History of Union in Ireland First Debate Grattan
The last Irish Parliament opened in January 1800. Lord Castlereagh sought cautious debate on the Union while Sir Lawrence Parsons pressed a direct challenge to preserve the 1782 Constitution. Grattan returns to defend independence as Ponsonby, Bushe, and Grattan speak on the motion and the looming Union. Grattan arrives at Wicklow to swear in, entering a waning session amid a fevered, long debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
India
Egypt
Germany
Holland
Lord Cornwallis
Lord Castlereagh
Lawrence Parsons
Lord Loftus
Marquis of Ely
House of Commons
Cromwell
Jonah Barrington
Ireland
Lesrence Persons
Envien
Union
Plowden
George Pon- Sorby
Charles Bushe
Grattan
Berches
Ponsonby
Lord Chatham
Puers
Bashe
Mr. Toler
Mr. Pitt
Teugland
Mr. Grattan
Arista Fron
United Irishmen
Dublin
Wicklow
Gahan
Mr. Gratten
George Ponsonby
Arthur Moore
the Common Pleas
Egan
Annals of Ireland
Mixed London notices and fires across the metropolis
Mr Bright explains absence from a division over Bristol ally linked to free vs slave sugar debate in Brazil. Rio de Janeiro authorities hire a Frenchman for sugar cultivation with 600 Europeans. Tolling parish church-rate vote in Northampton rejects the rate 424 to 292. Various paving and legal notices at the Old Bailey and city streets. Deptford fire guts Sturdie premises. Gravesend fires blamed on incendiaries. Lord Beaumont carriage accident injures a boy at Pall Mall. hospitalised in a doubtful state.
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Bricht
Lucan Duttes
Bright
Miles
Bristol
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
M. Bergasse
Lycee
China
Wanderer
Canton
Northampton
All Saints
Lord Deaman
Queen's Dench
Justice Coltman
Northamyptesshire
Navihampton
Rutlandshire
Oakham
Linerlyshire
Tin- Lincoln
City of
Gaudlout
Ishay
Neltingham
Nottingiain Tinahire
Currentry
Coventry
Gelehell
Gaminischers
Une City
Aldermen
Common Council
Ludgate-hil
Ludgate-street
Snow-hill
Holborn Hill
Central Criminal Court
Old Bailey
Drerronp
Deptford
Sturdie
Deptford Bridge
Gibbons
Inspector Field
London
West of England
Connorton
Southwark Bridge-Road
Henderson
Sourstreet
Gravesend
Charing-cross Hospital
Teyurs
Prince Albert visits Savoy Church and redecorated interior
Prince Albert, escorted by Sir Edward Bowater, visited the old Savoy church to inspect its recently redecorated interior funded by the Queen. He toured the chapel, praised the workmanship, and departed for Buckingham Palace amid a nearly private reception. Royal Fine Arts exhibition plans for Westminster Hall follow, with models of statues and frescoes to be displayed.
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Prince Albert
Savoy Curaca
Strand
Royal
Edward Bowater
Savoy Church
Edwards
Palmer
Westminster Hall
Duke of Sutherland
Lord Colborne
Earl of Lincoln
Viscount Palmerston
Lord Mahon
Lord John Russell
R. Inglis
Eastlake
Barry
Kine
Hayovenn
Count Een
General Steam Navigation Company
Caledonian
Hamburgh
T. Ralphs
England
St. James’s Palace
Elbe
Stade
Webber
Mr. Carter
Thomas Ralphs
Frankland
Churchill
Phillips
Caledonia
Rintermert
Ralphs
London
O'Huanlon
Inglish
Canion City
Court Journal
Furstzhing
the Times
Zanes
James Graharm
Temple
Middle Temple
Charles L
Wibuliere
Vandyke
Eldon
Stowell
Metropolis
Erle
Mr. Leake
Inner
Lord Kenyon
F. Thesiger
William Comyn
Gregory Lewin
William Owen
Mr. Roebuck
John Jervis
John Wyatt
Blick Luceshas
Caugh
Cachemire
Paris
Ladies’ Magazine of Fashion
Loss of the Manchester follows Caledonia wreck search
A report confirms the loss of the Manchester with all hands after striking the Marle Sand near the Vogel Sands during a NW gale. The Elbe recovered wreckage and cargo marks, identifying items from the ship. only a few passengers and crew are known, including Captain Dudley and engineer Jonas Wilson. News notes uncertainty about the final fate, with reports of bodies ashore later corrected.
