Westminster committee on security and disaffection report
A committee reports that plots to stir unrest have been frustrated by government vigilance, magistrates, troops and yeomanry. It notes continued risk if special powers lapse and urges renewal. Liverpool moves to print the report and push a bill extending detention powers. petitions from Berke and Down seek relief. Adjourned for tomorrow.
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Jane
Comiditece
Earl of Liverpool
Lord
Fold
Berke
Earl Grey
O'Hanlon
Down
Ireland
Parliament Proceedings on June 1 Bills Read and Committees Ordered
The West India Free Porte Bill was read second time and committed to morrow. Lord Archibald Hamilton gained leave to bring in a Scottish tax bill for houses with four or fewer windows. Addington and Dandas obtained leave for militia and East India Company bills. The Watch and Ward Bill passed third time. Salt Exportation and Yeomanry Cavalry Bills read second time and set for tomorrow. Clergy returns for Scotland and England cited. Consolidated Fund regulation bill read first, second reading tomorrow. Grenfield to reveal accounts with the Bank of England. Stang moved for Marshalsea prisoner counts and a report on its state. Addington noted delayed reports. motions agreed. Ford Congress and Culchraver’s Army proposal noted.
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Archibald Hamilton
George the Third
Scotland
H. Addington
Court of Directors
Ie East India Company
Baar Tndia Company
Yeomanry Cavalry Corps
Addington
England
Consolidated Fund
Morrow
Ponsonby
Isohd
Lithiurgton
Hall
Bfdiventy
Femson
Lord Colchester
Gilbert
Lushington
Mipce Liangope
Tierney
Bille
Hammersley
Great Britain
Austria
Croker
Ireland
Great Briwin
Debates On Pension Adjustments And Irish Legislation
Proceedings show Ponsonby Colchester and Lushington discussing pensions, salaries, and abatements for state offices with motions on the Irish Sheriff Bill, importation of woollens from Ireland, and adjournment to the next day.
Lords Debate on Contested Bill and Irish Budget
The House of Lords discusses the Contested Bill and Lord Sidmouth’s views on its necessity while Earl Grey questions its necessity. In the Commons the Whipping Females Bill progresses to a second reading and a writ is issued for Buckingham. The Budget timing is debated as the Grand Jury Presentment Bill in Ireland advances with plans for a new public works auditor and county curveyor.
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House OF Commons
Peet
University of Oxford
Thornton
Ireland
Buckingham
Viscount Mbrington
Tierney
Mos
Finance Committee
Exchequer
Imsh Grand Jury
Fitzgerald
Puavernid
Colonel Barry
J H. Parnell
Mr. Peet
Courtney
J. Nempore
Iorger
F. Flood
G Ant
Croker
Cowper
Abercrombie
H. Purnell
Paris Papers Report German Diet Turmoil and Studland Riots
London dispatch from June 12 reports The Paris Papers note the Diet of Wirtemberg has not decided on the king’s constitution plan. Meanwhile Studland sees a tumult in which a mob attacks Minister Wangenheim’s hotel, stones flown, outrages committed, and leaders jailed at Fort Gohen Aperg as ordinary patrols restore order.
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Paris
Wirtemberg
Studland
Wangenheim
Meine
Patcoes
Eastasy
Gohen Aperg
Les Pir
Turbulent Atlantic and South American Crises Reported
The dispatches describe Ionian territories shifted to Turkey under British protection, reports from Bordeaux denying savage atrocities, and Brazilian Portuguese action near Pernambuco with Bahia troops marching on Recife. It notes Alagoas revolts, grain scarcity, and Montevideo’s strategic risks, alongside Buenos Aires and Montevideo aligned turmoil and San Martin’s campaigns in Chile.
