Arrival of the King at Howth and Dublin Welcome
A vivid early report describes King George IV landing at Howth on his birth anniversary and being greeted by massive crowds. The narrative tracks his private landing, the triumphal approach through Dublin Bay, and the subsequent reception in Howth and Dublin with cheers, guards, and royal escorts as the King addresses Irish notables and enjoys a cordial, festive welcome.
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Burton
Adi
Howth
Dublin
Nikal
Ausea
Luce
Heijsmin
Kingston
Chichester
Dreland
Evedy Barkin
Ufest Earefubind Gravious
Mateeyel
Badiow
Curtis
Otter
Willeh
Magesto
Bendel
Ted
Gondou
Lurlin
Howtharbour
Trelaiya
Phitoid Park
Bloomfield
M.dowell
Royal Navy
Royal 1 Stele
Benjamin Im. Z
Han
Matt Dowell
Ste
George the
Duotiu
Londudderry
Joan Qourvie
Londondrry
Aiail
Alwu
Ireland
Mtraly Trish
Pimnay
Maesty
Paris
Lelieve
Mapesty
Antost
Pmurdl Rowley
Funeral tumult and royal funeral escort controversy
A chaotic scene surrounding a royal funeral is described with mobs and violence. The piece condemns disorder, accuses the crowd of barbarous acts, and critiques press coverage while defending orderly proceedings and state authority. It notes ministers miscalculated public energy and laments the mob’s triumph over official functions.
Fragmented letter hints at royal guard attendance debate
In a unclear dispatch, discussion centers on Lady Hoop and her epistolary remarks regarding a guard for attendance. Readers note complaints about a guard of honor or attendance, with multiple unnamed answers and the question of what Lady Velin has to do with the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoop
Gin
Ineta
Oporta Vipiers Reported To 294k Weight This Morning
A brief note indicates the Oporta Vipiers reached a 294k weight this morning. The supply information references a specific date format and notes a tentative point value. Further details are unclear in the fragment.
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Oporta
Duke de Gramacono sails for Calais amid Hyde Park riot
A royal procession ended with violence in Hyde Park as a mob pressed the gates. A man was wounded by a sword and crowd clashes left several injured, including a carpenters and a drummer. The Duke de Gramacono left by the Antivone for Calais after events.
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Dovett
Duke Dé Gramacono
Calais
Hyde Park
W. Fileti
Ges
Francis
Wr Ho
Jones
St. Tok’ Wood
Marylebone
Middlesex
Pottenhame Court
Cumberland
Funeral progress of the late Queen at Chelmsford procession
A lengthy Cromwellian style report describes the funeral procession of the late Queen passing from Joulford to Brentwood, via Hor Moth and Romford, with troops of the 4th Queen’s Own escort. Crowds showed decorous respect while fatigue led to delays, and the coffin was deposited at a church bier with ceremonial guards.
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Elezen
Jouiford
Hor Moth
Hare-street
Hewford
Brentwood
Chohnsford
George Nayler
Mr. Woods
Colin
Hood
Nin -TamiltSa
Atay
Aeco
Romford
White Hart
Mr. Pile
Avery
Fisne Chelmsford
Uierolomniis
Chillimsford
Maijer
Brunswick
Wind swept and stalled ship news from the Atlantic
Arrivals and sailings list assorted ships and routes from the Atlantic and Europe. Vessels include the Sie Valiant and Fleetwood en route to various ports, with many ships bound for London Havre and Lisbon and others for South America and the West Indies. A deserter crew and suspected murder aboard a brigantine off the coast are noted amid ongoing naval movements.
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Barnard
Jamaniy
Spenceoy
Nett Fur Oporte
Sumierland
Jer
Seppe
Valiant
Laijslon
Jamaten
Fleetwood
Aiken
Dows Frei
Dows Frei the Stever
Courty
Dun Mason
Saipe
Bordewx
Datel
Peasdale
Mentor
Bate
Naples
Ayycky Elolinusy
Gud
London
Havre
Arundel
Oll
Poary
eAntivet
Walker
Ifrond Onaorto
Lortsdnouth
Lisbon
Pritcses
Ceara
Cabra
Witteil
Avitige
Wishart
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Apesty
Expberts
Tuys Sornengl
Fey
Pudi
Ray
Ayuader
Fed&t
Sonner
Gil
Morning Chronicle
Sietta
Kina
Mernttg
Masusrt
St. Paul’s
Chronicle
Wilsey
Gethrough
Progres
Huck Siion
Ete
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