Lords and Commons Debate King Patent Fraud Case
In a Dublin Ireland inquiry into King s patent and Fox misconduct Lords Sidmouth Lansdowne and others push for further investigation while finding no proof of King s connivance. Some members warn of public injury and possible overcharges yet the inquiry is adjourned with limited attendance in the House of Commons.
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Goa
Sidmouth Anid
Basie
King
Fane of Fox
Brodiey
Lurdghip
Fox
Geperstviad
England
Government of
Ireland
Marquis of Lansdow Nié
Dublin
Lord Liymouth
Lemierick
Earl of Harrowby
Lord Sidmouth
Earl of Darnley
Foreign News Wrap: Turkey Travel and Affairs
The London Mail reports from Tuesday's edition, detailing foreign news on Turkey. The dispatch covers political events, regional developments, and diplomatic notes affecting the Ottoman realm and its neighbors.
Capture of Toma and Greek independence sentiments in Europe
Reports from London recount the capture of Toma and quote Ypsilanti rallying troops for Greece’s deliverance. The piece cites Russian pressure, Paris letters on Greece Turks conflict, Espionage on Catherine’s Greek schools, and European responses from Madrid to Naples, with Portugal’s monarchs planning return voyage.
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Ypsilanti
Catherine
Jassy
Moldavia
Europe
Russia
Alexander
Turkey
Paris
Augeburgh
Vienna
Prince Metternich
Constantinople
Ibia
Warsaw
Petersburgh
Odessa
Sebastopol
Black Sea
Calavitra
Patras
Count Langeron
Gprosa
St. Petersburgh
Portugal
London
Myard
Murope
Wichgal
Lashot
Fragmentary note on allied stance toward independence
A fragment notes a joint statement by Austrian and Russian courts praising state independence while denouncing freedoms deemed rebellious. It asserts the allies will oppose and combat such freedom wherever possible, framing it as a hostile, though necessary, measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Russia
Parliamentary Proceedings Recap In Lords And Commons
Monday notes show no major items in Lords with an Irish stationary inquiry continuing. In Commons the agricultural committee report, tobacco duty bill second reading, and tax repeal debates dominate, with divisions on three ducal grant amendments. Tuesday yields no business as attention shifts to agricultural committee conclusions.
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House OF Lords
Earl Darnley
Ireland
Dublin
House OF Commons
Curwen
Marquis of Londonderry
Baring
Peel
Rice
Commissioners of Enquiry
Duke of Clarence
Tk Agricultural Committees
Huskisson
Eptas
Turd Cloncurry insults spark editorial backlash in Kildare
A row over Turd Cloncurry provokes sharp criticism from LORD CLONCURRY, The high sheriff, and peers in the South Salt barony. The papers note his rude replies and discuss calls for reform to the police and taxation to fund public services amid political tension and local unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponsonby
South Salt
Kildare
Leland
Thor Giese
Pation
Artontibe
Uta
Powelles
Wednesday's Mail and Ottoman Debt Confusion
A garbled 19th century style notice references Wednesday’s mail, the Ottoman debt, and Norwegian payments. It mentions arriving papers, a campaign against readiness, payments due September, and a public sale or bid process with unclear details. Strong entities include Hawthagh mail, Ottoman Goopy, Dharest, and Sept 11 date.
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London
Dueharest
Murderers of Mr Torrance elusive, Ireland press reports
A Limerick Chronicle excerpt notes police, magistrates, and a strong escort captured John MNamara and John Purcell after a violent assault on Mr Torrance. Purcell released, MNamara jailed, as authorities fight a nationwide mood of savage support for attackers. The piece laments Irish peasantry attitude and calls education and moral reform essential.
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Vorrance
Willian Moneall
Alexander Rose
Richard ‘Bickson
Pubbla Brien
John M‘narmara
John Purcell
Petti
Torrance
Purcell
M‘namare
Cunnigar
Traland
Limertyé Chroniele
Limerick Chronicle
Treland
British Empire
Therese and Varied Portraits on Wednesday Night
Mrs Lt Siddons portrayed Therese with grace though the choice lacked novelty. Mr Yates from Covent Garden impressed as a versatile mimic, presenting a sequence of characters from a refined English gentleman to a humorous English tourist, showcasing nimble acting and comic timing.
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Lt. Siddons
Therese
Yates
Covent Garden
Valia
Io Matthews
Mira
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Faulkner’s
Dublin Journal
London Mail
Foreign News
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Firat
Callimehi
Musselman
Danube
Bucharest
Fochan
Ballachin
Ements
Rassia
Wen
Krarasin
Peter the Great
Prince de Witzenstein
Vrussia
Poland
Dwina
Madrid
Cortes
Mexico
O'Donoju
Asia
Vera Cruz
Elio
Zaladuelde
Lazersiga
Vitoria
Aburlo
Algiers
Dey
Spain
Netherlands
Norway
Sweden
Naples
Peninsula
Sicily
Council of State
Aps
Toma
St. Thomas's
Buenos Ayres
Lina
San Martin
Lord Cochrane
Lenbach
Lord Cloncurry
Vavey Teoluck
Lea
Viahouid
Adar Wollisuie
Kia
Freeland
Allernoun
Tie Dacony
Caeberss
Adan Wilbainy
Ung Thal
MR. Torrance
Tmgatre
Mao Msi
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