Their Majesties Visit to Covent Garden Theatre
The courtly audience, led by four of the princesses, attended the Covent Garden Theatre last night to view the new Comedy of the Herery of Wealth. The crowd, fashionable and numerous, greeted the performance with loyal demonstrations as news arrived from Jamaica and Kentucky. Reports say a French-born resident may become Governor of Kentucky, reflecting liberal American citizen rights, while several states push to amend the federal Constitution to bar foreigners from office. Yellow fever is now viewed as imported, with quarantines likely to be enacted by both Houses.
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Covent-garden Theatre
Karl Barcarnas
Jamaica
Saterner
Downs
Kentucky
Amesita
Sfhey
United States
Dublin turmoil as streets flood with colors and protests
In Dublin on January 24, crowds disrupted theatres, brickbats flew as supporters and opponents clashed after government measures. Lawyers passed thanks to a minority, pledging precedence for Fitzcixaty, while Attornies prepared to withhold briefs from those who voted with the minister. Members Parsons and Bowes Duty wrote to constituents criticizing and defending the government line.
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Fitzcixaty
Froncekarn
Ainally
Brickbats
Stones
King’s County
Lawrenes Parsons
Bowes
Lawrence
Ireland
Frish Parliament debate on Union and Regency Bill
In Wenonaspay the Lords reported the Address and agreed to it. The Earl of Farnham urged a Regency Bill to cement Britain Ireland ties. The Earl of Clare warned against such a bill in feverish times. Commons members debated the Grant on Union, accusing the government of pursuing taxation and commercial jealousy rather than Irish benefits.
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House OF Lords
Wenonaspay
Earl of Farnham
Great Britain
Ireland
Earl of Clare
House OF Commons
Tavesway
Conne
Parsons
Ireland and Castlereagh Clash Over Union Paragraph
A heated House of Lords debate centers on expunging a paragraph in the Address urging Union measures. Castlereagh defends the measure against cabal pressure, while critics like Lord Castlereagh and Mr Pontonby attack the paragraph and demand parliamentary discretion, warning against royal prerogative overreach and urging constitutional restraint.
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Ireland
Lord Cattereagh
George Pontonby
Lord Castlereagh
Dennis Browne
H. Cavendish
Fitzgerald
St. Geo. Daly
Geo. Ponsonby
Lord Casflereagh
Baronet
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Tian
Chankh
Hagarddach
Rey-Reai
England
Dodds
Fitagebald
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Meckeeworth
Fome
Tims Inert
Quggith
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