Reform era debate over Proclamation and parliamentary change
Debaters weigh the timing and risks of reform after the American war and the Proclamation against seditious writings. Lords defend the proclamation as a tool amid fears of riots, while praising parliamentary control, civil liberty, and the danger of empowering the army or changing the police state. Strong voices push reform but warn of instability and Crown influence.
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Kixnour
House of Hanover
Duke of Portiano
Hundtett
Karl Sirweun
Stan Jangerona
Towxskennanim
Earl of Asincpon
Lanabownx
Westminster
Tixeter
Manchester
England
Jawa
Ireland
India
Navy
Charles
Richmond
France
Marquia Townamuxo
Debated Proclamation Sparks Clash Over Reform Moves
In a heated session, Lord Rawpown argued against sweeping suppression of reformist materials while defending the association's aims. Critics accused the administration of partial inquiries and neglect of veterans as Parliament and finances drew sharp scrutiny amid calls for constitutional reform. The debate closed with the original motion carried after hours of sharp exchanges.
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Lord Rawpown
England
Prince of Wales
Percussion
Viscount Steamont
Lord Kine
Lord Gaamtixy
Treasury Debentures to be Paid Off in 1792
The Proprietors of Four per Cent Debentures are notified that principal sums totaling twenty five thousand pounds, including interest from June 4 1791 and from September 23 1791, will be paid off at His Majesty's Treasury on June 8 1792. Joan Cooper Deputy T.
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Cirereft
Joan Cooper
Irish State Lottery License Notice and Scheme
The Irish Senite Lottery Commissioners announce readiness to grant a license under Parliament for sale of lottery tickets. Draw to commence on the sixth day of November next. The following is the scheme details of the lottery plan.
Trustees Meeting on Road Tolls for Dubdin to Navan
The Honorable Trustees of the Turnpike Roads from Dubdin to Navan in Meath announce an adjourned meeting at the Royal Exchange Castle House on Wednesday June 7 to discuss levying tolls and duties for two years from July next and to allocate funds for road repairs. Gentlemen admitted prior to the Week Day proximity act are subject to a year’s diet.
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Dubdin
Navan
Meath
Royal Exchange
Catlee House
Wednesdy
Trinity College Quarterly Exam Schedule Notice
Trinior College announces the next Quarterly Examination dates for Senior and Junior classes. Examinations will be held Friday Saturday and the week following for Juniors and Seniors, with specific dates and rooms at GEO. HALL.
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St Nior
Geo. Hall
Police Notice on Driving Rules Near Dublin City
The Commissioners of Police announce that all carriages within seven miles of Dublin must keep to the left, yield to those passing, and drivers may be punished for violations. Anyone witnessing reckless carriage will be required to report at the Coach Office in Clarendon Street.
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Polte Reine
Dublin
Persen
Clarendon-street
Notice to Coal Factors Proposals for Supplying Coal
Notice from the Police House dated 16th May 1794 announces proposals to supply coal for the public works. Proposals must be sealed and endorsed proposal for furnishing Coals and opened publicly the Saturday before the specified day. Signed by order, John Sankby.
Notice of Debentures and Warrants Paving Open Saturdays
The treasurer's office at No 9 Clare street will open Saturdays from 1 to 3 PM to pay off outstanding debentures and warrants with interest to the 12th of this month. Interest on new debentures will be paid every midsummer and Christmas. Clare Street, April 17, 1792.
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Furch
Clare-street
Clare-Hreet
Dublin Canal Bank House Ban Ordered by Commissioners
The Commissioners for the Dublin Canal announce a notice forbidding building on the bank of the Grand Canal between Artichoke Road and Harcourt Lock except one story houses or piers. They may place structures near the bank for toll collection and other canal duties as seen necessary by the Grand Canal Company. Thomas Sherrard signed the notice dated 13th April 1752.
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Dublin
Artichoke Road
Harcourt
Grand Canal Company
Cisrula Road
Carrie
Carringa
Thomas Sherrard
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Garnvinze
Liie
Fatinus
Earl of Lau Prenane
Duke of Richmond
Mr. Piut
Lord Lauderdale
Treasury Chambers
Duvarn
Irish State Lottery
Phillip Barry
Kildabre-Street Club
Kildare-Street
Jonathan Rogers
Ings. N.ts
Trinior College
Pulice- House
Jotin Sankby
Bo Parale
Rich. Gladwell
London
Greece
Constantinople
John Gast
Joseph
Billith
Leing
Gratton
Meith Bien Tois Archer
Linghttilers
Damelireet
Pat
Dyviee Giatigu-Hreet
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