Debates on Maynooth and Catholic Army Access, 1807
In 1807 the parties clash over Maynooth funding and granting Catholic officers full promotion rights in the Army and Navy. Lord Howick leads a cautious bill to allow Catholics to serve and rise without religious oaths, amid fears of Protestant establishment opposition.
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Naynooth
Nis
Perceval
Maynooth
Ireland
Horner
Fox
Homer
England
George the Third
Lord Melbourne
Ward
Irish Church Commission
Cob
University of Dublin
Lord Mahon
Bankes
Wilberforce
Lord Redesdale
Lord Eldon
Grattan
Buonaparte
Lord Howick
France
Welsh
Paris
Lisbon
Dr. Walsh
Percéval
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Church of England
Madnena
India
Oman
Adverse Debate Over 1807 Religious Toleration Act
The passage recalls heated Tory attacks led by Mr. Perceval over a proposed 1807 act on religious equality. It notes fears of Protestant ascendancy loss in Ireland and a flood of indifference and crime, with monarch and party rhetoric shaping public opinion and foreshadowing a royal decision.
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Ireland
Perceval
Pension for Mr Hood and royal grants stir debate
The paragraph outlines a pension of £100 a year granted to Mr Hood with options for settlement on his life or a relative. It notes corrections to earlier reports, naming Sir Robert Peel and Mr. Ward as involved, and mentions other royal and public financial matters including pensions to Sir Augustus D Este and potential Canadian governorship.
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Hood
Monckton Milnes
Sir Robert Peel
M. Milnes
F.O. Ward
Sir Augustus D'Este
Augustus
Duke ‘of
Sussex
Henry Pottinger
Canada
Charles Metcalfe
The
Herald
Evening Echo
Cherbourg
Natal
Foixstone
Earl Radnor
Waidstone Gazette
Switzerland
Federal Affairs of
Canton of
Lucerne
Zurich
Oldham
Solomon Heise
Hamburgh
Solomoun Heine
Leruire
Butler
John Brough
Thomas Swinton
Thomas Michel
Biddulph
Stafford
Brough
Tommy
Swinton
Great Britain
George Rennie
I. K. Brunel
Mr. Samuda
Atmospheric Railway
T. B. Smith
Alr. B. Woodcroft
Paten
Husken
R.N
Cooksley
Ward
Walloou
I.N
Pattison
R. Brace
Kingford
Holme
Revenue Abstract of Britain's Net Produce 1815 and 1844
An 1844 abstract details the net revenue produced by Great Britain for the years and quarters ending January 5, 1844, and January 5, 1815, highlighting increases and decreases over the periods. It compares totals across time to show fiscal changes and includes line items illustrating shifts in revenue streams.
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Holms
Great Britain
Holma
Kingrond
Consolidated Fund Figures for Quarters Ending 5 Jan 1844 1845
The report shows the consolidated fund balance and expenditures for the quarters ended January 5, 1844 and January 5, 1845. A sum of 2,128,262 is recorded within the financial statements.
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IL. Tiscoma
Consolidated Fund
Exchequer Hills
Conao
Peabawresaeesees
TBAS
Alleged Attempt to Assassinate the Duke of Normandy
The Duke of Normandy testified at Hammer smith police court about a Thursday night explosion at Mulgrave House and a suspected assassination attempt by political enemies connected to the French scene. Police and witnesses described damage to the workshop and bullet marks while suspects named in a French statement were discussed with authorities.
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Hammersmith
Duke of Normandy
Mulgrave House
Bicknell
Sheppards
Angton
Merice
G. Clive
Ioetanss
Mr. Clive
Duke
Gorge Tucker
Mr. Newring
Tucker
Tment
Inspector Haynes
M. Coupellier
Inspector
Clive
Regent-street
Regent Street
Oxford Street
Belgium
Calais
Kent-road
Monsieur Delotz
Haynes
M. Delotz
Grusa de la Barre
M. Coupellier de Credenel
H. Derort
London
England
M.coupellier
Coffe
Count de la Barre
Dukel
Poisoning case at Sheerness sparks inquest scrutiny
An inquest at Bell and Lion Tavern into Esther Russell's death in Milo Town revealed a troubled family, unproven pregnancy, possible arsenic exposure, and a post mortem planned to establish cause. Testimony described the young woman dying with a newborn, with authorities probing foul play and self harm rumors.
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Joness
Samuel Russell
Milo Town
Bell and Lion Tavern
Hinde
East Kent
Russell
Mra
Esther Russell
Naual
Euther
Bnd
Janes Potter
Tom
Sheerneas
Ivsat
Abolition Riots and Oregon Territory Extension Debated
Reports from America describe a heated House debate on a bill extending U S jurisdiction over Oregon. The Senate may oppose. amid tariff reforms and naturalization debates, violent clashes in Ohio between Kentucky slaveholders and abolitionists are detailed, with deaths and property destruction.
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Oregon Territory
Saint Patrick
Seymour
Mersey
New York
House of Representatives
United States
Oregon
Committee On
Territories
House
Senate
Congress
Duncan
United States of America
Secretary of War
Nebraska
Secretary of the Treasury
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Artillery Ground
Norton Folgate
Himelf
Thomas Lambert
Bargeman
Leabridge
Agent’s Canal
Bonner-ball Bridge
New Union
Storey
Mile-end Read
Robert Hills
Lock
Angel and Crown
Green Street
Mile End
Samuel
May
Deceaaud
Rochdale
Rochdale Union
Baillia
House of Commons
Messie
Ferrand Feilding
Walter
A. L. Hay
Duff
Haddo
Peterhead
West India
St. Sehen
Custom House
Roran Santiago Mining Company
Broad-street
John Robertson
America
Secretary of State
Washington
Ohio
Actire
Kentucky
Acme
Rover
Miler
Absalon King
Brown's County
Georgetown
Millers
House of King
Colonel Towers
King
Wagner
New York Sun
Wallace
Fortuna
Washington Constitution
Mexico
United States Gazelle
Barbadoes
Barbedoes
Barclay’s Brewery
St. Saviour's Church
Southwark
Tooley Street
Rotherhithe
Wapping
London Bridge
George Gilbert
Charles
Delferier
A. Noverre
J Jones
S. Turner
W. A. Delferier
T. W. Beckett
James Byrn
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