a trooper guards the barn yard as sentinels march and sabers clash. He helps rally aid to Colonel K and the regiment, ending in a dramatic dawn rescue and hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlane R
Pennsylvahia
Cul Ko
Aeock
Mearest Farm
Ani
Ct Hong
Joum
HS Heart
Bennéy
Wien
Peshee
Feltstedk
Vaual
Anid
Iain
Chey
le Dialf
Sentinel
Gome
Teonsilte
Almanack of Life and the Seasons of Man
An 18th century style allegory divides life into seven year spans across months, likening infancy to January and old age to December. It traces moral and physical changes through February to December, warning of dissipation in youth and decay with age, ending with contemplation of rest and mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usan
Fenrvan
Raina
Juan
Hope
Barthen
Aga
Ocronga
Neo
Moving a Three-Story Brick House in Maiden Lane
A New York Daily reports a remarkable Maiden Lane removal where a three story brick home was shifted back 21 feet with timber stilts and iron winches, causing no damage and drawing crowds to witness the gradual lift. The inventor Mr Brown, a Massachusetts native, aims to save city expense and may expand his method to other brick structures, including the Richmond Fill example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maidenlane
Messrs Clark & Sons
Maiden Jane
Brown
Massachusetts
Richmond
Matthieia
Adeer
Duel and court clash over ancient law in Virginia case
The Richmond case recalls an 1821 indictment against Graves for dueling with Archibald Lacy. The six counts centered on a deadly contestants' wager and propounded threats to drink poison or fight to the death. The jury acquitted Graves on all counts, amid public cheers and a dispute over dueling statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
America
Ling
Graves
Archibald Lacy
Stern & Chal
Sen
Lacy
Lucy
Tuin
Gravar
Colonel Graves
Lavy
Ifere Graves
Lay
Gravey
M’cannish
John Tyler
Andrew Stevenson
Fragmented Dublin Journal Offer Note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Dublin journal offer with unclear direction. It references corner areas and potential scribbles about residents or services but lacks coherent names or dates to confirm specifics.
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House OF Lok Dae
House OF Commons
Connecticut
Colonel K
Ib Roaely
Louis
Piflwenti
Jy Lespitial
Patan
Wynn
Kate
Derral
Spud
Ches Dundee
Avery Vlieatt
Crate
Ua Suberesu
Ainelvain
M. Mutonin
Paris
Academy of Sinerens
Paglieularly Dushang
Abi Nave
Dublin
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