Catholic Rights In Parliament Stirred Debate Across Lords
A lengthy Lords debate centers on Catholic eligibility for office and civil roles in Britain. Supporters urge equal rights, citing Union and Revolution precedents, while opponents warn equal access risks Protestant state foundations. Security measures and Ireland's case feature prominently as the Lords consider future concessions.
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Diseases of the eye cured without surgery offer
An advertisement by Hakkar at 4184 Marlluartagh-otress claims eye diseases can improve without operation through remedies by Mr Farant. The notice promises help for all ages and invites distant patients to send their case for modest charges, noting free aid for the poor and announcing a Friday levee at the Caren on June 4 at four o'clock.
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Catholic Question Debated in Lords Motion Defeated
In the Dublin Journal the Lords considered a motion to form a committee on laws affecting Roman Catholics. The motion, moved like Grattan’s in Commons, failed 147 to 106 after a long debate. Support came from the Bishop of Norwich and several nobles. opponents included bishops, lords, and the Duke of Wellington.
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State of the Nation In Parliament Debate Report
Our Sexciate Jeromews provide the Tuesday night proceedings in both Houses down to the hour. Mr Tseeney moved the astute of the Country and spoke in a vituperative tone against Government measures. A full report of the debate will appear in our next publication.
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Bank Meeting At London Tavern Debates Cash Resumption
Merchants met at the London Tavern on Tuesday to discuss bank reports. Sir Ron ear Peer and others warned that resuming cash payments could force the Bank to curb discounts and hurt trade. A contrary view prevailed among some members, but chaos prevented clear adoption of any resolution.
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Capture of Lima and naval moves in 18th-century conflicts
Reported fall of Lima to the Patriots aided by a ruse linking fleets from Spain to Peru, with Caracas and Cork dispatches noting blockade of Laguira by Admiral Baron and Royalists defeated on the Main. Also mentions London debates on Peel’s reform and the Union’s benefits, plus Dublin market notes on grain, flour, and bread prices and prices in Wheat and Oats markets.
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City Record Mistyped Names Reported in Contract Notice
A garbled OCR item from the City notes a contract between parties named Juys Cousens and Arether we Dosiar Se hokey with mention of Bt Jamie. The text is unclear but indicates a signed agreement linked to Livighiua.
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