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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 28, 1821

Page

4

Bonfires Mark Peoples Gatherings Beyond Dublin Visit

Towns boast fierce bonfires as crowds honor the king. His Majesty travels to Slane with a 7th Hussars squadron while a 12th Lancers troop stays at Ashburne Inn awaiting the monarchs return to Dublin likely Monday. Lord Lieutenants and other dignitaries visit the Castle.

Slane 7Th Hussars 12Th Lancers Inn of Ashburne Dublin Londonderry and Headfort Lord Fingal B. Bloomfield Mr. Plunkett

Splendid fete at the Royal Dublin Society House

Preparations on an extensive scale welcomed the King during his visit to the Royal Dublin Society House. A marquee lawn, harpers, a dancers platform, and a temple of peace and fame greeted him amid fashionables and a loyal crowd. The King inspected libraries and museums and departed for Slane after a gracious reception.

Merrion-square Temple of Peace Temple of Fame Royal Dublin Society Sirr Society House Royal Society Matthew Tierney Lord Oriel Lord Meath Lord Frankfort Sir R. Shaw John Leslie Voster Edward Tierney G. Knox Serjeant Joy A.C. Macartney Mr. Boyd Earl of Donoughmore Lord Kilmaine John Vomeroy George Shee William Stanmer Baronet H. D. Grady C. S. Hawthorne John Burne N. BP A. C. Macartney Hardy R. G. Bryan W. D. la Touche J. Smith Walter Glascock Ireland Baird Mattners Slane Conyngham

New Theatre Royal Haymarket Offfers Fontalbleau and More

This Evening at the New Theatre Royal Haymarket the comic opera Fontainbleau appears with the new comic interlude Match Making and the farce High Life Below Stairs. Tomorrow features Exit by Mistake with Match Making and Dog Days in Bond Street. A new farce in two acts is planned for production next Saturday and a stock list shows Bank Stock prices and 3 to 5 percent government bonds.

Duke of Wellington Paris Duke de Richecreu Baron Pasquier Mapame Monsieur Duke d’ Angouuleme King of Eneranp Toulon Smyrna Constantinople London Vienna Courier Francaise Theatre Royal Haymarket Fontainbleau Bond-street

Mourning Declared for Queen of England in Paris

Paris reports from the Tuileries dated August 21 1821 announce a royal mourning period of twenty one days for the English queen. Black attire to be worn for eleven days followed by white for ten days as the first Gentleman of the Chamber in Waiting conveys the notice.

Paris England Duke D’amnour Tuileries

Falsehoods and Rioters Debate At Marlborough Police Office

A Times critique notes a Merseyside case of misreported police action. Four rioters were examined. one discharged with officer consent, one remanded, two bailed. The article argues the Times falsely claimed all were discharged, highlighting ongoing disputes over truth and accountability.

Honey Apolphus Sheriff Wraithman Sheriff Warraman Apopous Rupert Baxer Cavenpiss R. Baker Blues Bouverte Rovent Baxer Times Horse Guards Rupert Baker Sir R. Baker Robert Rousseau Marlborough George Thresher Plank William Figg Grip Siths Jake Fi

Shipping News Report of Aug 27 and 29 Arrivals and Sails

Mariners note vessels sailing from and to multiple ports including Trieste Miramichi London and Rotterdam with winds from the River and the east. At Yarmouth the Amity ran ashore off Winterton. other ships like Phetis and Southay Sampson are listed with destinations and crews.

Deas Priscilla Mills Trieste Jane Sandicombe Teta Crown Travelock Miramichi Henry Winterton

london printed uy v hall strand pavnelid ja waneless

unclear OCR fragment mentions London printing firms at 1 Strand and Pavnelid Ja Waneless with small details.

London V. Hall Strand Pavnelid Ja. Waneless Samme

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