Provisions for Irish salaries and chancery funds debated
Proceedings discuss salaries for Ireland's Commissioners of Bankrupts funded from the Consolidated Fund. A Bill to continue and amend an Ireland Act for fishery improvements is read a first and second time. Provisions to fund Master of the Relief and the Irish Court of Chancery are set, with £4300 to be granted from the Consolidated Fund. Royal Assent reported for the Irish Excise Bill, Bank of Ireland Restoration Bill, and North Harbour Bill.
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London
McNary
Ireland
Peby
Tiwan
Bank Stock Movement Sparks Debate in Court Records
Bank stock movements and government debt notes appear in the court records with references to per capita calculations and stock court figures. The fragment mentions government debt, sparking questions about disclosure, and notes a stock sper court entry with numeric marks and a date-like reference.
London Letters From Friday’s Dublin Journal and European News
The Dublin Journal reports Friday London letters with updates from France, Flanders, and Ham burg. France meets its loan without foreign capital. Prussia’s king travels to Moscow. a Genoa report notes Captain Pacua’s squadron near Scio. Norway’s Diet sent an address and a hopeful reply from the King pledging fraternal ties and constitutional rights.
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London
France
Holland
Flanders
Hamburgh
Bavaria
Prussia
Berlin
Moscow
Genoa
Pacua
Constantinople
Scio
Lausanne
Lower
Underwald
LanpamMan Zeteen
Diet of
Norway
Gustebukn
Contested Irish County Elections Ahead in General Polls
The article reports on forthcoming general election contests across Irish counties. Dublin sees Hass Wawro, Colonel Tarpot, and Colonel Waite vying with Waite as favourite. Leitrim shows Laroccus, Clements, and Luke White as candidates. Galway features Richardy Martin with broad support, while Mathew and Patrice oppose Canta. Clare involves Augustine Fitz(Fitz)urnant in Rome declined representation. Lord Francis Coswynauim withdraws due to ill health. Kerry pits Ma vree FitzGendalp, Caossig, and Bovard Denny, with FitzGeralp the presumed winner alongside strong rival backing. Carlow mounts Sir Ulyssis Bunau, Westmeath to re-elect Packenam and Gustavus RecuPoar.
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Leitrim
Laroccus
Major Clements
Luke White
Richardy Martin
Galway
General Mathew
Patrice
Herd Canta
Lord Causa
Private
Mathew
Augustine FitzuRnatn
Rome
Clare
Francis Coswynauim
Belfast
Carrickfergus
Kerry
Mav
Ree FitzGenaLp
Caossig
Bovard Denny
Carlow
Sir Ulyssis Bunau
Westmeath
H. R. Packenam
Gustavus RecuPoar
Bank of Ireland Returns Presented to House of Commons
The Bank of Ireland issued detailed 1800s figures on notes and post bills, including counts of notes 5 and upwards versus under 5, the weekly circulation totals, and year by year balances in government accounts. It also notes unclaimed dividends, public service allowances, and a call for repeal of hearth and window taxes with a Lord Mayor response pending.
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Thhy
House of Commons
Hank Pot Billa
Bank of Ireland
Ua Follune
Book of Ireland
Bank of Burland
Bank of England
Cobbibulians
Wixnow
Assorted Parliamentary Debates Filter Into London Vapors
A garbled note describes sessions in both Houses on Friday night, with details expected in the London papers on Saturday and due tomorrow. It references a special Parliament event and a much anticipated public display.
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Tuip
Tom Varrow
London
Debates on parliamentary reform and foreign petitions
The House examined arguments on abolishing certain offices and the evidence rules delaying measures. Lord Grosvenor urged reform while Lord Holland presented Don Diego Correa’s petition about returning to Spain, with the House agreeing to lay it on the table as debates adjourned to tomorrow.
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Tous Faroay
Jenn
Comadesiva
Lord Kenyon
Dc Owas
Colton
Sesiva
Cholmindiley
Duke of
Vane
Ous Géverparent
Gofed
England
Spain
London
Commons Debates on Insolvent Act and Embassy Appointments
Proceedings in Parliament discuss petitions concerning insolvency and court power to compel disclosures. Lord Castlereagh defends absence claims and dual roles of Lord of the Bedchamber and Ambassador to Vienna while Mr. Brougham presses for fuller answers.
