Disturbances and Liberty of the Press in Paris and London
Reports describe unrest at Nimes amid theatre disturbances and a police response. The Journal des Debats notes suppressed truth, while the Quotidienne discusses a proposed press freedom law requiring securities and responsible editors. Parliamentary notes mention a Bill on game laws and Earl of Admiralty reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locrense
Offea
Purie
Gapette de France
Huet
Nimes
Register
Jequois
Paris
Les Bourbonas
Conalder
Quotidienne
Chamber of Deputies
Rodica
Poor Laws and rural ties under Salford Poor Law debate
An 18th or 19th century reflection critiques the Poor Laws and their impact on rural family bonds in Salford parish. It discusses fear that reform would undermine family welfare, prompting men to abandon wives and children, and warns that without changes the nation risks greater pauperism and social decay. It notes the difficulty of untangling the issue within existing legal frameworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Riley
Lords of the Admiralty
Brand
House of Commons
Udit Ie
Mer
Salford
England
Parliamentary Returns on Bank of Ireland notes and customs
Official returns show Bank of Ireland notes and Bank Post Bills in circulation at year starts and year ends, with totals for January 1797 and January 1919, and extensive figures on coal imports, national debt redactions, and Navy and Civil Service estimates. The document also lists game Acts provisions and a long set of social notices including marriages and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Carman
Bank of Ireland
Seoul
Bank of Irsland
Ireland
Great ‘Britain
Bannston
Great Britain
Treton
House of Commons
England
Victualling Board
Trae
Porte
Irs
United Kingdom
Zane
Buare
Leitrim Gaol Conditions Reported by Local Inspector
Local Inspector Brady writes to the editor detailing Leitrim Gaol conditions. He describes overcrowding in the back gaol and female division, poor accommodations, typhus outbreaks, and calls for major upgrades or a new prison. He proposes bedstead plans, better bedding, cell labeling, and improved daily routines to reduce disease and improve discipline. He also notes water and internal economy issues and urges prompt expansion.
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Pondext
Leitrien
He Tocks Tugpedar
Tia
Currekon
Shanagy
Leitrim
Leitetine
Bern
Bose
Ettablich
Tiits
Beca
Rome
al Orel
Tiemon Berg
Gaul
St Patrick Night Dresses Featured at Castle Ball
Dignitaries and aristocrats gathered at the Castle on St Patrick's Night to view dresses worn by ladies of distinction. The catalog lists ornate gowns, head-dresses, and jewelry worn by Lady Avmee-a, Lady Kursneth Ravansen, Lady Menephy, and others, with rich fabrics and pearls noted. In separate items, the Prince Regent held a levee at Carlton House, with royal attendance and foreign ambassadors, while beefsteak club members celebrated with Lord Chancellor and Lord Mayor among stewards and a musical, orchestra-heavy evening.
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Andy
Pisan
Aton
Bart Miljtown
Ilpabach
MicTlatoeh
Tenvel
St. Patrick's
Cee
Jaus Lorros
Emila Dreds
Kursneth Ravansen
Menephy
Gavinairs
GavBnairs
Mise A. GaLeearts
Sama
Mise Hamilton
Connt
W. F
Raiie
Eng
Woodstock
Eanlstioge
Maxhallian
Suile
England
Duke of San Carlos
York
Gloucester
Canterbury
King’s Bench
Admiralty Court
London
Wellingtom
Portland
Roxburgh
Ran Cerlos
North Sutherland
Athol
Norfolk
Argyle
Dorset
Newcastle
Marquises
Wicehest
Stafford
Worcester
Camden
Lanedown
Anglesey
Buckingham
Bath
Salisbury
Cholmondeley
Headfort
Bebosrough
Hardwicke
Taudesdale
Wlachedsea
Temple
Aberdeen
Révslyn
Bathurad
Albemarle
Yaremouth
Maccenfield
Liverpool
Westmorlend
Herrington
Clive
Remmath
Castlereagh
Sidmouth
Metville
Portugeene
Barous- Welle
Serobeld
Just
Pfelitzer
Pagel
Wolehee
de Montexquiee
Ludelf
Minster
Lieven
Worestow
Lucie
Besislesthede
Morrison
Hard Talbot
He Hutchinson
Gregory
Grace
Duke of Leinster
Margulis of
Stigo
Earl of
Jon Stevenson
Sir John
Quartete
Chocus
Dideard
Webbe
Purcell
Moore
Stevenson
Mevenson
Herve
Lind Murnington
Oddly Punctuated Club Evening Ends In Toasts
An unclear account describes a club gathering with a talkative sequence of toasts and remarks. The Vice President Mr Kay and Mr Koremisean are mentioned amid a lengthy, imperfect text that notes celebratory sentiment and a formal departure as the club breaks up.
