Debates on Coin Payments and Bank Note Tender
In a heated session Lord Debatr pressed for coin payments while the Bank could not restore Cash Payments until sufficient coin circulated and government debt was paid in coin. Lords Liverrose and Harroway argued the amendment would fulfill the bill’s aims as gold coin flow affected mint pricing. The Bank’s control of gold price via note circulation drew concern, and the question of repealing earlier laws making bank notes legal tender arose before the bill died at a third reading as the house adjourned.
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Lord Hotland
Earl of Vivanpool Sail
Petition Over School Mastership Sparks Commons Debate
On Wednesday June 25 the House considered Dr. Lempriere’s petition alleging unfair dismissal from Exeter Free Grammar School in 1818. Lords discussed the Charity Foundations Bill, education inquiries, and a contentious 1818 committee overhauling schooling with remarks on Masters, St Bees, and Windsor statutes.
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Lempriere
Witneheoree
Free Grammar School
Exeter
Wilberforce
Gourrenay
Leenay
Hamarica
Lord Nwucent
Admiralty
Lima
Lora N
South American
Spain
Lord Nugent
Crore
Indictment and Charity Bill Debate in Parliament
The debate centers on a bill of indictment and the governance of charities. Sir William Peel faces criticism for his humor and tactics, while other members push amendments limiting charity visits and increasing oversight. A committee is formed and a loan of 12,000,900 pounds is approved from the sinking fund for the year.
Church Rates in Ireland Sparks Heated Lords Debate
On June twenty fourth in the House of Lords the Bishop of Limerick moved to read a bill for better collection of church rates, with plans to postpone consideration to the next session. The Earl of Doxborough warned of broad, sweeping changes, noting the measure would affect tithes and parish cesses, restrict vestry voting, create a parish collector position, strip church-wardens of duties, and impose new costs on parishes while reshaping ministerial funding and exchequer processes.
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Ireland
Limerick
Earl of Doxoucimoré
Society of Friends
Board of First Fruits
Bos Cswi
Prohibition Bill Debate Ends In Opposition and Negation
The discussion centers on a proposed church measure in Lindick town and a plan to create a committee to probe existing laws and potential new enactments. The Noble Earl advocates inquiry while opposing the Protestant church Bill, which is ultimately rejected and adjourned.
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Ole Arin
Uae
Howe
Eimeshing
Church Anon
Lindick
Earl of Lunearce
Earl of
Irish Admins Bill Sparks Salaries Debate In Commons
In the House of Commons Mr Croker moves to bring a bill to validate administrations in Ireland and Ireland based probate by British courts. The debate touches officer executors in Ireland facing heavy costs and suggests salary increases for Irish assistant officers. A Postage in Ireland bill is also introduced and adjourned after first reading as discussions continue.
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House OF Commons
Peace Mill
Ireland
Croke
Reese
C. Grant
Wynn
Lesston
Peet
A. Martin
Anticipation of tomorrow's mail in parliamentary notes
Special parliamentary report lists actions in Lords and Commons. Lord Batavarsta moves second reading of the Foreign Enlistment Bill with debate slated before committee on Monday. Adjournment planned to Monday with daily sittings at 3 pm. Bank Advances, Bankrupt Act, and Excise Duties Bills pass third reading. Game Laws postponed. Budget debate includes Army Extraordinaries sum of 1,200,000 for supply.
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Nouse OF
Lords—Falpbay
Batavarsta
Hous Bof
Farway
Jong
F. Bunnett
Committee of Supply
The Lonpox Journals Arrive With Recent Fonkign Pavers
The Mublin Journal notes the Lonpox Journal and a Friday arrival bring a mix of Fonkign Pavers with recent dates. The item highlights the publication cadence and the assortment of items and their updated dates.
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Lonpox Jouanaes
Market report shows Omnium price drop and bank stock fall
The Omnium price dropped to four diacounts per cent and Condors for account 674 faced further de pression ahead of next month loan instalment payments. Bank Stock slipped to 2 1 4. Market close notes a negative tone amid the new loan actions and repayments.
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Bank Stocl
Cuba's rich resources and colonial history outlined
The passage surveys Cuba's climate, flora, and exports including spices, tobacco, coffee, and sugar. It notes early bee cultivation, gold and copper mining, and salt ponds. It traces governance from discovery by Columbus in 1492 to 1804 population figures and key sieges by pirates and British forces.
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Gota
Foilugey
America
Cuba
Havannah
Havanagh
Spain
Mexico
Europe
Morgan
Admiral Vernon
Cumberland
Irish Church Hates Bill Postponed to Next Session
In the House of Lorde on Thursday night the Bishop of Limonick moved to postpone the Second Reading of the Irish Church Hates Bill for three months with an amended form to be introduced in the next session. The motion was agreed to.
Curious French Deputies Debate Reveals Silent Threat
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies heatedly debated the Budget with mention of a mysterious fact by Deputy Bianco. He claimed knowledge of a dreadful matter but refused to disclose, saying he accepts odium but rejects a ministerial option as law. The episode leaves the original mystery unresolved.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Count de Cazegge
Biancn
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