Debates Over Mutiny Bill and Royal Visit Reported
London news recounts Lords contention over a clause in the Mutiny Bill, including Stormont and Townshend exchanges, a majority against amending to limit jurisdiction, and further division on officers on half pay. Extracts detail Duke of Gloucester and Princess consort’s Milan visit and Florence preparations.
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Royal Hotel
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Florence
Fever and militia bill debate in the House of Commons
March 21 Parliament discusses a Dutch vessel with fever entering Dartmouth port. A motion proposes an emergency bill to move seamen away from inhabitants. The Militia Bill is read and ordered for Monday. The Exchequer chair announces a committee meeting on national accounts. Adjournment noted.
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Twestay
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Ndiaman
Eee
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Griffith
House
Colac
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Cesta
Edward Newenbanjs
Edward Newenham
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Tate Lottery Draw Notice and Numbers Remain
The article lists numbers from a recent drawing including 963, 305, and 49 and notes the final draw reference 2574 with sole number 6p69. It appears as a lottery update from a local issue, highlighting the remaining figures and draw identifiers.
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Irish House session details march bills and debates
The House of Commons sat on Monday March 29 with committees working through inland navigation and turnpike bills. Debates covered Newry navigation, Dublin city improvements, and a bridge on the Suir Waterford line. Proposals included appointing governors, police bill refinements, and magistrate provisions while petitions from counties were presented and divisions held. The session adjourned after reporting progress on several measures and postponing others.
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Killymoon
Lough Neagh
Dublin Meetings Object to Police Bill’s Powers
Reports from Dublin on public meetings of Freemen and Freeholders opposing a parliamentary police bill. Speakers argue warrants to break and search dwellings threaten civil liberties. petitions are prepared for the House of Commons. Meetings praise Sheriffs, resolve to present formal petitions and resolutions urging protection of constitutional rights.
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