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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jul 16, 1819

Page

1

Education of the Poor of Ireland Sale Notice

Society promotes education for Ireland announces sale of leasehold interest at No 6 Stephen's Green. Lease for lives renewable yearly, rent £30, with a renewable fate on each life. Proposals in writing to be sent to the committee at the Society's office Kildare Place. Concerts attract builders. inquiries at premises daily except Sundays.

Ireland Corcreane Sephen Hoker Kildard Place Horn

Irish Bills and Bourbon Parliament Debates Report

The Lords consider several Irish Bills including Excise Duty and Prisons measures while Queensbury case details and a plan to codify Scots estates law are discussed. In the Commons, new writs are issued for Milbourne Port and Edinburgh, with debate on the Scotch Burghs Report, emigration aids to the Cape, Cork petition on Irish distress, and motions on finance and public expenditure.

Ee E Jarvis Queensbury Cianceteon Scotland Lord Lipworth House OF Commons Moxpay Milbourne -Port Eve and Ashburton Casherd Welch R. Gifford Sergeant Copley Edinburgh W. Dundas Register of Sessions Scotch Burgh A. Hawsiton W. Doudas Sion Tord A. Hasitton Lord Bisse J. W. Dovotas Annkcaomay Harry P. Moons R. Fercuson J. Masonipamas J.P. Quant Bischwossid Douglas Atating Dougtan Lord Binwinesaid Mir. Stnotare Lord A. Haminton Lord Bouya How Casnarvon M. A. Tayvor Tord Casrigagrace Cape OF Good Hope Pasengers Cape of Good Hi Home Cape Alderman Woop Cornwall Ctraxcenron Vr. C. Huvchison Ireland Cork C. Htrrctrysox Groot Lord Castlereagh Mr. Hutchinson Hutchinson P. Moone Trish Corcugsten Lord Edward Fitzgerald Committee of Finance Ooe Ruslu

Retrenchment and Admiralty Expenditure Debate In Parliament

In a heated discussion lawmakers scrutinized Army Pay Office costs, customs and excise comparisons, and proposed retrenchments. Ministers pledged reforms, including altered half pay oaths for officers, consolidation debates, and scrutiny of office overheads while defending current arrangements as efficient and necessary.

C. Lowa Emn Baronet Committee of Accounts Army Ordnance Office Lord Pannenstown Flont Treasury War Office Elon Baronet Navy Catenart King Mr. Long Davies

Retrenchment Debate on War Office Expenditure in 1808

Members discuss wartime admin costs including St Helena outlay, clerks, and Secretary at War staff. Questions arise over Napoleon Bonaparte imprisonment, a push for immediate retrenchment, and opposition calls to postpone further debate. The session ends without a vote as resolutions are defeated.

Themelves Jorge B. Dovatan Ton C. Hutcheson Aberdeen Hume St. Helena France Napoleon Bonaparte Bonaparte Paris Europe House Commission of Inquiry Goxavo H. Parxety Kia Harcinxeon

Peace and finance debated in Parliament session

A discourse recounts measures to reduce the national debt, raise taxes, and maintain public credit. It notes royal displeasure at domestic unrest in manufacturing districts and calls for public order, while the Parliament is prorogued to end the session.

Raanoraenu Paymseia Xis Jesty Ifaw Teft

Propagation of Parliament Opens Amid Fashionable Crowd

Special parliamentary report notes the House meeting at one, with Lord Chandlor entering in robes of state. Peeresses and fashionably dressed ladies fill the chamber as a crowd of strangers presses forward. A Commons message brought up several private bills.

University Degrees Awarded Amid Ceremony

Tamary Cottzer reports a university ceremony where the Vice Chancellor conferred Doctor of Laws on Magion and Doctor of Medicine on Telford, Bachelor of Laws on Habsers, and Master of Arts on twenty-one. Maginn, not yet twenty five, is noted as likely the youngest to earn LL D. A gold medal for Classics went to Dachy on the same day.

Tamary Cottzer Tursday Cellor Magion Telford Habsers Ahi Maginn P Bably Claesica Dachy

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