Parliamentary debates on slave treatment and bill passage
Fragmentary report shows discussions in the House on laying before copies of governor secretary correspondence about slave treatment and an Atten Bill, with remarks by Smith and Romilly. The bill’s fate included a division on a clause, a 63 to 29 majority, and the bill’s third reading and passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kt Wrens
St. Christopher
Heck
Rte
Senis
Britain
Ireland
Romilly
Unclear OCR note on May 26 local bills and ads
Fragmentary text references day in May and multiple bills or topics but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities. No clear event, person, organization, or place can be reliably determined from the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Ofords
Debates Over Irish Bill End With Third Reading Passed
Lawmakers discussed taxation and power limits in an Irish measures Bill debate. Sir Humphry Davy’s reward reference sparked cross party remarks as ministers argued policy aims and the Bill’s conformity with English and Irish interests before its third reading and passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Thornton
Humphry Davy
V. Fitzge EL Dorper
Denis Browne
Dents | Browne
Royal Order clarifies Meade Macdermot case and deposit validity
The document records a royal decision from Madrid dated April 20, 1818 regarding the dispute between Richard Meade, a United States citizen, and John Macdermot, a British subject. It confirms the 1,080,327 reais and 20. aire deposit was real and in specie, sealing Meade’s status and the urgency of delivering the order to the Consulado to settle the restitution matter and ease diplomatic tensions with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
B. W. Meade
United States of America
Consulta
Spreme Tribunal of War
Hall of Justice
Richard Meads
John Macdermot
Department of Finance
Meade
Sopreme Council
Hiata
Minister of Finance
Supreme Tribunal of Justice
Royal
Badends of Finance
Roth
Prem
Congress
Evans
Inatice
Aberty
Conree
Jose Pizarro
Palace
Supreme Council of Wars
Piece of Amish stopres yesterday bank stock and deeds
Fragmentary OCR text lists various rates and shares with unclear items including bank stock, city funds, and multiple per cent figures. Entities such as Ash and DogStark appear nonsensical. overall meaning is obscured and lacks coherent event details.
Parliament dissolves mid June amid fever hospital plan debate
The Lon dublin journal reports dissolution of Parliament in mid June as fever hospital legislation advances. A Grand Jury Presentment Bill is described as important, with abstracts of provisions. Proposals create fever hospitals in each county or city and empower a Board of Health via Lord Lieutenant when public meetings request it. The piece notes costs and practicality amid subsistence concerns and employment prospects, while praising potential housing sanitation measures to combat contagion.
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Sanday
Jastake
Ireland
Board of Health
Pelress Rai
Board of Earth
General Election Rumors and Plans Across Counties
The Morning Chronicle notes June prorogation timing with possible shifts by June 6 to 15. The Courier reports the session may end by late Brate Week with prorogation around June six to eight and a dissolution by the 10th or 15th. County Clare locals mention a Burrow family member dropping opposition to Firzaerato and O'Barex, Galway to have no third candidate, Dens B. Daxy proposed for the Borough, Dublin likely uncontested. Concroven seeks Wexford Freeholders’ support. Newry canvass by I. B. Byruky resumes with some hope, while Westminster’s City seat may not be contested as Major Canxwajoua is named, and Westmiseter parties back Fetter to the Elge with campaigns against Corn Bill supporters and anti-Parliament foes.
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County Clare
Burrow
Concroven
Wexford
Newry Yelbgraph
I. B. Byruky
Newry
Westminster
Canxwajoua
Atea
How
Westmiseter
Francea Buapert
Market Report Shows Sluggish Demand for Grains
Dosurn Mey 87 Our Cow Market remains heavy with very dull sales. No demand for any grain except at reduced prices. Oats bring 80s per barrel, wheat 50s to 50s. barley and bran show little interest. Whiskey priced at 100s 6d per gallon, flaxseed quiet. sowing weather prompts a nominal price of 1 pound 15 shillings per bushel.
College Election and Libel Attacks on Provost
The document discusses an election at Trinity College with reports of libelous letters attacking the Provost and others. It defends the Provost’s actions, cites priorLEGAL and academic disputes, and notes reviews in Amicus and Eyceman as part of the campaign. It argues that the Provost published a Civil Government pamphlet against revolutionary readings of Locke. May 25.
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Dublin Chronicle
Execmans
Pouxner
The
Freeman
Proxter
Hig Parti
Dmiexs
Locke
Locké
Amicus
Grattan
Peter
Elrington
Murray
Sande
Fircus
Privy Council
Ammicus
British Museum
Royal Library
Paris
Butler
Amiens
Historical Society
Cambridge
Micus
Keller
Provost Hutchinson
Queen in Palace Watch as Royal Health Worsens
Couriers report crowds at the Queen's Palace while the royal family uses the elite entrance. The Queen improves slightly after afternoon rising, yet medicines and chest oppression indicate ongoing infirmities. Dukes Kent and Cambridge are urged to return, with Cambridge expected today.
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Goitrt
Kent
Cambridge
Queen's
Duriy
Queen's Palace
O'cook
Grand Jury Presentments for Public Works and Road Repairs
Historic notice outlines Grand Jury procedures for presentments on public works. It covers applications, estimates, maps, schedules, oath, accounting, and penalties. It specifies roles of Secretary, Foreman, and Judge, with timelines before sessions and limits on sums and formats.
Fever Hospitals Bill Described for Ireland System
A proposed measure seeks to establish Fever Hospitals and regulate relief for the suffering poor. It provides for a Corporation in each county city and town. The body includes church and civic leaders and local magistrates with parliamentary representation and a common seal. Meetings to be held and records kept as prescribed.
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Ireland
Biok
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House of Air
Mr. Courtnay
F. Flood
V. Fitzgerald
Scooper
Jocelyn
Uavel
Rm Sa
Pice
GC. L
TE Dublin Journal
the Morning Chronicle
Ieee
Rataten
Jamnacy
Adautotel
Seyajqng
Cothe
Hod Jury
Chetek
Penge
Masurates
Grand
Grand Jury
Asaiza
Sumbé
Bardnnes
City of
Dublin
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