Manifesto on European affairs and market turmoil in London
A London Tuesday page discusses a manifesto defending revolutionary actions and accusing allied powers of injustice. It reports a fall in consols from 17 34 to 71 0 amid heavy selling, panics over intelligence, and rumors of Paris and Italian crises. News from the stock market includes estimates of British consols and government bonds, with notes on a cabinet absence and Neapolitan levies. Catholic clergy in Dublin are cited regarding an upcoming vote on Mr Plimsoll's bill and related religious proceedings.
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Neutrality and financial policy in Britain and Ireland
Summary of parliamentary discussions on British neutrality and potential war avoidance, cash payments in banking, Peel's coinage plan for 1823 1825, and Irish tithe debate. Includes mentions of Lords and Commons actions, ministers, and varied Irish petitions.
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Catholic Claims Face Parliament Debate In 19th Century Lords
Debates in the House touch Catholic petitions and proposed bills. Leaders warn measures may provoke annual pleas for repeal, arguing strictures on clergy risk deeper division between Catholics and Protestants while Milner’s stance cited amid petitions signed by notable Catholics.
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