Irish Inquiries Continue Amid Budget Votes
Debates on inquiries into administration of justice and clerk of the peace stretch on as Mr Grant and Mr Gordon discuss remaining counties. Irish spending allocations for commissariat, extraordinary charges, printing of journals and barrack establishment are approved in sequence, with salaries and expenses for the insolvent debtors court also set.
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C. Grant
Y'Gordon
Grane
Clerk of the Peace
Commissariat Department
Ireland
C.grant
Col. Davies
C. Arbuthnoy
Clark
Bern
Oaer
Exchequer
Peeland
Majesty
Reich
Teeland
Tulane
Lisalvent
Prelwad
Andi Ferther
Pam
Beesequer
Richiard Poo
Daniel Space
Murphy
Joliet
Mey
Glee Lee
Clerk
Daniel Seprie
MD Awell
Wating
Henan
Syrangee
Chesnay Gibbone
Brewer
Yelbiani
Mt At
Sentir
Cork
Liek
Baen
Martin Duowusy
Hureter
Bae
Jones Wy Taylor
Noehulaw
Hedmone
Esau
Bei Keepers
Couney
Seepheaper
Lane i
Pet Ieee
Utten
Frenen
Slator
Choe
Amys Mirabilis
Peter Tee Meneseo
Linn
Cor
Dames Krulewel Vendlenan
Seecusiat Cs Ipeediry
Wiehard
Tvece
Bineriel
Miho Mewioner
Donerenl
Blewhey
Wide
Richard
House of Lords and Commons June 23 bills list
The royal agent was empowered by commission to present bills including the Irish stem up dation package the South Sea trade bill the poor relief bill the East India prize money bill the Irish election bill the Irish prisons bill the Irish quarter sessions bill and other measures. The chancellor Earl of Shaftesbury and Viscount Melville served as commissioners while Exchequer Wills led several bills. In the Commons on June 23 the prisoner rescue bill and the coasting trade bill were committed with reports due Monday.
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House OF Lords
Trish
Earl of Shaftesbury
Viscount Melville
House OF Commons
Faulkner's Dublin Journal opinion on agricultural distress
The June 27 1821 Dublin Journal reports a committee’s exposé on farm hardship. It cautions patience while admitting no rapid relief, argues European crop failures may lift prices but Baltic and French corn stocks temper any shortage, and notes the report’s limited persuasive force for farmers.
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Europe
Baltic
Lolland
Flanders
Unis Day
Duddin
Meeting of Catholics of Ireland in Dallas July 16
A digested report notes a requisition signed by over a hundred gentlemen for a meeting of Catholics of Ireland in Dallas on the 16th of July. The aim is to consider presenting a message to the king and to discuss Catholic affairs, seeking unity and measures suitable to Catholic wishes and needs.
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Ireland
Dall
Trelaml
Untitled Historical Dispatch on Balkan Confusion
Fragmented OCR notes describe movements and tensions around Constantinople and the Levant. Mentions European powers reacting to a broader conflict, with references to generals, troops, and political alignments amid mounting regional instability. The text variably names places like Pidkisibentatal and Lettie Mater, indicating a convoluted reportage.
Rumored Spanish Royalist Split Lands in South American Strife
Fragmentary report details San Martin's movement with troops, base shifts at Cenehas and Sap, and a royalist mutiny inclining to independence. Governor Hineel signs off on action as loyalty frays. Army desertions mount, Col. Arenales given orders amid upheaval near Guayaquil.
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Chili
de Midilos
Urey Cratiia
Pera
Cathie
Aerth
San Martin
Cenehas Sae Dimes
Sap
Eluweli
Jory
Bianonis de Dorie
Pale
Pisillo
Agipeary
Hineel
Callan
Guayaquil
Numaiitia
Arenales
San Martin advances through Andean districts defeating 1200
San Martin leads a detached force from Pisco through Huamanges Huancavelia and Jauja to establish new authorities. He defeats 1200 men under brigadier O Reilly at Passo on December 6 with only 60 troops, captures 32 officers, and pushes north to Hamas, while reports note tensions over blockades and naval diplomacy with British and French officials.
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Col
Lantano
San Martin
Lord Cochrane
Spon Martin
Hyperion
Callao
Chu
Voller
Mrrapo
Revenue funds and foreign stocks in Paris markets
The document reports a revenue shortfall versus the prior year due to selling stocks yesterday and non payment of tea duties by the East India Company. It notes potential dividends and mentions large transactions in French funds including 14,000,000 francs, with various prices and opinions on future movements.
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Aseardine
Hast India Company
Stuuk
Reach
Mesars
Bari
Paris
Mesra Arun
Mubbard
Howe
Aubat Petersbera
Pauppsias
Hasta
Pullin
Titan
Reseda
Reno
Prontiers of Moldavia May Gazette Summary
Report from Prontiers of Moldavia dated May 20 covers Turkish actions against Greeks on May 13. Turks attack with 6000 men after Greeks near Wallachia, size of Greek force about two thousand. Casualties are reported around five thousand with subsequent invasion and burning of the town.
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Landes
Frankbors
Jane
Prontiers
Moldavia
Gainez
Wallachia
Coronation preparations and a crude accident report from 1821
The piece notes no delay to King George the Fourth's coronation on July 26 despite rumors. It details peers’ robes and coronets, then recounts a grisly accident in Wexford with a dying man and a grave disturbance, followed by an Agricultural Committee report on farm rents, currency effects, and grain prices, urging cautious policy.
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London
Yorkshire
United Kingdom
Ireland
Omar
Wien
Cagtoient
Loreyga
Elton
Garnier
Dave
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