Ireland’s Budget Debate and Measures for Relief
Mr Brownlow and Mr Dawson present petitions from Fermanagh and Down seeking public spending reform and reduced pensions. Mr Stewart urges economy and trade relief while Sir Richard Johnson backs the stance. Mr Forster outlines deficits, savings, and proposed taxes and duties to restore revenue, including stamps, tobacco, wines, hops, and a post office reorganization, with emphasis on military retrenchment and linen exports.
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Mr. Brownlow
Dawson
Fermanagh
Stewart
Down
Richard Johnson
Forster
England
Methuen
Portugal
Limerick
Corke
Ireland
Great Britain
National budget debate warns against ruinous exports and high taxes
In Parliament Sir Lucius O'Brien argued against a linen export bounty as ruinous to Irish trade. He urged leaving Spainish and Portuguese wines on the old footing and opposed broad stamp duty increases. He favored a duty on imported malt liquor to boost revenue and promote domestic consumption.
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Lucius O‘brien
Ireland
Spanish
Portugal
Knighthood Granted to Captain Richard Pearson In Navy
From the London Gazette April 22 the King knighted Richard Pearson Esq Captain in His Majesty's Royal Navy and he kissed the King’s hand on the occasion. The issue also lists bankrupts and dividends with names and dates for surrender at Guildhall various trades and locations across London and towns.
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London
St. James’s
Richard Pearson
Royal Navy
Henry Cok
St. John Wapping
Guildhall
Robert George
Chandos Street
St. Marin’s
Sampson
Takenhouse
Joan Hinton
Much Wenlock
Salop
de Buithfavern
Corn-street
Bristol
Wm. Coker
Denver
Norfolk
Kng’s Head
Norwich
Jon Thomas
Winforen
Herefordshire
Chester
the Sun
Kingon
Robert Kime
Trushhorpe
Lincolnshire
Moy
George and Dragon
Alford
Wm. Harrison
Colegee Street
Westminster
Money Scrivener
Robert Watts
Langenhoe
Essex
Guildhail
Rich
Wartlington
Pall-mall
Guil-hail
Rich. Harman
Clapham
Sussex
Old Ship Tavern
Brighthelmstone
Henry Ligh
Honiton
Devonshire
Iormonger
Oxford-Lin
Exeter
Thomas Cafe
Liverpool
Golden Lion
Dale-Street
Richard Biwer
Coventry
de King’s Had
John Fitcher
Red Bullyard
Chrkenwell
Wm. Swan
Bridgew
Exitha Field
Watfor¢e
Hertfordshire
Crn
Henry Richardson
Camberwell
Surry
Tate
Willock
Hitchin
County of Hertford
Offley Holes Farm
Kirchin
King’s Walden
Edward Kitchener
Orie Gience
Hitchen
Malsock
Stevenage
Welwyn
Luton
Lodon
W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
William Bayley
Greenough
T. Greenough
Ludgate-ful
Francis Nisvaery
Rowley
Naas
Bath
St. Paul's
Oita
Phillips Glover
Choicett
John Greetham
Bracebridge
Lincoln
Mr. Pretton
Hteret
Elgg
Wigmorés Street
Cavendish Square
Irfolc
Promotions in the War Office Dragoon and Foot Regiments
A War Office notice lists officer promotions across Dragoon Guards and Foot Regiments. Names include T Cooper Hincks and Henry Hawley and others with ranks such as Lieutenant Cornet Ensign and Quartermaster, noting regiments like 48th Foot and 527th Foot.
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Dragoon Guards
T. Cooper Hincks
Henry Toovey Hawley
Philip Dormer Stanhope
William Cockburne
Rez
William Thompson
Thomas Bentley
Thomas Wilxon
John Gordon Haven
Foot
William Cox
Thomas Dixon
Waler Elliot
Thomas Simmonds
G11 Reg
Alex, Campbell
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S&s
War-Office
HK Gammon
Grange
Lincoln’s Inn
Lonog
N. B. Post
Strand
Tem
Bar
N. B
St. Anthony's
Haymarket
F. Newbery
St. Paul’s
Dicey and Co
Bow Churchyard
Ilbury House
Salisbury
Andover
Stockbridge
Amesbury
Henry Drummond
Newtontoney
Mei
Brogatt and Craig
Lie Street
Leicester-fields
Beaume DE Vie
King
W. Nicoll
T. Becker
St. Paul's Churchyard
T. Becket
T. Durham
W. Davis
Sackville-street
Piccadilly
W. Flexney
Gray’s Inn
Holborn
Richardson and Urquhart
Royal Exchange
Husband and Elder
Edinburgh
Myr. Pott's
Dublin
Messrs
Dixwell
St. Marsin’s-lane
Charing Cross
Macklew
Opera House
Hall
Beaufort Buildings
Houghton
Cornhill
Suffolk
Shafford
Bedfordshire
Compson
Bedford
Ampthill
Hanghorne
Campton
Inns Barnet
Hatfield
Fale
Squire
New Inn
Princes-street
Leicester Fields
Vic
R. Langwine
The
Ross
New Reudesurt
S.rend
William Thomas
John Donaldson
Arundel-street
Hoffman
William Sheppard
Middle Temple
Edward Hilliard
Barrster
P. Uriel
Inner Temple-lane
E. Brooke
Bell-yard
Whieldon and Co
Fleet-ieet
R. Critcher
Chancery-lane
T. Percival
M.D. F.R
A.S.5
J. Johnson
St. Paul’s Churcheyard
Monthly Review
Percival
Manchester
J.$johnson
St. Paul's Church-yard
John Bonnycastle
St. Paul’s Churchyard