Lords of Ireland debates on tenancy and mutiny bills
The House of Lords of Ireland debated the tenancy bill with Lord Carysforth opposing portions and the Arch Bishop of Catherall supporting. The Lord Chancellor and Duke of Leinster spoke for the bill, which was ordered to be committed that day. The Tenantary Bill passed later by a slim majority amid adjournment and notes of voting tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Carysfort
Lord Dyfart
Archbishop of
Lord Farnham
Duke of Leinster
Bing
Edward
Irish House of Commons Debates on Sugar and Mutiny Bills
August sessions show heated exchanges over sugar duties, with alterations to the sugar bill rejected then reintroduced. Grattan and Foster sparred over proposals, while the mutiny bill advances amid a grand committee debate on duration and royal authority. The house orders heads of the sugar bill and adjourns with motions and referrals threaded through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Clement
Latouche
Grattan
Foster
H. E Hartstonge
Forster
House
Yelverton
England
Hercules .Langrifhe
Jucius O’brien
Monck -Mason
Water Burgh
Board of Trade
House of Commons
Parnell
Fotter
Howré'fit Adjourns Without Action for Lords Attendance
A meeting called on Friday August 18 adjourned to the morrow without any business. Members were given an opportunity to attend the Lords’ désates. The delay allows time for members to participate in higher parliamentary matters.
The Lisbon Convent Elopement of an English Officer
An English ensign in Portugal aided by a friar elopes with a convented Englishwoman, adopting disguises and a feigned drowning to escape. A council of war approves the plan, and the pair wed next morning. Upon returning to England the woman’s father reconciles with his daughter and son-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Lord Townshend
Count de Lippe
Oyden
Dominick
Roberts
Lisbon
Monastry
England
Robets
Midwifery Lectures by Dr Leake in London
On Monday the 2d of October at five in the evening Dr Leake opens a course of essential midwifery theory and practice for women and infants. Copies may be had from T Todd in York, with listings across many towns including Bristol Cambridge Exeter Manchester Nottingham Leeds Worcester and Dublin.
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Lecfures
Leake
Iphildsen
Lonan
T. Todd
Killer
Wats
Norwich
Sitamonds
Carterbery
Brown
Bristol
S Wowd
Licath
Pugh
Hreford
sHombie
Newcastle
Tackfooy
Carlile
Kehoe
Exinburgh
Ly White
Dubin
Ludlow
Sulef ‘Forall Bees
Pearry Ft
Gird Olds
Sitis
Ledley
Lincolnshire Preehold
Gory
Lea
Gainsborough
County of
Lincoln
Borsick
Graf's Inn
Richard Clik
Reeh-velk
Mortiner
York
Mc Barnard
Gainsbrough
Broughton
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House of Lords of Ireland
Commons
Reates
Dutarey and
Duna
Jesity
House of Commons of Ireland
Hlondey
Freemen of
Dublin
John Dillon
O’ Hara
Pivica
Privy’ Council
Parliament of
Ireland
Hara
Walter Bargh
Hdd
Aigef
Robert Corbett
Elis
Frederik
Cornewall
Weatherby
Portsmoutte
Ames ‘Linden
Haraphieg
Togptin Gazette
Ralgaidt
Haa
Gripren
Yaper
Pteetlay i Oi &Ee Sc
Pfietiates
Libdun
Ryicci
Portimonth
Kent
Canterbury
Frodh
Margate
Goud
Sram
Penne
Chiflet Court
Willock
Atrke Wolf
Newood Green
Neraach Green
Aovetain
Tiver Thames
Prentford
Waylind
Norwood Gren
Crown
Uxbridge
Kiry
Harrow
Hourdlow
Brynford
Telford
Richmond
Wilck
Farseyor
Chagell Court
New Burlington
Mishalmas
Chenies
Bucks
London
Ginger
Opon
Leight
n.Bogzara
Bedford
Clipton
Leighton Bezzird
TwiléGnove Bury
Obe
Boomsbury Agere
Mas Siar
Bara
David
xEggzo
Yuesday
Gitia
Weithir
Weithir’y Racing Kilsidar
BARE
Clermont
Thomas Baersk
Glerstof
Gloucester
Inecupier
Perryn
Iti
Leeds
Londony
Crosby Maree
Iést
Bel VR
John Mort
Begmiia
Teach - Thiagaas
Mantes
Ramseas
Mae “Moore
Saale
Tance
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