Parliament Debates Ireland Union Bill Passage
The June 9 session in the Commons marks an address agreement with Lords on countervailing powers. Mr Dagon condemns anti unionists while pledging support for the Union Bill and urging Parliament to stand by government actions despite personal opposition. Lord Castlereagh and peers prepare to inform the Lords of the Assembly’s decision as ministers and supporters express loyalty.
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House Or Commons
Moxpay
Ireland
Lee
Vereker
Lord Caritreagh
House of Peers
Dublin
House of Lords
House of Commons
Lord Castlereagh
Amboyna
Ternate
Tidore
Saran van Lutyonss
Haaken
Madras
France
Lucien Bonapart
Ajactia
Republic
Shakespeare
Otway
WasHinGrox
Vues
Prices and world news from the Evening Mail Postscript
The Evening Mail reports stock prices and market moves, notes delays in Hamburgh mails, and outlines global affairs. It covers Italian republican arms reports, Egypt hostilities, Constantinople silence, and mixed Dublin Union discussions along with naval incidents, royal service, and miscellaneous society items.
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Italy
France
Quiberon
Egypt
Cairo
Constantinople
KoruLer
Dublin
Ship News from Portsmouth on Warrior and Ruffian Troops
Ship Warrior ran aground on the Spit at Portsmouth harbor under moderate weather but expected no damage with tides. Ruffian troops recently arrived from Guernsey have been embarked at Spithead, with two regiments to sail to Guernsey and return the rest on transports from South Sea Common.
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Portsmouth
Warrior
Theo
Gternsey
Spithead
South Sea Common
Guernsey
Frigates and ships join Brest harbour operations
Plymouth reports in June that the 74 gun shield the Ruel, the 36 gun Glenmore, and the Iphigéuta troop ship join the fleet under Captain Durr. Beaulieu frigate arrives from the Channel Fleets. A day earlier, while reconnoitring Brest harbour, a shot fell short, patting over the Beaulieu without damage. The Combined Fleet comprising 46 line and several frigates remains in Brest Harbour.
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Plymouth
Ruel
Glenmore
Durr
Iphigéuta
Chmamet
Beaulieu
F. Fayernsay
Brest
Plover sloop Arrives with Portsmouth Convoy
The Plover sloop arrived with a convoy from Portsmouth but failed to proceed up river. The Cornwallis and Mediville Castle were put back, winds from the southwest hindered progress.
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Deal
Portsmouth
River
Cornwallis
Mediville Castle
S.W
Arrival of Dutch ship detained by war patrol at Plymouth
Plymouth reports the arrival of the De Pelcaeren from Amsterdam to St Sebastian, detained by the British war patrol. The crew sailed aboard the Captain man of war and the Diamond frigate on a cruise.
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de Pelcaeren
Amsterdam
St. Sebastians
French Privateer La Requital Arrives With Dolph'n Cutter
Portsmouth dispatch reports on June 15 that Dolph'n cutter arrived from Marcou bearing La Requital, a small French privateer, in the port.
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Portsmouth
Marcou
Deal sail to Coast of France by deadcon brig
June 15 wind north by west carried the deadcon brig and the released fishing boats to the coast of France.
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Deal
Wind N
France
Rebels and Robbers Rampage in Wicklow County
Dublin dispatch reports the Earl of Cravocard with forces arriving in Kildare Street as government aides prepare to suppress the rebel robber Dayer and his gang. Rewards of five hundred guineas and one hundred pounds are offered for leaders and key outlaws. Wicklow interior has suffered odious outrages and plundering, causing widespread alarm and harming spring cultivation. Lieut. Col. Grice Stewart is sent to Wicklow with powers to use stringent measures to extirpate the bandits.
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St. George’s Chapel
Windsor
Goop Enolle
Chester
Whitehall ‘Chapel
York
Marthal Suworow
Muzas
Matt- LA. D
Saintes
Brest
Wiraiam Parker
Dublin
Miss Pree
Cork
Harry Brown Hawes
Republic of Letters
Parnassus
Tefaxts
Southend
England
Earl of Cravricarde
Scotland
Kearn's Hotel
Kildar Street
Dayer
Wicklow
Grerce Stewart
Fragmentary London Gazette notes and names
A jumble of OCR fragments lists London addresses and personal names such as Hatfield, Bradstreet, and Walker. It mentions July and a few scattered phrases about ships, keepers, and sites, but the text is largely unreadable and nonsensical.
Police Offences and Punishments Report From Local Court
A chaotic police blotter notes a series of felonies and petty offences near Garden and church street. John Rennington Co. reported theft of property including prints and calico. One man accused of extortion was discharged later, while another convicted and fined 208 for overcharging fares.
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Faridus
Thompson
Abe hey-Chachy Tan
Paris and coastal dangers shape early French politics
Fragmentary OCR shows debates over Jacobin clubs in India and Europe, noting naval officers, royalist reactions, and the excitement of reform. A Paris paper recounts a wolf attack near Guingain Cantons, with Citizen Tabria rescuing his nephew as the wolf is slain. The Pref Department faces ongoing unrest and a broader struggle between monarchist aims and revolutionary energies.
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Serapatam
Hane
Ann
Chile
Paris
Guingiai
Cotes du Nord
Porfair
Pierre
Boeke
Tabria
Pref
Hail and Farewell at Merwest Wedding
A wedding notice records the betrothal of Gide Aclard of Canine to Mus Eay, withButterly- Hail, hil dexfon of Mewerth, announced for 2 January. The ceremony unites two families and marks a festive local event.
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Dexfon
Gide Aclard
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He ‘Walker
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