Trinity College Examinations And Galway Land Auction Notice
Trinity College announces quarterly examinations for senior and junior classes on specific dates in April 1819. A separate notice details a court auction in Galway including lands at Haitharongh, Drinkery, Coursepark, Cortlooghra, Ballygovern, and other properties, with dates, locations, and bidders instructed to apply.
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Trinity College
Sophictera
Bastor
Eversday
Sophistess
Bartholomew Lloyd
Withiam Mulooy
Barbara bin
Julie Michael Aytward
Laurence Toche
Turaday
Dubeith
Haitharongh
Coursepark
Cortlooghra
Ballygovern
Leitri
Judicial Reform Debates On Indian Civil Justice And Insolvent Debtors
In the House of Commons Mr Hume presses for a return of papers on India's civil and criminal justice system, citing heavy costs and denied justice affecting tens of millions. Debates follow on Insolvent Debtors law, with motions to appoint a committee to examine amendments and possible abandonment of harsh provisions.
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House OF Commons
Toraway
Manon
India
Hume Rose Cosulinitta
Eutlarss
East India Company
Asia
Bengal
Bahar
Orissa
Cannine
Monpara
Hansa
Ald
Waithmann
Abercromby
Wellington equerries debate pension and Windsor establishment
In a divided Lords session Lord Castlereagh and others argue against reduced numbers of the Duke of Wellington's equerries and maintain the dignity of the Crown. General's motion is opposed, with support for preserving the equerries, while discussions reference the Windsor establishment and royal health context. The bill to amend previous acts for purchasing an estate for the Duke of Wellington is brought forward in the Commons.
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Scotland
Laare
Rocherytrr
Wynn
Sone Dischatan
Windsor
Jaherquernies
Achope Row
Mijesty
Select Committee
Sonia Croite
Spearer
Wingard
Winte
Tin
Spencer Perceval
Fleer
Lord Castlereagh
Seth
Duke OF Wellington
Petitions in Lords and Commons on Debtors Act and duties
A Bristol petition against modifying the Insolvent Debtors Act. others from Cordwainers Ward Newentle and Hedford oppose revisions to the Criminal Code and coal duties. The Alians and Denigens bill is committed and reported without amendment. Drainage in Ireland discussed. Government urged to obtain reports. Mutiny Bill read a second time with changes to martial law and discipline.
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Bristol
Cordswainers’ Ward
Newertle
Hedford
Woburn
Newcastle
Ireland
Marquis of Lansdchyn
Home of Commons
Earl OF Liverpool
Gourtsa Martial
Marriage Act debate and assorted Commons business
The House debated the Marriage Act focusing on infant marriages and the need for parental consent, noting a potential reform for protecting minors. Proceedings covered Miscellaneous items including a detailed audit of stores sold to Mr. Samuel by the Board of Ordnance, and committee actions on several bills and financial resolutions before adjourning.
Divorce Bills and tax debates in the Lords and Commons
The session covers hearing on Dunne's Divorce Bill and Mutiny Bills, petitions against the Insolvent Act, the Convention with the United States, and discussion of Irish duties and the Window Tax. MPs argue for tax reductions, oppose new levies, and a measure on the Consolidated Fund is debated with postponement and bank balance inquiries.
Mutiny Bill Passes in House of Lords After Readings
Tomorrow's mail anticipation notes the Mutiny Bill read a third time and passed. A Halifax petition opposed the Insolvent Act. Several bills including Wool Exportation, Navan Salt, and East India Guards were read a first time. Committee on the Poor Laws postponed. Marquis Linesdown seeks a later time for observations. Marquis Downshire signals Catholic Claims petitions to be presented.
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Aldermin Wood
Samuaela
Board of Ordnance
J. Gravam
Portugal
Duke of Wellington
Amorrow
House OF Lords
Famay
Mance
Halifax
Commons
Marquis of
Lines Down
Downshire
Ireland
Levee and Drawing Room at Dublin Castle A Royal Birthday Ball
A le eve at the Casilla on April 22 four o clock in the afternoon and a drawing room at the Castle on Thursday evening April 15 with an ode bhli and supper to celebrate His Royal Highness the Prince Regent birthday in St George's Bay. Ladies in hoops and feathers and gentlemen in full dress are invited. Ladies who intend to dance minuets should send names to the Chamberlain a week before the ball.
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St George's Bay
Parsons notes on Seminole War and Indian treaties
The Charleston Times reports on reports from Havana about Spanish forces, and mentions American troops near Albany. It covers the Seminole War debate in Congress, Arbuthnot and Rocheyster executions, and a treaty with the Wyandot and Chippewa tribes in Ohio with chiefs and warriors signing by mark, a notable gathering of signatures.
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United S
Charleston
Havannah
Charleston Times
Alexandria
United States
New York
House of Representatives
Arbuthnot
Roschrister
Geneval Jackson
Indiana
Ohio
Lord Cochrane Arrives at St Jago to Lead Chile Expedition
Our Private Correspondent reports from Buenos Ayres that two counts reached the Downs by a January vessel. Lord Cochrane has arrived at Chili and was welcomed at St Jago on December 4. He was offered command again at Lire with swift dispatch planned. Many British officers and merchant seamen arrived at Valparaiso to join under his Lordship, with confidence in success.
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Buenos Ayres
Downs
Lord Cochrane
Chili
St. Jago
Lire
Valparaiso
Bonaparte Letters From Rome Mention Escape Portraits
A private Rome letter notes four individuals leaving for Ostend to reach St Helena via ship including Doctor Vitiali and Abbe Bonavista with passports from the English minister. They vow not to leave St Helena while Bonaparte lives unless the government orders removal. A priest’s mission at St Helena is linked to Cardinal Feach and Earl Bathurst. Bonaparte’s escape remains deemed impossible. even aboard any ship he would not reappear in Europe. The Cossack brings letters from St Helena dated January 12. Bonaparte is said to be in good heart.
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Bonaparte
Rome
Ostend
St Helena
Vitiali
Corsica
Antomarchi
University of Piss
Abbe Bonavista
Borghese
Congregation de Propaganda Fide
Calonya
St. Helens
Europe
Portsmouth
St. Helena
Paris disturbances and new French peers report
Paris news notes disturbances in Niemes sparked by debates over election law reform with crowds clashing with police from March 7 to 9 when 500 troops restored order. The article then shifts to the new French peers who publish a genealogy table praising ancient noble lineages and their humble origins.
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France
Paris
Niemes
Dea Debats
General de Briche
Nisnes
Bentt I
Oki
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