Imperial Parliament fragment on salaries and leasing bill
Debates in the Commons on returns for salaries of offices to be abolished in England Wales and Ireland. Discussion of the Leasing Bill clauses, period terms for leases, and amendments by Newport Ponsonby Palmerston and others concluding with agreement on 14 years for Ireland and 10 years for England and Wales, adjournment to midnight and orders for upcoming days of June 1616.
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Maree
Inees
Wales
Ireland
Hove
MAFP
Fithgerald
Tugqday
Tie Yi
Preaia
Comrte Ug
Cal
Wood
Newport
Lord Palmerston
Oceanioa
Ponsonby
Icgland
Ledfothb
England
Wiley
J. Newport
Treland
London upheaval after Lisbon insurrection plots foiled
A British despatch recounts a planned Lisbon coup to crown the young Duke of Carnival and seize power. Marshal Beresford halted the treason on May 26, arresting leaders including Gomes Freyre and Baron Eben. The city was placed under martial law as conspirators faced swift trial and possible punishment.
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Lisgan
Lisbon
Tyne
St. John’s Day
Marshal Beresford
Cariival
Ape
Utsha Beresfucd
Gomez Freyre
Europe
Baruch Elton
Gome2 Vresre
Marshal Keres
L Ord
Lasson
Packer
Seresford
Gomes Freyre
Conkman
Upor
Ptbr
Civ
Freyre
Aril
Caplan Dder
Athundya
Lishun
Vittorina
Lit
Wip
Bent Hone
Rgbulp
Goo
Marquis of Abrantes
Hige
Ascamara
Arma
Avu
Seine
Marne
Emperora
Orlgans
Jung
Afonitenr
Pernambuco
Siata
Sima
Seara
Lloyd's
Bahia
Matanham
Flanders
Netherlands
America
Feunillerea
Milgo
Wisieehag
Nome
Savaryp
Ariegte
Pors
Dublin Journal Expands to Bigger Size and Independent Voice
The Dublin Journal announces a revised paper size and its aim to publish an independent print free of party invective. It pledges steadfast adherence to constitutional values, impartial reference to all sides, and gratitude for reader patronage. The second edition promises to bring late intelligence with timely updates and evening post delivery.
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Dublin
Aly
Lisbon plots and Cork riots shadow Dublin Journal report
The Dublin Journal notes lack of new data on a Lisbon conspiracy and comments on the Portuguese Regency and Begastoso. It warns civil war in Brazil and Spanish colonies, urges practical relief measures, and mentions Cork riots and liquor laws with a government proclamation on food rations for lower classes.
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London
Lisbon
Fim
Marshal Begastoso
Portugal
Great Britain
Brazil
Cork
Tia
Markets and hunger lash Irish towns in hard times
A crowded Saturday market scene across Cork Galway Newry and Belfast shows shortages, high prices, and desperate relief efforts. Potatoes oatmeal and rice flow scarce while mobs demand affordability. authorities curb thefts and donations aid soldiers and the poor amid continued price pressures and weather impacts.
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Pietrona
Dangarvan
Cork
Dublin
Aguvan
Ashlone Herald
Newry Market
James Monre
Arno's Vale
Ar. Mugre
Newry Telegraph
Johp Galway
Malone
Belfast News
Mayo Constitatts
Ned Q ‘Donel
Bart
Newport
OGL
M*carthy
Ihud
Moat
Galway
Riots in Cork cause city disturbances and police action
A Cork riot incident described as unprecedented in recent tranquillity erupted Saturday over bread and provisions. Mayor, Sheriff, and peace officers led swift measures to protect property at quays and mills, seizing and dispersing mobs while detaching soldiers to restore order across Blackpool Lavitt's quay and Glanmire areas.
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Penton
Hewson
Sherif Perry
Lavitt's Quay
Wiliam White
White
Huelig
Sharma
Blackpool
James
Mansion House
Sheriff Perry
Murphy
Stigriff Perry
Bridewell
Ste Paurick
Mr. White
Glamire
Glanmire
Patigeren
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