Naval and diplomatic dispatches amid war and unrest
Reports from the Admiralty detail ships and captains bound for the West Indies and China, with fleets moving up the Thames and at Dover. News from France and the Netherlands touches on Mont Vaudreuil, Martinique, and British fleet actions, while Congress considers land allotments and a stance on independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerehante
France
Mont
Vaudreuil
Reaber
Admiral Ke Et
Americaf
Botton
Mhredd Comiadure Alllack
Vaudgeuil
Martinico
H.gene
Lalar
Fandros
Congress
Bolt
Grosvenor India
Fatis
Parliamentary Wrangle Over Loan Bill Delays House of Lords
In a turbulent session the Lords debated the second Reading and Committee stage of the Loan Bill. Lord Shelburne and Duke of Portland urged speed to avoid financial disruption, while Lord Stormont pressed for timely passage and accountability. Lords clashed over precedent for altering money bills and the timing of readings, amid concerns about the East Indies loan and government duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Walsingham
P of Commons
Earl Fitswilliam
Supreme Council of Bengal
Earl of
America
Lord Stormont
Lown
England
Lord Thurlow
Viscount Stormont
Commons
Earl of Shelburne
House of Commons
Duke of Portland
Earl
All
Bydney
Limerick Turmoil and Dublin Crime Reports 1783
Limerick Independents fired three rounds yesterday the Mall, and Loyal Limerick volunteers fired a feu de joie in Main Street at night. An accidental stable fire broke out at Mr Boyle inn, and a jail breakout led to arrests after a letter from the chief magistrate. Galway sees a government order reducing the First Connaught Regiment by eight companies with about 240 discharged. Justice sentences listed include hangings, floggings, and imprisonments from the Dublin Assizes. Reports of public notices, unemployment relief, and local commerce fill the page with births marriages and deaths, and notices from the Lord Mayor and City authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
Beit Sen
Boyle
Hickey
Tiomond-gate
Martin
Killaloe
Sisiting
James Healy
Margaret Galvin
Greaves
Rebecca Mann
Young
Galway
Connaught Provincial Regiment of Foot
Dublin
Thomas Greene
City of Dublin
Michaelmaly West
Sheriffs and Commons
Benjamin Smith
Dride-street
Pacifk Ewing
James's Street
Amsbrose Leet
Alexander Kirkpatrick
Benjamin South
Taylor and Lambert
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Me Glautrner
Dublin Journal
Irda
Nas
West Indies
Lever Bom Elineot
Ban É Ig Ce
Ae de
Denmark
Fuge Ca Rabbulm
China
Arp Bches
Hina
Cama
Céunt
Namibe
Earl Temple
John Moore
Oew
Sid Horm
Acing
Bangus
Iin
Ion Tor
Remar Gros
Smyrthe
Venice
Senate
Matt Penny
Netherlands
Europe
Memes
Blackwall
Great Britain
Ring of
Sweden
Phil i
Utes
Portsmouth
Burke
Hastings
Pitt
Parliamentary Intelligence
House of Lords
Tmonsway
Miogehis
Armani
Tad
House Or Commons
Trenspar
Mey
Cecil Wray
Ber
Sir Thoma Rurnibold
Spesher
India
Rela
London
DubLo
Treasury
Guy
Cheittmat
Ireland
Hercot
Sicily
Dodder
Liffey
Kingdom of Ireland
Satterth
Phoenix
Park
North
Mel Owens
Strveybr
Bridget Farrell
Chapcery
Perfoli
Iormofighurhan
Hyder
Polley
Foerne
Nicholas Fleton
York-street
Elgy
Rex Crecary
Condu
Abbey-street
Finglas
Parede
Leighlin-bridge
Benjamin Rothe
Ae Milltown
Lawrence
Micheel Kane
Marybohelane
Calico
Mife
Mary Elliott
Dirty-lane
John Culfe
Efgbo
Kilkenny
Sibella Bar- Pugton
Cullenagh
Queen's County
Paul Hughey
Eli
Huffeys
Stephen-fircee
Church-street
George Bryan
Princer's Bateman
Bogland
Melrim Wilson and Wyld’s
Ormond-market
Barnaby O'Reilly
Paris
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