Debate in Lords on removing a minister from royal councils
The session opens with Lord Carteret leading a motion for an humble address to remove a minister from the King's councils. Speakers argue a weak or wicked adviser threatens the throne and that only by a humble address, not impeachment, can removal occur. The discourse contrasts methods and warns against proving guilt while power remains with the minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
House of Lords
Robert Wapole
Lord Carteret
Majjesty
Aledge
Farope
Trans& Ing
Earl of
Bristol
Charles III
Duke of
Buckingham
Dublin Proclamation and Wheat Trade Amid Public Notices
A mixed 18th century dispatch notes arrivals including Lord Southwell and Arthur Dubbs in Dublin, with a royal proclamation altering prayer service texts. It lists grain imports from Philadelphia Rotterdam and Yarmouth, bread assize prices, and Wheat rates per quarter. A crime note mentions four men imprisoned for cattle theft, plus an upcoming Smock Alley Theatre benefit performance for Mr Philips with a new recruit show and a Harlequin pantomime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
England
Sou'hwell
Arthur Dubbs
Quin
Frederick Prince of Wales
Ryal
Philadelphia
Grace and Mary
Place
Cristbert and
Maria
Rotterdam
Barly
Yarmouth
Port News Listing of Arrivals and Cargoes From Various Ports
June notices list numerous ships and cargoes arriving at or sailing from ports including Weymouth Youghal Rotterdam Dublin Liverpool Cork and Dantem among others. cargoes include wheat barley beef coals hides wine bricks and provisions. multiple vessel names and owners are indicated with origins such as Portland Rotterdam Dublin and Carlingford among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard
Weymouth
Holland
Grayhound
Youghal
Smth
Syder
Port Mercham
Yarmouths Barnab
Grace
Mary
Philadelpnix
Pesie
William
Betty
Tinby
Portland
Crifbert
Maria
Rotterdam
Jacob
Anne
Bannooth
Roberts
Barke
Dughan
Burrdaur
Samuel
Waterford
Mayes
Adventure
Milford
Bepg
Liverpool
St. Domin'cke
Wexford
Wyndham Packet
Happy Retusa
Carlingford
Arriv
Carteret
Ly Anne F
Senderbergh
Christian Sands
Minehead
Culmeana Plank
Portaferry
Swail
Michael
Dungarvon
Down
Sal
John Gasper Baier Opens School for Miniature Drawing
John Gasper Baier announces a school for instruction of young gentlemen in drawing and painting in miniature at the corner of Fawns street in Dame Greet. He also offers home instruction for gentlemen and ladies and keeps a select collection of paintings for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gasper Baier
Fawn’s Street
Dame Greet
N. B
Johnsons Assembly in Crow Street and rental offer
Crow street near the music hall offers two bree cellars, capable of division, with easy rent. Inquiry at Mr. Johnston's, next to the hall. Nelson of Druntor Merchants died late October, creditors urged to claim within a year and day. Those indebted to the deceased should settle. sale of four houses in Marys Lane and one in Caple Street to be held at Bacas Coffee-house on Essex Street Thursday at 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourdeaux
England
France
Admiral Vernon
London Gazzette
Fort Cathlio Grande
Cork
Barels
Galway
Dundalk
Benjamin Hunt E Q
Allry Mercer
Chat Plate
Church-street
Od-Bridge
Caleb
Nevir Ton Monger
Mercer
Bride-street
Comptop Danvill
Edward Butler, Attoney
Shipestreet
Mr. Everrd
Arran Quay
Johnson
Crow Ftreet
Crow-ftreet
Oany Colvent Fenui
Scholany Nelson
Druntor
Merchans
Hiving
Diusen
Nelson
Deceas
Drayton
Mary’s Lane
Caple Street
John Taylor
Swords
Bacas Coffee
Efex-Rreet
Thomas Bacon
Faid Coffes-house
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Kilmainham
Newgate
Philips
Theare
Wetherilt
M. Bay
Hussar
Port News
Laws
John Brooks
Corkebilly
Carthagena
St. Jago
St. Philip
Bocca-chica
Harebour
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