Debates on Grady Petition in Newgate Case Concludes
The House debated the Grady petition with Sir R Wilson and others urging mercy. They discussed whether Grady should be brought to the bar and whether his father’s counsel could aid, while addressing the petition’s tone and the need for proper evidence before judgment.
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Thomas Grady
Newgate
R. Wilson
Freed
Gradyts
Sta
Ligterlek
Limerick
House of Commons
Dover
Grady
Lew
Hones of Commons
Irdor Bie
Limarick
Partament
Toei
Gizhdy
Bart i
Eiaher
Carew
Soya
Iter
Cdge
Carew Qinyth
Sobcalsslon
Fia
Jenjty
Nacalver
Piates
Gimba
Conan
Quins
Grady Privilege Case Divides House Debating Grady's Discharge
The House debated Mr Grady's discharge amid claims of privilege breach and accusations of dissembling. Mr Bennet defended Grady while Mr Bankes and others argued the letter and petition threatened the House's authority, urging either punishment or lenient handling given Grady's rheumatic illness.
House of Commons debate on privileges and bills update
The House discussed Mr Grady's petition and privilege questions amid other business. Debates touched on the Poor Law Amendment Bill's progress, the Customs Acts committee report, the Steam Vessel Tonnage Bill, and smuggling rewards. Anne Hall and others refused to testify and were ordered into custody. The Netherlands Slave Trade Convention Bill and related lands and pensions measures moved toward second reading as the session adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
C. Hutchinson
Gretty
Gratty
Grady
Hart
Serjeant At Arms
Hower
Levee at the Castle Attended by Nobility and Clergy
His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant held the first Levee of the season on Saturday with attendance by high rank figures including The Lord Chancellor The Lord Mayor Archbishop of Cashel Master of the Rolls Commander of the Forces and numerous peers bishops archdeacons and other dignitaries from Dublin and surrounding areas among the vast list of attendees and titles noted in the county town ceremony.
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Cashel
Earle—Measth
Howth
Frankfort
Alten
Forbes
Brandon
Dufferin
Kilmaine
Idope Elphitt
Ct Killaloe
Clonfert
D. —Ephier
Killaloe
Cloremore
Kilmoin
Kildare
Johnson
Jebb
George
M‘cielland
Adimrele
Pakenham
Fish
James Fitegerald
George Knnox
J. C. Talbot
J. Pomeroy
Oward
H. Pack
Browne
Forde
Woulfe
Lecker
Gwen
Majoxa
Bridge
Babington
Gordon
Lacy
Baniger
Hireb
Floss
Masdonad
Drell
Babcock
Spottiswoode
Sutherland
Spread
Sell
Bricé
Miller
Bedwne
Mullet
Dawson
Willoe
Obihson
Stewart
Sproule
Kénne French
R. Nnglisi
Berkley
Eister
Seton
Rengs
Abercromby
Spark
Arabic
Lorenz
Harricks
Juice
Harris
Bishop
King
Hings
Westhoyse
Dublin
Aida
Macklin
Wolsey
Rowley
Lesanne
Retheyston
Alexander
R. Wynne
R. Wolesley
Moran
Wobson
Short
Ball
Elrington
Mason
Hamilton
Hunt
Mulloy
Parry
Grain
Martin
Pepper
Porter
Hewston
Gambly
Bakely
Ustin
Sirr
Syoge
Grier
Strong
Dogie
Dovtoise
Hodgkinson
Dempster
Gregory
C. Hime
H. Phibbs
Arthure
Rothe
H. Sober
Iley Short
Green
M‘kay
G. Bryan
O'Brien
C, Colville
Vignole
Ross
W. Smith
Gage
Parsons
Stevelly
Stamer
Barry
Disney
Verner
Bernard
W. D. Freeman
Brooke
Reily
Graves
Lyme
Fee
Marriages and Banns From English Parish Notices
Married at St Peter s Church by Rev John Rasyth John Hamilton third son of Henry Hamilton Ballymacail Meath to Catherine Elisabeth youngest daughter of William Smyth Barbavilla Westmeath Att Martyr s Bloomsbury by Lord Bishop of Gloucester Rev Doctor Chever eldest son Archbishop of Dublin to Mary second daughter of Rie Digby Mackworth Bart By the Her Joseph Jameson Mr John Bowers Carrlow to Mise Glifford daughter of late Lieut Clifford Royal Irish Artillery
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St. Peter’s Church
John Rasyth
John Hamilton
Henry Hamilton
Ballymacail
Meath
Catherine Elisabeth
William Smyth
Barbavilla
Westmeath
Martyr's
Bloomsbery
Gloucester
Doctor Chever
Dublin
Mary
Convention With The United States Treaty Text 1818
Transcribed excerpt describes the 1818 London convention between the United States and Great Britain, naming plenipotentiaries, Articles defining fishing rights off Newfoundland and Labrador coasts, boundary lines from Lake of the Woods to the Stony Mountains, free navigation for ten years west of the Stony Mountains, and continuation of commerce provisions from the 1815 treaty with Ghent. It notes restoration terms from the Treaty of Ghent and slave restitution issues carried over.
