Charity in Ireland debated as landlords urged relief efforts
In a Commons session, MPs argued over the Irish distress and the role of absentee landlords. Proposals cited benevolent actions by Dublin companies and English donors to alleviate suffering, while critics pressed for broader, urgent aid and employment for the poorest. The debate highlighted tensions between national duty and fiscal restraint as measures moved forward.
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Brixton
Sqerey
Ossulaton
Biddingox
W. Smith
Tod
London
Ireland
Draper’s Company
Naslom
Han
Mom‘bor
Meir
Stnen Ibis
Les F
Dublin
Mamber
RS. Martin
Dovielay
Siti
Hume
Portes
Mortis
Freland
Stolin
Irelend
England
Roland
Hutchinson
Galway
Lis
Irland
Martin
Aberdeen
Thair
Tribulicos
Marquis of Londonderry
Norwich
Mr Smith
Rama Thong
Apublin
Rourly
Irish Linen Trade and Malt Duty Debate in Commons
The House of Commons debated reducing malt duty to sixpence per gallon, against Irish distillers' interests, and considered appointing a committee to simplify linen trade laws in Ireland. Sir G Hull urged a linen inquiry while Mr Lushington and Mr Hutchinson pressed fair treatment for Irish distillers amid excise and countervailing duties. The session also noted marriages, births, and international news on South American independence and Caribbean events.
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Ireland
Lord Liegorant
G. Hull
Easloot
Alater
Down
Armagh
Londonderry
Ann
Cork
Ulster
Auatom
Whardeer
England
Excise
Lushington
G. Hill
Me Hutchinson
Dennis Browne
Mayo
Spring Rick
Goulbourn
Comipise Signera
WU Bitter
Canning
Liverpool
Agricultural Committee
Late Arrival From New York and Senate Amendments
New York papers dated April 24 report on the Eliza from Curracon with notes to April 4. Royalists under Morales advanced toward Maracaybo but lacked munitions. U S troop movements and communications are noted. In Congress the Senate of Staten Island discussed a mobilization and pay provisions, amendments, and debates over military and civil salaries and debts, with several amendments laid on the table.
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Senate of the United States
Europe
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Quito
Yucatan
Panama
Republic of Colombia
Caraceas
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Mexico
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St. Domingo
Bout
Hercules
Liverpool
Eliza
Waring
Tast
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Altagracia
Morales
Maracaybo
Maraceybo
Tental
Senate of Staten
Lvil
É&Tend
Wai
Statonis
Iuloyd
Holmes
Main
Kerry Poor Fund Aids 774 Families In Tralee
The Government allotted 2001 to Tralee’s poor fund and shipped potatoes from Scotland to Kerry. In Tralee 661 104 worth of meal and 17 13s in cash were distributed to 774 families. A central committee formed six baronial districts to inspect parishes. They plan seed distribution with strict precautions, urge ground preparation, and require inspections before new supplies. Subscriptions total 16341 6d, most already spent. Government sought 500 tons of meal and funds to convert meat into money to curb price rises. The Kerry central committee estimates nearly 100,000 in subsistence need and appeals for aid beyond private charity. A memorial to the government argues Kerry’s neglect, non-resident landlords, and lack of public works hinder prosperity, urging aid for harbor improvements and economic relief.
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Scotland
Kerry
Courtenoy
Traleo
Lorth
London
Central Committee
Theoenical
Ireland
Marquis Wellesley $c
University of Dublin
Gallagher and Co Puts London Cloth on Sale at Lower Sackville
In a notice to patrons Gallagher and Co announce arrival from London of fine cloths and worsted fabrics through Captain Edwards. The shop at 16 Lower Sackville Street advertises ready made clothing and tailoring services with expert cutting. A young apprentice is sought for the woollen drapery and cutting department.
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Lower Sackville-street
Galagher & Coppar
Edwards
London
Galagher
al Mada
Vespantanle Connexons
Irish Stock Prices and Bank Shares Reported
A brief summary of market moves shows government and bank stocks listed with small changes. Notable items include Gov. Dob. at 3 percent and Royal Canal Stock priced near 22. Exchange activity in London quotes trades at a fraction above or below par, reflecting a subdued trading day for Irish securities.
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London
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