Contested Debates Over Public Meetings Bill in Parliament
The debate centers on Habeas Corpus style powers and the criminal law bill aimed at suppressing illicit gatherings. Critics warn it threatens civil liberties, while supporters argue it protects property and public order during distress. Ireland and Ireland extend provisions questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yiem Dyeo
Batuvauer
Manchester
Tower
Meerings
Pomsonay
Finlay
Clisgow
B. Moone
Camping
Learhied Leatleman
Wight
Behlf
England
Alice
Yrdasdn
Hiv
Tafery
Rome
Hubert
House of Comuvad
Buéwaizase
Pena Area
Bertone
Suine
Hue
Hae
Cocusana
Connery
Algiers
Kiigland
Freland
Js. Newport
Brefan
Irland
Carrie
Trangau
Ineland
Ireland
Ponson Ey
Exemption Requests From Berlin City Soldiers Stir Debate
A 1815 report notes Hamburg and Berlin delegates seeking military exemption. The king publicly condemns the move as unpatriotic, directing ministers to punish instigators and reaffirm duty, while stressing national unity and obedience to law.
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Mandina
Hamburg
Gerentand
Prockstalle
Sroer
Elea Iorn
Beare
Fes
Pangiderahile Mension
WE City
Berlin
Tates
Teyehe roe Perour Lieto niveteat
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a post office and an evening prints item with unclear context. No clear individuals, dates, or events are identifiable.
Ireland faces crop shortfall and rising prices debate
The Dublin Journal notes a below average Irish crop with Ulster hardest hit, yet warns subsistence stock remains adequate. It reports large imports of American flour to Dublin and Liverpool, expectations of price declines, and calls for charity drives to aid the poor. It also covers English and French tax moves, Danish trade notices, and unrest in Manchester with arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Dublin
Amile
Partite
Ireland
Leinster
Munster
Connaught
England
Liverpool
Leanden
Ua Thit
Chamber of Deputies
Denmark
The
India Company
China
Lord Ashecat
Alveste
Canton
Longdon
Ceargederith
Etiana Dixon
London
Manchester
Bridewell
Chester ‘Castle
New Bodley
Chester Chronicle
Stockport
Controversy Over Parallax in Royal Society Notes
A Dublin Letter defends a 16th instant notice on fixed stars parallax. It argues Mr Pond’s remarks oppose horizontal parallax claims and defends modern observational reliability. The writer challenges the article as inaccurate, clarifying distinctions between parallax types and earth rotation effects.
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Dublin
Royal Society
Pond
Autronover Royal
Brinckeee
de Banetlet
Rane
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Foreign Intelligence
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Hinwelf
Tyreeshor
Aloe
Lunia
Ayreerrae Ryatoar
Rorsanst
Bk Hack
Aesees Bt
Arere Abe Gow
Treasury
Brand Canal
Marscarerase
Crereeey
Oyal Gamal
Canta Spas
Balenrich Gubad
Dixon
Lhe
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Giet Theoy
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