Post Office Notice on Parliament Postage Privileges 1798
Public notice from Dunsin March 24 1798 details acts approving free or reduced postage for letters and packets to and from Members of Parliament during sessions and surrounding days. It outlines weight limits one ounce, handling rules for handwriting, exemptions for newspapers, and limits on the number of letters per member per day with provisions for excess letters and how charges apply. Signed by JOAN LEES, Secretary.
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Dunsin
UBLIC
Lengeh
Ava
Pol
Howe
Poitiivatters
Joan Lees
Trefain
King’s Tana
Dublin
Clonkill
Parish Reilly
Logal Mani
Braurenawy
Lonn Crancetror, By His Excelle Commant, Directed the Yeoman Uther ‘Black Rad
Commons
House of Peers
Great Britain
Higregudar
Pratt
Erithman
Cork
MaRel
Princess of
Chanvellor En Vagian
Leute
Rotunda Handel Commemoration Benefit Concert
Public invited to a charity performance of the Messiah on Wednesday April 4 under Mr Giordani and Mr Waniewicz with Mrs Cooke and others. Proceeds for the Irish Musical Fund supporting decay ing musicians and families.
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Tyark Excestenciga
Camden
Wagle
Irish Musical Fund
Decayxe
Anu
Giordani
Jens
Waniewicz
Aldo
Cooke
The Rev Hugh Stewart and Defendants
The Rev Hugh Stewart and other defendants appear in a court document that outlines a civil action. The filing lists parties involved and references forthcoming proceedings or motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Stewart
Cheap Edition of Arper's Pamphlet on U S France Dispute
New edition published by Wa Watton and Son presents Rostat Goontor Hanren's tract on the United States and France dispute. It aims for wide dispersion with a price likely five shillings or more, and appeals to readers in Ireland to grasp French views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa. Watton and Son
Carus Sraret
Privo
United States of America
France
Rostat Goontor Hanren
South Carolina
Irelaidy
Insurrection Act Debated in Irish Lords and Penal Reform
Lord Reayway appeals for a preventive bill against vagrants and insurrection, urging police like mutual pledges and townland penalties to deter murders. The speech favors balancing liberty with public safety and proposes a district headborough system with penalties for harboring criminals. The Lords discuss extending measures to curb sedition while preserving civil rights. The Commons hear a strong address praising loyalty and military support as the session ends.
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Lord Reayway
Lord Auckland
England
Usinela
Inelinalion
Povate
Counstry
Headborough
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Rotunda
Handel
Sons of Hand
Peyviounn
Moira
Shannon
Charlemon Beerron
Aidboroo
Partaatine Kirwanny
Cagniak
Crary
Leipers
Gretonoe
Cuomment
Shady Lions
Mountj7y
Fion
Parmar
Casmel
Wesymeay
Arran
Guanbokty
Mint Town
Newar
O'Nalil
Lady Cattery
Cuvauer
Gasp
Witklow
Lord Monck
Latouche
Agndahte
Cawa
James McLatchy
Ralph Oe Gene
Dante Stanford
Fedeyeaferly
Ela
Plainettfa
the Dublin Journal
Arper's Pampheet
James
Hans Riddael
Dun-Hn
Charles
BSTE
Irish Parliament
House OF Lords
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