Tax repeal debates in House of Commons and Lords
The Commons and Lords discuss tax repeal and reductions with MPs questioning timing and impact. Debates cover duties on dash, leather, and stamps, with calls for total repeal and concerns over budget relief for the chancellor and broader economic effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Brogden
SE OF Commons
Trispay
Mie
Colonel Bagan
Whetter
Rick
Micalcrakp
Dublin
Lord Lieutenant event prompts praise amid broad assembly
A grand drawing room gathering showcases wide support for a noble figure amid discussions in the Peace of Commons. Attendees include top ranks and country delegates, with government plans and leadership changes debated.
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Peace of Commons
Meus McGee
Mawlunl
Kahin
Ireland
Coplicien
Ehratty
Tressarot
Ismres
Dora
Declaration of Principles by an Ancient English Lodge
Fragmentary report describes a lodge assembly debating a declaration of principles and objects. It cites opposition to labor, speculation, and profiting from politics, urging protection of constitutions and liberties, with mentions of the Orange Body and related governance. The text reflects concerns over reform and possible legal adjustments.
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Phos
Mney Pee Rnek
Tiherby
Alefenert
Crear
Bart Alan
Wade
Rothes
Nnrs
Barwon Hs
Siedier
Mihi
Debated Catholic Concessions Stir Orange Societies Clash
A fractured debate on Catholic concessions shadows the Precincts with claims of constitutional peril and sincere peaceable intent. Orange societies push for cautious reform while denouncing pretended displays of moderation amid wider political theater and legislative maneuvering.
Fragmented account of religious and political clashes reported
An unclear fusion of names and events describes religious tensions and party politics. The piece mentions Catholics, oaths, trials, and volunteers amid disputed institutions and public figures, with scattered references to hearings, eligibility, and potential prosecutions.
Drawing room crowd swells for Marquis Watlesley event
The second drawing room of the Marquis Watlesley drew a larger, more notable crowd than the first, with a long list of attendees including the Lord Mayor, the Duke of Leinster, and many bishops and noble figures. High officials such as the Spanish Consul and various sheriffs and peers were noted among the attendees, reflecting a bustling social gathering.
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Watlesley
Leinster
Resse
Meath
Portarlington
Viscaunt Northland
Louth
Chichaster
Achhbishop
Dubin
Dawn
Willala
St. Patrick's
Clanfort
Viens Rebeck
Ven Troffman
Sirony
Danurishe
Wo Mazee
H. Johnch
J. Peasihen
M. Tew
Beanman
T Ratoe Chapman
Plainkettly
Arey
Unedtion
DL Grier
Magee
PLP
Hart
Ree
J. Pomeroy
AM. Browne Utoro Bvers
Monis
Hogera
O'Tirion
Marley
Wat
Polley
Peyesan
Coronnis -Grovan
la Touche
Poorer
Boss
Skworth
Armstrong
Haird
Moore
Clue
Walsh
Royal Artilerns
Pepper
Ofireheader
S5th
Shesth Saan
J. Pownsend
Roa Parsaps
Roal Gilbert RA
Ruin
Cabilt
Epope
Meustone
Alecraler
Orpen Cronpton
Hudson
Grathin
Litten
Mer Eris
Moses Crofton
Necdiianp Fitzgerald
Heslinettar
Keine
Aecal
Erorrinetten
Tee Tatres
MM. Poenedas
Nei
Bleninshett
Venetrarns
Twi
C. Fitareratd
Eile Cands
Tih
Reviaente Redbase
Dod Bartster Re
Bith
T. le
Biehioad Pictore
Lacaster
Miaref Pares of
Hownshire
Countess of
Varrin
Killens
Nied Rosse
Tadios Dashentawn
Heeb
Ciates
Chencare
Baieretabd
Boost
Ohadden
Mis Beavin Gia Fern
Rod
Mateos Peendert
Penny
Boia
Veron Didaex
Puchendts
Besmurn
Newedl
Nttistoomss
Cystro
Hell
Pate Viagenes
Tanit So Goran
Goiersea
My Guruses
A Gorter
Citrersan
Dasweey
Pac
Veet
Uodaenos
Tere Wathinsens
Tortus Das Yuncus
Crough
Madrid in turmoil as petitions appeal to Cortes
The report notes that Madrid faced threats from the combined forces of nox and fire and General Keuta with Madrid menaced by Bessieres if the constitutional cavalry joined him. Several petitions were sent to the Cortes demanding the revocation of the decree and restoring the King, signed by a small number of Madrid residents.
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Nox
Keuta
Madrid
Bessieres
Cortes
Unclear List of Names with Noted Attire Observed
The fragment lists numerous individuals including Hert, N. Lambert, Prittie, Crofton, Leighs, Rourbon, Stanleys, Ward, Mahon, Kennedy, Beaury, Langrishe, Reilly, Jephson, Ranney, Renney, Pepper, Sweny, Moore, Franch, Sweny, Cooper, La Touche, Reynell, Perry, Conyngham, Magee, Denny, Barton, Schuyler. The Ladies dressed were very splendid.
Local Taxation Sp Marys Tartsie Dublin Parish Report
In Dublin the parish proceedings are presented with emphasis on public figures and, according to the report, the accuracy of statements is vouched for by a respected inhabitant. The narrative asserts propriety of the sparses to those familiar with the displayed public characters and events.
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Mary's
Dublin
State of the Country From the Cork Cordingle
Public notices report magistrates from several baronies meeting to repress insurrection and trace miscreants in the countryside. A separate account details mob activity near Woodside, destruction at a pauper mill, and plans tied to distillery license expirations.
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Cork
Micellxna
Manisenates
Doxgrotee
Groerul
John Lambert
Combernere
Sehaol-Honi
John Peoamev
Carleton
Woodside
Me Mortan
Denis Sullivan
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Step
Petiely
Pitas
Mr Humes
Chase
Cementes
Corr Wein
Nts
Leo
Hill
Idv Rayal
Lord Lieutenant
Danieer
Herr Asscehitran
Orange Societies
Oyo Gee Legis
Trish Yeomanry
Oronie Party
Bestia
Priel Weemodry
Sir Tieo
Derry
Ric
Tarenet
Pri
Saki
Woaiay
Woods
Mae
Wark
Pete Bet Pais
Reid
Nes Ables
Wes Boty
Gibran
Abe Helios & Sheginnis
Prored
Uae
Cheon Navy
al Uae
Wali Pete
Gaon
Barun Do Bwuues
Uanon
William Woallace
Tha
Arastap
Birnie
Minshall
Thalis
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Baron Clanimaceus
Omesss Bartana Ale Rooms
Henrietta Street
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Cardain Wallace
Wallace
Arestei
Font Pere
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