Pension List Debate Reveals Waste and Reform Calls
In Parliament a heated debate over the Pension List exposes alleged waste and corrupt names. Proposals to curb expenditure hinge on lowering peace establishment below 19 million, while advocates press for full accounting of pensions across England Ireland and Scotland and the 1 percent Fund. Adjourned after motions for pension accounts and bill discussions.
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Crown
1Rongham
Lord Algdion
Bankes
Milton
Aginton
Ponsonby
Sineaures
Tie
England
Ireland
Scotland
Gilbert
Poxsonby
Dscotland
Account of Salaries of Offices In Exchequers Of England Scotland and Ireland
Ordered for an account of all offices whose salaries are paid out of the Exchequers of England Scotland and Ireland and of the net salaries enjoyed by office holders.
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Lauderin'e
England
Scoukard
Ireland
Unjustified Lisbon Embassy Waste of Public Money
A House debate notes the mission to Lisbon under Prince Regent Portugal as unnecessary. Right Hon. George Canning's appointment is condemned as an unjustified expense, with Castlereagh still speaking as the session ends.
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Lambton Tore
Portugal
Europe
George Canning
Lisbon
Pats Castlereagh
Paris Pape reports arrest and Spanish royal infant death
London dispatches from May 5 discuss the arrest of Madame D Angevly linked to a serious future plot seized at Cassis. Intelligence arrives in Paris on death of Infant Don Antonio, brother of the old King of Spain. Naples born, Madrid death details given with dates and currency. A Flemish Mail notes letters about Swiss and other travellers seeking to reach America as immigration grows.
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Paris
Madame D'Angevly
Serias Futore
Cassis
United States
Won Antonio
Spain
Naples
Decia
Madrid
Unsettled Swiss Emigrants Face Deceit and Hardship
News from Amsterdam Antwerp and Hamburg reports more than 610 Swiss and German families seeking passage to America after being swindled by a deceitful agent. Many await departure at Helder while others linger destitute in the streets. Concurrent dispatches note wheat cargoes arriving in Amsterdam and ongoing conflict in the Turkish provinces, with Bolivar's forces defeating Royalists in a February engagement and plans for Cuiana.
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Basle
Tvo-Day
Arait
America
C. Fle
Helder
Verher
Enor Vedsel
Amsterdam
Mercury
Antwerp
Holland
Denmark
Constantinople
Adrianople
Bagdad
Ig Gailo
New York
Margaretta
Bolivar
Odh
Priso- Bolivar
Admiral Brown
Cuimana
India House
Vroay
Alceste
Canton
Chesapeake
Toen
Lord Ausherst
Pekin
Alcoste
St. Allena
Bonaparte
St. James’s Palace
Paria Papers Echo Global Turmoil and Bound Taxes
A fragmentary late 18th or 19th century report notes Kingly congratulations on a royal return to party, mentions exams by the King’s Attorney General, and calls for communications with the Prefect of Police. It describes widespread panic about financial regulation, colonial ventures, and a volatile Ottoman context with reports of Persia, Christian powers, and possible French interventions. A contagious malady in Ferrara is said to be contained by a Health Board, while Wirgemberg’s new king and constitutional debates stir gloom and liberal clash.
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Paria
Matane LD Anzely
Allance
Fler
Ler
Plan
Friance
Macaime Assurance Company
Parte Lau
Schailhausen
Persia
Win
Ani
Kaydad
Tly
Ferrara
Wirgemberg
Proposed Assembly Plan Divides Territories for Whale Kingdom
The Constituent Assembly discussed emulsifying representation for the whale kingdom into ancient and new territories. Each territory would vote separately so that the majority within each gains influence rather than a joint majority of both houses.
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Starea
Chaz
Constituent Assembly
Fragmentary notice of evening post print timing
A garbled ancient style notice mentions an Oceany Lever at the Caxie on a Wednesday in June and a Paner publication schedule. It states the Post latices can receive an Evening Print, implying a late update cycle and daily dissemination of intelligence.
