Parliament debates tax cuts and Ireland grand jury reform
A House discussion centers on reducing taxation and the sinking fund, with Mr Bennett and Mr Browne arguing for broader tax cuts. A select committee is appointed to study grand jury provisions in Ireland for fair taxation, amidst references to debt reduction and fiscal policy.
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Hrowne
Caveans
Wr Bennett
Hey
Gia the Hon
Gant
Bono
Bono$tl
Marriage Legitimacy Clash at Consistory Court in London
In London on a Saturday the Consistory Court judged the protest of Arthur Chichester against its jurisdiction over a complex marriage validity dispute involving the Marquis and Marchioness of Donegal. The case centers on legitimacy questions of their children and succession to titles and estates, with Chichester challenging the court’s authority and proceedings. The decision overruled the protest, leaving the court to continue with the case while addressing objections, and additional notes recount a separate duel-like incident at Rainham and a marriage in Dublin.
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Donegal
London
Saturday St
Robinson
Arthur Chichaster
Court of Chancery
Kik Wise
Chichester
Te Marqule
Murdain Aylog
Chichaster
Ntowell
Changery
Courh
de Lushington
Evan
McA
Chiehcatar
Christopher Robinson
Jarge
Seid Stowell
Tuut Ghosr
Wad Gaen
Mbrook
Rainham
Rugeralt
Lanixkulen Dragoons
Woolley Spooneie
B. N
Bow
Lanny
Bag
Nory Thins
Tardos
Portica
Spenvar
Mayeral
Just
East Harnet
Garrow
Thomas Whylan
the Clay
Dublin
Alicia
Jedward Egan
Assage’ House
Shorts
Female Fashions for May in Morning Drove
Morning Drove presents fashion notes describing several garments. A yellow silk dress with wave wreath, high back, tight sleeves, and yellow satin edges. a round tulle dress with pearls and coral floral trim. a marine-cut bodice with three tulle Falls. a Parisian style bolero and feathered headpiece. evening French dress with pink satin embellishments. dinner party English dress with celestial lines and white silk accents. accessories include white gloves, pearl jewelry, and white shoes from Scheremann's Repository.
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Pétero
Naples
Schermann
Bélfont
Pension rules change for new army recruits in 1822
Royal warrant announces that soldiers enlisting after April 24 1822 are not eligible for service alone pensions until completing 23 years in infantry or 24 in cavalry. Discharge after those periods or death, invalidity, or wounded status will qualify for pension per established regulations. Card and date: Carlton House, March 20 1822.
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Wattaart
Geosox Jr
Dale
Dulober
Carlton Palace
Military Obituary and Miscellany From Army List
An old military obituary notes Major General iardyama and Lieutenant Colonel Steuart among Bengal and Barbia units aboard the Lady Popham, with numerous officers listed from various regiments. The item includes a home remedy for burns, and a guide to Man Island towns with population figures for VR2L.
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Iardyama
Foot
Bengal
Steuart
Scott
Aga
Jamaica
Elanover
Short
B. H. Soames
P. Elford
Asigna
Wheatly
Leod
France
Heine
H. P
Mullaly
Bourke
Sith
Bullsbridge
Dublin
Daporsoont
Roy
Hep
Fort George
Napier
Chatham
Barbice
Man
Bank contract talk sparks speculation on pensions plan
A communication to the stock exchange from Treasury and Exchequer officials announces a Tuesday meeting to review a contract aimed at eliminating pensions and half pay. The plan, likely favoured by select corporate bidders, centers on government payments for a forty five year period in exchange for pension obligations.
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Loxon
Afock
Theath
Treasury
Stock Exchange
Todd
Ito Cantios
Purtica
Taka
Corse
Inantnaco
South Sea‘ Company
Geong
Phe
Eee Exchange
Couxple
Uhe Bank
Consola
Sollent
Madrid
Cortes
Mesa Anjouia
Abbasd
Catalonia
Ansoalueia
Navarre
Gallicia
Ardouin, Hubbard and Co
Rmegaler
Spain
Haing
Perilous famine looms as prices surge in Tuam and county
May 4 reports gloom from Tuam and Tralee on rising breadstuff costs. Oats, meal, and flour soar amid scarcity, with potatoes selling at extreme rates. Markets show tension as supplies dwindle though large reserves exist locally. Officials hint at temporary relief plans, while warnings of continued hardship persist.
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Dutier
Bern
Sania
United Kingdom
Ponttry
Bayley Bere
Moonay
Kitlalin
Westie
Catatos
Sanaa Tralee
Ding
Raisary
Alor
Bonn
Limerick
Monsent
Bengo
Provincial Intelligence and Local Disturbances Reported
Reports from Clonmel Kilnash and Limerick describe emigration waves to the mainland, suspected information heeding delays, and police inquiries. A Dublin bound misdeclared meal seizure affected indigent schools, while armed disturbances in Kilnaboy and Rathard led to house raids and theft of arms and livestock.
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Dublin
Twain Herald
John Burke
Ao Kot
Clonmel
Imurder
Bia
Louse
Docnall
Limerick
James Kerby
Rathard
Lerbertstown
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John Newyort
Ireland
John Newport
Secratary Poit
Plunkett
Abarcromby
Quore Dawson
Calera
Agar Ellis
Syoye Cooptt
Courtenay
Jatouche
Bernard
George Lamb
Stewart
Tyrone
Cavow
Mine Rios
Charlon Grant
Skaffington
Bocher
Ste Arthur' Chichester
Davy
Butter Clarke
Home
Denis Browne
Ord Wikooidt Ennismore
Power
Parsons
Waterford
Ieto
Bar Gugm Fblu
Bill Majoaty
Londondersy
Katoh
North America
Hall Belinbie
Uuskisson
Bogayod Rangriettare
Mr Ricardo
Tia
Kilkenny
Lown
Killeen
Rilhmaneyt
Cranagh
Kilmunsyh
William Waring
Kay
Kilbrohan
George Canning
Tuilorune
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