Decrees in Chancery Case Involving Ross M Caan and Others
May 30 1818 decree in a Chancery suit naming plaintiff Ross Mann and defendants Ambur Rophee James Barlow John Gurteon and others. For title and rental particulars contact Ross Mann or solicitor John O Ferrall in Dublin. For pardons and defendant interests contact Stamp Office Dublin and James Cathrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross M‘caan
Ambur Rophee
James Barlow
John Gurteon
Rania
Thomas Ellis
Ross Mann
Eng
Camden Street
John O’ferrall
Upper
Sackville-street
Wellesley
Street Beggar Aid Urged Amid Investigation
An 1818 notice from Repoditory Hawkins's street appeals to the public to continue alms to street beggars while an investigation of Beggar cases proceeds. It warns that relief is needed to prevent distress before any contrary notice is published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association For
Dublin
Hawkkins’s Street
N. B
Cache Street
Hawkins’s Street
Military Promotions Warnerview 1818
Military promotions listed from Warnerview on June 6 1818 across Dragoon, Light Dragoon and Foot regiments with numerous officers moved to higher ranks or new posts by purchase or exchange including Cornets Ensigns Lieutenants Captains and staff appointments. Also notes cadets from the Royal Military College advancing to Ensign and salaries adjustments in the Staff and Medical branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Crabtree
Dute
T. Hall
Laght
Foot
Foth Ditto
R. Battersby
Royal Military College
Ith Ditto
J. Carruthers
Étth Ditto
G. Murray
Royal Miltary College
Zoth Ditto
Leutenants W. Anderson
R.linpsau
J. W. Plambett
10Th Foot
View Pratt
Laifepay
Bodero
Both Foot
Rawetocne
Ballepay
Me. Mleod
Thilr
T. White
Balfpay
D. Venderzes
Roy Military College
T. Bulkeley
Barlow
T. Hadwin
Roya Military College
H. Coghlan
Jith
Gentoo
Rogers
Porechace
Oh Ditto
KR. Waggart
Widout
Sith Ditto
A. Morris
Keatt
Ditto
W. Ousely
Geat
Eusiga
Channel
Wo Hewetton
A. Murry
Eastan
G. G. Warden
USA
Ro Tanne
Jelf
Easico
Roth Datto
Re Cole
Kasih
Barter
Joth Ditta
Tieutenant de Vergaeson
Conference on Alien Bill Amendments in Lords Adjourning Day
In June at Ten o'clock the Lord Chancellor appeared and the House adjourned for a conference with the Commons on Peers Amendments to the Alien Bill. Delegates from both houses discussed rejection, with Lord Liverpool and Grey urging delay and continued debate. The motion to defer further consideration to Monday was carried, and the Lords adjourned after aligning Orders for taking up tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Canal House
Broadstone
Isis
Royal Canal
Liffey
Stannon
Ireland
Directors General of Inland Navigation
Royal Canal Company
Royal Nar Company
Anenstaert
Royal War Company
Samuel Draper
Santee Roberts
Sioners
Royal Exchange
Dublin
Waterford
Bailymacode
Ballinkina
Ballycannan
William Fparrean
Pelean
Sackville-street
Robert Jones
Anviguees
Peter-street
House OF Lords
Satona Bay
Lord Binning
Commons
Marquis of Lansdowne
Duke of Montrose
Earl Gary
Lord Liverpool
Redesdale
Manners
House of Commons
Applie
Earl Grey
Earl of Liverpool
Lord Holland
Lord Grey
Lord Garrowby
Lord Lauderdale
Earl Liverpool
Tord Sidmoutt
WAR IN INDIA AND ALIEN BILL PROCEEDINGS IN COMMONS
In the Commons debate Lord Binning moved for a conference on the Alien Bill. Canning reported a large batch of India war papers to appear in a Supplementary Gazette. Turney asked about a forthcoming will measure, Castlereagh indicated suspension of the 1895 Act, and Tierney pressed for disclosure before the House. Assumed to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Binning
India
Canning
Herd Morpeth
Howortie
Turney
Tierney
Castlereagh
Conference on Slave Trade Abolition Amendments in Painted Chamber
Lords and Commons debated conference on Amendments to the Slave Trade Abolition bill. Peers nominated include Lords Kara Sipwourku Livinecon Napien Ken yon and Bishops Ciukstnk Exeres. Debate questioned suspension of standing orders and potential progress through stages the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Courtenay
Commons
Kara
VST
Sipwourku
Livinecon
Napien
Kenyon
Ciukstnk
Exeres
Bathurst
House of Cosmanans
Liverpool
Onrdeus
Sepmoutee
Peter
Abou Billoo
Troll
Ford
Education of the lower orders debated in Parliament
Monday session of the House of Commons discussed abuses in Durham and lavish charitable spending. Lords amendments on the Slave Trade Abolition Bill were not insisted upon, and a temporary Alien Bill to curb foreign naturalization was introduced. Castlereagh pushed a short measure suspending a corporation’s powers, with a future permanent bill planned for next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Brougham
Mittee
Durham
Lords
Lord Castlereagh
Bank of Scotland
Corpoporation
James Mackintosh
United Kingdom
W. Wynn
Cie
Brougistam
Metcilell
Baovadaw
Brodgieanm
AP Canning
Cat
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County of
Compton Domville
Thomas White
Tipperary
Montagu Mathew
Leitrin
Luke White
Woodlands
NEW Royal Canal Company
Chancery
Gerndnstown
Killadin
Willistin
Myontine
Moontown
Sitaxte
Cuanty
Meath
Meniuuvued
Edward Purdon
Davie
Carty
Loughamullen
Loughlands
Cork
A. Archibald Hamilton
His Majesty’s Court of Exchequer
Sansquay
Lisnamuck
Londonderry
Hamilton
Lotterron of
Clean AG
Lower
Hungary
Vienna
Richard Bright
Akerinanpo Cosxsrancag and Co
Edinburgh
John Cumming
Lower Ormond Quay
Feinatglian Institution
NIN Tie Paley
PRUE
Papids
Bth
Edward Mathews
Lurembourg
Bank OF Ireland
Wsi
General Court OF Proprietors F
Vth
Court of Directors
Thos, Williams
Sec
Coweth
Great Britain
Halyhead
Edhard S. Lees
House of Tidustry
Smithfield
Whitehaven
South Side
Workington
Co. Fitzgerald
Afossis
Gudler and Sons Chemists
Wayer
Imperial Parliament
Mouse OF Commons
Seruapay
June G
Alian Mitt
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