Public Meeting Notices and Local Notices Gathered
Fragmented OCR from a 19th century newspaper shows multiple notices: a General Committee meeting on a tax repeal motion, a Stafford Borough public meeting with resolutions opposing the Indemnity Bill, and invitations for political and civic discourse. Also listed are advertisements for Jamaica Rum, literary periodicals, and various book notices. Strong entities include Stafford, William Linbell, and the Staffordshire Advertiser, True Sun, Standard News. The items reflect local governance, taxation debate, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renien
Ann
Byier
Petotore
Jamaica
Drury-lane
Buobier
William Linbell
Thurston
Piccadilly
Borough OF
Stafford
Buffon
Aard
Holden
Trespar
House of Commmons
Edward Etlice
Morough
Ragenees
Bovare
Taf
Haverent
Parpore
Earl Telain
Wilington
Harry Bagot
Lord Granville
Staffordshire Advertiser
Petition Debates on Welsh Church and Irish Disturbance Bill
Parliament discusses Welsh church grievances with Bishop of Bangor defending Welsh language and curates. Lords hear petitions on Wales and seaboard parishes while addressing incomes and tithes. In Commons, debates on the Irish Disturbance Bill, coercive measures, and military courts end with votes and motions for future consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Manon
Lord Lyndoch
Kincardineshire
Lord Western
Essex
Durham
Monk Horsley
Lord Dacre
Lord Cuaxcellon
Duke of Ricamont
Marquis of Lanspowce
Exchequer
Earl of Harrowby
of Commons
Lord Ellenborough
St Bt
Earl of
Roden
Matagis
Westminster
Chester
Wales
Empire
Bisuor
Bangor
R. Grosvenor
England
St. Asaph
Church In
Hhis
St Asaph
Ofangor
Court of Chancery
Margiis
St. John’s College, Oxford
Oxford
Relate
Johnes
Exeter
Westminster School
See
London
Fee Hospital
Pital
Angor
Lord King
Jon
Or Asaph
Irish challenge to the consulation bill debate
Fragmentary report of a Commons division on the Irish question and the consulation bill. Speakers including Mr Young, Mr Ward, Oldham Cobbett, and Mr Hume defend or oppose provisions as Irish petitions, legal safeguards, and constitutional principles are debated amid strong party feeling and references to the Hecke report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Limbird
Strand
Edinburgh
Ireland
Sir Robert
Paudrig
Eainburgh
Lowning
Crossan
Daer Peel
Miss Mar- Piems Berkeley
Mr. Heme
Willa Tai
Simpkin and Marshal
London
John Canning
Wilson
Juekes
Baas
T. Hercourt
Carlton-street
Regentreet
Howe
James
Mattwood
Althorp
Baxter
Davies
Ned
Whitehaven
Fall House
Mr. O'Connell
Peel
Mohday
Carter
Mada
Hume
Adjvarnia
Toto
Frere
Joan
Dublin
England
Marylebone
Braham
Corbett
Manchester
Great Yarmouth
Nottingham
Preston
Salford
Oldham
Sophie Stee
Tland
Bernard
Boyar
J. Young
Beverley
Cavan
Reland
Treland
P Panbeverdix H
F. Young
Ward
Monte
Cobbett
Messare
Mae
Yaemaker
Beye
Tha Hou
Lamo
Heme
Hearst
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gbigred
WM. Fower
Whverley
Morocco
H. Colburn
KR. Heatley
New Burlington
NEW Monthly Magazine
ER. L. Bulwer
Ean
Pelham
Eugene Aram
C. Wil
R. Bentley
Fort Lil
Shelley
Stepney Church
Y ‘Sa
Meriot's Hospital
Burfleet
Stalord
Imperial Parliament
House OF Commons
India House
Lords
Havin
Greenwich
R. Peel
Tonian Islands
Henry Grattan
O'Connell
J. Russell Rose
Meupse
Lord Althorp
BR. Palmer
Monetar
Noti
M. Attwood
AL RP
House
Aristocrac
Great Britain
Frezpen
Poulter Rose
Tee
Rentlemen
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