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Albania
Deco
Turkey
Patte
Ionian Republic
Paris
Bourdeaux
Madrid
Bahia
Pernamibuco
Pernambuco
Carrasco
Mercurio
Fernando Noronha
St.Francisco
Sergippo
Letter Province
Joaquino de Mello
Alagoas
Monte Video
Hraganza
Stack “ Rua Janmito
Buenos Ayres
San Martin
Kingdom
Chili
Charabuco
Maret
Montevideo
Artigas
Hervidero
Arapey
London Friday News: Algiers Report Denied Amid Government Prep
A London Friday dispatch summarizes a Marseille letter denying reports of English and Spanish consul cruelties in Algiers. It notes Home Office orders for county leaders to ready for emergencies, and mentions Rutland leaving town for Leicestershire amid loan talk. Fresh Suffolk wheat markets push prices up, with barley beans peas and oats rising due to shipping demand.
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Marseilles
Hague
Barcelon
Algiers
Gibraltar
Spain
Secretary of State For the Home Department
Duke of Rutland
Leicestershire
Minster
Suffolk
Theatre Royal Benefit Notice for June 19 1417
The Theatre Royal announces a benefit on Thursday June 19 1417 featuring MIt a Lefanu comedy The Sons of Erin with Rivers Younger Williams and Crooke as Captain Rivers plus Family Pride or Birch and Beauty and The Gentle Shepherd. A comic song Bucks Have at Ye All The Highland Fling and an interlude The Old Maid will be added. Tickets from Burgess Crooke Madden and Lowther Box Office.
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Laty—Parick O'Shee
Lee
Birch
Anne Lovel
Edwin
Ruth Rivers
Burgess
Fits-Edward
Norton
Rivers
Hodson
Johnann
Bucks
Ney
Captain Cape
W. Parren
Clarimont
Mr. Croke
Harlow
Thompson
Patic
William Worthy
Patie
Benny Satin
Roy
Oger
Larenhby
Symon
Mr. Burgess
Bauldy
Shaw
Pegzy
Edinburgh
Jenny
Jock
Tuke
Temple-Lane
Crooke
Madden
Maryetreer
Lowther
Dublin Journal reports on English and Irish affairs
The Dublin Journal notes Friday London papers and Belgian imports, summarizing a Lords Committee report on secret conspiracies. It argues public calm remains possible, calls the discontent confined to lower classes, and endorses suspending the Habeas Corpus Act to curb malice while urging loyalty to the Constitution.
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Lords’ Committee
Mr Younger Benefit Show Promises Merit For Dublin Audience
The Dublin audience is urged to support Mr Younger at his benefit tonight, praising his professional merit and amiable private character as the main rewards for a meritorious performer. A Kerry man named Molony abducted a child in Adare, bound the child in a tick, and smothered it, then tried to kill himself with a razor. an inquest, led by Mr Cox, followed the shocking event.
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Younger
Dublin
Molony
Kerry
Abe
Adare
Remai
Ian
Cox
Turbulent times in Tat county stir unrest and measures
An 18th century dispatch reports unrest in Tat county with riots quelled by magistrates and a volunteer force. Provost Jervais and Captain Bernard led efforts to restore order, forming a local peace association and distributing measures to aid the poor, including potato sales to ease prices. Extracts note distress in Londonderry and thefts at Mashery Quay, with officers leading investigations.
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Lomarda
Barrow
Jervais
Cutter
Bft
Jervain
Bernard
Gho
Cormick
Bandon
Londonderry
County of Londonderry
Juhn Falls
Dungannon
Mashery Quay
Janes Verner
William Pos
Maghery
Verner
Joseph Atkinson
Ob Crinehall
al Kinnon
Nottingha Derbyshire unrest quieted by cavalry patrols
Intelligence from Derbyshire reported a Sunday disturbance spreading to several counties including Nottinghamshire. Precautions were taken in Nottingham, crowds gathered briefly in Monks on a rainy day, then numbers grew and magistrates ordered cavalry patrols to dispers e ropes along the streets. Riders from nearby areas arrived with news of armed men.
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Derbyshire
Nottinghaa
Tnghamshire
Nottinghai
Qitlercon
Hipley
Niles
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Stang
Marshalsea
A. Addington
Wse
Ford Coicues
Lord Culchraver
Rupay
Lord Sidmouth
London
Yesterlay
Treasury
Grand Canal Loan
Oyrene
Royal Canal
Guy
Dutan
Theatre Royal
the Dublin Journal
Tat
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