Parliament Debates Revenue Reform and Disputes in Dublin
In the House of Commons on January 21, speakers discuss prior Dublin disputes between medical bodies, delaying a bill. Ministers explain plans to simplify revenue duties, with Britain’s model as guidance. Critics mock royal adulation while the address supporting the government’s budget measures passes without changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beresford
Ht Tangrithe
H. Langriffie
Foe Wolfe
Poufoxby
Great
Britain
Earl of Westmoreland
Richard
Migrave
Spain
Treasury
Levee and Dinners Among Diplomats in Early Week
On Wednesday at one o'clock a levee was held at St James's with the French and Spanish Ambassadors and other ministers receiving cards of invitation. A grand fete is planned Friday at Hackwood estate by the Duke of Borrow with royal and noble attendees. market prices rose due to exports. A committee was appointed to inspect defense works in the British West Indies. George Sexwyns died at his St James's Place home aged 71. Lord Sydney inherits £2,000 per year and a borough representation. a French brought lady may claim his personal estate now worth substantial sums.
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St. James's
Ngars
J. i Barkeley
The
Ordnance
D’ Aubant,Pringie
Moncre
Wailthhire
Selwyn
France
The Soto Colony Described Amid War News and Colonies
A late 18th century column reports on the New Colony of the State in America on Virginia’s western edge retarded by corn exports, plus letters from Geneva and Brandenburg. It covers the Ohio settlement, naval mutinies, Indian campaigns, Prussian fortifications, Bohemia frontier measures, Russian moves on Constantinople, and unrest in Martinique with fires and battles near St Pierre and Fort Royal.
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América
Virginia
United States
Marquis de Marnesis
Bavette
Nancy
Ohio
Houcaton
Madras
Mepowes
Tiroo Sars
Ghauts
Froyp
India
Narrowy
Throo
China
Brandenburg
Prussia
Pillau
Prusfia
Nancé
Bohemia
Moravia
Constantinople
Catherine of Russia
Grenada
Bristol
Martinico
St. Pierre
Vicompte de
Tobago
Holland
Cherbourg
Ostend
Boulogne
George
Mullens
Gibraltar
Leyes
Welfrat
Zarcifon
Prince Edward
Conspiracy Case Against Sir John Hatton and Harman
In Los Angeles report, Knxo's Bench considers a rule to show cause why a criminal information should not be filed against Sir John Hatton Bart and Mr Harman for a foul conspiracy to defraud Mr John Petrie. Hatton elusive. court to rule again Friday on a renewed affidavit of probability.
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Bearcroft
John Hatton
Bart
Harman
King’s Bench
John Petrie
Eugenne
Lord Kenyon
Mingay
Petrie
J. Hatton
Erskine
Bologne
John
Fustice Buller
Sir J. Hatton
Sir John Hatton
London
Crimes of the Kings of France book noted in Paris release
A Paris edition titled Crimes of the Kings of France from Clovis to Louis XVI is announced. London items report a Guildhall Court of Aldermen session with the Lord Mayor, Recorder, Sheriffs, and 18 Aldermen. Bread prices hold. six brokers sworn. five allowed till next Court. Watch-rate appeal for Cheap ward dismissed. Newgate guards set for riot control. Portsmouth ships under Goopatt, others at sea. Various clerks and officers updated. Wrecked Fame crew losses noted. Exeter elections costly. parliamentary counts and addresses to the King discussed. A French bishop’s physician jokes about shoes and cure. Oxforp Latin-Pen prize topics listed. English prose on National Prejudices required.
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Paris
France
Clovis
Louis XVI
Guildhall
Cheap
Chapman
Newgate
William Chippindale
Mayor's Court
Richard Bridgman
John Hicks
Pares
Wood-street
Lord Hoop
Neil Campbell
Cork
Port Glasgow
Liverpool
Barrie
Exeter
House of Peers
Warerror
Earl of Bective
Hotus Ddaglicus
Portsmouth Shipping News Tracks Transports and Vessels
January 24 report from Spithead notes the Dedalus Trial and General Ellior transports arriving from Cork. Four Eastward transports bound for Botany Bay, Sprightly cutter set to sea on a cruise, Dispatch Falaise arrived from Guernsey, Thomas Barrett sailed for St Kitts, Sprightly Cutter left harbour to a pit head.
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Spithead
Dedalus
Falaise
Guernssy
Thomas
Barrett
St.Kitts
Lottery Prizes Introduction Promoted by Hornsby and Co
The notice touts the pleasing introduction of Lottery Prizes and the first to win blanks in full with no precedent, praising the Office of Hornsby and Co. as the preferred agent. It claims wide support from clubs and societies and vows to pursue methods ensuring universal satisfaction.
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Hornsby ¥ and Co
Hornsgy and Co
Arrivals of Nobility and Clergy at Bath
A long list records Marquis de Luzerne Lord and Lady de Clifford and many peers clergy and ladies arriving at Bath. Notables include Lord Bishop of Peterborough Honourable Mr Pusey Mr Agar Lady Julia Howard Lady Grant Sir H Colthorpe Major Villettes Captain Bridges Rev Dr Coates Rev Mr Brereton Rev Mr Stephens Rev Mr Couth Rev Mr and Mrs Bird Rev Mr Morshead Rev Mr and Mrs Brodrick Rev Mr and Mrs Sawbridge Dr Campbell Mr and Mrs Milford Mr and Mrs Chesters Mr and Mrs Lardner Mr and Mrs Trotman and numerous others including Mrs Hungerford Mrs Parker Miss Lucas Miss Elweed Miss Allen and Miss Comyn.
