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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 19, 1779

Page

4

Irish Senate Debates Trade Reform Move Passes Amendment

In a late night session Mr Burgh urged a bold amendment seeking free and unlimited trade to all ports, challenging supporters and opponents alike. The debate featured strong speeches from Monck Mason and Flood, with Denis Daly Barry Barry and Yelverton weighing in before the amendment passed amid urgent calls for relief for Ireland’s three million people.

Provott Ananimiv Wir Carleton Heron Ireland Prime Serjeant Burgh Sid Pery Burgh Treasury Bench Denis Daly Barry Barry Maton Foster Flood Thomas Conolly Yelverton Brongy

Lords Committees Agree Addresses To His Majesty

House of Lords committees sat on the Addresses to his Majesty. Lords Lieutenant reports were read and agreed unanimously and ordered to be presented. The paragraph mirrors the Commons proposal calling for a free wade.

Commons Wade

Dublin Volunteers Honor Free Trade Address at Leinster House

Last night the city volunteers formed line from Parliament House to the Castle under arms, in honor of a forthcoming address for Free Trade. Led by the Duke of Leinster, they saluted the House of Commons and College Green, while merchants lawyers and others joined the spectacle.

Duke of Leinster Leinster House House of Commons

Ireland’s fight for free trade stirs parliamentary stand

Freeman's Duguin Journal reports Ireland’s non importation movement angrily pressuring Britain amid fears of English punitive measures. Grattan’s amendment to demand free trade sweeps the House with unanimous support as Irish associations gain official backing. Tuesday’s thanks to armed groups and looming public processions signal a critical shift in Irish resistance and potential union strategy.

Ireland Great Britain Robert Deane Grattan Mason P. S Nem. Con Conolly Pensonby Democratical Assembly Treland England

Lottery promotion offers two thousand pounds at King's Arms

Meff Nicholson and Co announce that instead of one thousand pounds for the last drawn ticket, purchasers of shares and chances at their offices will receive two thousand pounds. Shares come in halves to sixteenths, adventures at one guinea and five shillings sixpence issued from real state lottery tickets, deposited at the Bank of England. They add that all purchasers already entitled will receive the advantage, with stocks and annuities listed in the poster for sale.

King’s Arms Cornhill Parliament and Bridgetreet Westminster Nicholson and Co Bank of England

Hazard and Co Warn of Misleading London Office

Messrs Hazard and Co announce their lack of connection with any other office in London or elsewhere. They caution friends and the public that an office in Cheapside operates under the Hazard and Co name without their real knowledge or link. The notice urges avoidance of deception and clarifies their official status.

Messrs Hazard and Co

Middlesex County Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders Call

To the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of the County of Middlesex a formal summons or notice is presented seeking attention or action on a local matter affecting governance duties and community interests in the county.

Middlesex Woot County of County of Midilelex Woop

Deluded Prince parody referenced in era pamphlet

The London Evening Post discusses Addison's Campaign poem and its parallels to Blenheim era events. It notes the Elector of Bavaria’s imperial plans being defeated and mocks the prince’s grandiose schemes, suggesting their collapse exposed fragile power ambitions.

sAddison Blenheim Bavaria

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