Irish bribery fears and tithes inquiry dominate parliament
The debate covers alleged bribery among Irish excise officers tied to distillers frauds totaling 859 004 next to calls for a Special Commission on Irish tithes. Ministers argue against broad inquiries while pledges from Union era are revisited amid calls for reform and compensation.
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Jarrd Annesley
Baronet
Beauchamp Hill
Lord Annestey
Annestey
Tfi
Rosserea
Lord Annesley
Jewson
Lord Donoughmore
Till
P. Moore
Commissioners of Inquiry
Roaney
Croker
Ole Bailey
Mr. Croker
Ireland
J. Newport
Agus
B. Till
Roscrea Walk
B. Hill
Barney
Ry Duxon
M. Freacwann
England
Paris
R. Dundas
Fr. Paxson Py
Grattan
J. Newtonr
Casrxruaen
Mureunson
Parnell
Vote of Credit Debate in the House of Commons
The Clerk reads resolutions on the Vote of Credit amid heated opposition. Warrersale cautions against funding Austria while affirming aid to Spain and Portugal. Whitbread and others criticize Austria policy, praise Spain Portugal due to treaties, and urge cautious resource use as Buonaparte presses in Europe.
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America
Maangart
United States
Ponsonsy
Cannina
Lord Minvon
Mr. Cannine
Wuanros
Committee of Supply
Margin
Wnauron
Committee of Ways and Means
Warrersale
Spain
Portugal
Austria
France
Buonaparte
Vienna
Prussia
Wellesley
Plarquis
Europe
India
Cathe
Me Ponsonby
Crown and Anchor
London
Secretary Canning
Mgesty
Crown and
Pitt
Stard
A. Wellesley
House of Commons
Konsoxsy
England
Joseph Buonaparte
Indies
Danwine
Ceters
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