Inquiries on Army Accounts and Exchequer Fees Debate
A House of Commons session discusses expediting accounting for military affairs and possible reforms to Exchequer fees. Mr Hume seeks cheaper Ireland survey costs and a committee for slave-related grants. the Chancellor cautions against rigid time limits, warning fraudulent accountants may exploit delays. The Salmon Fishery inquiry and prison law consolidation are approved. Lords adjourn after addressing peerage and glebe lands.
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Ae Palmerston
Ant Buxton
Ume
Hume
Merober
Ireland
H. Hardinge
Lord Palmerston
Kennedy
Scotand
England
Gulburn
Blaves
Evans
Sierra Leone
Janeiro
Surinam
Cape of ‘Goonagen
Notable Names List in a Knighted Society Assembly
A dense roster of aristocrats, gentry, and officials appears in a lengthy listing from a formal gathering. Names include Lords, Honours, and titled individuals such as Viscount, Marquess, Sir, and Lady, with numerous entries across peerage and public service. The fragment suggests a ceremonial or electoral roll with distinguished attendees and officers.
The Drawing-Room Attended by Nobles and Clergy
The second Drawing-Room of the season drew a large crowd with attendees including Earls Rathdown and Meath Lords Annesley Tullamore Dunsany and Cambermere the Archbishop of Dublin and numerous bishops deans and barons. Wine prices rise in Bordeaux with 1819 clarets scarce and 1822 1823 vintages varying in quality as market demand shifts.
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St. Patrick
C. Maude
Killaloe
Clonfert
Clogher
Kilmacduagh
Baron de Robeck
A. Fitzgerald
John Ley
White
H. J. Scott
C.R. Marley
H. Gough
Finch, Brown
Grogan
R.H. DeMontmorency
Macgregor Bowater
3D Guarda
Groves. Bira
T. C. Morgan
R. H. Hodson
WV. Brabasen
A. Meredyth
HD. Massy
Wm. Smith
C. Grant
Mannera
Bordeaux
London
Bordeauu
Examination of Mr O Connell and Catholic Emancipation
The Evening Mail reports on the Irish Commons committee examination of Mr Hugh O Connell and Mr Daniel O Connell. O Connell says he would open the doors of Parliament to Roman Catholics and allow them to hold high office, but would abolish 40s freeholders. He argues no concession to Catholics unless Protestant establishment in Ireland is inviolable. He notes prior speeches may not reflect current judgment. The Local Taxation of Dublin committee sat Friday with little progress.
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Evening Mail
London
House of Commons
Hugh O'Connor
O'Connell
Mail
Ireland
Leeland
Catholic Association
O’connell
Dublin
Ball and Supper at the Castle for St Patrick
From Dublin Castle in March 1825 notices a ball and supper to celebrate St Patrick on Thursday evening the seventeenth of March. Ladies are asked to wear feathers and gentlemen in full dress with no mourning allowed.
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Dublin Castle
Indies
Parliament Finances and Burma War Dispatches Reported
Friday evening notes the rapid progress of money bills in Parliament, plans for Easter adjournment, and debate on Catholic relief. Burma campaigns recount a failed Rangoon stockade assault with 21 killed and 74 wounded, plus subsequent actions and a Peru consul’s death.
Mudstrae Government Gasette Extracts Chronicle War News
Calcutta reports Rangoon arrival and troop movements with an 80 000 strong force near neighbours sect. Attacks expected on the 27th as Beleadier Morrison benefits from a voyage to Cheduba. Chittagong letters note regimental additions to the Chitegong division totaling about 7600 men. Reports from Laverpeet announce Miadholan and Cu tein Mecthiar arrival after four months from Calcutta. A dispatch dated Rangoon outlines command updates from Sir Archibald Campbell.
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Patch
Rangoon
Madras
Mwere
Allen
34Th Light Infantry
Bond
Wahab
Sth Regt. Light Infantry
Campbell
Pioneers
Moncrieff
Chailon
S4th Regt. Light Infantry
Lindsay
M‘creagh
Lyng
A. Campbell
Ana
Birman Empire
Bundoola
Donoohen
Sir A
Calcutta
Carrackpore
Chattagong
Robarts
Free State
Rodarte
Chittagong
Beleadier
Morrison
Cheduba
Chitegong
Laverpeet
Anpoutene
Val Cutta
Caleta Mepore
Gareth Kntragrdnary
Archibalst Campbell
Qrivher LO
Calcutta news leads London papers as India stock dips
The London Evening Journals trumpet Calcutta intelligence as the principal item, with Paris reports dull on politics. Sir Charles Stuart sails to Portugal, and a naval transport will carry officers and men from the damaged ship back to port as winds allow.
