Fragmented text hints at debates on Irish distillery law and abolition
The passage chronicles parliamentary wrangles over Irish distillery penalties, law reform, and abolitionist issues. It references committees, reports from 1816 to 1848, and speeches by Lords on distillery taxation, penalties, and the abolition of the slave trade, with mentions of figures like Wilberforce and international pressure.
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Weawad
Battin
Gning
Dse
Owen
Syatena
Beawa
Riley
Nia
Beneee
Chinmrerers
Csheed
Ehoek
Cominees
Wargler
Mae
Ireland
Innishuwen
Fonksiowen
Bern
Iba Cumbutlat
Anna
Sonk
Beth Gipstalip
Bia
Americ Bellava
Gothg Jrst
Englaal
King's Bench
Herat
Pnquestica Uonal
Getleyy
Carrie Oral
Satan
Debates on Proclamations and Slave Trade Abolition Bill
Fragmented notes describe House of Commons adjournment to Wednesday night and the week ahead for parliamentary proceedings on a Debtors Act repeal, foreign trade concerns, and slave trade abolition efforts. Lords deliberations covered townland Stills repeal and opinions from peers like the Earl of Connaught and Lords Livenfoot and Buxton.
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Paliamen
House of
Wildsietorce
House of Lords
Earl of
Ireland
Livenfoot
Luwenicx
Buxsinros
Orem
Revenue details show year rise and quarter comparison
The report outlines revenue figures ending July 31 1819 versus 1818 with items such as land taxes excise duties and miscellaneous categories. Increases occur across many goods including beer bricks glass hops malt printed goods spirits tea tobacco and snuff, totaling about 2.0 million rise for the year and 72 thousand for the quarter.
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Beligion
The English Funds and Parga Surrender Details
London letters discuss partial rebound in English funds after attempts to depress markets failed amid public buying. The piece also recounts the surrender of Parga to the Porte, detailing mass displacement, pleas for asylum, and the political treaty context involving the Porte and allied powers.
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London
Oeserves
France Crisis at Law School Prompts Petition and Unrest
Reports from Paris describe student discontent at the School of Law leading to its temporary closure. Students gathered at Place de L Observation to petition the Prefect of Police for the release of detainees, observed by cavalry. Other items note a spike in suicides in Paris over four months and a clash between French and Swiss troops at Mets with 15 wounded.
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Ian
Lasha
Ai Aram
Mario Xe
Howe
Gada
Jawad
St. Iy
Bat
Jane
Senegal
Future
Africa
Finone
Parga
Convo
Parga Haa
Jengil
Jowlan Islea
Odemnaity
Mutestie
Ilein
Gresce
Rocha
Porte
Paris
Funian Islands
Eygland
France
School of Law
Place du L' Observation
Martelaville
la Fanterne
Paria
Mets
Intelligence from Petarroueghr report on European camp moves
Fragmented dispatches claim reinforcement and strategic shifts in Scania and Finland with Riga cited as a potential focal point. The garbled text references Vienna and foreign courts, suggesting high importance but unclear specifics about dates, actors, or outcomes.
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Europe
Petarroueghr
Gyiel
Scania
Finland
Addy
Riga
Ariyana
Othicilands
Bola
Aisha
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Great Britain
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America
Wilberforce
Bank of Iraland Cash
New South Wales Trades
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Tay
Sida Do
Ohdasuthaile
Wea
Hori
Rijida
Tha Antech
Dore Penny
John Atkinson
Weerot
Malasién
Amaghan
Uma
Tak
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