Irish parliamentary debates mix of petitions and distillery bills
A detailed summary of sessions touching Catholic petitions, barracks agreements, malt duty, and Irish distillery reforms. Reports describe Lord Redesdale, the Lord Chancellor, and others debating witnesses, grants, and employment schemes, with focus on Ireland's distillery acts, bog land improvements, and capital use for labor.
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House OF Lous
Lord Keryon
Guild of Merchants of Dublin
Ireland's dispute calls for unity to aid economic progress
A historical letter expresses relief at a concession tied to Irish import policy and agricultural improvement. It urges end to dissent and party feuds to unite all classes and denominations for Ireland's welfare, hoping for improved soil, higher prices for crops, and drainage and cultivation gains that boost national standing.
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Comins
Irih Ag Turathy
Friends of Ireland
Orange Clubs Parade Sparks Riots in Liverpool
The Liverpool Orange Lodges marked the 42nd of July in defiance of the mayor’s orders. A procession with flags moved through streets where fights broke out and seven rioters were apprehended. The Liverpost Mercury questions whether one side may legally celebrate victories over another under a single government and King.
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Liverpool Orange Lodges
Liverpost
Mercury
The Coronation Delayed to June 1421
The coronation, if in any form, is reportedly postponed to June 1421. The source notes no clear authority, but the delay causes anxiety among tradesmen involved in preparations for the ceremony. The report appears in St James's Chronicle.
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Anid
St. James’s Chron
King to Spend Autumn in Hanover Amid Hanoverian Preparations
The London paper reports PP may spend much of autumn in the Hanoverian dominions with preparations for a royal visit underway. It notes the King’s absence from England and that the Duke of York would handle public affairs during this period.
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London
Hanover
England
Duke of York
Queen's London Visit and Bergami Rumors
Reports from London detail Her Majesty's planned evening inspection at Barnes Villa for the reception. Italian witnesses were allegedly kept from Blossoms Inn, then examined privately by Sir Robert Baker before returning to Harwich. Bergami is rumored to have traveled, with talk of large sums, and another account places him in Paris living in luxury.
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Lord Sidmouth
Corporation of Dublin
Elia
Lord Redesdale
House of Commons
J. Bennett
J. Bradley
Oxford
Earl of Strafford
Charles the 1St
Coe
Ersking
Earl
Liverpool
Tony
William
Hough
Justice Forater
Barnes
Blossoms Inn
Coambers
Lincoln
Robert Baker
Harwich
Bergami
London
Continent
St. Omer’s
Italy
Paris
Ogener
Veterinary breakthrough cutting nerves for horse hoof disease
Report from London veterinary circles describes a new operation by Mr. Sewell and Mr. Johnston that cuts nerves to treat foot diseases in horses. A valuable horse trained for near two years recovered sound after the procedure, credited with success in multiple cases and prompting further trial despite skeptical opinion. The item also notes diplomatic travel and a separate police incident in Bedford Bar, with a man named Ford likely to recover from a throat wound.
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Horsea
Ver. College
London
Sewell
Les
Tom
Horser
Johnston
Crear Boitnin-street
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