Agricultural and manufacturing interests clash over protection and trade
Debates reveal three main factions the agriculturists the manufacturers and the national debt each arguing for protection or free trade to stabilize prices and revenue. The piece notes mutual sacrifice is needed with neither side to gain exclusively and discusses coinage protections crop yields and domestic versus foreign markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pardiamiens
Agriculturista
Bank of England
King in State to Parliament for Royal Assent
The King prepared to proceed to Parliament in a state carriage for royal assent to bills. Guards and a guard of honor lined the route from Carlton House to St Stephen's with Crimson-matted entrances and crowds cheering and groaning as the procession moved through. He remained about 200 minutes in the Lords before returning to the palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
Carleton House
St. Stephen
House of Lands
Coldstream Regiment
Court Yard
Waterloo Place
Palace
House of Lodate
Lorda
Axlle
Decree Proclaims Day of Thanks for Dutch Victory
Phe Kier of the Netherlands issues a decree naming the anniversary of the Battle of Wae forlou a day of solemn thanksgiving for the kingdom's defense. The monarch also orders the yearly observance on the same date without further directives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Kier
Netherlands
Waeforlou
Kingdom of the Netherlands
Imperial Parliament debate on Irish pauper transport hardships
In the House Mr. Parnell condemns dangers faced by Irish papers and paupers returning from England, urging production of correspondence with Belfast and Ireland officials. MPs discuss temporary relief, cost funding, and lack of officers to receive migrants, with broad agreement on seeking remedies without extensive Irish poor-law import.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
Ireland
Belfast
England
J. Newport
Burt
Bourne
W. Williams
W. Parnell
Illicit distillation and Dublin bills on order in Commons
In the House of Commons at Westminister the Manchester meeting motion by Sir F Burdett was postponed to Thursday the 22d. Sir J Stewart moved to send petitions on illicit distillation in Ireland to a select committee and to allow a bill repeal of fines on town lands with other enactments. General Hart and Lord Mountcharles spoke in support. Dublin Foundling Hospital report ordered read on Friday. Dublin House of Industry report postponed to Friday. Recovery of tenements in Ireland bill read a third time and passed.
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Lsties Bank
Devonshire
Slinnton
Thor Nollmen
Mesare Leslie
Manisest
Kennedy
Fimertch
Mannsall
Kenardy
Manny
Robert Maansell
Josph Frater
Henry W. Bayler
Beqrs
Han. W. W. Quinn
Messrs. Rachewank
Talbot
W. B. Taylor
University of Dublin
James Capan
Cavan
Bank of Ireland
Messrs Sneyd
Spaight
Booth
Westmoreland Street
Covent Garden
Bardis
Conway's Hotel
Cork
Archbishop of
Cashel
Killarney
Jonas Stawell
Mrs. Stawell
Miss St. Leger
Viscount Doneraile
Galway
Owen Bradley
Ross Thompson
Greenwood Park
Thowpaou
Newry
Royal Academy
London
Earl Talbot
Ireland
J. Talbot
Tronpaon
Thompson
Earl of
Cabinet Council
Joncil
Liverpool
Whitehall
Mr. Peel
Miss Floyd
Floyd
Robert Peel
K.G
Porugal
S.M
St. Maurice
Sartinia
K.mvr
Mana Vhgrena
Austria
K.C
Crescent
K.S.L
Persia
K S.G
St. George
Ajwaia
S.W
St. Vladimir
K.G.A
St. Anne
K.G.F
St. Andrew
Io Mussina
Konight
William of the Netherlands
The
Royal Hanoverian Oiver
House OF Commons
Wepvesnay Jung
F. Burdett
Manchester
J. Stewart
J Stewart
General Hart
Lord Mountcharles
Dublin Foundling
Dublin Foundling Hospital
Duhlin House OF Industry
Dublin House of Industry
J. Newport
Weasel seized crew freed by habeas corpus
Report notes the Vandelaer revenue cutter crew from Kilrush, seized for smuggling, were restored by writ of habeas corpus to the Court of King’s Bench and discharged on Saturday. Mentioned are arrivals at Wicklow Hotel and other naval figures, with broader notes on Spanish liberal writers and ministerial actions in Parliament regarding the agricultural question and potential military promotions around the coronation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Vandelaer
Kilrush
King Bench
Wicklow
Stephen
Greco
Longfield
Tuyvily
Suite
King’s Co
Hayonne
Paris
Spain
Geos Adam Wood
Brewer
Thos. Hardy
Burt
Army Movements and Imperial News From Limerick and Dover
Dispatches recount the 2th regiment marching from Konia toward the city under Major Bayley with further units to follow, Highlanders assigned to Limerick garrison and various regiments sailing from Dover and Sunderland for duties in England. Reports mention Viscount Powerscourt’s death at sea, coronation preparations, and emigration ships to Algoa Bay amid smallpox scares, plus Lloyds’ alarming Bahia news and stock market notes in Dublin.
