Parliament Debates on Cruelty to Animals and Distillery Bill
The House discusses the second reading of a bill to prohibit animal cruelty including bull baiting and running horses to extreme exertion. Lords criticize previous failures and urge targeted penalties while highlighting the need to distinguish humane control from mistreatment. The Commons then debates Irish distillery regulation and revenue impacts, with ministers pressed on licensing, enforcement, and potential committee scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millia
Lord Enskixm
Mr. Indham
Vavan
Strwanr
G. F. Hex
Ireland
Panel
Commissioners of Inquiry
Scotland
Foster
J."newport
Col
Barr
Martinique
R Ead
Rt. W. Pore
Welter
Chat
England
Villiers
Wurrskean
Huskiseoy
rd-Voukstone
Rd Fauxstone
TASH
Fosten
Banyan
News from Europe and Atlantic Voyages Fits Dublin View
The Dublin Journal reports ongoing European war news with Buonaparte, Solt, and Austrian actions, plus rumors of battles near Oporto and Madrid. Local finance notes cover Irish loan bids by Beresford and Gibbons Williams, and the Royal Canal project aims at extending lines to Ballymahon with low tolls to promote Dublin trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Buona Panré
Brest
Basque Roads
Coentang
Guadaloupe
West Indies
Archduke Caanies
London
Buonarante
England
Messrs
J.C. Beresford
House of Commons
Falmouth
Phenix
Ross
Bourdeaux
Soult
Portugal
Arthur Wellesley
Victor
War
Morris
Cove
Portsmouth
Land
Sir Arthur
Wellesley
Oporto
Channel
Lisbon
Bristol
Gijont
Cork
Quebec
United States
Martinique
Royal Canal
Ireland
Westmeath
Ballymahon
Longford
Correspondence in Quest for Personal Satisfaction 1809
A jagged note recounts Colonel Cadogan writing to Lordy about collecting satisfaction for injury to his family. It mentions Dover Street and Myr Laks, urging a meeting at the earliest possible time and place outside London to avoid police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Paget
Charlotte Wey
Colonel Cadogan
Kgulae's-Teitel
Dover-atreet
Marek
Myr Laks
London
Lord Paget's Answer With Concession and Hope for Sister
A dated letter from Lord Paget acknowledges a sister's distress and explains his conduct as a necessity to alleviate her suffering. He asserts his motive is good and asks for the recipient to consider his situation, offering his obedience and respect in reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Paget
Colonel Cadogan Appeals To Sloane Over Paget Affair
A London dated letter from Colonel Cadogan to H Sloane reveals Cadogan claims a severed link with Lord Paget and details the pursuit and denial of satisfaction after a domestic scandal involving his sister. He mentions police pursuit and a potential public read of exchanges, noting Paget and Lady Charlotte fled to a Devonshire village after Cadogan sent further letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadogan
H. Sloane
London
Lord Poke
Lord Paget
Dice
Charlotte
Devonshire
Poole Hall Disaster and Irish Assault Reports
Town hall collapse in Poole causes over 2000 fall. several limbs broken but no deaths. Irish violence details include Hogan and Hogan-Whelan attacks with weapon blows, a father killed, arrests, and a reward. Also reports American flaxseed arrivals reduce prices as ships reach Lonponngrixy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
Wardle
Burrisakeane
Michael Hogan
Clonanisky
Daniel
Roger Whelan
R. Whelan
Daniel Whelan
Denis Hogan
Roper Whelan
Thomas Stoney
Arranhill
Hogans
Whelans
Roger
Whelan
Clonmiel
Metcalf
New York
American Apie
Rea
Samoyplace
St Michael's
Loring
Amboy
Dryad
Elizabeth
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Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
Wirrengan
Hyde=park
Andia
the Dublin Journal
Dublin Journal
Bavaria
Cuartas
Spain
Sount
Pyrenees
Charles
Buonaparte
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