11 May 1818
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
May 11, 1818
Page
1
A fragmented 19th century advertisement page lists Fheve t Gooba goods from Yohn Camprell and Co and a range of groceries and wines. It also includes literary notices by P. Archer and John Reade discussing tithes, land rights, and clerical property, with scattered product and shipping details.
Historical ad for Pluck Mills and Glash Mills offering sale or lease of the flour and grist mills with dwelling, three acres meadow ground, and machinery capable of grinding 10,000 bushels of corn. Proposals invited by Curistortherr Flanagan and others. notices of petitions in Majestys Court of Exchequer and multiple creditors listed in detail.
Records show oath taking by Joan Leste Postar and additions to committees including Br. Reory Parvett and Mr. Leatie Fuster. It notes debates on Ormonde's Hatate Bill, petitions about magistrates and grand juries, and references to navigation, coal costs, and coastal issues.
Parliament debated the Alien Act with Lord Castlereagh opposing Oklahoma style measures and moving for more data. the Bank Resumption Bill faced committee scrutiny. In Ireland, Grand Jury Presentments and public works reform were discussed, including county surveyors, accounting of public works, and accountability for funds. The Lords sought papers on Allen correspondence. debates touched on taxation relief and education commissions.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount various House of Lords and House of Commons items. Topics include committees on maritime and local bills, Catholic question context, transubstantiation debate, Constable appointments in Ireland, police reforms, Inclosure Act amendments, and references to ministers and speakers with occasional political maneuvering. The text shows motions, leave to bring in bills, and committee reports amid disorderly transcription.
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