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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jun 28, 1820

Page

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Queen's Speech to Parliament Sparks Heated Debate

The House of Commons adjourned after reading the Queen's answer to resolutions. Members clashed over the Milan commission and whether a secret committee should be formed. Sir R. Fersusson and Lord Castlereagh led the exchanges as contention rose about royal authority and parliamentary power.

House OF Commons Satvangy Ae Heanelion Court of Exchequer Scotland Lord Castlereagh Wilberforce Wartley S. Wortley House of Common Tam House of Commons Divas R. Fersusson Wright Teepodda Douve Milan M.A. Taylor Aghjecs Parhangne J Goethe Carlton Mouse St. Wilson Ford Lord Casilerveauh Martin Galway Taylor M. A.taylor Stewart Worthy Viscount Althorp Davn de Aten Sir G. Anson Tion G. Arson Sie John Wate Jole Barham Jo Potarhawn Ay Baring S. Me Taccett Tps Tbeaumont Ton Reneety Benj. Betyon Halt Hernal Josep Fireh Benue Hoon Dom Hroninie PB Bacdent Viecunt Bury Gastyne Chedey Tiagdin Ib Culeratt Oo Ciuwert Ian J. Campi Caron Doli Carter Lord Gee Cavendish Vieconottiltou Cote Bow Cake Brin Mr, Colbarn Sais Crompton T. Ciaughten T Leauied Gon Wo Laub G. Lanntron Sie W. Feauon Burry Lloyd di Me Stord J. Macdomoid Sued Macchost Jodo Martin Pat Middibi Monek Moore Hon Mishow Ber Sarvent Wir Qed Gord Po Oshorne Lonlsandaton Chloned Maloor Cy Pyeche Palen Ies Hares Hom Pelebina Petey Potro George Philips Go i Molipa Iun Richa Bower Re Pees Petite Franvin Py Wy Kisitard Privid Hremily Robasts Gh Hobarts Sie G. Olson Sip Wo Ion Iey Ge Hassell Sie A.onsay Lord Stanley Elon Susith James Seartert Scudamere Soften Woo Stewart Bord i Stanet Danies de Ty Atentt A. Taylor A Than G Prernes Warre B.wolbe John Wharton Wer Wiithread White Fread Walter Wilkins Wallywine Styathan Weison Kir F. Winnington Alderiin Wood Mh Wyvall Mr Plusmee Sir Ky Vorchan

Earl Grey Moves Monday Motion On Liturgy Debate

In the Lords on Friday Earl Grey announced a motion for Monday reflecting Commons resolutions from Thursday. The Queen’s non assertion of naming in the liturgy was debated after Lord Castlereagh’s argument. The Queen communicated that she claimed the distinction shortly after the King's accession, once her name omission was known, a fact conveyed in the Commons Friday night by Mr. Brougham and acknowledged by Lord Castlereagh.

House of Lords Earl Grey House of Commons Lord Castlereagh Brougham

Queen's refusal ends long constitutional question

On Saturday last the Queen refused assent to the address agreed by the House of Commons. The Queen's answer halts the proposed settlement and the painful subject must now run its course, ending the prolonged constitutional dispute.

Comalons

Dublin City Election Ends as Ellis Leads Grattan

In Dublin three thousand voters were eligible, with about two thousand able to vote. By 2 pm Ellis held 98 votes to Grattan 84, granting Ellis a gross three day and a half majority of 942. The piece mocks Grattan supporters and urges merchants to focus on business.

CLTY Tilia Dublin Faur Ellis Bim Grattan

Alexandens Bank Creditors Meet at Royal Exchange

A creditors meeting for the Bank of Sir W. Alexander and Co. was held at the Royal Exchange with the Lord Mayor in chair. The statement lists cash credits, bad debts, bonds, and bank property valued with debts to be paid, including a request to the Chancellor to supersede the bankruptcy commission and vest bank property in trustees for debt repayment. Wealth of partners and improvents are noted, and thanks were given to the Lord Mayor as the chair concluded.

Alexanden's Bank W. Alexander Royal Exchange Gawkenptcy Frm Wichard Cane

Cadiz loan and Spanish unrest amid Cadiz port news

From Cadiz a letter reports a 4 million real loan offered among merchants by the city political leadership with interest free terms, while 40 million real loans are pledged by others. The piece notes tributes to Cadiz traders for aiding government, and details unrest in Seville and Valencia with calls for military suppression and exiled zeal in Andalusia and Aragon.

Oklenburgh Liksiteng Cadiz Saragrowsa Seville Valencia Spain Andalusia Arragon Santa Cruz Francis Gervais Clunteckle All Ireland Armagh Charles University of Dublin Newry

Fragmentary note on a political assassination and trials

An intelligible fragment discusses a political assassination, a young fanatic linked to an extensive plot, and accusations of high treason. It references authorities, confessions, and violent acts, including attempts to stab the target and a posturing with a hung verdict, amid mentions of Jesuit influence and a building siege.

Pournard Manheim Vrancve Bertin Eit Kotzebue Jesuits of Ely

Irish Patriots and Montilla Join Forces in New Constitution Report

The Irish legion under General Montilla grows with large Indian contingents as operations near Sant Martha appear stalled. Admiral Brion’s sea cooperation remains uncertain while news from apal hints at a new constitution.

Columbiandi Montiflas el Valle Sanaretha H Sr Stockford Rig Hache Santa Martha le Cauligus Ae Sera Jackson Cundinorhares Ania Irish Legion Hay Commierce San Juan Canmimana Dazay Poses Town Moreno Jirancas Fonseca la Valle Rio de la Hache Jira de la Hache Charleston St. Thomas's St. Thomas’s la Guayra Larunyra Caraccas Morillo Spain la Ginayra Murillo Valecia Momo M. Ze Hayat Gazette Mercury Madrid England Jamaica Asit Bolivar Bine Lia Columbia Ferdinand VII Sant. Martha Montilla Brion Buluu Trish Leth of Apal

Disorder in Madrid reports amid uprisings and military reshuffles

Tribune notes from Madhill describe the f vaices occupying government focus as budget preparations for the Cadena opening unfold. Riego cites conflicts over rank, royal favor, and liberty while military reorganizations in Cadiz Seville and Pamplona unfold amid public unrest and calmed yet tense nationalist sentiment.

Madhill Don Raphael Riese Hin War Department Madrid Moses Yun Riegny Quiroga Andalusia Juan O'Danajiy Quiraga Cadiz Seville Ieee Pamplona Prirdegi's Myua

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