Debates on Game Laws and Public Expenditure in Parliament
The House discusses the impact of game laws on poaching and farming, with speakers opposing broader legalization and urging protection of property rights. A later session critiques royal expenditure at Aix-la-Chapelle and related sums, calling for restraint and accountability in public spending.
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T. O. P. Wellesley
Wilbectares
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Mont Odlope
Creering
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Gon
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Bank ES Taid
Bent
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Wood
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Brand
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Siento
Holy of Commons
Lori Castlereagh
Duke of Wallington
Aix-la-Chapelip
Aix-la-Chapelle
Nicholas
Aste
Bestoir
Toval
Partiagwealdor
Civil Service
Morfog
Idworth
Deliberations on Public Expenditure and Trial by Battle Abolition
Debates in parliament on the admissibility of grants to royal services and the cost of diplomatic presents. Castlereagh critiques the Aix-la-Chappelle missions while Lord Lyndhurst and others discuss reforming royal prerogatives and abolishing trial by battle, with committee readings and adjournments noted. The minor party list and upcoming readings for related bills are listed.
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Royal George
Wellington
Aida-Chapelle
Menzler
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Pitt
Aix Dactiapelfe
Liew
Royal Motel
Edinburgh
Canning
Hart
F. Burdett Dahl
Baith
Manter
Bucalla
C IY
Ag Hit
Bart
P. Rordett
I. F. Fordett
Castle Events Notice for April At Dublin Castle
A dated notice from March 1819 announces social events at Dublin Castle including a drawing room and an ode, ryals and supper on Thursday evenings in April. It requests ladies in hoops and feathers and gentlemen in full dress to send their dance times to the Chamberlain before the deadline.
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Cuamnerlain
Dublin Castle
Manch
Prince Ragents
St George's Day
Lord Cochrane Joins Valparaiso Command in Patriotic War
Report from the Dublin Journal and London Mail describes Lord Cochrane taking chief naval command at Valparaiso with a squadron of one seventy gun ship two fifties and several frigates to protect San Martin’s expedition and cooperate in the Peru attack. It notes Lima’s anticipated last stand the use of rockets and British sailor spirit and the belief that the Patriots’ cause is already triumphant despite Spain’s oppression and Chile’s vast yet fragile landscape. The piece adds that Cochrane’s vessel will not sail by steam, will be rigged for sailing, and is too light to bear heavy guns.
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Cochrane
Valparaiso
San Martin
Peru
Lima
Tery
United Kingdom
Lord Cochrane
Valparaizo
Chili
Ferra
Vallion
Spain
Walt
Pacific
Donaparte Second Letter and Flanders Mail Update
A second letter from Count de Las Cases to Prince Lucien Bonaparte is excerpted, with notes on Longwood and Helena events, including a servant's misstep and cautions about transmitting papers. The Flanders Mail discusses indirect duties law, Luxembourg frontier disputes, and pending commission decisions to resolve border uncertainties.
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Lectex
Helena
Mir H. Lowe
Longwood
Mane
Soar
Thos
London Funds and Market Signals Amid Treasury Plans
A London Sunday paper reports ministers considering raising funds for the year without loans, Exchequer bills bearing interest, and a three million balance to be raised by a quota. Revenue for the current quarter falls short versus last year, while customs decline but other departments face deficiencies. London trade remains tight, continental markets show improvement, and exchange rates rise with bullion declines. The Hog Market and money markets show activity. Consols drift, Exchequer bills stay high, and money remains plentiful on the stock exchange.
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Chester Mail
Hogi Exchange
Stock Exchange
Coffee trade revival noted in Antwerp market activity
Reports from Batavia in late October show a surge of American traders buying coffee with dollars, driving prices from sixteen to twenty four dollars per pecos as anticipation of a new export duty looms. The Antwerp purchase of three hundred pounds on Dutch and Hamburgh accounts signals resumed market activity amid general commercial suspension.
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Antwerp
Batavia
Riot at Aughnacloy Not Guilty Verdict Reported
Indicted men for murder of Michael M Kenna at Aughnacloy Races October 30 were tried at Monaghan Assizes. Jury returned Not Guilty verdict. Full report promised in next publication.
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Michael M‘kenna
Aughnacloy Racea
Monaghan
Grain markets show dull demand and price drops in Dublin
In Dublin Corn Exchange Manon 24 traders report weak grain demand with prices easing across varieties. Prime wheat and inferior grains fall about small per barrel amounts while oats stay dull and barley weak, distillers parcels slip 6d to 6d per barrel. Oatmeal and flour price movement remains subdued with whisky distillations unchanged.
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Dublin
Corn- Exchange
Manon
Proceedings of the Chamber on Budget and Debates 1819
The Chamber of Deputies handled the Budget for 1819 with discussion on the consolidated and funded debt, foreign affairs costs, and war expenses. A proposal to open a credit of 25 million francs was debated as the government seeks funds to meet public debt and administration costs amid rising expenditures.
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Aix-le Chapelle
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Marine
Cnmpellid
Pune
Ministry of Finance
Ile
Hove
Sugden
Ministry For Foreign Aftain
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