Debates on Union with Ireland and Castlereagh's Policy
The report details Lord Castlereagh's speech advocating union to avert imperial jealousy and unite Great Britain and Ireland. It covers parliamentary divisions on the amendment and the address, naming speakers who opposed and supported the measure, and lists numerous peers, lawyers, and officials present in the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Ireland
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Lord Castlereagh
Great Britain
Plunder
Lénngth
House of Commons
CastTigagaci
Coles
Kincsponenca
Ewnisxitten
Coannautts
Earl of Oumonn
Lord Guewpoxs
Lord Penskscourt
Lord Powrascourt
News of Naples and Ireland Dominates Evening Paper
London dispatches describe Neapolitan royal flight to Sicily aboard the Pangugri, with Naples city’s sack by French forces and widespread looting. Meanwhile Irish parliamentary divisions over the Union unfold with guards on streets and mob activity in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Navy
Admiralty
Lord Neison
Lord St. Vikienty
England
Paris
Lord Nelson
Macx
Bay of Naples
Pangugri
Lord Nation
Palermo
Sicily
Narces
Europe
Narvas
Naples
Sardinia
Ship News Notes From January Ports
Ships report fair winds and motionless readiness at St Helen's with Rear Admiral Thompson. The Thames, Success, Le Seine, and Aydra frigates arrive after a cruise off Havre. Sheerness convoy frigate reaches port with Jamaica-bound fleet sailing from the River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
St. Helen’s
St. Helen
Portsmouth
Thames
Success
le Seine
Aydra
Havre
Dral
Sheerness
Man
Jamaica
Death of Thomas, Earl of Louth in Ireland
The Earldom of Louth becomes extinct after the death of Thomas, Earl of Louth, at Birmingham. His lordship is succeeded by the Right Honorable Lady Elizabeth Duffield and Lady Louisa Blake as heirs. A short illness preceded the death, with a somber note that a young inoculated boy was buried with his father in the same coffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Galeway
Thomas
Earl of
Louisa Blake
Ilnessy
JoGeendon
Apothecary
Cambridge
Ratriots
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Laurence Parsons
George Ponsonby
Lord Zyrone
Fitzgerald
Yar
Geo. Ponfenby
John Parnell
Tighe
James Fitzgerald
Mei
Duolin
Viscount Clements
O'Hara
Crookshank
O'Neile
The
Anemiate
Barrington
Plunket
Knox
George Os
Gee E
Hardy
Bowes Daly
James L. Carter
Browne
College
J. Ball
Steward
Killymoon
Cole
Colona Vereker
Moor
Afaunteil
Fudescue
Johnson
Rochfort
Bars Hamilton
Leigh
Dabbs
Se. Leger
Baell
My. Bae
French
Edgeworth
Handcock
Usborne
Arthdale A. Moore
Townshend
Tyrone Lord
Cartlereagh
Right Hots
Isaac Corry
Kerry
George Daly
Bo je'Rorne
Bart
M‘naghten
George Cavendish
Bigs Hida
John Blaquiere
R. Alexander
Charles Osborne Aries
Evening Mail
London
Burlington House
Piccadilly
IreLanp
House of Loos
Commons
Dublin
P.M
Bone Parwet
Fieldry
Ticue
Cork
Limerick
Rathcool
Lord Casrrereacy
Prrr
France
Brett
Bae
Laci
Zof
Secretary of State
Sir Charlae
Peterburghit
Sherrock
Downs
Ae Nyan
Rhine
Maninheim
Dufeldere
Frangonia
Mediares
Berg
Manheim
Husse
Hoecy
Hele
Ekvendreitstins
Avessel
Zreve
Moelle
Fasix
Gibraltar
Cadiz
H. Moore
Zraser
West-Indies
America
Falmouth
Princess Charlotte
Barbadoes
Martinique
Langley Broom
Hellington
Dreyton Moor
Squire
Wingfor
Ship News
B. L.an
Omnia
F Prem
Tans Ee
Ann
Walter
J. Bowasor
Salisbury-favare
Blackfriars Communications
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