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Marquis de Luzerne
de Clifford
Bishop of Peterborough
Pusey
Agar
Julia Howard
Grant
H. Colthorpe
Wiliam Hanhamy
Villettes
Bridges
Jove
Bifflet
Luck
Coates
Brereton
Stephens
Couth
Bird
Morshead
Brodrick
Sawbridge
Campbell
Milford
Chesters
Lardner
Trotman
Thellyson
Okeley
Baynes
Kirkpatrick
Kelly
Watkins
Walsh
Barnard
Crosbie
Headley
Needham
Oliver
Gidley
Watts
Ship News from Lisbons and Ports in January 26
A summary of incoming and outgoing ships with statuses. Britannia from Newfoundland overturned during repairs and condemned. Sovereign from London to Charleston. Darlington from London to Dominica. Lady Valletort from Smyrna. Beaver from Beira to Leghorn. Prince of Wales from Newfoundland. Halifax from St Michael. Fox from Ierck to Liverpool. Union from Botton to Bristol on shore at Limerick River. Recovery from Malaga. Minx and Swift from London. Good Intent and Heart of Oak from Seville and Virginia. Nine Sisters and Daniel from London and Africa. St John from Newfoundland. Lark from London. Triton from Bristol. Robert from London. ships sailing to Jamaica, Nice, Grenada, and St Kitts heading outward. Canton East Indiaman put back. Winds variable.
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Lisbons
Britannia
Farley
Newfoundland
Charleston
Sovereign
Benn
London
Dominica
Darlington
Swinburne
Harwich
Prince of Wales
Liverpool
Halifax
Taylor
St. Michael
Fox
Ierck
Union
Botton
Bristol
Limerick River
Milford
Malaga
Downe
Minx
Campion
Swift
Waterford
London Packet
Glass
Tewry
Boog
Seville
Heart of Oak
Nimo
Virginia
Grenada
Nine Sisters
Phillips
Daniel
Martin
Africa
Cadiz
St. John
Mrs
Rotterdam
Lark
Johnson
Triton
Laurence
St. Vincent’s
Robert
Hooper
Dear
Southampton
Deptford
Friendship
Fraser
Ipswich
Jamaica
General Coote East Indiamen
Friends
Livermore
St. Kitt’s
Neptune
Baker
Nice
Sards
Amic
Wind
W.S. W
Birth at Dublin of Colonel Fawcet’s Lady’s Son
At Dublin the Lady of Colonel Fawcet Quarter-Master General has given birth to a son.
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Dublin
Fawcet
Marriages Across Britain and Empire This Week
In Dublin Barry Denny son of Sir Baccy Denny marries Miss Morgell daughter of Crothe Morgell at Mount Morgell. In Chatham Siprata Pigot weds Miss Proby daughter of Commissioner Proby. In Madras Henry Sewell marries Miss Rebecca Chale second daughter of Richard Pilate of Kensington Square. At Stoke near Guildford Capt Morden weds Miss Rawlins daughter of John Rawlins. In Edinburgh Lieutenant Campbell of Lockhill weds Lady Ramsay widow of Sir George Ramsay who died in a duel with Capt Rae.
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Dublin
Barry Denny
Sir Baccy ‘Denny
Miss Morgell
Crothe Morgell
Mount Morgell
Chatham
Siprata Pigot
Miss Proby
Commissioner Proby
Jatt
Madras
Henry Sewell
Rebecca Chale
Richard Pilate
Kensington Square
Stoke
Guildford
Morden
Miss Rawlins
John Rawlins
Edinburgh
Lieutenant Campbell
Lockhill
Lady Ramsay
Sir George Ramsay
M.rae
Multiple Death Notices From High Society London and Beyond
Died on Thursday at Curzon Street Mary Countess of Verney beloved aunt to Sir Robert Clayton. Glasgow reports William Brown age 13. Samuel Plackett of Ave Maria Lane, 85, oldest Ward inhabitant. Shrewsbury marks John Stanley, son of Mafley, ofPaddington, cousin to William Stanley. Limerick notes Mrs Magee 74, mother of many descendants. Kingston Warwickshire recalls Clement Newland, late Captain Iniskilling Dragoons.
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Curzon-Street
Mary
Countess of
Cathlebaynankoo
Shrewsbury
John Stanley
John Stapley
Mafley
Paddington
Cousia
Willian Stanley, Bart
Horton
Cheshire
Limerick
Magee
Ae Kincton
Warwickshire
Clement Newlam
Iniskilling Regiment of Dragoons
Price of stocks and annuities listed in market report
Market item shows various stock prices and annuity figures including 3 percent and 4 percent bonds, Navy annuities, India bonds, and other securities with quoted fractions and rates. Names such as Rane Srape and Lowery appear as tickers or brokers amid a dense string of figures.
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Rane
Ditvo
Navy
Lang Aneuities
India
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Treland
House OF Commons
Faruary
Soto
Geneva
L.A Report
Knxo’s
Criminal Information
Portsmouth
Bath
Ship News
Buet Flanders
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