Ireland's Church Tithes Debated Amid Sectarian Strife
Debates in a British House over whether to probe Ireland's established church income and tithes. Speakers argued for and against trimming church property, weighing impacts on Catholics and Protestants, landowners, and broader Ireland England ties. allocations, non residents, and future reform were fiercely contested.
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Ireland
Peta
Asegard
Slangey
England
Calnness
Church of
Trelent
Thagen
Dublin
Howth
Dawson
Dominick Brown
Robertson
Grattan
Plunkett
Catholica
Sach Amotion
Terrarma
Aberdeen
Hume
Amanda Sass
Geacemana
Brewart
PF. Burdett
Howse
Lane
Arechi
Ty Touke
Jeaum
Wrinkett
Tavenet
Aberden
Trear
Trewan
Windsor Castle
Leslie Foster
Frar
Ulster
Pyrene
Leinster
Munster
Connaught
Treland
Ale Ual
Drawing Room Postponed to May 26
The Drawing Room event scheduled for next Thursday is postponed to May 26 due to His Majesty’s health not yet sufficiently confirmed for the longer fatigue. The earlier date of May 13 is canceled.
Confirmation of Ashantee defeat by British troops
An Edinburgh paper reprints a letter dated Accra January 1824 detailing the failed expedition against Ashantee. It notes Sir Charles M'Carthy's arrival at Oxpe Coast Castle, field operations, and the slow advance with forces from Accra, including Major Chisholm and Captain Nlenkame, plus limited native help as supplies and numbers dwindled.
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Edinburgh
Accra
Charlee M‘carthy
Oxpe Coast Castle
Chisholm
Nlenkame
Rhine
Coomassie
Ashantee
Cape Coast
Blenkame
Ashantees clash as Sir Charles goes missing in Gold Coast raid
In Accra the force reforms while Sir Charles M'Carthy and Dr Tedlie are reported missing after a sharp clash with Ashantees. Major Chisholm returns to Cape Coast with casualties. Captain Laing leads a search for the missing. Evacuation calls grow if regular troops cannot be sent.
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Blenkame
Charles
Accra
Sir Charles
Chisholm
Tedlie
Laing
Forma
Gold Coast
Ashantee
Kitten
James Heddle
Orkneys
Missimc
Charles M‘carthy
John Tasker Williams
Buckle
G. A. Robertson
Dumfries Shire
Enaign Wetherell
Jones
Rigdon
Brandon
Woonpro
Cape Coast
Rickets
West India Regiment
Ensign Erskne
Royal African Colonial Corps
Finance Statement in the House of Commons
The Chancellor of the Exchequer outlines revenue plans and Exchequer Bills to fund government needs. He proposes converting four per cents, shifting to a sinking fund, and using consolidated fund surplus to reduce debt. Parnell and Hume comment while noting partial reductions and the need for sustained reform.
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East India Company
Parnell
Hume
Leana
National Bank proposals and Irish Tithes debate
In a May session the House debated reducing the Bank of England monopoly and avoiding private banks with a national bank model. Ministers faced dissent on church funding and the Irish Tithes Composition Bill, with amendments and penalties discussed. Separate market reports show barley and wheat prices fluctuating in Liverpool and Dock markets, and commodity prices across Atlantic ports.
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Bank of England
Reatland
Goulburn
Howe
Mc Graitan
Mc Goulburn
BUI
Sonpaw
Aonday
Ireland
Barlayata
Houtmeal
Zante
Buiter
Belfast
New
oNewry
Waterford
Canada Free
Stirlingshire
Stirling
U.S
East India
Montrea
Sicily
New New York
Lisbon Do
Boa O Carraway
Jamaica
India
Leeward Island
Georgia
Geneva
Orleans
Bengal
C.tree
Coch Neal
Ito Sumach
Tralian
Hyson
Eest India
Kota
Pocallo Do
oWenny West Liald Co
Galway
Trangford
P.ct
Eoa
Marley Lavenier
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House OF Commons
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Montreal
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New-York
Matt
Tenth Hussars
Bather
Cornet
Lath Hussars
Marquis of
Royal Canal
Gov
National Insurance
Shamtrec
St. Patrick
Dublin Gas
Shyres
Hibernia Gas
Boal Irish Mintining Co
T— In Coal Co
Wawcese
London
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