Debate on Irish Union and appeal to the people
Members argue whether Parliament or the Irish people should decide the Union with Great Britain. Grey, Sheridan, Pitt, and Loftus discuss legality, corruption, and the role of public assemblies. Lord Carbery cites property balance. fears of conquest and loss of rights accompany calls to dissolve Parliament or appeal to Ireland’s voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Mr. Greys
Sligo
Antrim
Fuich
Slive
Parliament of
Clare
Grey
Sheridan
John Parnell
Cleim
Haute
Lord Clare
Loftus
Dundas
Scotland
Great Britain
Tréfakd
Fierney
Ethey
Dublin
House of Commons of Ireland
Lord Carysfuré
Pitt
Brie
England
Teruginy
Lina
Irekuid
Mr. Grey
Piet
Tex. Gengeman
Irih
Privateer pursuit near Plymouth and a new vessel captured
From the Admiralty Office a report of dawn pursuit starting near Bolt Head, including a Guernsey privateer join, a chase involving His Majesty's ship Diamond and the Spitfire, and the later engagement with L Heurette Societé of Pleinponc carrying 14 guns and 64 men. Also lists bankrupts and dividends with names and towns such as Horne, Shorthose, Baillie, Warwick, Gilc, Wright, and Roberts across London, Yorkshire, Birmingham, Whitehaven, and Rocheste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty Office
Sir Thomas Paflop
Bart
Plymouth
Evan Nepean
Plymouth Sound
Chace
Guernsey
Diamond
Alderney
Levi
S.W
L’heurette Societé
Pleinponc
Jam
C. M. Seymour
Horne
Portland-street
Ratcliffe-highwing
Shorthose
Soulcaster
Yorkshire
J. Bauie
Liverpool
M. Baillie
Broad
Treet Buildings
W. Warwick
Birmingham
Buckleroaker
T. Gilc
Whitehaven
T. Wright
Eaington
Buckinghamshire
Roberts
Rochester
Grocer
Bulbaiting Bill death knell and horse racing notes
London reports dim prospects for the Bul-baiting Bill as Irish MPs unlikely to grow the minority. Ayrshire Fencible Cavalry disbanded. Major-General Drummond hosts dinner, presents sabre to the Colonel. Macaroni Stakes at Newmarket attract jockey-club riders. list of horses and subscribers noted. Cavalry encampment planned at Swinley. Leeds residents pledge stock limits to hold lamb prices. Abbey Farm Norfolk burned, attributed to maid servant carelessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irith
Ayrshire
Ayr
Drummond
Newmarket
Jockey Club
Brookes’s
White’s
Roddle’s
Miles’s
Bibury Club
Mr. Cooxson
Comet
Howorth
Spadille
H. T. Vanz
Star
Detuz. James
Lord Bonemony
Driver
F. Eval
B. c
Asparagus
Lord Mirsinown
Dragon
Waaley
Volunter
Cussans
Baxley
Swiney
Windsor
Leeds
Norfolk
T Proctor
Bill on extending Vagrant Laws debated in Parliament
The discussion centers on a Bill to extend Vagrant Laws and other measures as Ireland and England seek a unified financial framework. Mr. Pitt and Dr. Lawrence argue over taxation methods and equality claims, while Lord Catbreagh and Sir H. Young reference Ireland Scotland and local interests in shaping the quota system next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Lope
Pitt
Lawrence
England
Ireland
Hobhowe
Lord Catbreagh
Pité
Cornwall
Yorkshire
H.m. Young
Scotland
United Kingdoms
Baronét
Wm. Young
Gouintiegan
Great
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