Irish Debtor-Creditor Bill Debated in Lords Reading
Debate on a bill affecting debtors and creditors in Ireland. Lords discuss postponing second reading, effects on contracts, and whether Irish lawyers should opine. Lord Wynford notes only procedural change, allowing copy of judgments to be entered in Ireland. House adjourns after first reading as members cite Ireland's view.
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Ireland
Treland
Farquis
Clanricarde
Lord Wynford
England
Marquis of Westmeath
Lord Eldon
Master of the Rolls
Repeal Malt Tax Debate Moves in Imperial Parliament
Mr Cobbett argues for total repeal of malt duties after October with broad claims about economic impact. He contends the tax harms both agricultural and urban interests, inflates prices, and fuels beer shop growth, while a large monopoly pockets revenue.
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Cobbett
Middlesex
Manchester
England
West Riding of
Yorkshire
Guilford
Hvar
Marylebone
Tower Hamlets
Bird
Subushel
Wisich
Norfolk
Suffolk
Tostex
Simeon
Oxfordshire
Goodluck
Berkshire
Acre
Hugh
Lelse
Oldham
Curteis
W.ingilby
Childers
C. Fergusson
Sinclair
M. Phillips
Maxwell
Romitty
T. Altwood
Stanley
Robinson
Aijesty
Turmoil in Parliament over Turkey Russia treaty debate
Members clash over access to papers on Turkey Russia relations and the Dardanelles treaty. Palmerston defends the government while opponents demand full disclosures, citing Britain's past aid limits and France England alliance as pivotal factors shaping policy and Europe’s balance of power.
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Pigorr
Cobbett
Turkey
Ibraham Pacha
Constantinople
Russia
Orloff
England
Jord
Speran
France
Chamber of Deputies
Dardanelles
H. Bulwer
Furkey
Lord Palmerston
Mahomed Ali
Porte
Holland
Stratford Canning
Greece
S. Canning
Lord Ponsonby
Black Sea
Europe
Evans
Palmerston
R. Peel
Blaine
Naples
Pacha
Egypt
Algiers
Ir. Stanley
Portugal
Adrianople
Motion on Dardanelles treaty and Captain Ross grant
During wartime debates, ministers discuss Turkish passage rights, unproven British sanction, and Poland’s emigrants. The British Museum budget is approved. A motion to grant Captain Ross up to 5,000 pounds faces opposition but gains support from several peers, with moves toward a select committee. The Bribery at Elections Bill proceeds to a select committee as the session adjourns.
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Turkey
Dardanelles
C. Fergusson
Russia
Mr. Sheil
Poland
England
E. Codrington
Basaia
Navarino
Pacta
Egypt
Sheil
British Museum
R. Peel
Ross
Capt. Ross
Captain Rosa
Arctic
Hutt
R. Inglis
Captain Ross
Croker
Parry
Lord Althorp
Baronet
O'Connell
Young
Jas. Ross
James Ross
J. Graham
H. Hardinge
Lord Sandon
S. Rice
Jenve
House
Public Debt Interest Accounts for 1798 1299 1400
A historical record details the annual amount of public debt interest outstanding and owed to the national creditor, distinguishing funded and unfunded portions. It also lists the market price of gold for the corresponding year ends and notes the financial position across each period.
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Ireland
Ragland
England
House of Commons
T. Spring Rice
Whitehall
Treasury Chambers
Races at Tattersalls Derby betting notes and odds
The report lists betting odds for the Riddlesworth and Derby races. Bentley leads as favourite but is described as wobbling with larger bets on other stable horses. Bubastes Shilelah and Haram Scarum appear among the favorites with various stakes and each horse's odds shown. Additional entries include Cotillon Zulima and Muliana among others with prices and takers noted.
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Tattersall
Mr. Gully
Lord Jersey
Glencoe
Mr. Wreford
Freedom
Bentley
Bubastes
Maigré
Newmarket
Shilelah
Peries
Ugst
Yates
Watt
Duke of Cleveland
Coloel Peel
FE. Peel
Mr. Uusby
Walker
Sir S.graham
Me. Bigg
Muliana
Mr. Ettwall
Maid of Underley
St Patrick's Society marks fifty first anniversary dinner
The Fifty-first Anniversary of St Patrick's Society was celebrated with a dinner at the Freemasons' Favero, attended by many peers. The article notes a heavy parliamentary press preventing detail of specifics.
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St. Patrick’s Society
Freemasons
Ireland Church in Danger at Saint Michan Parish
A Dublin letter to the editor describes a clash between Protestant vestrymen and Catholic parishioners in Saint Michan. It details misuse of parish funds for minister salaries, unlawful applotment tactics, a police summons, and a stand by Patrick O’Higgins who refused to pay minister’s money, challenging the Church Establishment’s power. The writer argues Irish people should resist and repeal abuses by the church.
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THE
True Sun
Sirk
Se Michan
Dublin
England
Ireland
Saint Michan
Saint Michae’s
Patrick O'Higgins
O'Higgins
Newtown-barry
Stary Mulroney
Stewart
St. Stephen’s
Idland
Unions and Strikes Stir Glasgow Labour Leaders
An extraordinary Trades' Delegates meeting at Mechanics Hall discussed wage arrestment and labor conflicts. Delegates from cabinet-makers bakers and cotton spinners praised mutual aid with ongoing plans for support, including a weekly fund boost, as workers press for fair contracts and independent action against exploitative employers.
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Taras Rades
Hari
Ugivo
Calico
Moat
Tae
Mechanics’ Hall
Tontine Close
J. Doon
G. Lang
Slaters
H. Dunn
United Trades
Glasgow
Charity Trustees Seek Approval of Lawbeth Scheme
LAW INTELLIGENCE. VICE-CHANCERY COURT. Dr O Oiry rector and Lambeth parish churchwardens petition to confirm muster report approving future regulation of the charity. Trustees Watcott left funds and appointed rector and churchwardens to administer. Master approved a scheme beneficial to the charity. petition seeks approval of that scheme and costs taxed.
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Manca
AG Waalcott
O'Oiry
Pariah of
Lambeth
Rolfe
Watcott
Lawbeth
Preston election expense dispute over polling booths plan
In a Preston case, returning officers seek 88 pounds 18 shillings 6d from H Hunt for election costs after erecting twenty polling booths across ten districts. Hunt contends booths were excessive and aimed to harass, citing Reform Bill aims to lower costs. Jury to decide if officers acted within discretion. verdict for plaintiffs if proper, otherwise for defendant.
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Lancaster
Manca
Justice Alderson
Addison
C. Bunt
Preston
H. Hunt
Jr. Pollack
Hutton
Seagar
Hunt
Thomas Stanley
Peter Heaketh Fleetwood
Charles Crompton
Henry Hunt
Captain Forbes
R.N
Palmer
Paliver
Haut
LCL
Forbes
Pollock
Venice
Crown Court
Jobs Chassetin Wen
Galliy
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Barber
Camus
Miss Iria
Lumiey
Tam
James Whittle
Theligeace
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