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Caxie
Weowe-bay
Lunlun Journals Arrive Amid Pensions Debate In Commons
Dublin Journal notes the Lunlun Journals of Tucalay arriving while the House of Commons debates the Finance Committee first report on Pensions and Sinecures. It argues retrenchment saves little compared to overall public expenses and urges that Parliament pursue more valuable savings than mere annual reductions of a few thousand pounds.
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Tucalay
House of Commons
Finance
Insurgents' Crimes Spur Royal Government Debate at Sea
Reports from Boston dated March describe insurgent privateers expanding depredations along the Southeastern coast. French and Portuguese fleets pursue suppression as Carthaginian privateers threaten Caribbean and Western Atlantic possessions. News notes slave abolition bills in New York, cotton trade restrictions in Spain, and naval preparations including ships named Ganges and Provumalee.
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Boston
America
Rostea
Tong
Fai Lisson
Jity
Commandore Taylor
New York
Lisle
Otuer
Milatsodin
Jyh
Thalia
Alesandar
Coneul Nostell
Phe
Spain
Toihay
Ganges
Mulvile
Atalahar
Sven Lai
Smereiens
London
Fashions for Aray Excusa Moawiwe Daass
A fashion listing describes high round Mezicon Line dress with white silk trimming, Leghorn bonnet, primrose silk handkerchief bow, Grecian hair, pale ribbon sash, blue kid slippers, and gloves. Also notes Franca Eventna Daxis round tulle dress with blond flounce, pearl neck lace, Gardine hair, and pearl accents. Additional outfits Morning Daves and Lavish looks with ermine, lemon veining, and ornate trimmings.
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Excusa Moawiwe Daass
Mezicon Line
Wilk
Franca Eventna Daxis
Fescoona
Moxning
Eatia
Miss Byrne Benefit Night Attracts Dublin Audience
On Monday evening the public may testify respect for a highly gifted young lady Miss Byrne. Her vocal talents and filial duties have earned liberal patronage, and her bill offers a judicious program with Mr Philippa aiding in two of his best characters.
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Dublin
Aone
Philippa
MASTER O'RYAN BENEFIT DRAWS LATE GRAND-FATHER FELLOW FELOWS
The notice reports lively support for a young gentleman named Master Orry Sworp Bragen in his late grandfather Doctor O Donnell of Sackville-street’s memory. It notes candidates for City Sword Bearer and Clerk of the Corn Market roles, highlighting Jonathan Theverill of Meath-street and Mr Deverill’s civic ties. The piece then shifts to war news on the Duke of Wellington, Spain, Prussia, and troop movements toward Paris and Dunkirk, with cost and commodity notes and a brief comment on corn imports and bread prices in Dublin and France.
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Doctor O Donnell
Sackville-street
Stephen's Green
Orry Sworp Bragen
Jonathan Theverill
Meath-street
Samuel Middleton
Deverill
Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Sudan
Prussia
France
Maese
Ligny
Otter
Charleville
Duke of Wellington
Sedan
Cambray
Paris
Dunkirk
Chat Pert
Execmans
Netherlands
Das Abody
Liege
Marseilles
Mediterranean
Black Sea
England
Ireland
Thayer
Dublin
Girvan Eitwin
Dublin Corn Market Promises Higher Bread Prices
In yesterday's Dublin corn market a notable rise in Prime American flour price occurred as bakers placed large purchases. Wheat futures showed increased demand. per barrel prices advanced with notes on bread costs. Local traders anticipated further gains as market activity intensified through the session.
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Flanders
Switzerland
Uirecht
Auter
Duchess of Gloucester
Fide
Aias
Rand Canal
the Dublin Journal
Aray
Miss Byrne
Master O'Ryan
Alava
Pyers
South America
Brussels
Athoduz
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