Debate on Provincial Bill Sparks Calls for Consolidation
The speaker cites Mr For as supporting fusion of two provincials to unite legislatures and end division. Opposition argues about rights and governance, while calls for a general reform emphasize union among provinces and potential abolition of separate bodies. The debate features figures like Goosuyn and Barr with party lines and voting reflects a tense political clash.
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Gertloman
Aph
Colassey
Canada
Goosuyn
Distress in Dublin and Kilmaine parish demands aid
A correspondent reports severe distress across Dublin districts and Kilmaine, with 44000 to 50000 people requiring relief. Funds are stretched as unemployment worsens, bread lines form, and families fear hunger while awaiting government assistance and local charity.
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Mortiae
Klansdon
Kilman
Germaupt
Attested Irish Famine Letter Warns of Widespread Suffering
A parish priest condemns landlords for withholding relief amid famine. He cites extreme poverty, hunger, and disease across the country, noting many tenants lack beds or proper food and that public benevolence must fund relief. The letter laments exaggerated reports but confirms dire conditions and calls for urgent help.
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Bafora Dobie
Rover
Comdiittos
Reland
Xbmc Romotor
State of the Crop Report from Irish Regions
A correspondent travels through Westmeath Kildare Dublin and King's County describing crops The wheat crop appears heavy and forward the oats fully recovered and ample harvest expected Potatoes are described as finest of recent years Ireland faces unemployment and hardship despite bountiful harvests urging work to afford basic needs.
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Westueath
King’s County
Kildar
Dublin
Ireland
Censon
Paris Debates Budget Vote Amid Historic Debt Debate
Paris papers report a rare Chamber of Deputies debate on the Budget and the liquidation of debt contracted under the Bonaparte government. Market notes show Paris funds recovering with Thursday prices. Bank of France exchange in London quoted at lower rates for one and three month notes.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
London
Reports on Madrid politics and Cortes doubts in Spain
Translated Paris journals report Madrid politicians debating ministerial resignations and cabinet shifts, with Martinez de Rosa reportedly refusing a portfolio. Claims of a royalist plot and Cortes extraordinary session are disputed, while British references to 1688 frame the discussion.
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Spain
Paris
Madrid
Quosidéenne
Cadia Party
Martinez Dale Rosa
Huke del Infantedo
Childery
Papare
USA
Migas
Santos Ledron
Juanito
Sanguons
Leridey
Cordova
Bins
Debates on diplomacy and near eastern affairs in Europe
A long fragment discusses French politics and the stance of Russia and Austria towards the Turks and Greece, touching on Napoleon, the Holy Alliance, and the balance of power. It muses on Russia's honor amid Turkish conflict, the role of France and its ministry, and the possible implications for Ireland and Europe.
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Bag
Condagt Sf Ujur
Li Journal Des Debate
France
Alexandertinghin
Austria
Naples
Promeera
Russia
Ientier
Iain
Bhatt
Rogias
Paina
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Rusia
Bonaparte
Alexander
Calcutta News Veers From War to Internal Calm and Unrest
A Calcutta dispatch notes ship arrivals and a providential safe passage of Castlereagh’s long boat to Joffan. Reports describe a tense frontier situation with a centralized governor’s call for control, a large Hindoo assembly, and the launch of a weekly Beggalse paper advocating native liberty and trial by jury amid Goa’s political shifts.
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Indigs
Bombay
Baat
Coylap
Castlereagh
Joffan
Tohrea
Calcutta
Patuckur
Joya Sockader
Mdwaddflydo Bart
Supreme Court
Jebatellet
Europe
Raat Tt F
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Hindoo
Sungbard
Casages
Goa
Corto
Lisbon
Prorogation of Parliament Delayed to August Plan
The article notes Parliament will prorogue not before the sprand week of August and references a long-standing tradition. The House of Commons will adjourn for four days around August 1 or 2 to clear Lords business, with the King set to open a new Parliament on Monday August 6.
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House of Commons
House of Lords
Annas
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