Ares To Edinburgh Reduced Steam Packet Sailings
The United Kingdom Steam Ship of 1000 tons burthen and 200 horsepower under Commander D Turner will sail from off Greenwich to Edinburgh at ten o clock pm on August 27 September 7 and September 28 weather permitting with calls at Scarborough. Fares include provisions Joinburgh fore cabin 21 2s etc. Berths and cabin plans available at Spread Eagle offices and agents. Also notice seeking provincial paper editor to report public meetings at salary details.
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Haymarket
Regent-circus
W. A. Cunningham
St. Sw
Dublin election dark with extortion and dissent
From Our Own Correspondent Dublin Aus 21 The poll results showed Mrs Shaw and Lord Ingestrie with a narrow gross majority amid claims of corruption. Freeholders predominantly backed the non Corporation side while police magistrates faced opposition. Possible church appointments are hinted with Mant or Brenckley as successor to Mane?.
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Dublin
Aus
Shaw
O'Loghlen
Lord Ingestrie
Latowthe
Ireland
Mant
Mane
Brenckley
Parliamentary Report Highlights Liberal Address and Court Actions
The dispatch notes a small minority defeat against a liberal address in parliament, praise for ministerial restraint, and hints of coercive action over the Haytian affair. It covers court proceedings on bankrupt petitions, Montagu’s remarks, and Lord Chancellor decisions, plus local incidents and parliamentary motions on coronation, yeomanry, and wine duties discussions.
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England
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Montagu
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Bar
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Wheal Mexico Mine
Perranzabuloo
Perth
Perthshire Courier
House of Lords
Marquis of Londonderry
Earl Grey
George III
Earl of Wicklow
Ireland
Duke of Richmond
House of Commons
Evans
Deadle
Sibthorp
Rothsay Castle
G. Lamb
R. Peel
Jamaica
Lord Althorp
Mr. Robinson
Portugal
Ship News Aboard Numerous Vessels in Transit and Wreck Reports
Lloyds and Port news describe multiple arrivals and sailings including the Statira Hope Kent Margaret and Commadore routes from Mauritius to Virginia. The Ben Nevis is driven ashore near Carskey with passengers saved, Equator and Duchess of Clarence refloated, Bartley ashore at Gothland but recoverable. Additional ships in port include Genii Joshua Jane and Thetis among others with crews safe in most cases.
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Dear
Statira
Scriffin
Mauritius
Hope
Kent
Quebec
Margaret
Cook
St. John’s
N.B
Preble
Virginia
Portsmouth
Owen
Madeira
Bengal
Fatuouth
Ave
Emulous
Tampico
Vera Cres
Rid ‘Valleiro
Buenos” Ayres
Speedwell
Genii
Carter
Charente
Marcate
Joshua
Bates
Frigota
Bilboa
Doven
Ava
Jane
Scott
Lisbon
Auc
Choice
Barras
Archangel
Nancy
Ritchie
St. Petersburgh
SraNocate Creek
Walker
Vaughan
Humphries
Diana
Dally Horatio
Christie
Atlanta
Hawkins
Hutchinson Carmarthen
White
Commerce
Hall
Livensagtt
Frederick
Marseilles
Pextaxer
Buckley
Sething
Leghorn
Salamanca
Hicks
Coax
Thomas Ritchie
Manlius
Rock Channel
Liverpool
Bartley, Webber
Londonderry
Gothland
Tattersalls racing and Mayo tragedy headline from Limerick Chronicle
Reports detail a heavy racing afternoon at Tattersalls with a 100 sovs match between Lucetta and Lady Emily and bets of hundreds of pounds. Also noted are the Miss Catherine O Flaherty death in Mayo, a Satirist assault at Bow Street, and Captain Beechey’s Arctic voyages with engravings in a new edition.
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Sir M. Wood
Mr. Grant
Lady Emily
T &M
Catherine O'Flaherty
Major O'Flaherty
Cocque
County Mayo
Davis
O’flaherty
Limerick Chronicle
Thomas
Bow Street
Bercuey
Captain Beechey
Finden
Duel of Ministers and Royal Row Between Don Pedro and Don Miguel
The piece recounts a heated exchange between Don Miguel and Don Pedro over royal titles and legitimacy. It notes Don Pedro’s residence at Meudon, alleged abdication fallout, and Portugal’s political turmoil linked to a constitutional clash. It includes the French duel story of General Lamarque and M Sebastiani, their amicable papery settlement, and a shipwreck near the Copeland Islands with passengers saved.
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John IV
London
Lisbon
Tagus
de Pedro
Chp
Eau of Meudon
Don Miguel
Bragansa
Braganza
Lamego
John VI
Don P
Braaue
Portugal
Ren
Che Tagus
Dad
M. de Santarem
Cne
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Liang
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