Milbank Penitentiary bill amid Privy Council debate
Reading fragments show a 1819 to 1820 debate on the Penitentiary at Milbank funds and reforms. References to the Privy Council, the Lord Chamberlain, and various bills appear, with discussion of appeals, mercy, and constitutional principles. The text also notes moves for third reading and amendments, plus remarks about court and military matters.
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Milbank
Sonn
Tren
Sooo
Loverness
Fort Wil Ham
Watson
Aldesmas
Dublin Castle Levée and Court Martial Items
In Dublin Castle on March 17 1818 a serjeant from the Guards moved to call Jotr hardy to the bar and custody was taken for absence. A committee member was questioned and Stinton faced court martial for various offenses while a leee at the Castle announces a levee on April 28 and a drawing room on Thursday evening with a banquet and music. The notices mention births and a placeholder Drince ts and indicate a period style royal or military routine with official events at the castle.
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Serext
Arion
Ken Serfeant Harvey
Stinton
Severa Fle
Shamberlain
Pone Castle
Princi Ste Gad
DA Maye Thong
Georg Dey
Cession of Florida to the United States debated in Congress
The Dublin Journal reports on the long contested cession of West and East Florida to the United States. It details geographic boundaries, climate, and natural resources, tracing historical claims from Sebastian Cabot to 1783 and recounting earlier governance, territorial changes, and diplomatic moves leading to possible American annexation.
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Florida
United States
Thal
Congress
Bengats
Gulf of Mentoog
Ean
West
East
Sebastian
Cabot
John Ponce
Spain
Porto Bleo
North America
Britain
Mexico
Gmouth
St. Mary
Westasrl
Pascagola
Mobile
Escambia
Pensacelus
East Florida
St Mary's
Appillachtcots
Noctinra
St. John's
Bay of Apalache
St Anne
Foulians
Pebo
Olea Hole
Washington
Louisheny
Strdes
Sant Prorida
Dickson
Poasehaigan
Pensacola
Igpals
Reorgiae
Duirgd
Blake
Baten Noda
Rene We
Pennoni
Bagh
Renting Po
Bociatigak
Noril
Red River
Pacific
Gream
United Sintey
Floridas
India
Louisanos
Increase of luxury wines in Ireland shows rising riches
The article argues that luxury wine duties rose sharply in 1815 to 1819, implying economic growth. It notes higher consumption of capethie and Spanish wines, a fall in Madeira, and claims merchants faced difficulties in 1816. The piece links wine duty increases to a general rise in wealth and a postwar recovery, though cites distressed credit episodes.
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Ireland
Dubthe
Tynantry
Clurgy
Draleud
Mandot
Capethie
Prerich Wlat
Tooerlo
France Election Debates Stir the Chamber of Deputies
A Paris chamber debate on election laws reveals fears of abuse and manipulation within the electoral system. Leaders argue the commission lacks proof, while opponents warn that new rules threaten the charter and royal authority.
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Chamber OF Deputies
Mancy
Mastin Ox Gant
Dba Chamber of Pears
Tribune
Segared
Tos
Smam
Todiecas
Chamber of Peers
Elaciore
Bert
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Savisig
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House OF ‘Lords
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Manta
Am Debiark
Cupar
Fran Balzon
Walden
HOUSE
Commons
Wennesmay
Manon
Soinbias
Zieh Boighs. Thay
Tate
Baking
Lt Devincey
Jes Fhomes
Hastings Davies
Lond Viscount
Deters
Dencannon
Orpaive
Worcester
Cary Ray
Ciltney
Townshend
Althorpe
Daly
General Phipps Wade
Tierney
Bien
Nir Bennet
Wynne
Dublin Castle
Marcy
Therg
Badkange
Henry Lansud
the Dublin Journal
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Bern
Ted
Feaih Waleed Wharabereres
Digesegt
Aliitar Techpole
Georgia
Mississippi
St. John’s
Thor Atona
West Florida
Peninsuls
Streummer
Widom
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Gulf Storus
Georgis
Geglinan
Ata
Chevalier
Tronia
Red
States
Mysantas
Rocky Mountaina
M. Basco
England
Iljbealyi
Frange
Ieee Steerie Inte
Ramferouy
Ita
Mary
Peghl
Beedle
France
Brechten
Avery
Paris
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