Address by Lord Castlereagh on Reform and lunatic poor Ireland
Fragmentary record shows debates on Parliamentary Reform petitions from Glasgow and Yorkshire, renewal of commissions on the Crown demise, and a committee for Ireland Lunatic Poor. Peers discuss seditious assemblies, admiralty rights, and bills on coal imports and Indemnity.
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England
Hampshire
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Croker
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Greenwich Hospital
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Sovichrudk Gaenkaat
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Exchequer
Monon
Lords Wednesday Proceedings Mention Petitions and Debates
Proceedings describe counsel heard in appeals and papers from Ireland on revenue for the last year. Lord Lavvenware moves for accounts of silver coin exchanges and national debt, funded and unfunded. Lords Grosvenor and Liverroot present petitions from Southwark and Scotland. two Bills for sovereign protection and public force seduction receive attention.
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Lavvenware
Scotland
Liverroot
Lord Livesvoon
Lord Grosvenor
Lavpsnpare
House adjourns after second reading of bills
A fragmentary report shows the House discussing a fall and related measures. Bills were read a second time and the House adjourned.
Debate on Irish scarcity and distillation policy in Commons
The House of Commons debated Irish scarcity with calls to curb grain distillation and secure food supply. Proposals included restricting distilleries at home and abroad, inquiry into the matter, and addressing the famine risk in Ballina and other regions. A motion for an address to the Crown was withdrawn after remarks on ministerial expenditure and economic impact.
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Lord Castlereagh
Brovoram
Committee OF Supply
Cuanecetton
Excarauer
Lord Paraensrox
France
East Indies
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Curwen
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Ireland
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Treldad
Seotaia
Govermingat
Guna Miredane
Distillation policy and Irish economy in distress
The Dublin Journal notes parliamentary discussion on distillation with Lords and Mr Fitzerance in agreement that government will not end distilleries. It highlights Ireland's grain surplus yet employment scarcity, export influence on prices, and broader monetary conditions. London money and stocks rise while capital circulation affects industry and debt service, portraying a bleak but nuanced economic outlook.
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Ireland
House of Lords
Earl Dansyrew
Commons
M. Fitzerance
Stork
Hataron
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