Debate over Education Spending in Ireland and Gov Funding
In Parliament the cost of Irish education and governance was debated. Proposals urged reducing governors and salaries at institutions while reallocating funds to educate the poor. Committees examined civil contingencies, courts inquiries, and press publicity costs, with protests against government influence on newspapers and calls to safeguard public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Ireland
G. Hier
Anencaonsy
C Grant
Apgacromey
Ume
Great Britain
Grant
Humec
G. Ire
Colonel Davies
Gordon
Joan Parsons
Hurcumneon
Lord Carhampton
Hume
Te Richmond Locatic Asylum
Hibernian Society
Marine Society
Lock Hospital
Lylagin Hospital
Stephens’s Hoapital
Society For Circountenancing
Green Coat Hospital
Cork
Cork Institution
C. Grant
Courts of Justice
London
Dublin
Bankes
Wawe
Tie
London Gazdtte
Hurcuthsay
F. Panner
Uve
United Kingdo
Breey
Synod of Ulster
Dunmore Marbour
Rowth Harbour
Barrack Salaries and Dublin Grants Debate in House
The debate centers on vast annual grants including 272000 for barrack masters and contingencies, 19000 to Linen Manufactory, 11000 to Wide Streets, and 73000 for the Barrack Department. Mr. Newman and others urge prior inquiry and printer copies of resolutions, while Mr. Grant calls for scaling. The report is ordered to be printed and Baltic adjourned to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glebe Houser
Dublin
Hume
C. Grant
Newman
Bankes
W. Suyret
Sreaken
Broapen
Gonpon
House of Industry
Adj
Monilay
Desirable Dublin Business Training for Youth
Parents urged to consider a placement for their son at a Dublin establishment offering three to five year business preparation. A fee is charged. Applications only from interested parties or authorized guardians. Letters to Mr Watson at the Central Advertising Office, No 1 Lower Sackville Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Watson
Lower
Sackville Street
Rentals and Particulars for the Tilly Notice
Thomas Ellis advertisement for rentals and particulars re Tilly, obtainable from Daniel Brown, Plaintiff's Solicitor, Capel Street, Dublin. Solicitor details and address provided for interested parties to obtain documents and further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ellis
Danial Brown
Plantiffy’ Solicitor
Capel-street
Dublin
Doubts Rise Over Florida Cuba Treaty Ratification
The United States papers express strong doubts that Spain will ratify the cession of Florida. They fear Britain would insist on Cuba as a maritime barrier to deter American incursions, leaving Ferdinand to either decline the treaty or surrender the island he is unwilling to relinquish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floridas
Cuba
Great Britain
Ferdinand
Treaty with Spain ratification hints from Madrid crowds
The National Intelligencer reports fresh hopes that the Spain treaty may be ratified before M. Dois reaches Madrid, though doubts persist. It notes past delays, possible disapproval in some Western papers, and British concerns over Florida and Cuba while Madrid and Pensacola sources offer mixed signals on ratification and strategic aims.
Commercial Distress Across United States Cripples Trade
A private letter from New York dated March 28 reports severe commercial distress in the United States with about 30 notable failures in Boston and New York. Branch Banks in Boston allegedly refused to discount, worsening trade as merchants urge Congress to convene and enact remedies akin to the Bank Restriction Law. Petitions nationwide call for immediate congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
New York
Mar
Billa
Pope
India
Congress
Union
Slave Trade Report From Sierra Leone Distresses Britain
A Sierra Leone letter dated June 9 laments continued slave trading despite Britain’s efforts. It notes the Union of Liverpool carrying eight vessels with about eight hundred slaves each tied for the Spanish Colonies and mentions a British commissioner traveling to Havana to enforce the treaty with Spain banning the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sierra Leone
Strana Leone
Great Britain
Union
Liverpool
Grand military reviews in Europe at Petersburgh Copenhagen and Scania
The piece notes May 28 reviews by Emperor Alexander at Petersburgh and June 15 reviews by the King of Denmark at Copenhagen, with a June ith parade at the Camp of Scania. The Swedish Prince Royal hosted a grand dinner, presented officers, and troops cheered the King. Danish officers reportedly crossed with Swedish passports to attend the Scania review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Petersburgh
Denmark
Copenhagen
Chantes Jon
Scania
Bonarp
Sweden
Prince Royal
Report on Denmark Sweden relations and Norwegian debt
The document discusses Denmark's possible role in any rupture between Russia and Sweden and notes that the Danish payment of the Norwegian debt is due over ten years. Sweden will pay annually a substantial sum in rix-dollars, though the exact amount is unclear in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Russia
Sweden
The English Funds Decline in Market Outlook
The English Funds show a one percent drop last week with anticipation of July Sinking Fund withdrawal. Market weakness from sellers and scarce buyers persists yet some speculators expect a future uptick. Prices for Consols and Navy bonds fluctuate, with varied London market commentary and close readings.
