Grattan Defends Final Settlement Against 1782 Provisions
The debate centers on 1785 proposals and the alleged finality of the 1782 settlement. Grattan attacks the notion of binding future parliaments and argues that peace and national interest require final adjustments. He cites Fox and Frypatrick and warns that Ireland will resist any bid to bind successors or forestall reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beresford
Berégord
England
Castlereagh
Settentrente
Jefelf
Randell
Jef
Omean
Iman
Grattan
Fox
Frypatrick
Tie Watharity
Gwil
Pipe Ronal Br. Grattan
Declararjoh
Ireland
Cduttry
America
Treland Rere
Eleten
Lord Eglintoun Leads Scots Peerage Through Private Bill Stages
Parliamentary intelligence from the House of Lords notes Lord Eglintoun advancing as a prominent Scottish peer. Two private Bills progressed to the next stage before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Tunsday
Mannex
Lord Eglintoun
Siateen
Scotland
Marine Mutiny Bill and Poor Laws in Commons Debate
The House of Commons on Turspay March 4 notes a Lords message confirming the Marine Mutiny Bill. Sir Charles Bunbury moves to bring in a Bill to amend Poor Laws. Mr De Po Edke to-morrow moves to extend provisions for servants in husbandry to bind menial servants. A Bill for a loan from the Bank of three millions in exchange for charter renewal is brought up and ordered for a second reading. Irvine reports corn and flour imports for the last years. The National Debt redemption bill is laid aside for tomorrow. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Turspay
Lords
Charles Bunbury
de PO Edke
Irvine
Price of Stocks and a London Scandal Recap
The report compiles a chaotic London financial and social narrative. It notes stock prices and market talk alongside a violent street altercation involving Lord Camelronp, resulting in a Bow Street arrest. It also touches on government proposals to regulate millers and mealmen, bread waste concerns, and reflections on French politics and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Marx Exe
Burnham Fields
Atajesty
Earl of “San Dwi
Hewee-Gort
Add
Eplernae
Ford
Sereny
Jesing
Ma Fetha
Auzorr
Apsors
Townsend
Bow-street
Camu Grrord
Baker-street
Thipa
Bow Street
Forp
Canuthrorp
Lord Varextra
Camelronp
House of Commons
Parliament
Paris
Heepeuville
Council of State
France
Graongtt
Benarante
Fragmentary Irish War Report Mentions Dublin Garrison
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a committee discussion and a commercial article, with unclear references to a regiment and an officer Jeff Dube. It mentions enemy appearance off the coast and possible disturbances between native militia and troops, with a Dublin garrison placed under guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Dube
Athlone
Dublin
Softoor
Buacorne
Ilex
Dublin Moves and Military Preparations Amid Irish Debate
The Commons discuss a motion on union sentiment in Ireland while troops are deployed toward Athlone. Dublin council approves Alderman Joysaw for mayoral duties. Reports note a frozen River Liffey, charitable subscriptions, and various incidents including a fatal shooting in Castlefield and a Glasgow warehouse break-in with a worker among the apprehended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coimmons
Commons
Ireland
House of Commuis
Athlone
Jouy
City of
Dublin
Sutton
Fragmentary Coastal Shipping Note from Portsmouth Area
A fragmentary OCR note describes early Westward movement of ships, mentions the Ceres bound for Indies, a voyage toward Portsmouth and a convoy from the town. It records wind from the northnortheast and appearances of vessels such as Hyena and a Gyne from Armouth arriving at the Downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceres
Portfarth
Maken
Sessa
Bankrupts and Dividends Listed in London Gazette
From the London Gazette dated March 4, bankruptcy notices list A H Linnecar merchant of Liverpool, J Green brewer of Hunslete Yorkshire, H Brodie hardwareman at Falcon Square, W Geverss stable-keeper of Mountry Road Pentonville, and T Doughton innholder of Market Raisin Lincolnshire. Dividends noted for J Reill and W J Willer with addresses in Hanover Square and Mobknextre York respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H.linnecar
Doctor Refuses Character For Honest Servant Leads To Alderman Hearing
A summoned doctor faced Alderman Capin over refusing to vouch for a loyal maid from a foundling background. The maid, kept from work ten weeks, spoke of the doctor’s two residences and a brewing quarrel. The Alderman warned against denying a poor but honest girl a character, stressing protection for vulnerable workers. In other matters, a journeyman foes maker faced punishment for pawning work, with leniency shown for distress, and a young merchant faces Chelmsford Asizes for forgery. A private in the Guards, sentenced to 300 lashes for desertion, fatally injured himself during punishment and died in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guipaarn
Capiin
Foundling
Gety
Chelmsford
Colchester
Crickfett and Co
John Madissens
2D Regiment of Guards
Offital
English Lottery Draws And Marital Notices In One Issue
The page lists prize payouts for a state lottery with numbers and prizes, followed by multiple social notices. Marriages are announced, including couples from Park, Bradford, and Chester, plus oblique local events and a financial discussion on the course of exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tocol
Gol
Togl
Hornsx , and Co
Cornhill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parliamentary Intelligence
Confoss
Ginn
Exenzdvee
Sbro Bt
Glengary
Engibis
Ede
Madras
Seringapatam
Margus Wellesley
Drive
Fylloweleld
Augusttal Amouiteil
Harris
Setingapanam
Wellesley
Tayor
Durham
Russxix
Taylor
Foot Guards
Windsor
Eton
Fowo Tal
Francé
Holland
Knox
Republic of
NicHooLt
Wintram Parker
Admiral Vanprout
Halifax
Anavicu
Mrr
Stacier
Scho
Switzerland
Alark
Trongate
Glasgow
Mefiis
Linsay, Swim, and Co
Wind N.N.E
The
London Gazette
Mary-l
Jays Jig
Taehid Coutts
Willies Alles
Sin
Moring
Jae Panton
Freher
Johngin
Ofddebauichery
Upper
Eaton-freee
Pattérfan
Nagl
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!