Navigation Act Reflects U S Ports Closure Against British Vessels
The act declares that after September 30 ports in the United States will close to vessels owned in part by British subjects arriving from colonies. US ships that touched open British ports may be treated as from Britain closed ports. Violations risk forfeiture, with bonds required for export cargoes and penalties handled under revenue laws. The act preserves certain trade conventions and outlines bond forms and enforcement.
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Regency Act and Churches Bill Dominant in Lords Session
Debates on the Regency Act amendments focus on extending the Queen’s Council and handling the regency if the Queen’s health changes. Lords Grey and Holland clash over timing, reporting routines, and writs, while a companion Churches Building Bill faces rejection of a provision to shield clergy from penalties for reading services.
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House of Commons May 25 Bills passed and readings noted
The East India Shipping Bill and related measures were committed while several Irish bills advanced with third readings and amendments. A motion on the Commission into Fees of the Courts of Justice faced opposition, and a delay was tentatively set for Wednesday. Mr Cuthchester presented a petition.
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Parliament Proceedings Mention Education and Finance Reports
Jot Thomson complains of excise interference while Mr. Prougham and Mr. Gilbert present committee reports on Education and Finance. Mr. K Brougham moves for Crown funds from Samuel Town’s will to cover education commission costs. The Poor Bill report is postponed for three months. Adjourned.
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Irish Stock Prices and Bank Stock Rates Yesterday
Prices for bank stocks and city bonds reported with yields and depository debt at various per cent rates. Exchange rate listed as 9.44 per cent. Multiple securities including Du. stock and G.C.L. bonds shown with yields and credit details.
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Dublin Journal reports Queen's recovery and market notes
The Dublin Journal notes the Queen's improving health and a stock price drop to 783 eighths. It attributes the decline to political campaign costs and potential changes in Europe. It covers American news on Indian defeats, Jackson's actions against Oburol, and the Princess of Wales's illness near Rome. It also mentions parliamentary dissolution rumors, American navigation law details, and other London financial and political items. The piece blends stock commentary, foreign affairs, and domestic notices from the period.
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Parliamentary Proceedings in Both Houses Today
The Dublin Journal special report from Parliamentary reporters covers proceedings in both Houses up to late Tuesday evening, with the full account arriving in tomorrow's Mail. The report promises detailed debate, motions, and outcomes from the two chambers.
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The Duke of Cua RENCE Chooses Zell Move
Report states the Duke of Cua RENCE, influenced by economic motives, approaches marriage and relocates to Zell rather than awaiting England. The note hints at an abrupt change after the upcoming nuptials.
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The Queen Bulletin and Local Robberies Reported
The Queen shows gradual improvement with daily bulletins from May 24 to May 28 noting better health and sleep. Separate notices describe a Whitehaven Bay burglary with eight attackers wounding a neighbor and beating Mrs Roderick, plus related robberies in Waterford and Swords with suspects captured and sent to trial.
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