Ireland's tithes dispute sparks calls for tax reform
Debates rage in parliament over tithes and Irish distress with speakers noting abuses in the current system. Daly and Cooper testify to costs and legal vexations, urging lasting reform and a statutory overhaul rather than temporary fixes.
Repeal of the duty on tallow and other Commons notices
In the House of Commons on May 21 Mr Dennison withdrew a motion on tallow duty, hopes for noble marquis measures to render renewals unnecessary. Ferguson postponed a motion on the postmaster general of Scotland to June 4. Newport presented the first report on Ireland grand jury presentments. Lethbridge submitted a Dorset agricultural petition against corn regulation. Lethbridge postponed his option rejecting taxation on agriculture. Smite blocked a petition from Liverpool dissenting about certain marriage ceremonies. Wilbraham moved for a Post Office pack steam vessel receipts and Dover station expenditures since 1717. Corbin warned Dover may face Margate-like competition. Gladstone urged more steam boat passengers. The account was ordered.
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Ireland Bill Second Reading Amid Debate On Duties
A second reading of the Coercion era Ireland Laws Bill is moved with notes on duties and opposition feared from Sir F Burdett. Marquis Londonderry backs discussion while Grand Juries debate reform measures and potential landlord relief amid existing distress reports from Kerry Limerick and Cork.
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Death of ex prime minister Duke de Richalids in Paris
Reports from France detail the sudden illness and death of Duke de Richalids late Prime Minister of France after a brief stay at his estate near Paris. The piece notes his political influence, the electoral gains of the Liberal party in Seine, and ongoing distress in several Irish counties with food shortages and fever outbreaks.
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Price of Irish Stocks and Government Debentures
Bank stock notes 22.2435 Gov Deb 34 pct. Of stock 4 per cent 8935 Gov Deb 5 perct 24 Do. Deb stock sperats BF Grand Canal loan p ct 71 Royal Canal Stock 22 Exchange on London par Ct.
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Cork meetings mobilize subscriptions to aid distressed
Faulkner's Dublin Journal notes Cork citizens form a central committee to raise funds for relief and employment. A county meeting at King’s Old Castle appoints a standing committee to liaise with government and English aid groups and establish parish committees. Youghal reports one subscription drive yielding nearly two hundred guineas amid hard times.
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Romantic intrigue and court action described in old text
A fragmented report recalls a trial and execution linked to a political plot. It describes romantic and diplomatic tensions involving a monarch, Moldavia and Wallachia, and discusses a potential future military move by a central figure in a troubled region.
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