Petition against Copy Right Act and Ireland reforms
The House heard a petition from the Academies of Rimburgh opposing the Copy Right Act. Debates followed on Irish Grand Jury reforms, civil powers, and petitions from naval officers. Votes covered the Land Tax Assessment Bill, Irish Protestant Charter Schools grants, and the Committee of Supply with allocations for the Army, Hall libraries, and various departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Monnay
Rimburgh
W. Fitzgerald
Ireland
Abercromby
Chas. Butlen
Bunts
Meher
Henry Parnell
Meath
Waldegrave
Frederick Bedford
Royal Navy
Crok Ett
Greenwich Hospital
Capt. Waldegrave
Vicut
Bedford
Croker
Lor St. Vincent
James Graham
Wynn
Lord Castlereagh
S.ramily
Mr. Brougham
W. Guist
C. Manck
Newman
Bathurst
Assize
Committee of Supply
H. Pans Nell
Tomorroh
House OF Lords
Tresnay
Mary
Duke of Cambridge
Tixepay
Rumors of Lyons Conspiracy Doubted in London Journal
The Dublin Journal reports London arrival of foreign papers noting circulating rumors of a Lyons conspiracy and revolution. The writer doubts them and warns that post-occupation withdrawal could threaten the French government’s tranquility, urging foreign powers to let France guide its internal policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
London
Baden and Bavaria Clash Over Baden Loss at Frankfort
A correspondence between the Duke of Baden and the King of Bavaria laments the planned dismemberment of Baden by the Congress at Frankfort. The King of Bavaria, a passive spectator, is cited amid hopes that justice will prevail against continental intrigue and forced territorial transfers. The bulletin notes a new decree by Ferpinano to boost commerce with 2 percent duties, extending to key ports and involving free import deposits for foreign goods for a year, with provisions on warehouse charges and enforcement. Signed by the King, Palace, March 30, 1818.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of
Bapen
Bavaria
Frankfort
Baden
Holy Alliance
Ferpinano
Furninano
Santander
Corunna
Cadiz
Alicant
Speaiah
America
Aruelas
Qua Martia de Garey
Madras Army operations and Holkar defeats described
A Baltic era summary from Bombay reports details heavy fighting in India with British and allied forces suffering casualties. The text notes defeats of Holkar’s troops near Nagpoor and Meiodorp, captures and heavy drone losses, plus several killed and wounded officers and men. It mentions Sir Thomas Hislop, General Doveton, and Captain Staunton among those affected.
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Or- Kan
Tuas
India
Bombay
Nagpoor
George Sothly
Wong
Raju
Berar
Deveton
Holkar
Meiodorp
Madras
John Malcolo
Thomas Hishop
Soa
Scindial
Peist Wa
Stuith
Napuraker
Ihokla
Poona
Smith
Kelkee
Noveber
Huthar
Mulbar Row
Nothar
T. Hislop
Meindpoor
John Malcolm
Banthay
Poonah
Stinnton
Lut Regiment Native Infantry
Coresaum
Prishwa
Ceregaom
Staunton
Percor
Cureganu
Chixholm
Madras Artillery
Wingale
Fugland
Staupten
Madeas
Paltisoa
Voundllon
Serda
Beitint
Pernony
Bia
Thoway
Mulhar
Bern
Willa Keir
Rutleam
Runpoor
Hennedy
Rita Ur Seepre
Uist
T. Hixlop
Ames
Hothur
Ie Ri Cer
Netinpdor
Bombay Courier
Charlesworth
Madras Native Infantry
Pew
Capiton Lloyd
Bengal Cavalry
Bayley
Fiuillier
Holkur
Bven Nepean
Coleman
Macleod
Royal Scote
Gleay
Hatt
3D Poouab
Bowen
Hunter
Adt
Norton
10Th
The
Rifles
Noble
Lorse Artillery
Lyon
Sth Cavalry
Citbings
Sth
Pant Gwynoe
Kities
Drake
Jones
Cleruana
Mathina
Stevenson
Mackintosh
Gamage
Horse Artillery
Evans
Lot Regiment
Middlesex election debate taints Parliament in volatile session
Amid heated exchanges the House confronted accusations of corruption and notoriety over elections. Speakers including Wynne, Wood, Brand, and Burdett clashed as Castlereagh proposed renewing the Allen Act powers, while Ferguson’s discharge echoed in the disarrayed debate. The motion was defeated without a division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
F. Burdett
T. Perguson
Newgate
Lord Castlereagh
Dafarlang
J. Lewes
Vansittart Baying
Castlereagh
Palt
H. Wellesley
Treasury
House of Commons
Aicon
Rd Cartiereagh
Baronet
W. Wynne
Wood
Middlesex
Brand
Sfurwen
FL Burdett
Darl
Colonel Wood
Fon
Hem
War Rumors and Trade Talks Hit Paris and London
A fragment discusses a US war posture against the Siminole within Florida, suggesting possible pretext for occupying Spanish territory. It notes failed Dutch US treaty talks due to divergences in commercial principles and portends American agents may have stirred conflict. It also cites beef and pork contract news and naval repair spending figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Floridas
Spain
Florida
Union
United States
Netherlands
London
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Mr. Renn
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Glasgow
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Signet of
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Liverpool
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Bank Apfataa
P. Grenfell
P. Thornton
Grenfslil
Manning
Thornton
Foster
Finlay
Clyde
Harvey
Firtay
Doctor Burney
Dublin Journal
Baden and
Mr. Sotherby
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Pfantry
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