Commercial Distress and Parliamentary Proceedings in Era
Long analysis of Anglo commerce under the Continental system, its impact on Britain’s economy, and expectations of relief with peace. Reports from the House of Commons and Lords cover debates on continental policy, insolvent debt inquiry, coal duties, aliens naturalization, and consolidation fund measures, with votes and notable speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonapante
Great Britain
England
Bonaparte
Greal
Britain
House of Commons
Mexander
Perceval
Bellinngham
Thos
Earl of Liverpool
Bank of Scotland
House of Lords
Lord Sidmouth
Ireland
Francis Burdett
Westminster
Lamb
Exchequer
Tierney
Finance Committee
M. W. Ridley
Lady Fane Tempest Court of Chancery Settlement Delayed
In a Chancery hearing Lord Stewart and infant Lady Francis Emily Fane Tempest discussed amending a deed of settlement before her marriage. The court approved the motion restricting collieries and rents to protect the estate, ensuring lawful direction of the marriage and future property. The hearing noted delays due to Lord Stewart’s illness and recorded the death of Hon Montagne Mathews in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Lord Stewart
Clement
Lordalip
Han
Autrin
Elivat
The English Funds Rise on London Corresp Ond
A London correspondent reports a morning steady tone in Helion and Consuls with a late rally. Bank Stock traded weakly while Consols edged up to 74 and the market closed modestly firmer on improved interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Helion
Statistical Survey Charity and Clergy Promote National Inquiry
A forward-looking section declares Volume three of a Statistical Survey in progress with clerical zeal to study Ireland’s actual state. It argues that precise data on moral and physical country conditions is essential for sound legislation and cites Dr. Fitzgerald and Dr. Shaw Mason’s Redstraw report as exemplary. The obituary notes Mrs Waser Bask’s piety and respected character in a summary of local religious and social esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Fitzgerald
Shaw Mason
Fashionable World Ladies Dresses at Patrick’s Day Ball
An account of the Ladies Dresses from a Ball at Casile celebrating St Patrick. Numerous ladies wear white tabinet and satin dresses with silver, lace, and beading, topped by feathered head dresses and diamond accessories. Names of attendees include Countess of Loxoronn, Lady Tateo, Lady Baget, Miss Packenham, Mrs. Haway Hasityron, and many others across diverse gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casile
Patrick
Wolligegreen
Alu
Ireland
F. Tateo
Mavonsas
Mannens
Tady Loote
Poupaa
Sacapaan
Buakenwey
Lady Hellam
Wroutam Hamyuton
Staxtopa
Roachs
Bpaxap
Mies Fonngs
Mins Vemixen
Mim Vervaeron
Miss V. Knoz
Mead
Mia
O'Neilll
Doxnovax
Miss Upton
Miss Vasey
H. Pacnanttam
Miss Packenham
Mint
Packaxnam
Nina Roase
Avais
Aline Macan
Tina Drese
Drese
Miss Bostrom
Isaac
A.leaac
Batian
Jeavia Waite
Mru
Malin
Mia Pcyswon
Ailver
Hadad Deqea
Eauhyes
Yrarte
Fashion notes of a white satin gown and ornate headpieces
The article describes a white satin dress with pearl detailing and a painted velvet cloth, a rich white spied tive dress with a border of chamrucke and roses, and a white cabinet drawn with shagrocks. It mentions blond Gonace, red feather trims, pearls, and a feathered head dress.
Benevolent Society of St Patrick Charity Dinner in London
The Benevolent Society of St Patrick held a Dublin style gathering at the City of London Tavern. Nobility and MPs toasted royal figures, celebrated apprentices and charity children, with speeches urging continued support and nationwide sympathy for Ireland.
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London
Manel
Audivarsars
St. Pateteh
City of London
Grace Theke
Leia
Dar
Rox
Yreland
Dersiny
Chaly
Marquis of
Dowanshire
George Canning
M. P
Bective
Raoetayd
Arthur Hill
Jobe Doyie
G.C.R
Benjamin Blombeld
Alderman Thorpe
W. Beecher
al. P. Ale
Maney Dawson
Pervand
Prince Regert
Duke of York
Howe
Chatman
Benevolent Society of
St. Petrick
Herr de Weanour
Asafa
Mt. Pairlek
Theo Dratk
Mfr. Webb
Nove
Univ
Zach Wainy
Trimen
Gur Rayal
Duke of Kent
Awidad
Duke of Leinster
Ireland
Conte
bin Fein
Dinergther
Win
Fizgerald
Duke of
Lesquier
Duke of Wellington
Wis
Suog
Cama
Marquis of Hastings
Broadhurst
Prince Hegent
Castlereagh
Fem
Marquis
Lange Wo
Meri
Carules
Guin
Aed
Clanwilliam
Lord Stewart
Mr. Gratlau
Guineau
Mr. Canging
Lord Bective
Guiirece
He Blomfield
Guinews
Mowery Dievan
Gord Arethor Hid
Bord Wotham Fiegerad
Deriman Thorpgulin
Dievant
Canaing
Wellington
Crone
Earl of
Welliig
Hue
Yiitr
Gada Ag
Casyiva
Ptap
Sheriffs Defend Newgate Chaplain Appointment Process
In a Assembly House meeting on the 12th, Sheriff Mond explained that sheriffs cannot appoint a Newgate chaplain without a Court of King's Bench order. After delays with Grand Jury appointees, they sought six to seven clergy from Dr Bray, who could not name multiple suitable candidates. They appointed Rev. Richard Henry of St Paul’s Parish, and were commended for their conduct. Norris and Gigard praised the sheriffs, and thanks were moved to them but suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newgate
Assembly
William Street
Norris
Bray
Ivy
Hin
Iin
Peron
Troy
Richard Henry
St. Paul's Parish
Tree
Gigard
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Tbe
Tevet
Castiehee Thurles
Correspandenia
Statistical Survey
Benevolent Society of ST. Patrick
Wieboot
Downsayie
Treland
W. Firgoenato
George Catraing
Canwina Anid
Leinster
Leimeter
Jony Dove
Chairaian
Joan Davie
Pee Bencih
M*naeunam
M'Naghten
Scottiah
Tole
Sander
Childhen
Erin
M'Noghten
Paddy Carey
Caronan
Joan Down
Joan
Fregaiia
Haroes
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