Lord Lieutenant of Ireland Salaries Debate in Commons
Debated whether the office should remain and how its salary should be set to reflect currency changes. Speakers argued about necessity of the post, abolition prospects, and whether counties should appoint local lords lieutenant under an English system. The house adjourned after resuming the report on the Irish administration and related bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Diogkanitar
Lavina
Freland
Leeland Wits
Tierney
Be Parnell
Earl Talbot
W. Pole
Dublin
Hl. PB
Loris Liottebanta
Cape of Good Ho
Berne
Agricultural distress petitions from landowners across counties
Debates in the House of Commons on agricultural distress feature petitions from owners and occupiers in Cornwall, Gloucester, Warwickshire, Wiltshire, and Glamorgan. Petitioners seek relief and earlier price supports, while MPs discuss the balance between landowners and manufacturers amid nationwide distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Tacasoay
Cornwall
Gloucester
Waringtons
Glamorga
Bennett
Wiltshier
Wiltshire
Ramatiica
Percona
Guncoyne
Bennett An
Hanilay
Wivilet
Sabich
Gascogne Vad
Pri
Hay
Bennettrail
Parliamentary debate on ambassadorial salaries and 1815 investigations
The discussion centers on ambassadorial allowances, the 1815 investigation, and currency exchange implications. Lord Castlereagh defends grants as necessary, while critics urge fuller inquiry and justify reduced salaries. The report is read, resolutions approved, and several bills adjourned with notes on forthcoming readings.
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Genery
Hislaga
Corwen
Rowk
France
Castlereagh
Necesary
Philips
Re Wnean
Paris
Dublin
Agricultural Distresses And Legal Reforms Debate
In the House of Commons on Friday March 19 and May 10, petitions on agricultural distress from Hereford Renfrewshire Dorseatythe Bunbury and Hauly-ap-thames were presented. Debates covered emigration effectiveness, trade relief for agriculturists, capital punishment repeal, and the Grampound disfranchisement bill as discussions continued with ministers and members calling for immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwoush
Johnston
Suimarant
Sue
Bunbury
Hauly-apen- Thames
Iria
Parliamentary Proceedings and Ireland Lieutenancy Debate
In the Commons a select committee on military expenditure was rejected 195 to 45 as the civil establishments faced attention. Lords and Commons debated insolvent debtors, civil list grants, and a proposed general gaol delivery. Lord Castlereagh hinted at a post recess bill. Friday saw petitions, criminal code bills, and wool tax repeal moves. The Poor Employment topic drew Lord Stanhope’s motion, with Earl of Liverpool challenging waste land schemes and warning of public expense and poor returns. The piece argues for sweeping tax reform including a gradual income tax up to 25 percent. The Lieutenancy of Ireland remains contentious, with calls to appoint the Prince as viceroy and notes on its economic impact.
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Blackburn
Phillips
George Webb Hall
Ier Agricultural Society
Stanley
JS. Mackindar Weangut
Elizabetiy
Jinoe
J. Mackintosh T
Lord Cartlereagh
Roberts
John Hansel
Lord Castlereagh
Tievery
Post
House of Commons
Davies
Broughont
Lord Althorpe
Lua Committee of Supply
Sir. Warreader
Wh Ho
Bennet
England
Ireland
Weatern
Spon
Commons
Birmingham
J. Matosh
House
Lord Milton
Marquis of Lansdown
Earl of Liverpool
Lord Stanhope
France
Bvlet Ag
Ehould
Parnell
John Newport
Dublin
Duke of Sussex
Turbulent Spain Rumors Spur Political Strife and Trials
Intelligence from Madrid reports clerical opposition to the cortes constitution with public condemnations in Gradrigna and Caceres. Amid royal decrees easing duties and restricting officials, Navarre’s Civil Authorities clash as Mina faces resistance. Cadiz massacre probes intensify with Campana held and battalions disbanded while ships prepare for Atlantic voyage.
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Spain
Madril
Grdrigna
Bacay
Bayonne
Caceres
Aegistrates
Canga
Arguelles
Mina
Navarre
Reappeara
Buonaparte
Patriotic Society of
Pampeluna
Oficera
Patriota
Citiaena
Cadiz
Campana
Santi Petri
Valdes
Triana
Capacette
Gubarri
Guides
Caracca
Cquatitucion
Viva
Cadia
America
Teneriffe
Porto Rico
Havannah
Vera Cras
Corira
The Queen’s Agent Reports Delayed Royal Progress
A distorted dispatch claims Queen Victoria will reach London soon after Captain Vassall, her envoy, travels from Paris toward Calais. Reports say he expected a Geneva meeting with the Queen to set a time and place for a conference, while letters from Geneva show her determined course for arrival in London within days.
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Gt Aly Cery
Broughaud
Vassali
France
Paris
Mount Canis
England
Captain Vassall
Atas
Kansington
Alto
Calais
Cuutain Vassali
London
Chevalley
Geneva
Hay
Grattan Departs Dublin by Waterloo Packet for London
Crowds gather at Stephen's Green and Sir John Rogerson's quay as Mr Grattan boards the Waterloo Steam Packet for Liverpool en route to London. The public, including O Gorman and Lord Meath, bid farewell with cheers as the carriage is hoisted aboard. The vessel briefly grounds near the North Wall before being freed and welcomed by onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grattan
Stephen's Green
John Rogerson
Liverpool
London
Quention
Dublin
O'Gorman
Earl of
Meath
G Grattan
Mr. Grattan
W. Humphreye
Freemann
Rothe
Gervase Buebe
Thore
Catholic Meeting Glove Tavern Essex Satrapas
Catholic meeting at Glove Tavern Essex Satrapas chaired by Leo. O'Gerway read Ene Macdonnell letter delaying death ale petition due to urgent private business. Meeting adjourned to Tuesday next at 3 o'clock. Thomas Ellis arrived from head in the Liverpool packet. Crim Con trial against Mr Brown set for big day, witnesses subpoenaed. London Corn Exchange notes weak wheat demand, cheaper barley, scarce beans and peas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Tavern
Essex-Sp.-Satrapas
Mar
Leoy
O'Gerway
Ene Macdonnell
Thomas Ellis, Esq
Alyhead
Liverpool
Mr. Brown
John Doyle
Lady Doyle
London Corn Exchange
Correspondents reflect on literary society progress
The Meralieer's pending sine die notice and Bibliophilas letter are acknowledged. The late Benjamin Wet is praised in a forthcoming memorial feature. Members remain proud of their literary correspondents and hope for unwavering effort.
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Paann
Lu Valueesayn
Bibliophilas
Alutiraile
Benjamin Wet
Presid Wedner Moyst Society
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Bone
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Alor
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Erie
Dublin Journal
London Mail
Town
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J. K.dusneroxs and Co
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