Ireland Insurrection Act Debated Amid Calls for Reform
Lords debate over continuing the Ireland insurrection act with calls for inquiry into land system and Catholic education reform. Proponents urge the measure to protect subjects and property, while critics warn of deeper grievances and demand root‑level remedies before renewal.
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Liveroor
Ireland
Earl of Lam Xsaex
Duke of Lerxaven
Duke of Devonshire
Earl of Daxter
Lord Cantionre
England
Great Britain
Wen
Church of Ireland
Petition and debates on ships lands and linen laws
House debates a petition by William Smith a sailor seeking remuneration for discovering lands in New South Britain and New South Shetland. The session also covers a marriage act amendment bill, Irish linen laws, a complaint against Baron M Clelland, prison discipline, and the New South Wales jurisdiction bill with trials by jury arguments.
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Me Reavatson
Wiliam Smith
Aietter Mariner
Korthern Wens
New South Britain
New South Shetland
Prayisconr
Brain
James Marxixtosy
W. A’court
Spain
Kew South Wales
Wilmer Honrox
New South Wales
Hlortod
Rinout
J. Madnrosa
Canning
Financial accounts show revenue rise despite low agri mood
The year’s accounts up to the 6th report increases in all revenue lines and smaller losses in diminished branches, noting the agricultural downturn yet anticipating broader gains as prosperity spreads. Irish insurrection act passed in House of Lords 36 to 5 with five dissenters. The debate touched on justice, press allegations, and foreign affairs with Austria and Cadiz dispatches.
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House of
MiGlelland
Westminster
Mir Brougham
Bank Norbury
Duates Morsing
Martial
Cadias
Seville
Sevilla
John Downie
Cadi
Spain
Cadiz
Revenue Board
Globe and Traveller
Sir John Downie
Cadiiz
Alcazar
Guardia
Treidores al Gobierno
J. Dowrie
Barrie
New South Wales Emancipated Convicts Appeal for Justice
Petition from 7500 emancipated convicts in New South Wales, owning property worth about one million sterling, requests strict justice. They claim recent supreme court decisions tainted their status, denying them capacity to sue or be sued. Speaker notes next session will pursue reforms.
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Cadiz
Con
NEW South Water
Bir J. Maclaroan
New South Wales
Supreme Court of New South Wales
Trish
H. Parnell
England
Paris Dispatch Describes Cádiz Confusion and War Strain
Extracts from the Paris Journal Cumhur describe wounded officers and a retreat toward Gre and Cadiz facing famine and epidemic fear. The King treks in lodgings while townspeople fear shortages as bread rises in price and public order frays amidarty.
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Creatsalicant
Ballasteros
Carthagena
Hallastecon
Gre
Adid
Cadiz
Tle Palin
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