Imperial Parliament Debates on Ireland and Public Works
The section details Lords and Commons proceedings including oaths, Four per Cents, First Fruits accounts, a Mary-W-icorne petition, public works in Tarland and Fort Patrick Harbour funding, and Kingston Dunleary harbour sums. It notes remarks by Lords Coffin Goulburn and Peel, calls for returns on Irish church and linen bounty, and Ireland’s financials, with mentions of mining petitions and ongoing canal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
England
Warke Nail
Mary-W-icorne
Lartt Althorp
Fatrick
Fort Patrick
J. Copfin
Peel
Rennie
Goulburn
Geeseln
Howth
Dunleary
I. Coffin
Kingston
Maucu
Lord Gifford
Fragmented OCR temperature of local notes
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Mining Company Notice Delayed Payment Terms
Fragmented OCR reports a mining company linked notice about a public sale and subscription terms, mentioning dates in February and a meeting resolution. It references a secretary and consents, with unclear names and places due to garbled text. The readable parts indicate an official notice governing payments and deadlines.
Ottoman decline signals feared risk amid cash crisis
A Dublin journal dispatch cites Turkish letters from Constantinople dated January 26 and Smyrna January 5, noting the Ottoman Empire's weakening state. It reports Mustafa Pacha's 80,000 strong army planned to quell Christian rebels at Larissa, but financial constraints and resistance by the Grand Vizier and Reis Effendi hindered reforms and payroll, prompting warnings of further instability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Constantinople
Smyrna
Ottoman Empire
Greece
Larissa
Reis Effendi
War with Algiers and naval actions reported
A detailed dispatch from off Algiers describes British operations after a Dey refused to sign papers protecting the Consul’s house. Naiad and Cameleon engaged Algerine vessels, capturing a corvette and freeing Spanish prisoners, with further plans for additional bombardment and a future expedition. The report notes the death of Sir Thomas Maitland in Malta and references honors in Ionian territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Lisbon
Gibraltar
Spain
Evita
Malta
Hoglish
Bard
Falmouth
Spencer
Wielil
Macdonald
Cebbais
Catamer Bien Mint Pioler
Sen Nor
Wesafer
Pressttor Poe
Creel
Beilreby
Pratberta
Viheelé
Landy Fom
Pati Spenerr
Te Algo
Cahier Spenceny
Fasaeath Prentiss
Coptat Syinetoy Pias
Poe
Arid Bis Family
Tay
Iris
Bagwell
Tripoli
Alasta
Harry Neale
England
Dey
Crown
Cape St. Vincent
Minorca
Manjorca
Spithead
Lord Exmouth
Deptford
A.d.y.arbuthnot
Redwing
Terror
Williams Sandom
Ranger
Peter Fisher
Active
A. King
Plymouth
Pandora
W. Gordon
Mediterranean
W. Elliott
C. Bu
Chatham
Proclamation on Public Suspension and Mourning Orders
The text records a proclamation from Corfu dated Jan 28 authorizing three days of public business suspension across the islands, six days of closures for amusements, a month of mourning, three days of funeral exequies, and printing in Greek and Italian for general information. It notes allied occupation plans and a separate reference to a treaty about Spain with French payments of 2,000,000 francs monthly for four years totaling 96 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malia
Senate
Corfu
Sidney G. Osborne
Spain
France
Postponed Meeting of the fabechoes Company
A Dublin editor notes the postponement of a major company meeting and defends the committee’s authority to receive subscriptions. It cites a Parliamentary debate over the need for an Act and discusses stock transfers, new three and a half percent bonds, and redemption timelines as of 1829.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Toe
Peter Brophy
Joseph Robinson Pim
Richard Purdy
Dublin
London
Steugpests
George IV
Parliament Wealth Bill Move For Catholic Land Purchases
In the House of Commons Sir Henry Purnell announced on Friday that he would move for leave to bring via Sill to enable Roman Catholics to purchase and hold lands for charitable and public purposes. Reports of disturbances in Seorlani and a wreck near Howk were noted, with local misfortunes and a crime involving Pounavarre at a hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavan Crartriss
Henry Purnell
Hause of Commons
Seorlani
Dundee
Welfast
Anand
Pounavarre
M' Dowell
Thowrh
Theatre Night in Dublin Brings Paris Farce and Opera
A Dublin audience welcomed a Theatre F Tru company with The Lucy and a petite opera by Navin and Quinault. Lully’s music and the cast led by Gernot and Richebourg drew praise for singing, gesture, and stage presence, while the night featured lively interludes and a lively reception contrasting with earlier English company reactions. The Marlof Rathdown club held its third season meeting, with Lord Manners absent due to illness, and members enjoyed performances from Beitford and the era’s musicians in a formal Dublin setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land of Liberty
Dublin
Belles Maricy
Lully ET Quinadlt
M. Guagiran Navin
Nicole
Paris
Hae
Lully
Ies Petit
Brigne
Charmante
Eupais
Quinault
Paria
Onsieur Gernot
M. Richebourg
Quinaut
Sansonnet
Reter
Ube Page
Julia
Richard
Madame Genet
Eugenie
Almong Nous
Madame Richebourg
Mademoiselle Negrini
Larnredce
Man
Madame Genat
Mon
Nadam Richebourgh
Amour Noun
Morriase
Marlof Rathdown
Combermtt
Branton, Blayney
E. Gn
Chaincellor
Manners
Messrs
Beitford
Cron Meares
Caine
Puteell
Doctor Spray
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Sy J. Nenwort
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Royal Canal
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