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Omnium
London
Navy
Ural
Ciisceccreree
Cees
South America Official Dispatch Probes Morillo Mission
An official dispatch discusses the expedition under Gregor aboard the brig Hero and its likely targets Nassau Providence and Santa Catalina. Bolivar aims to sack the country while Cochrane moves south. English Colonel seeks to raise men, with cautions about trust and espionage as details reach Don Pablo Morillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Ban Carlos
Don Pablo Morillo
Brion
RIM
England
M ¥ Gregor
Hero
Nassau
Atry
Providence
Santa Catalina
New Canada
Republic
Gregor
Bolivar
Cochrane
South Sea
Orinoco
Essom
Bave
Bavarian Budget Muted in Secret Session of Deputies
The Bavarian Chamber voted the Budget in a secret sitting, with minor minister-accepted changes. Civil List set at 2,745,000 florins. War Department cut from eight to seven million. Count Munster’s Hanoverian headship denied. he will return to London. Canadian colonies threaten petition over the recent U S treaty effects on trade and fisheries. Newfoundland duties not extended to New Brunswick Nova Scotia and Canada. Vesey Fitzgerald backs Irish Grand Jury Presentment Bill in principle, opposing only agents of absentees. Archbishop Tuam appoints Watt Maxwell Prebendary of Balla and Rector of the Union of Beleaers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
War Department
Count Munster
Hanover
London
Canada
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
United States
Newfoundland
Colouises
Vesey Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Tuam
Watt, Maxwell
Balla
Union of
Rumours of rioters at Liverpool and civic reform debates
A London Courier excerpt notes rumors of riots at Liverpool dismissed as exaggerated. It reports dock unrest, arrests, and a mayoral handling. The piece also previews Stockport political reform plans and a universal rights platform urging annual Parliament and universal suffrage with restricted reading in a new local library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Brileweil
Briewell
Sorensen
Taferin
London Courier
Stockport
London
England
Zindon Star
Meeting on Mr Owen plan at Freemasons Hall
A large mixed meeting at Freemasons Hall London considered Mr Owen plan to reform poor conditions. Duke of Kent presided with Lord Sussex and Mr Smith supporting. A committee of leading figures was formed to inquire into the plan, with members named including Peel and Ricardo. A next meeting was set for July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freemasons' Hall
Twndon
Owen
Duke of Sussex
Brin
Mr. Smith
New Lanark
Mr. Owen
Rowcroft
Dukes of Kent and
Sdnsex
Willian de Creeigny
Robert Peel
Thomas Turton
Gen. Browen
J. Sturges Bourne
T.H. Budd
Basil Montague
J. Preston
Harmer
J. Peel
Rowevelt
Ricardo
Me. Smith
Foster
Clarke
William Gorney
Complex Foreign News Mix Mentions Massenbach and Naval Moves
The article cites Foreign Journals on Colonel Massenbach facing a fourteen year fortress confinement and Frankfort rights violations, plus Madrid reports of an 18,000-man expeditionary army at Cadiz with ships and transports ready to sail. It notes a movable sheep shed invention, a royal squadron change at St Helier, and emigration fears in Sutherland tenants seeking America.
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Massenbach
Frankfort
Madrid
Cadiz
County of
Kildare
Plampia
Sutherland
America
Americal
Sapherland
Aeterland
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WM. Little
John Flolmes Houston
James Johnston
Walter M'Geough
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Benjamine Eyre
James Henry Trye
Omas Knox Hannyngton
John Gilmore
Joseph Murphy
Thomas Knot Magee
High Court of Chancery
Eatd
Madern
Innn- Quay
Dublid
Eriaagh
Drumlara
Drumlord
Lismaculla
Kilmarrow
Tedawned
Alonaghan
Treasury
Royal Canal
Vcens- Exchange
the Mublin Journal
Curstern Matt Hag
Amerigan
The
National Intelligencer
M. Dois
Spain
Iin
Senate of the United States
Mexico
den Onis
Beltieh
Erskine
Florida
Commonwealth
Pensacola
State OF Europe
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