History and Politics in the Irish Union Debate Echoes
A long historical survey discusses Irish history, the 1782 settlement, and the 1798 rebellion context. It critiques Sir Jonah Barrington’s theories, weighs Pitt and Grattan’s roles, and argues the Union aimed to resolve divergent Irish and British interests amid a period of political shifting between Whigs and Tories.
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Hubert
Ireland
Treland
Pitt
Trighmen
England
Lord Fitzwilliam
Jonah Barrington
Sir Jonah Barrington
Ifa Richelieu
Fox
Ieland
Lord Charlemont
Derry
Rotunda
Volunteers
Trish
Lord Castlereagh
Mr. Pitt
Mr. Grattan
Jonah
Duke of Portland
Lord North
Bishop
Llandaff
Duke of Rutland
Dublin
Lord Auckland
Abingdon Elects Frederic Thesiger Solicitor General to Parliament
In Abingdon on Saturday a large crowd gathered at the county hall to elect a new representative after Mr Duffield vacated the seat. Frederic Thesiger, her Majesty's solicitor general, was nominated by Mr Belcher and seconded by John Hyde, with no other candidates appearing. Thesiger accepted the honor, praising the electors for their hospitality and defending the integrity of the borough against accusations of a sale or transfer of the seat.
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Norris-castle
East Cowes
Robert Bell
Osborn-house
Windsor-castle
Queen’s-road
Uxbridge-road
Wigh-street
Kensington
Mategorda
Prince of Wales
Chester
Prince Albert
Bagshot
Hanover Square Room
Espartero
Duke of Victory
Abbey Lodge
Park Road
Regent’s Park
A. B
Incorporated Society
Bank of England
Lady Sale
Liverpool
England
Cape
Duic Hesten
Arthur Lennox
Lady Lennox
Australia
72D Regiment (Highlanders
Lord Arthur
Sussex Advertiser
East India House
Henry Hardinge
K.C.B
India
H. Hardinge
Marseilles
Suez
Irom
Sidney Herbert
Henry Corry
Admiralty
Herbert
Montagu Stuart Welch
George Henry Nicholson
Francis le Grix White
James
Isaac Carnegie
William Tret
Onry Hallett
George Archibald Innes
James Bremridge
Larcons
Honourable Society
John Thomas Bowles
Matland
Limerick
Thomas Seare
Holborn
Middlesex
Bridges Harvey
Doddinghurst
Essex
Frederick Currey
Trinity College
Cambridge
William Yates
Emmanuel College
Thomas Deere Salmon
Exeter College
Oxford
William Villiers Fowke
Caius College
Robert William Keate
Christchurch
Somerset
Mary
Faith Sealey
Bristol Mercury
Sneil
Morning Herald
House of Lords
O'Brien
Sheil
Lord Clanricarde
Thomas-street
Dublin
Lord Anglesey
House of Commons
Ferrand
Abingdon
Thesiger
John Harris
County Hall
Thomas Duffield
Duffield
Frederic Thesiger
Her
Belcher
Mr. Belcher
Commons
John Hyde
Ozford Chronicle
Shakepeare
Mr. Duffield
Mr. Thesiger
Alderman Hughes
Hill
Queen Square
Burrell
Grosvenor
Walters
Victoria Road
Pimlico
W. Follett
Barrell
Union Hall
Thomas Campbell
Charles Fry
Frederick Fry
Cottingham
Tzod
Henry Fry
Fry
Frys
Paris News and Financial Hints Across Europe
Paris papers bring no major news. The Duchess of Kent plans Germany travel. absentee tax in Russia alarms families. Three and Five per Cent bond rates cited. Queen Victoria may not visit Germany. Saxon king to England in May. London courts report fraud, lunacy, and public notices, with trade, auctions, and civic meetings detailed.