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Houss OF Commons
Faipay
Irons
Lie S. Romily Mid
Roger Cate
Petison
Air
Brougham
Sébn Dodd
Gotting
Court of Chancery
Vienna
Lord Stewart
Lord Castlereagh
Stewart
Wicona
Brougham G
Dublin Steam Packets Triumph and Court Dispute
The piece commends the rapid and safe service between Ireland and England via steam packets, notes the Hibernia's a favorable trial despite an ebb tide, and explains a court injunction halting further sailing due to unresolved company disputes and a lingering injunction.
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England
London
Margate
Dublin
Hibernia
Dunleary
Court of Chancery
Tur Army 10th Regiment to March from Kilkenny to Athlous
The 10th regiment of infantry have received orders to proceed from Kilkenny to Athlous with the first division to march on Monday next. Since their arrival in Kilkenny the 11th have distinguished themselves by uniform propriety and respectable demeanor. Officers have shown gentlemanly conduct and the soldiers have upheld a correct and honorable spirit through their friendly city relations.
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Kilkenny
Athlous
Firat
Hampelver
South America unrest and naval moves ripple through Atlantic waters
Reports from Mexico City to Washington describe Royalist and insurgent forces in the Andes and Chile with arms manufactories in Biscay. Dispatches from Rio Janeiro note conditions around Buenos Aires and Montevideo as South American conflicts intensify. Offshore, British and American vessels report privateers, blockades, and carrier movement around Havana, the Caicos, and Alparaiso as tensions persist.
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Mexico
Los Lemedios
Gregorian
Toanes
Tnsdryen
Aguare
Tron
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South America
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Chillan
Buenos Ayres
de Forest
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Conmel
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Chili
Europe
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Washtuton
Planta
United States
Rio Janeiro
Buenos Ayras
New Youk
Nassau
Windward
Deltvilt
Cenisels
Proclamation on Prohibitory Act Repeal and Great Lakes Fleet
The United States, after official word from the British Ambassador, announces the repeal of the Prohibitory Act and the carrying out of the 1817 treaty on naval force on the Great Lakes. Specie and funds from Lisbon and England flow into U S banks as the administration confirms renewed understanding with Britain. The proclamation also notes land sales to Missouri Territory.
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Paris
Nova Scotia
Congress
United States
Lisbon
England
New York
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National Intelligencer
Great Britain
American Lakes
Lake Ontario
Lake Champlaine
Apell
Missouri Territory
Death notice for Capel Street bookwriter William Watson
William Watson of Capel Street dies at 52, described as one of the oldest and most respectable bookwriters. The dissolution of his charitable work is noted, with praise for industry and integrity, his relief of widows and orphans, and his family’s consolation in faith and memory.
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Wiilleam Watrsos
Capel-straet
Dreta
Amtad
Watson
Meiety
Lanny
Dad
Departure of the Princes and Princesses from the Queen
Amid sorrow the Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Hesse-Homburg prepared to depart from the Queen at the Palace. The scene featured deep tears as the royal family and Duchess of Cambridge offered farewell visits and consoling words. They planned to travel by carriage to Croydon and Dover, with the royal yacht to follow. The Queen's health and arrangements were closely watched, with Milman and Hatford in attendance and the Cambridge duchesses dining with the Queen later that evening.
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Queen’s
Elizabeth Monague
Queen
Prince Chins
Hall
Brighton
Dover
Francis Milman
Charles Hatford
Queen's House
Rema
Duchess of
Cambridge
Hesse Cassel
Botanical Lectures Begin At Glasnevin Garden
Doctor Wang opens practical botany lectures at Dublin Society Garden Glasnevin. Lectures start June 11 at eight o'clock and continue Mondays Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays through September with plant specimens distributed. Topics include meadow, grasses, artificial grasses and related plant orders.
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Wang
Dublin Society
Glasnevin
Avery
Wanda
Wane
Beta NY
Drury Lane Theatre Debt Crisis Sparks Committee Action
Proprietors of Drury Lane Theatre met to report ruinous finances with debts around 80000 pounds and nightly losses about 100 pounds. A plan to close or sell was discussed, Parliament funding via a bill modified for relief was favored, a 15 member committee was formed to push the bill, and actor Kray urged solidarity by offering three weeks of free performances, which was rejected.
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Drury-lane Theatre
Rochus
Kray
Hanks
Advice to Mrs Burgess on How to Stage a Benefit
A brief note from the Weekly Gazette offers tips for Mrs Burgess to stage a second benefit at the Theatre Boy. The writer signs as a well-wisher and provides hints to ensure a successful event.
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Mays
Burgess Bor
Weekly Gazette
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