Irish Parliament Debates Police Law and Dublin Safety
The Attorney General opposed the Right Honourable Gentleman’s motion to repeal the Police Law and defended the establishment by claiming Dublin’s peace had improved since its founding. He argued the city now enjoys safety and order, noted by travelers across Europe, and moved to adjourn. Mr Curran Graydon and Sir Michael Cromie supported the motion, Colonel Blaquieré opposed. on adjournment, 194 Ayes to 63 Noes. House adjourned to next day.
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Housexo Ecommons
Rio
Fergeport
Dublin
Europe
Curran
Graydon
Michael Cromie
Gyattan
Blaquieré
Court and royal doings amid European crisis hints
The report notes a Levee at Caritorrhonte and a Windsor journey for the Prince of Wares with three princesses. A Duchess ball at Wilfis's Room and Marlborough intrigues ripple through a tense European scene with rumors of uprisings, executions, and political reshuffles across courts from Madrid to Berlin.
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Prince of
Pembroke
Europe
France
Madrid
Frangis
Keunitz
Ratisbon
Taft
Berlin
House of Austria
Saxony
Hungary
Bavaria
Palatine
Reves
Cologne
Bohemia
Fiue
BesLegarde
Savoy
Fromiew
Tifton
Brouigtt
J Dathwood
Lifeigivz
Goleneddington
Cambden
Steen Brookbank
Elgy P
Mii
Newkey
Ea Ajelty
Howe
Prsithwaite
Pamouths
Lisbon
Salit An
Stevens
Renténee
Sambeidoe Ath
Willian Anderson
Bunion
Tagrey
Honel
Ealing
Fort taken by Gowdie's force in bold assault
A fragmented narrative describes Major Gowdie leading a seaward fort seizure with troops, grenadiers, and sepoys. It details detachment movements from Ambagee, Dargims, Chillain Cotta, and the capture before nightfall, noting that allied forces suffered no losses.
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de Finitiv
Rayne Gurr
Ecole de
Ambagee
Dargims
Chillain ‘Cotta
Thieg
Gowdié
Balabelam
Ibuk
Chinny
Andrew
Conara-Oldia Khaphis
Raymund ‘Cottah
Gwedie
Itaip Poweie Sith
Bigva Iuighe
Inece
Dé Penta Jayouet Natien
Slave Trade Opinions and Whispered Reflections
Fragmentary OCR text reflects debates on slavery and freedom. It cites echoes of John Belvidere and 1791 ideas, mentioning a banker patronage, emancipation hopes, and a mistress considering freeing a servant while bound by estate ties.
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Thiy
SanjeOh Deere
England
Elias
Ander
Jeter
Belvidere
Dieter
Pendasceona del Nore
iCoromantis
House of Lords and Commons: early session bills and motions
Parliament schedule listing committees and debates across the Lords and Commons. Topics include juries in libel cases, quo warranto, East India matters, vagrants, Seamen Bills, Supply and Ways and Means, canal and trade projects, and public works. Entries note second readings, ballot votes, and committee hearings through the week.
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House OF Lords
Abbetton’s
Folkettene
Bridge-north Church
Nottingham
Manchester
Canal Il
Rochdale
Fractured OCR Note From Dispensary Ad Found
A damaged OCR fragment shows a proprietor listed as Dispensary and a location in a square area. The text quality is poor and no solid events or names can be confirmed from the readable portion.
Waterford echoes and scattered names spark unclear note
A fractured OCR item lists varied names and places including Waterford Dover Liverpool and several personal references. The passage mixes dates, events, and unknown terms, yielding an incoherent snapshot with no clear narrative or verifiable details.
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Irish Parliament
Huibjee
Madras
Travancore
Tippoo
Ele@ion
Pwr
Royal “Academy
Poicey
West
T. Fo
Cambridge Unive
Queen’s College
Wollaften
Prinityall
Mr Farth
Birmain Bath
Patites
Jeer the Great
Pri Ial
Bridkingtwe
Ial
Bisingfi
Conan Hhition
Sietchill
Itek Joifess
Alfrattt
la Sol Square
Lorrton
Waterfordes
Bhasehindon
Bourg Prax
Dover
Ghizkelon
Eatenay
Vianewae
Fanton
Hewits
Beadewag
Marth der
Liverpool
Hag
Bride
Stréfordshire
Chulaneyi
Krech
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