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General Steam Navigation Company
Caledonia
Phillips
Hamburgh Mail
Elbe
N.W
Vogel Sands
Manchester
Hamburgh
Hanseatic Steam Company
Ega AE
Cuxhaven
Hedman
Dudley
Ireland
Hull
Guttenburgh
Bridges
Jonas Wilson
St. James’s-place
English-street
Messrs. Pim
F. B. Phillips
Birmingham
Rothery
Leeds
Holstein
Heligoland Light
Burnsbuttle
London
Cuxuaven
Oder
Ferrier Parthcansus
Transic
Larbour
Senderson
Wall
Janeth
Serti
Voxel Sands
Laxhaven
St. George Smith
Drogheda
Graffenburgh
Silesia
Rotheny
J. Sanderson
Convict Dalmas Faces Monday Execution After Interrogation
A two hour interview occurred in Horgemonger Lane gaol between convict Dalmas and his two eldest daughters in front of the governor and officials. The high sheriff fixed Monday as the execution date unless reprieved, with little hope of clemency after a failed secretary of state appeal. Dalmas denounces his guilt, claims innocence, and clings to the dying declaration as decisive. The banker Barnett pressed for mitigation, offered £5000 for his daughters, while Dalmas is guarded by two turnkeys as plans for his secret chemical discoveries and a vast incentive emerge.
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Dalmas
Horgemonger-lane
Kuene
Gilham
Baron Gurney
Stouly
Sarah M.farlane
Barnett
England
Debate on the Dukedom of Sussex rights in Lords session
A Privileges Committee in the House of Lords examined the claim of Sir Augustus D Este to the dukedom of Sussex. Testimony encompassed family papers, a mother's journal, and a Rome marriage history with Augusta Murray. Dr Wiseman and others discussed canon law, the Council of Trent decree, and Protestant marriage validity before Rome tribunals.
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House of Lords
Sir Augustus D’este
Sussex
Lord Brougham
Lord Cottenham
Lord Campbell
Lord Denman
Lord Langdale
Earl of Shaftesbury
Duke of Hamilton
Marquis of
Ailesbury
Lord Wicklow
Lord Redesdale
Lord Beaumont
Cloncurry
Tindal
Justice Patteson
Justice Williams
Justice Coltman
T. Wilde
Erle
J. Wilde
Blair
Rome
Mademoiselle D'Este
Mr. Birch
Augusta Murray
Mademoiselle D’este
Miss D'Este
Virginia Murray
Earl of Dunmore
Duke of Sussex
Florence
England
Lower
Berkeley-street
Lady Augusta Murray
Lower Grosvenor Street
Augusta Frederick
Prince Augustus
Lower Grosvenor-street
Lord Dunmore
Arkton-house
Royal
France
Nypou
Autti Murray
Young
Tata
Avousia Murray
Ler Campbell
Eric
Broughant
Dr. Lushing
Lenamot Charg
Germany
Dr. Lustington
Hanover
Dr. Lushington
Lord Honry
Leghorn
Prince Augustus Fredérick
Rodney
Lord Hood
Windsor
Gibralter
Nicholas “Wiseman
Tama Renan
Euch
Europe
Benedict XIV
Beneidict XIV
Louvain
Attorney-General
Dr. Wiseman
Wiseman
Leiman
Thomas Wilde
Trent
Council of Trent
Str. Wildes
Phere
Grand Penitentiary
Lord’ Brougham
Wilde
Gein
Leogeh
Atention
Aed
Sears
Uiuve
Aid
Prague
Licd
Wisenau
E. Wible
Napoleon
Benedict XLV
Belgium
Bern
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