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America
Kenne Dy
Great Britain
Trelu
Kingdom of
London
Albert Gallaud
Envogy Etraordinary
Wien Pated Clay
France
Michi Rush
Pidui
Rigi
John Mobiodon
Pli Majesty's Navy
Privy Council For Trade and Plantations
H. Gualbdri
The
United
Washington
Jobin
United States
Brittward
Jesty
Miiniitus Plenipo
Lury
United Stiles
United States of America
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Bhat Jtosuy
Albert Gullavid
Richard Rush
Fleuipatentier
Frederick John Robinson
Navy
Peivy Council For Trade and Plantations
Lisi Goulburn
Atherica
Compton
Newfoundland
Cape Ray
Beane Islands
Korthéyt
Ewfound Land
Guilpon Islands
Magdalen Islands
Hydso Hoy Company
Aer
Barbour
Labrador
Lake of the Woods
Britannia
L'Rivera
St. Helena
Ghent
Unites States
U. States
Court of Chancery of London Law Report Translation
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a court proceeding in the Court of Chancery London with references to a treaty and a panel. The text mentions a judge or president and describes an affidavit, undeiniously confirmed by the court, with unclear details about the case and conduct.
Divorce case details Crofton alias 4RCH ES-COURT London
A divorce suit details separation and claims of cruelty and irreconcilable differences. The case discusses consent, representations by husband and friends, and the appropriate residence and conduct ruling. The court notes the need to reform the petition and confirms the recounting of events up to July.
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Es-Court
London
Crofton
Beanie
Sprog Isle
Cera
Himega
Petucy
England
iMton
Croondt
Agere
Iit
Assizes Dates Set Across Counties in Leinster Circuit
The Leinster Circuit announces assizes across multiple counties with venues in Clonmel Tipperary Meath and others. Lord Norbury Lord Chief Baron and registrars will preside at Drogheda Monaghan Armagh Carrickfergus Downpatrick and additional towns as listed with March dates.
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Leinster
Tipear Pye
Tipperary
Meath
Trini
Weatipt
Tonday
Queen's
Magytor
Sarouic
Carlow
Cartow
Drogheda
Louth
Dandalk
Monaghag
Monaghan
Armagh
Antelm
Carrickfergus
Down
Downpatrick
Baron M'Ciellaid
Ti¢G John Maena
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Mr.Bennet
Gegdy
Bani
Fleunet
Wijeb
Bir Ro Wilson
Mr. Bennet
Mr. Grady
Pabie
Bensiet
Houe
Bankes
Hutchinson
Hptchinson
Toike
Bjeg
Mr. Brougham
Fuller
Ne Jankey
Auile Olioha
Hy. Grady
Sou Daly
Sivis i Wilson
Gandyejung
Alderman Wood
Din
Abe Bor
Junto
Quinn
Re Martin
Mores Kiddly
Kimerick
Kew
Mn P. Moore
Moore
Mo Lambton
Cs Hatchinaga
tha'Hotee
Heap
Ae Ton
Waithman
Eppe
P Ghei
LAW
Sida Ca
Chancery
Lone Londow
Picas
Registra
Rogh
Micilland
Eagva
Northawes
Cyonat
Cavan
Fermanagh
Oalaillen
Tyrone
Justice Moore
H. P. Fletcher
William Kimmis
Kildare-street
Connaught
County of Roscommon
Roscommon
Leitrim
Carrick-oa-Gban
Tawa O Alwey
Frasamy
Jude F Yath
Bomasee
Rowle Beyland
Leinste Uit
Waterford
Peerary
Lormal
Londy
Guaseens
Kenny
Mona
City of
Ritene A Anata
Georges Rigntie
Indge Daly
Willan Ie Grave
Great Georgé’s Firest
Richard Livenay
Ménalloy
Enais
Munster
County of Clare
Bunis
City
County of Keney
Tralee
City of Cork
Cork
Parliament
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Reginiurse
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