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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 03, 1818
Page
4
Ata Esq. announces Daniel Richard Warringtoe holding the Way position with NMR Phipps named as secretary.
The Gazette records numerous promotions and purchases across the 60th Foot 28th Foot Royal York Rangers York Chasseurs and other units. Notable changes include Foreman to Captain by purchase in the 60th, Law to Adjutant, deeper reassignments in India and Ceylon regiments, and hospital staff shifts with several lieutenants and ensigns reassigned or promoted. Clarifications note misprints in prior reports regarding names Hugh Myers Lane and other minor name errors.
Promotions announced for various regiments including the 3d Dragoon Guards 6th Foot and 17th Light Dragoons. Officers advance by purchase or half pay exchanges, with ranks from ensign to lieutenant colonel and several brevet and staff appointments noted.
In the House of Lords on Saturday May 30, bills including the Duke of Kent's Auroralty Bill and the Savings Banks Bill received Royal Assent by commission. Several bills such as the Lottery and National Debt measures and Navy Prize Money passed committees, while the English and Irish Militia Pay and Clothing Bill read a third time and passed. Twenty-two public and private bills were presented from the Commons and read a first time.
Parliament notes that the Lords Amendments to the Parish Vestries Bill were agreed to and an account of convict numbers sent to New South Wales from 1810 to date was ordered. Discussion covers coal duties, Irish Bankruptcy Acts, and Westmorland election anomalies including alleged electioneering influence and requests for Tax Office returns.
The House debated General Hart and supporters' plan to repeal the 54th King statute taxing townlands in Ireland to curb illicit distillation. Proponents argued fines reduced violence and improved calm, citing drops in fines and military costs, while opponents labeled the system tyrannical and urged repeal or reform before the session ends.
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