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Osan
Mir Koremisean
Brial
Mont Monet
M‘ceany
Dradk
Kay
Election of a Scots Peer at Holyrood Palace
The Edinburgh correspondent reports the Holyrood palace election for a Scottish peer to sit in Parliament in place of the late Earl of Errol. Lord Belhaven won by ten votes over Lord Selkirk among twenty-nine to nineteen, amid a large crowd and orderly proceedings supervised by officials and clergy.
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Edinburgh
Thoraday
Holyroods House
William
Earl of Errol
Montgomery
Lord Belkraven
Stenton
Thomas
Bari Selkirk
Colin
Earl of Moray
Earl of Kellie
Eart of
Rigia
Earl of Findtater
Eart
Hopetown
Lord Gray
Terphisuen
Lord Eliback
Beliaven
Bello
Lord Belhaven
Rael of Elgin
Torphishen
Brulloam
Duke of ‘Gordon
Duke of Argyle
Duke of
Abel
Duke of Roxburghe
Davensberry
Marsis of
Tweeddale
Ale of Loching
Earl of Bachan
Ail of Eglington
Earl of Home
Earl of Lauderdale
Bart of Kinnoul
Earl of Weymsi
Earl of Leven
Earl of
Abuyne
Earl of Selkirks
Earl of Kelise
Earl of Findlater
Earl of Hepatous
Flibeas
Belhaven
Earl of Silkire
Lord Bélaven
Pears
High Court of Chancery
Macfarlane
Toon
Julio Dickie, Esq
Bailie
Holfruuilhoune
Royal Canal Director Election Follows Deceased Engineer
Election for Royal Canal director to replace the late Peter Lyoas lists candidates Andrew Deda and Jose Lamprey. Ballot completed at four o'clock. results show Lamprey ahead, with Dean declared elected by a majority amid unclear OCR text.
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Neserr
The
Royal Canal
Peter Lyoas
Eng
Jose
Andrew Deda
Jose Lamprey
Asgrs
Andrew Deuo
Bagieeseteee
Jumph Lamprey
Dean
Donnelly Irish Champion's First London Exhibition Fight
The Irish champion Donnelly sparred under Gray's Inn Lane crowd, drawing a large attendance at three shillings a head. Report notes Donnelly's speed, balance, and aggressive left, while Grigson defends with counter timing as spectators assess his merit against English rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnelly
Secuggins
Orang
Garter
Grigson
Loulen
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Hart
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Hou
Ha- Wann Tarbun
Anon
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Gardimer'anatree
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Marntagrs
St. George's Church
Wlominbury
Roweyy
Cutre Phew Allax
Lower Sackvilles Street
Dublin
Ruces Lochsa
J. 0. Lowien
Bedford Place
Buasselaaquate
Tipperary
Patrisoy Eniawas
Liverpowls
Manoannr
Juaxea Una Bien
Kildenny
AL Chri Chnerh
Cork
Anavaxnen Tovey
Fay
Ayn
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Sland
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Cantlemagner Church
County Cork
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Crofts
Mallow
Oun
Rooanta
Roy
Mra
Jonny Anans
St. Mary's
New Rage
Thomas Hacneir
County Tipperary
Anwarslula
Hay
AlCoola
County Westmeath
Rienaan Vonsorny
Spring Aastern
Wim
Ros. Brady
Co. Leitrim Gaul
HL Campbell
Helfiut
de. Wibnot
University of Oxford
John Craven Carden
Mathew
the Pastoral
Monin
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