07 Mar 1799
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 07, 1799
Page
1
Debates in the Lords describe suppression of rebellion and the use of martial law in disturbed provinces. Lord Lieutenant pledges firm action while discussions cover compensation, government costs, and judicial conduct amid unrest.
A lengthy House of Commons session debates reform measures amid rebellion fears. Speakers argue for Catholic Emancipation, abolition of tythes, and constitutional changes to restore public order, while warning that continued agitation could provoke civil conflict.
The record notes a House debate on tax regulation and wartime measures, including proposed reissuing notes to curb evasions and a proclamation of martial law. It covers committee reports, speakers like Mr. Ogle and Mr. Anaxa, and progress toward further consideration.
Fragmentary report of a lively House of Commons debate on a political union with Great Britain. Mc French opposed motions pledging not to impair the union, with support from Cole, Mr. indl, and others. Discussion touches on respect for advice and obedience to parliamentary guidance and questions adjournment strategies.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss John Porter and Perking s metallic trache apparatus and its trial use in Ireland and America. The piece references treatment attempts, advisory opinions, and ongoing delays or refusals tied to patent and patent-related logistics.
The notice lists property at Coote and Palmerstown with terms for May next, and invites applications for lands and lodgings. It also promotes Britsh literature imports from Colbert Bookseller including the Monthly Magazine Military Magazine and Brions for February with references to European literary works and periodicals.
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