Parliament faces enduring bill on civil and military offices
The debate centers on a committee of the whole house to continue the civil and military offices bill with suggested amendments. Lords discuss extending enduring measures to parliamentary terms, while opponents warn such moves risk perverting constitutional principles and concentrating power. The report is received and set for further consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Newport
Mc Ponsonly
Lord Lascelles
Ponsonby
Mohla
Lord Castlereagh
Sterney
Paxsanby
Cambridge and Oxford petitions in Lords on Catholic Claims
Lord of Lords Friday May presented petitions from the University of Cambridge against Catholic Claims and from the University of Oxford. Both petitions were read and ordered to lie on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tite Duke of Glouceder
University of Cambridge
Lord Grenville
University of Oxford
House of Commons Friday Debates on Banking and Parish Relief
Report of May sessions with Mr Finlay requesting Britain's 1816 import export lines from Ireland. Usury Law postponed to May 10. Palmerston on army strength. Saving Banks Bill debated with clauses on deposits and parish relief. mixed votes on bonuses and funding. Clergy Residence Bill discussed with bishops' powers and church tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Finlay
Great Britain
Ireland
Lord Palmerstee
Church of England
Thie
Lucien Bonaparte Leaves Rome Amid Plot Claims
Foreign intelligence from Paris reports Lucien Bonaparte sought permission to travel, faced papal refusal, then left Rome secretly. Blacas hurried to Paris to warn ministers, but a courier revealed Lucien had already returned to Rome. Other items describe European reactions, a proposed Sacred Alliance, a British goods ban idea, and military actions in New Granada and Venezuela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lucien Bonaparte
Rome
Whch
M. de Blaan
Paria
Lucien
M de Blacas
Ostia
M. de Blacas
France
Provence
Hlacas
Miashal Marmont
Clergy Land Clauses debated in House Committee
Debates in the House on clergy land holdings and residence rules. Mr Dickinson proposes 100 a year in land or 50 acres. Mr Melion, Mr Sutten and others offer adjustments. A division votes 24 for the clause and 35 against, with proposals to allow 160 acres without a license and a final understanding that 30 acres fill the blank. The discussion adjourns to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickenset
Giberal Thorsten
Howse
Melion
Dickenson
M. Sutten
Huune
Sathurst
Orders of the Day for ALonday May 19
The entry lists the Lords orders for Monday May 19 with items including the Tachequer Offices Regulation Bill second reading and the Offices Ireland Abolition Bill second reading plus a Supply Committee notice of motions. It notes Lord Cochana to call attention to extortion attempt concerning elective expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonday
England
Ireland
Lord Cochana
Phore will be an Opeano Lever at the Casle
An event titled Phore will occur at the Casle on Weo wesday June fourth at four thirty in the afternoon. A second portion of this paper appears on subsequent days, reducing the interval for the Postfire to accept an Evening Print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phore
Casle
Weowesday
Madame Catalani
Rome
Tuscany
Madame Catalane
Pascany
Sorrous
Mmeitese
Lonon
London Journals Report on Ireland's Financial State
The London Journals of Sunday, via Chester Mail, publish the Commons debate on Ireland’s finances. V Frracmarp’s speech argues revenue declines with war pensions and duty taxes, urging growth in trade and manufacturing to widen wealth and revenue through foreign markets.
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London
Chester Mail
House of Peers
Doxon Gamore
Commons
Ireland
V. Frracmarp
Europe
Corn Market Advances and Political notices in Moysth region
A scrambled report notes corn prices rising and mentions Lord Chilton, heir to Dirpley, offering for Moysth county. It lists insolvency hearings set for June, updates on May accounts, and a 3 percent Consols sale. Other items cover transport demands for cavalry between Ireland and France, a Parliament bill on civil list duties, and exports valued at about five to six million. Naples letters describe hoped-for peace amid tensions, with lists of notable visitors and British officials.
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Chilton
Enrl
Dirpley
of Moysth
Juge Moore
France
Irelant
Ireland
House of Commons
Magesty
England
Este
Hubert Gilford
Rye
Naples
Rome
Tore Mer
Devonshire
Lund
Croven
Captus Cifford
Towdy
Asmongst
Paoke
Elona
Err
Coton F Rosto
Major Prevanaion
Lord Peuple
Belloswich
Land Elds
Lord Belmore
Elon
Me. Nason
Anderson
Abbiss
Caplan Acar Fey
Rooyal Weehlery
Ma. Liaw
Marray
Sipleton
The Theatre Engage Mr Braham and Mr Phillpps Six Nights
Public receives notice of Braham and Phillpps to perform six nights at the theatre under W Farren management. The announcement touts rare vocal talents and a privileged opportunity for audiences to enjoy an exceptional opera selection in this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braham
Phillpps
W. Farren
Thore Gettlemen
The Indian Jugglers Finish Their Exhibition Tonight
Saturday evening closes the celebrated exhibition that has astonished the public. Their feats are without equal in this city and perhaps ever, and those who have not witnessed them should seize tonight tomorrow and Saturday to see the remarkable performances.
Man detained in Manchester treason case under alias Mela
Information reached this Office that a Manchester suspect in treasonable practices fled to the city and used the name Mela. Lord Sidmouth’s warrant names him William Benbow. He was traced to Rutland Place as a journeyman shoe maker, arrested, and moved to the office, then transferred to England with Mr Kaye aboard the Packet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Farrel
Mela
Lord Sidmouth
William Benbow
Rutland Place
Kaye
England
Provincial Intelligence and Theatre Theft at Kilkenny
Reports detail a nighttime assault on Mr. Robert Rowan near Rathtryland road in Mullaghmore by seven or eight men. Rowan identified assailants, who fled when he brandished his whip. Also: Kilkenny Theatre wardrobe theft led to the culprit’s capture in Duke Street, Dublin, by a deputy mayor and peace officers. A London native may be an old offender. A Kilkenny sloop brings potatoes. a boy dies after a fall at Newtown while egg gathering near Tramore.
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Rose
Gen
Thornton
Norwich
St. Paul's
Coventgarden
Hertford
Bank of England
Ig Waa
C. Monch
Dackinson
Worcester
Justesson
Dickinson
Wines
Brand
Barclay
Hutrison
C. Grant
Guta Dmvieton
Robert Rowan
Mullaghmore
Rathtryland
Hilltown
James Lindsay
Rowan
Kilkenny
Clarke
William Kingsmill
Dublin
Duke-street
Newgate
London
Prise
Army to Reduce Ordnance and Artillery Battalions
Army plans a major cut in the Ordnance department and three more artillery battalions with engineers to be trimmed. Future pay for Major Generals to be limited to 54 per diem only if not in regiments, while senior generals retain existing allowances. Royal North British Dragoons march to Scotland. detachments from Old Buffs and 43rd Regiments reach Dover for depots. Royal Scots battalion moves to Chatham. Madame Catalani endures a serious carriage accident near the Italian frontier, with fatalities and injuries reported among staff and passengers.
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Ordnance Department
Artilery
Engineers
Finance Committee
Canterbury
Old Buffs
Dover
France
Yhurscay
1St
Royal Scots
Chatham
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Journal
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Soutit America
Jauarca
Manca
Minorca
New Granada
Veleruilla
Morillo
Venezuela
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Armia
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