Irish and English Parliament Notes April 30 Proceedings
Reported committee passage of Irish Military Act, Irish Public Accounts Audit Bills, Place and Pension Duty Bill, and Irish Tobacco Duty Regulation Bill. Motion on Colonel Mahon’s appointment deferred to May 19. Question over American Papers production raised. In Council, witnesses examined in Birmingham on commerce and manufacture before adjournment.
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Lrish
House OF Commons
Houses
M.mahon
Watterlop
Thomas Parts
Joseph Shore
Chamber of Commerce
Birmingham
James Ryland
Brmingham
Edward Spooner
William Blakeway
Lords Friday Session Reports Irish and Bank of England Debates
The Lords discussed Irish Public Accounts and Irish Military Accounts Bills passing third reading. A first reading was given to the Irish Partnership Regulation Bill. Lords Hunan and others debated Captain Henry’s intelligence inquiries and related correspondence. Lords pondered grain distillation, oats prices, and Bank of Ireland information to be laid before the House.
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Gentlerman
Templecown
Dundax
Keorick
America
Lord Honan
Sir J. Craig
Henry
General Prevou
Rish Distilleries
Earl of Danxing
Dublin
Limerick
Darnley
Lauderdale
Vis
Ireland
Scotland
Gibraar
Earl of Dauntey
Earl of Laupeanane
Earl of Liaenice
Hozzano
Bank of Ireland
Earl Bathvast
Earl of Lavoguare
Earl of Livanpoon
Lord King
Rosse
Earl Guay
Bank OF England
Earl of Laupgan
Debates Over Barracks Expenditure and Civil Liberties
In the House of Commons a dispute over barracks funding tops the session with opposition arguing barracks are unconstitutional and threaten liberty while defense of the measure cites public order. MPs clash on estimates, troop deployment, and the sword versus the law in governing protests and rioting.
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Manrtens
F. Bmpert
the Treasury
Elizabeth
Charles I
Charles IL
Cromwell
Charles
Lord Clarendon
James II
Baronet
Couatry
Lauderes
Hedr.j
Regiment of Howe Guards
Mary Luox Park
Sloop Sarpedon Captures Danish Privateer Rep Off Fair Island
From the London Gazette May 1 1812 Vice Admiral Otway forwards Capt Parkats report of the sloop Sarpedon capturing the Danish privateer Rep off Fair Island on April 26 after two days at sea. She carried four guns two swivels and twenty five men.
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Admiralty Ofice
Otway
Vracaanieche
John Wilson Croker
Parkat
Sarpedon
Fair Island
North Bergen
Carlton-Havre
Duke
Tofanges Do
Supreme Council of Regency of
Spain and the Indies
Ferdinand the Seventh
Count’ de Fernandunez
Duke de Monteslano
Duke del Infantado
Prince Regent
Viscount Cautlereagh
Robert Chester
Court grants Conditional Order in Nixon defamation case
In the King's Bench on March 5 the prosecution of George Nixon by James Magee led to a Conditional Order for a Criminal Information against Nixon publisher of The Dublin Evening Post. The alleged article of 11 February claimed Maguire’s information and asserted a magistrate in Fermanagh refused to take it. The court granted the Motion.
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Court OF King's Bench
George Nixon
J. Magee
Dublin
Jameson
Dublin Evening Post
Catherine Maguire
Fermanagh
Financial listing in old canal and municipal bonds
A dated OCR fragment lists various stocks and bonds with percent values including Grand Canal Stock Royal Canal Stock City Bonds and government Treasuries. It references Do Loan at multiple rates and minor notes on debentures and government securities.
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Paica
Jasw Srocra
Berk Stock
Grand Canal
Ditro Lown
Royal Canal
Brock
Ball
Treasury Bille
Printed for FHE Proprieton at Parliament Street
Civil notice printed for the firm FHE Proprietor on Parliament Street notes distribution and publication details for archival records.
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Fhe Proprieton
BT WM
Hodges
Parliament Street
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