Pension Bill Debates Reach Committee of the Whole House
Raticulérs of Monday's debate on the pension bill show continued contention over limits and clauses. The House considered moving to the committee of the whole to examine details, with amendments debated and some clauses expunged, while noting concerns over placemen and the need for broader support.
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Jyvean
Howe
Gatisto
Miri Gorued
Lowthe
Fum United
House of Commons
Bill Hould
George Ponsonby
Griffith
Egan
Curran
MicForbes
Lords
Song and lament for Pitt and King George in 1789 debate
Fragmentary verse and notices recount a national mourning for Pitt and George II, with a focus on loyalty in Ireland. The piece blends a wartime style hymn with a later song about ambassadors sailing, plus racing and horse sale announcements and a government financial notice opening loan debentures for payment.
Laughing at London in Dublin letter shows Whig pride
A fragmentary letter from Dublin quotes social and political mischief surrounding Sheridan, Fox, and the king’s loyalty. It notes debts, personal exchanges at Mrs Fitzherbert's, talk of becoming Prince of the Blood, and questions about Bucks Ray and the Round Robin with a defiant Whig stance.
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London
Sheridan
Ireland
Great Britain
Will Bucks Ray
Marquis
Faro
Dublin Bar High Water and Tide Schedule Fragments
Partial OCR shows tide times and high water figures for Dublin Bar across days including Wednesday to Sunday. The data lists rise and set times, heights, and miscellaneous digits, but many figures are garbled and unclear.
Public Notice: Crane Move from Francis Street to Spital Fields
The Lord Mayor orders the Francis Street crane removed to Spital Fields for better public access. Mr John Sinclair will oversee regular attendance at the new site. Dated March 1789 and signed by Molesworth Greene.
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J. Rose
Herlas
Francis-Street
Euch
Freacs-Street
Spittal-Fields
John Sinclair
Thirrth
Soal Maver
Molesworth Greene
Meath County Lands for Lease in Kilmainham Wood 1789
Proposals invited for lease of parts of Kilmainham Wood in Meath for 30 years from May 11 with several subdenominations including Upper Boyagh and Birlea held by Philip Carrollan. Lands over 100 acres suitable for improvement with mass and purbary on estate. Proposals to William Neterville and Robert Mayne in Dublin. Date January ad 1789.
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Hun Beaully
Kilmainham Wood
Fyin
Kilmaintain Wood
Barth
Oo' Buen
Upper Boynagh
Birlea
Philip Carroll
Notice of Lands in Ballyroan and Barrow Estate
Public notice details the seizure of arable and pasture ground within the Barrow estate near Athy and Lie My Porporals. It lists Ballyroan Raheenkiegh Ra Henrenny and Chichetter Barrow Ely as adjoining parcels under Stephen Green public notice dated January 6 179. The term applies from the first day of March and references the will of William Crawley deceased.
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Treasury Office
Dublin
Ballyroan
Blailliam Crawley
Chichetter Barrow
Ely
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