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France
Paris
Duchess of Kent
Fontainbleu
Germany
Russia
Spain
The
Gonzales Bravo
Munguas
Department of Peace and Justice
Onesvex
Victoria
Saxony
England
Scotland
Oxforp
Macmullen
Buckingham Palace
South Lancashire
William Brown
Liverpool
William and James Brown and Co
Entwistle
Manchester
Geograpical Society
Civil Engineers
J. Samuda
Her Majesty’s Dockyard
Woolwich
B. Snow
Zoological Society
Literary Fund
Geological Society
Society of Arts
Messrs. Milton, Neighbour
Shell
Microscopical Society
Royal Society
Society of Antiquaries
Royal Institution
E. Sydney
Leeds
Huddersfield
Rochdale
Bradford
Halifax
China
Royal Thames
Pridge
Greenwich Hospital
Coalhouse Point
Gravesend
Enigma
Gnome
Phantom
Gazelle
Mystery
Curlew
Rival
Sancy Jack
Battersea Murder Inquest Resumes Adjourned Proceedings
The Battersea murder inquest into Mrs. Sarah Eleanor MacFarlane's death at the Swan and Magpie tavern continued with the crowded room watching as the supposed murderer remains in custody. Witnesses described a woman named Augusta Dalmas, a man waiting opposite No 9 Bolton Place, and a key account from Mr. Parkins about a cry of Someone has cut me. The coroner urged the jury to consider whether the injury was inflicted by the accused, while noting the absence of the prisoner and the need for his attendance.
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Exchequer Court
Bates
Baron Gurney
Jariea
Jervis
Wild
Wordsworth
Evans
Great Western
Peddington
Gates
Southsea
Winchester
John Attwood
Gosport
Archibald Rutledge
Portsea
George the Fourth
Jersary
Cardiff
Portemouth
Portsmouth
Bouley Bay
Jersey
Gove
Liverpool
Swansea
England
Severn
Sharpness Point
Gloucester and
Berkeley Canal
Great Western Railway
London
Central Criminal Court
Forcery
Mary Aux Brown
John Francis Skinner
Messrs
Smith
Payne
Margaret Nettlethorpe
Bodkin
Doane
Wilkins
Brown
M. Chambers
Skinner
Miss Brown
Lady Nettlethorpe
Witess
Justice Pattison
Bush
Army
Navy
Baron Alderson
Mary Ann Brown
John
William Parker
Commissioner Winslow
Freshfield
Scotto
Madras
Parker
West Indies
Calcutta
Bethlem
Lord Mayor's Court
Guildhall
Quick Moor
Poole
V. Moyer
Mesere, Pole and Co
Vanholten and Co
Lime-street
Herman Moyer
Havanna
Cox, Heick, and Co
America Square
Benjamin Drager
John Simpson and Co
Bernonley and Co
Cotesworth and Co
Youth and Co
Don Juan
Thomas Face
Hill
St. Giles’s
Cripplegate
Cox
Alderman Copeland
Willis
Usk
Bateman
Bertholy-house
Bristol Mercury
South Wales
Margaret Morgan
Marlborough Street
Thomas Graham
The
Stock Exchange
Haymarket
Hardwick
Union Hall
Iear
New Quay
Hythe
Colchester
John Garrard
Martha Miles
Crown and Anchor
Lake Street
Mile
New Town
Arthur Strahan
Blue Last
Dorset Street
Fleet-street
Posthumdus Collar
Waterwens Pier
Watermens' Pier
Navigation Committee
Lenyth
George Lowther
Marquis of Normandy
Royal College of Surgeons
Surposrep Murper
C. J. Carttar
Mitre Tavern
Woolwich
Perenis
Thomas Ball
Waterman
Royal Arsenal
Nore
Eprrne
Mia
Cook
Mamac
Loft
J. Merriman
Tiferd
Essex Herald
Coannen
India
Chine
Thames
Paris
Spital Tongues
Mercy Main
Tees
Newcastle Chronicle
W. Carter
County of
Surrey
Sarah Eleanor MacFarlane
Swan and Magpie Tavern
Battersea
Bicknell
Gosling
Langton
Frances Scott
D’oyley
Bolton Place
Upper Church Lane
Chelsea
Augusta Dalmas
Augusta
Dalmas
Francis Line
No. 9
Black Lane
Chelsea Church
Queen's Elms
Pra
Cernier
Corones
Pickneby
Ste. Bicknell
Mr. Bicknell
Elizabeth Shipley
Stag Tavern
Fulham
Bickwell
Mr. Bickner
Saint
Swen
Eny
Wuess
Home Department
Horsemone T Laue
Parkins
Bolton-place
Fulham-road