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London
Calcutta
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Charles Stuart
Portugal
Portsmouth
Lisbon
India
Paria
Pearsmouth
Ba Lour
Falmouth
Market report notes dull grain trade and price shifts
Markets show corn, oats, and barley trading slowly with scarce wheat and rising flour prices. Dublin notes weekly prices for wheat, barley, oatmeal, and flour with mixed regional changes. Manchester and London reports reflect variable grain supplies, with oats in ample supply and butter and pork prices moving inconsistently as fish and coal markets stay steady.
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Dublin
D. Dondra
Mancus
Marcus
India
Newfoundland
Belfast
Ballymoney
Liverpool
Park
Perth
Cork
Crowmet
Manca
Hanon
Briakas Sa
Curie
Rovtimnam
Haley
Leo Aid
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Committee of the House
Exchequer
Assa
Rouse
Toxsway
Mancu
Stafford
Lal Uffield
Onke
Kia
George Jernington
Kenyon
Pelea
Pri
Veosnt Melville
Barlof Rosebery
Tomor
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Kal
Shaftesbury
Chester
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Manon
Tingle
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Philips
Sen Phillips
Jun Blanker
Francis Burdett
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Ffrench
Gordon
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Graham
Grant
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Grattan
Grenfell Pascoe
Grosnevor
Stanley Lord Huskisson
Staunton
Uutchinson
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Ponsonby Hon
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Poyntz
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Price
Pringle
Priyatin
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Rainabottom
Ramaden
C Rice
Robdarts
W Robarte
J Robertson
Alex Robinson
Robinson
G Rowley
W Rumsold
Rusaell
Seniley
Becc
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Sefton
Karlal Shaw
KR Smith
George Smith
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Hyde
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Hawking
Ingleby
Campbell B' Innes
H Carew
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Jolantone
Cavendiah
G Knox
Cavendieb
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Chichester
Lamb
Clarke
Clifton
Lamiton
Celborne
Lawler Coke
Coke
Lewis
Cocke
Leycester
Colthurst
Littleton & Coote
C Lloyd
Courtney
P Lushington
Cradock
Lester BL Creevey
Maberly
J. Croker
OW Maberly
J Cummisg
Mnedonald
Daly
Mackinteah
Dawson
Mahon Yon
Denteau
Major Abanic
Denman Thomas Martin Rich
Doherty
Don
Douzine
RE . Douglas
Milton
Monek
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C Moore
Peter Drummond
Morland
East
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M Ensner
Newport Righ Ebrington
Edwards Hon
Yey Ellis
G H North
Ellice
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Ein CR Nugent
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O’brien
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W O'Grady
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Curwent
Fortes
Pakenham
R Creapigney
W Fergunson
Ro Paget
C Canning
Fitzgerald
Palmer
Dundas
F Gurney
Pitzgerald
Palmerston Vis
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Pares
Taylor
Parnes
H Cockburn
Fitzgibbon
R Phillimore
Wilkins
Stuart Lord
Stuart Hoo
Sykes
Thefield
Talbot
Tennyson
Viernery
Flor Upten
Vernon
Vailetort
Vira Walle
Warrender
G Wellesley Whaton
Whittread
Whithead
Whita
Henry White
Samuel Whitmore
T Wodehouse
Williama
P Witmat
R Wilson
Winnington
T Wood
Alderman Wortley
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Wyan
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Tolley
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National Insurance
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SANE
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Chamberlain's Office
JO OI
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Treasury
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Croker
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Peel
Lima
Rowcroft
Peru
Callao
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Doublin Journal OfFice
Tates
Wiuisan
Lord Cochrane
Qu Chursday
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Will
Thomas Head Hop
Heg
Moby
United States
New York
Mar Clay
House of Repr
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AcLans
Adams
Clay
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Wasington
Mer Chry Wili
Ome Clay
Cotitalurs Worlate Fiom
Wemler
Bel Atase Andanfarcus Elon
Paibe
Hemsted
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