Debate Over Militia Bill Splits Lords and Officers
The council debated a Militia Bill with Ireland and Catholic worship provisions. Lord Cavendish opposed. Lord Pawgaston supported. Sir Rypen defended delaying committee action. Military officers feared loss of militia purpose, while some advocated unity with England. The bill’s third reading passed followed by other orders and adjournment.
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Ireland
Parsait
Lord A. Vasatoxs
Lord Pawgaston
Wwatteneon
England
Exisson
Lincoln
Cornwall
Lord G. Cavendish
Duckett
W. Wysne
Eers
Liie
Tanjiland
Howie
Rypen
Milia Officas
Stanley
Loye
Othcer
Wiutskvap
Bastano
Spain
Portugal
Quens
Court of King's Bench Schedules Trials for Indictments
In a morning session Serjeant Shepherd pressed for fixed trial days in two actions. The court postponed both matters due to various contingencies including a missing witness. The court will name the exact trial days at a later date.
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F. SU
George Ouleman
King’s Bench
Shepherd
Bar
Mirra
Heathorough
Risings in Limerick Honour Wellington Stirs Loyal Pride
At Limerick meeting Mr Rice and Lord Glentworth back resolutions praising Wellington and the army for victories in Portugal. Speakers contrast Wellington with Marlborough, hail the Duke of York’s military system, and urge his return to command.
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Claus McOnnell
Limerick
Rice
Lord Wellington
Lord Glentworth
Grady Case
Europe
Vimeiera
Klerman
Junot
Duomo
Louis
Valavera
Victor
Busaco
Massena
Buonaparte
Portugal
Marlborough
France
Cressy
Agincourt
Wellington
Pentus
Flanders
Welligton
William
Weillington
Brita
Pyrenees
Alps
Ebro
Britain
British Isles
Lisuet
Lisbon
Bantry Bay
British Reef
Portsmouth
Tagus
Marshall Walland
Duke of Marlborough
Lord Wellngton
Miarborough
Woodstock
Blendeih
Marin
Hotory
Perceval
Paray
Duke of York
Thag
British Empire
Diay
Namy
Vere Huot
Early 19th Century Trade Order Extends War Time Imports
The Crown orders continuation of three 1809 1810 Orders in Council until December 1 1810 permitting imports to West Indies and South American territories of rations livestock and certain goods from friendly states while restricting slaves and key commodities. It names Bermuda Bahamas Somer Islands and South American lands and sets duties on cod fish and flour with detailed schedules.
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Queen
Ato
West
Ing
South America
Hali
Privy Council
Euidialgas
Indies
Bermuda
Somer Islands
West Indies
Bahama
Bahama Islands
Somer
Ermit
Couner
Anso
United States of America
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Gila
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Eeeseriee
Ross
Waterturd
Stert
Memey
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