Petition Debates Over Irish Tithe and Linen Bounties
In a divided session the House debates Irish tithes and the Tithe Composition Bill with petitions from Kilkenny Drogheda and Bangor urging relief and reforms. The French squadron rumor is denied and focus shifts to Irish linen bounties with ministers urged to guard regional trade.
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Abolition Debates and Petitions Across the Irish Board
Debates address school funding and board decisions on abolition of certain allowances. Sir J Newport and Mr Goulburn clash over ministerial and cabinet roles in appointing new commissioners. Waterford Chamber petitions seeking bonded wheat relief. Scottish distillers pressed on whisky taxation and reform as Chancellor weighs changes and timing.
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Turbulent Diplomatic News From Lisbon to Tunis
Letters from the Turkish capital report calm relations between Porte and Russia, while a Russian ambassador arrives in St Petersburg. Lisbon accounts note Brazil-bound Portuguese expedition with 9,000 troops led by General Silveira, plus French ships at Cadiz increasing tensions. Maracaibo letters praise English consul Sutherland’s conciliatory work as Caraccas Coffee prices fall and exports list shows Coffee and Cocoa values. Tunis chronicles the death of Basha Bey and succession by Sidi Hagan Bey, with Mustafa Hey maneuvering for revenue.
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Revenue Angarrangements and Salary Cuts in Excise Dept
The Excise departments have had salaries axed with no class reductions. Each officer keeps the same rank and salary, with a possible ten year service advance. Supernumeraries see similar increases, while the Tax department’s extinct scale introduces a one third cut for retirees rising with years of service. The Lord Lieutenant funds a Parochial Free School in Galway with two hundred pounds placed in Suvihe Bank last week.
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