Grievance over paper currency and urgent relief measures
The discussion centers on the distress caused by the paper currency system and the need for immediate relief. Leaders including Mr Be Fitzgerald Grenfell and Mr. C Grant urge passage of a proposed measure to aid the whole country, not just bankers, ahead of a Lord Lieutenant consultation. The Chancellor of the Exchequer backs quick action to avoid delay, with Parnell and Castlereagh contributing brief remarks before the motion is agreed.
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Ireland
Be Fitzgerald
Leaxcheque
Grenfell
C. Grant
Alliatichel
Abe I F. Parnes
Castlereagh
Lierney
Feinaiglian Issue Notice and Examination Dates
Notice of examination for candidates at Pasibeat basenange and preparatory school. Details cover Hebrew Greek Latin Pedagogy and other languages, with drawing and ticket admissions to be sent. Applications to be lad vn by date.
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Drewinge
Distress in Ireland discussed in House of Commons
The Dublin Journal reports a Commons debate on urgent relief for Ireland’s distress after recent bank failures. The Chancellor proposed temporary relief funds secured by commissioners. MPs such as Lushington and Grenfell supported swift action. A plan to gather aid from Scotland and England through a national committee is mentioned, aiming to alleviate widespread hardship.
Queen and Lords consider distant Dublin political talks
A partial parliamentary report notes ongoing negotiations involving the Duke of Wellington Lord Castlereagh and others for the Crown and Queen. It mentions a planned committee, delays in decisions, and further sessions anticipated, with mentions of appointments and recusals among named figures. A separate item reports Captain Parsons journal on Margaritta to Rio de Janeiro expedition, detailing voyage hardships and a wounded officer.
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bin Hor
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Ambasay
Caine
Cwae
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Military actions in 1818 South American campaign
The narrative describes Bolivar's 1818 campaign from Angostura with 1500 infantry and 200 cavalry, joining Paez’s 2000 horse and 600 foot. They seize San Fernando on the Apure after fierce resistance, with heavy casualties, then move toward Calabozo, repelling Royalist forces and burning the savas as they pursue.
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