Parliamentary Proceedings and Irish Affairs Summary
Domestic intelligence covers Pitt and Tierney duel actions between military and insurgents and the burning of the mails. Ireland reports a plot to seize Dublin and a Lord Lieutenant address. Also includes a letter, Gazette notes, and a Bernadotte disapproval, with war declaration against America and Berlin embassy appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt
Tierney
Ireland
Dublin
Coigley
DireQory
Bernadotte
America
France
Syeyes
Berlin
London News From May 28 1798 Ireland Uprising and Fleet Actions
London reports intelligence of a French revolutionary wind in Madrid and unsettled Dublin with arrests, seizures and brutal measures as authorities fortify the city. Government praises swift action, while officers bombard La Hogue and Seize arms. This dispatch includes London Gazette details, dismissals, and public notices from St James's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Dublin
London Gazette
Ireland
Eoward Fitzccrap
UhitMmen
House of Commons
Powerseourt
Gibbons
Exchequerstreet
Royal Exchange
Thomas Braughal
Eccles-street
Pyke
Great George’s Street
Dowling
Chatham
Bay of Honduras
Rattan
Leeward Islands
Falmouth
Tame
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Strathaven
Hamilton
R. Steacuan
Royal Assent Given to Multiple Bills in Lords
A message from Parliament records the House of Lords hearing the Royal Assent for bills passed by both Houses. The Lords granted assent by commission to the Land Tax Commissioners Qualification bill the National Debt Reduction bill the Navy Augmentation bill and forty one private bills. The Lords Chancellor Marquis of Salisbury and Earl Spencer attended as the commissioners. Adjournment scheduled to Thursday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
House of Peers
Lord Chancellor
Marquis of Salisbury
Earl Spencer
House of Commons motions on Militia and Lottery bills
The House heard Royal Assent by Commission to certain bills and orderedWednesday consideration of Lords amendments to the Militia Officers and Corporation Causes bills. The Lottery bill and militia pay and clothing bill were set for second readings. The Yedmanry Cavalry Billeting bill passed to the Lords and the Ship Owners Relief bill awaits concurrence. The Silver Coinage Suspension bill was committed with report due Wednesday. Adjourned till Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Peers
Lords
D. P. Coke
Yedmanry
Royal Weekend Activities At Windsor Park And St Georges Chapel
Saturday morning the King with the Earl of Cursterrrere and Gen. Gwynne rode in Windsor Park. The Queen and Princesses visited Mrs Harcours at St Leonard's Hill then dined. Whitsunday services at St George's Chapel with the sermon by Rev Dr Doesworth. Royal family later at Frogmore and Windsor Terrace. Princess of Wares departed for Blackheath until Sunday. Outward-bound Indiamen at Portsmouth awaiting Wednesday dispatch. Mr Coxson's horse Sir Peter Fearle won the Derby at Epsom Thursday, odds heavy against him, netting Mr C over 14000 pounds. Ministers resisted a second warrant on Mr O Connor.
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Earl of Cursterrrere
Gen. Gwynne
Windsor Park
Princesses
Mrs. Harcours
St. Leonard's Hill
Whitsunday
Earl of Cuesterfreio
Lord Grey Pe Witton
St. George’s Chapel
Doesworth
Frogmore
Windsor Terrace
Wares
Blackheath
Portsmouth
Mr. Cooxson
Peter Fearle
Epsom
Mr. O'Connor
Foreign Intelligence from The Harburgh Mail Briefing
A summary of letters from Rastadt and Frankfort dated 11th to 12th detailing Cobenzel’s expected return from Vienna to renew France Prussia talks, Bonaparte’s anticipated arrival, and a proposed commerce treaty. Counts Lehrbach and Codenzel appointments, Bernadotte note response, and Collderque’s envoy communications. Reports on Turkish army near Belgrade, Russian troop movements, Swiss frontier events, and confiscations of English property in Zurich and Aargau. Italy and Piedmont calm, Cisalpine press restrictions, and the Pope’s library sale.
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Harburgh
Tewrr
Rastadt
Cobenzel
Thither
Vienna
France
Prussia
Buonaparte
Raffadt
Aith
Count Lehrbach
Count Codenzel
Baron Thugut
Bernadotte
Count Co.Lorepo
Bernaddotre
Count Cortrerzoo
French Republic
Viena
Campo Fermio
Citizem
Tallien
Neufchateau
Spain
Bourgaing
Talleyrand
Council of Five Hundred
Belgrade
Oczakow
Bender
Kaminiecx
Frankfort
Friedberg
Butzbach
Hochst
Rudelsheim
Switzerland
Rhines
Strasburg
Zurich
Mate
Schanemburgh
Schindelegi
Einsiedeln
Outheath
Zug
Glarus
Schwatz
Appenzell
Torgenburg
St. Gallen
Underwalden
Uri
Arau
Gth
Huber
Helvesic di Rectory
England
Citizen Bay
Chamber of Administration of
Berne
Rouhiere
Helenetic Directory
Duchess of
Rome
Roeffners
Purchas
Raphael
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London
The
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Viscount Castlereagh
Speaker
Campin
Yam
Lord Lieutenant
Privy Council
House of Cormmons
House of Lords
St. James's
Robert Viscount Belgrave
Flint
Joseph Monday
Kingston-upon-Hull
White Hart Tavern
Silver-Street
Kingston-upon-Hell
Atetorney
Rofler
Kirby Street
Hatton Garden
Servius Bevoit
Manchester
Star Inn
Leigh
Bartlett's Buildings
Edward Holme
Fleet
Guildhill
Martin
Haydon Square
John Bick
Upton-upon-Severn
Worcester
Talbert Inn
Attley
Anthony Watts
Greville Street
Joseph Mason
Richard Roby
John Getty
St. DiMtan'’s Alley
Guildhall
Furnival’s Inn
Ebenezer Barrdi
Atherstone
Warwick
New Street
Birmingham
James Wortham
Castle-firee
Holborn
John Greffwell
Wifbeach
Isle of Ely
Juan
Acternies
Mesirs
Vendercom and
Grant
Buth-laye
Cannon-street
Joseph Banner
Ship Tavern
Water-lake
Thame-street
Samuel Adams
Gratton-street
Scho
Thomas Newland
Cheapside
Edward Fields
Thomas Robinsons
Henrietta-street
Covert’ Garden
Jomas Jeffrey
Old Jewry
Patrick Forenan
Bristol
Tsaac Lancaster Bird
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Thomys Wardell
Mariner
James Harrison
Paternoster Row
John Lunt
Standish
Langtree
Lancaive
Dealey
John Stagg
Wood Hall
Cumberland
William Jordan
Pentonville
Thomas Blomeley
Salford
David Hart
Gosport
Robert Ross
Bath
Charles Shelton
Nottingham
John Goodall
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