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Bayley
Konia
Forsteen
Hare
Thi Fay
Cameron Highlanders
Limerick
Fermoy
Heart
Egmont-op- Zee
Salamanca
Egypt
Fuentea d'Onor
Pyreneen
Mivelle
Nive
Toulouse
Peninsula
Waerley
A. Brown
6Th Highlanders
Colquhoun Grant
Queens Bays
Longford
84Th
Dover
Nymouth
Sunderland
Baracka
Cangleton
Manchester
Nicholson
1 Mth Light Dragoons
Norwich
Canterbury
Bury
14Th Light Dragoons
England
London
Brighton
19Th Light Dragoons
Lancers
Regiment of Foot
85Th Light Infantry
Mercury
40Th Regiment Foot
Exchange Herald
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Imperial Parliament
K.C.H
Ditto
Klm
Kuight
Dite
Earnest Packet
Petre
Madeira
Madrid
Lorenaint Club
Saragossa
Viscountess Powerscourt
Cape of Good Hope
Northampton
Algoa Bay
Lloyd's
Jettere
Bahia
Brazil
Peets
Reid, Irving, and Co
Ricardo and Co
N. M. Rothschild and Co
F.ind A. Bailey
Isaac L. Goldamid
PIACE
Thomas M‘ Mahon
Henry Wilson
Dullin
Meears
Wocan
Studdert
Camden Street
Robertivestrare
Clarendon Street
Herery
Treland
Alen
Tata
Recorders Chamber
William Kelly
Sake Teeling
Donabate
Scott
Anny
J John Boyland
John Kelly
Bath
Eo Heath
Kelly
Tors
Alaining
Geo. Home
Stein
Nce
Royal Arcade
Nat Paul Alday
Ben, Poyntz
Hosier
J. Cottell
Fancy Jeweller
Tunbridge Warehouse
Wm. Deane
William Whitestone
Haberdashery
Hercules Preymouth
Benjamin Kelly
John Smyth
Pierce Brett
Hertford and Jackson
Satehell
J. Foster
Henry J. Deveaux
Thomas Badge
John Russell
Nicholas Clarke
Robert Whitestone
Lroumongery
Henry Corlett
Sheffield
Birmingham
Warehaven
Charles Deane
James Morea
George Home
Robert Wardlow
Alexander M'Crea
John MiJennett
W. Williams jYuric
Jon
Hickards
John Walsh
Arthur Perrin
Dublin
Harrack
Warlhiirey Dublin Custie
Parliament Street
K. Johnstox, and Co
Miers
Sackuilte-street
Thomas Lane
Charles Glynn
Church Street
Mesacs
Gillington
Abbey Atreet
Meath
Little Kilrue
Tver
C. E. J. Nugent
Bay
Robergrove
Mount Waget
John Tatlow
Craver
Ally. Jamesduf
WM. Morton Harman
Salicivor
Dorset Street
Denbighshire
Llansannon
Denbigh
Edward Armstrong
Dominick Street
Srom College-Green
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