House of Commons notes on Dublin police petition and brewery reform
Penfaty 3 pledged to press a reflecting plan while Grattan moved to revive an order on pension list charges. Petitions were presented against the costly police establishment from Dublin Freemen and guilds. Swift's Hospital governors sent a petition. A committee on breweries and distilleries chaired by Latouche adjourned without a decision to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfaty
Buckingham
Grattan
Mr Grattan
Dublin
Beresford
Swift's Hospital
Latouche
English Parliament Minutes on Minetand Co Case Feb 4
The Judges in the House of Lords debated the Minetand Co versus Gibson and Tohtfornee case. They considered whether the instrument is a bill payable to order or to bearer and postponed further judgment until Friday fortnight. Ecra Stormont submitted two petitions of appeal from the Court of Session in Scotland. Lords adjourned to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House’of Peers
Minetand ‘Co
Gibson
Jo Heats
Baron Penryn
Baron Hotsam
Gollyp
Banoy
Ecra Stormont
Court of Session
Scotland
House of Commons Sitings and Key Bills
In Tiyasway on February 3, Members were introduced and sworn. A writ for Cambridge was moved. Dickens was elected for Northampton. the Land Tax Commissioners bill had a second reading and was committed to the committee of the whole for that day fortnight. Army estimates were to be laid before the House next Monday. Ramsgate Harbour finances were debated amid concerns over 300,000 pounds raised and spent on the harbour. The Land Tax Bill passed a second reading and Oakhampton election merits were assigned to a committee with notable attendees.
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Tiyasway
Cambridgee
Dickens
Northampton
Ead
George’ Yonge
Burgoyne
G. Yonge
Ramsgate
Alderman Curtis
Merbour
Geo. Ud
Church
Regulation Bill Debate Delayed in House
The House debated regulating offenders under confinement with Mr Mainwaring opposing the Speaker’s leaving the chair and urging a two week delay for further consideration. Mr Powys supported delaying until a fuller House. The motion to adjourn passed and the bill is set to come on Wednesday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainwaring
Royal Levee and Drawing Room At St James's Windsor Visit
An item in the court circular notes a February Levee at St James's for Cabinet Ministers and a later Drawing Room attended by the Queen and senior princesses at Buckingham House. It records nobles invited and presented, the court's movements to Windsor, and a grand entertainment by the Duke of Gorvo w. It also covers French clerical oaths and political commentary surrounding Burke and university graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James's
Windsor Lodge
Buckingham House
St. James’s
William Pitt
Leeds
Portland
Dorset
Gordon
Montrose
Salisbury
Titchfield
Lorn
Stair
Donegall
Uxbridge
Ailesbury
Cardigan
Harcourt
Warwick
Delawar
Jardin
Falmouth
Middleton
Bayham
Chichester
Haddo
Hawkesbury
Herbert
Douglas
Castlestewart
Ducie
Sommerville
F. Campbell
H. Spencer
Dover
Goldstick
York
St. Asaph
Rochester
Dr. Jones
Leveson Gower
Gardner
Harwood
Murray
Conway
Bland
Anilie
G. Howard
C. Gordon
C. Gould
Clavering
le Comte ‘de Juliac
le Chevalier de St. Simon
Dubier
Gorton
Grafton
Marthtoneft of
Bath
Countesses
Podmore
Essex
Bristol
Sydney
Cremorne
Sandys
Kenyon
de Clifford
Sutheld
Cowliff
Eardley
Yeates
Heathcote
A. Hood
Hervey
Talbot
Rawdon
Collyer
Campbell
Viscount Cutcu ¥ Ster
Earl of Donegall
Happo
Earl Mount Evercomee
Upper Grosvenor Street
Duke of Gorvow
House of Peers
Minet and Co
Gisson and Johnson
Duke of Leeds
Lord Cathcart
Lord Stormont
Lord Bathurst
la Parliament
Hastiges
St. Roche
Paris
Fiom
France
Melancholy Lighthouse Fire Deaths at May Island
A Scotland report from Pittenweem describes a tragic accident at May Island lighthouse. George Anderson and wife die, three children perish, two others survive in a blaze blamed on unextinguished ashes and a faulty vent, after doors were bolted and stormy conditions delayed discovery. The two men on duty survived in poor condition.
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Pittenweem
Fan
Island of
May
Suunday
G. Anderson
George
Mar Land
Carcely
Craill
Siege of Cavaillon Ends with General Capture and Armistice
The 6th inft, an army of 3009 men with artillery and wagons advanced on Cavaillon. After a brief bombardment the town capitulated under pressure, with General Bonnard taken prisoner and the National Guard ordered to lay down arms. Isle and several nearby towns seized the French arms. Avignon region pursued retreat. Archbishop Lemenie approves new Sens circumscription.
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Herice
Gentral
Patrix
Dormerly
Cavaillon
Caumont
France
Cavaillén
Hotel de Ville
M. de Roftaing
St. Louis
Comtat d
National Guard
Avignon
Isle
Vedene
St. Saturnin
Sorgues
Chateau-neuf
Pofle
Chateau-neuf d’Avignon
Vaison
Malaucene
Entragues
Carpentras
Dark History of Jewish Persecution in France
Accounts trace the rights of man declaration to brutal pasts in France where Jews faced systemic degradation. A 16th to 17th century tarif records explicit ferry and toll penalties, including deniers charged for living and dead Jews and merchandise.
Lottery Schemes and Large Prizes Promoted by Shergold and Co
The advertisement from Shergold and Co promotes lottery schemes in London offering substantial savings and large prizes. It lists past winnings including a 33,000 prize and multiple 10,000 to 30,000 prizes, with references to investors like Mr William Laurence of Trowbridge. It notes Irish lottery connections and claims 300 shares remain available, with drawing set for February 6.
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William Laurence
Trowbridge
Wiltshire
Formall
Lawrence
A. Soo
Sazrgold and Co
Ee N. B
Enozisa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Irish Parliament
House: OF Commons
House OF Lords
House OF Commons
Oakhampton
Duanes Piervont
Foun Barxex
Putte Mercury
Laurence Pars
ArenAgp
Grover
Sxtene Pees
Harlessmall Pygus
San Tgs
the Rt. Hon
Taomas Py
Garriser de Serrar
Borre
Raven
Burkh
Universey
Oxford
Burke
Windham
Norfolk
Edmund Burke
Aptonon
Zai
Chateauneuf-sur-Loire
Shergold and Co. Royal Unton Bayx
Lombard-street
London
Messrs. Tayzox and Co
Cockfont Street
Charing-cross
Haymarket
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