Debate on Union with Ireland and wool trade impacts
The House of Lords and Commons hear arguments on the proposed Union with Ireland. Debates cover exporting raw wool to Ireland, effects on British and Irish manufacturers, wages, and potential shifts of trade post peace, with MPs Wilberforce Pitt Grenville and Wilberforce presenting pro and con positions. The committee votes 53 to 133 against an amendment. report to be received tomorrow.
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House.of Lords
Tuvasp AY
Deland
House ‘of Commons
Plumer
Larkitzwilliam
Coaniel
Lord Grenville
Leland
Food
Brogden
Gott
Pité
Haerforce
Stancliffe
Pitt
Ile
Peele
Wilberforce
Wisch
Ireland
England
Trey
Europe
France
Spain
Opinioh
Sitter
Scotland
Darehat
Drith
Lrith Manuufacturer
Geat
Tate
London
Great Britain
Ingland
Wilterforce
Everard
Trow Byilige
Lostelles
Tobhadfertzid
Trowbadg
Ncaud
Laurence
Honfs
Teo
Dr. Smith
Zieney
Wilberfore
Tigrney
Friday Morning Social Notes from a Royal Drawing Room
Fragments recount attendances at a royal drawing room including Lady Cunnyyo Ham arriving from Ireland and several ladies. They note Mr Donpas accepting the vacant office of Lord Privy Seal of Scotland with implied income and potential reshuffles including the Navy Treasury. The Marchioness of Hnrtorp’s route, an Irish college heraldry plan, and a Kingston Affizes case involving marriage breach are mentioned alongside various social intrigues and flirtations.
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Cunnyyo Ham
Ireland
Norman
Many
Exizanera Stourroy
Cnartorre Moyson
Wennys
Saran Ann Kent
Riehamp Ryper
Rawpox
Warronp
Coldstream Regiment of Guards
Donpas
Privy Seal of Scotland
Navy
Privy Seal
War
Onam
Ros. Strenz
Thomas Perham
Bescome
Wigpam
Hrntrorp
Iniréland
Earl of Roscommony
Battersea
Atchison
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House OF Commons
Ht. St. John
Mildmay
Chehasford
House of Lords
Exskine
Lis
Eare
Columbifie
Lords of the Treasury
Duke of Richmond