Lipwill Letter Resolves Irish Contention in 1815
Dublin dispatch reveals Charles Saxton and Mr Lidwill dispute statements amid a wider clash over Mr O Connell and Mr Peel. George Lipwit asserts his honor and explains motives as he travels to the Continent for Ireland. colleagues Peel Browne and Dickenson sail for England as the dispute rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Charles Saxton
Mr. O'Connell
Charles Saxton
O’connelt
O’connell
Charles
O'Connell
Ming
Ireland
Geo. Lipwit
Lidwill
Sir Charles
Calais
Mr. Peel
Colonel Browne
Mr. Dickenson
England
Dublin
Publication clash over explanations with Sir Charles Saxton
The speaker denounces Sir Charles Saxton for publishing explanations under conditions he says were rejected. He claims Saxton acted without consent and notes that Saxton offered to withdraw and provide other explanations, which the speaker would supply. The dispute centers on admissions about who acted as king in a referenced instance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lidwill
Charles Saxton
Earth
Ireland
Sir Charles Saxton
Sir Charles
Rom
Mr. Peel
Freeman
Butler’s
Cheapside
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Dondon
Mose
Messrs. Goss and Co
Royal College Surgeons
London
Messrs. Goss. and Co
Bouverie-street
Fleat-street
Wounded Officers List With Mixed Recoveries 1815
A detailed roll calls numerous officers from various regiments with wounds ranging from minor to grave. Some are reported doing well or favourable, others tediously recovering, and several listed as joined to duty or proceeding to England. One death noted: Major Loyd died July 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Critten
GC. Haltett
George Gapke
EL. Erskine
Einem
Loyd
Napier
Foster
Liebtermant Pringle
England
Brereton
Blois
Clarke
Andé
Draggong
Alajor Vernon
Poole
Ables
6Th Dragoons
Miller
Rhea
7Th Hussars
Heyliger
Dounglas
Light Dragoons
Wood
Moore
Light ‘Dragoons
Hay
18Th
Hussars
Hesse
Gerrard
Isteat Guards
H. Bradford
Cooke
Streatfield
Cameron
Clements
Coldstream Guard
Honourable T. Moore
Wake
3D Foot Guards
Evelyn
Istyor Royal Scots
Massey
Lane
Mann
Ensign Cooper
Captain Browne
Squires
Richardson
9Th Foot
Dumaresque
4Th Foot
Will
Griffith
27Th Foot
Senderson
Hingland
Fortescue
88Th Foot
Irving
Llewelyn
Bowles
English
Mountsteven
Lef Foot
50Th Foot
Vigoreux
Lockwood
Homey
Ae S2d- Foot
Barr
Davis
Ball
Japp
Horn
Bain
Hopanill
Jinsigy W.a.clarke
Poe
Mdonald
Boyce
Liutenant Frazer
Foot
Bugh
Hearn
Russel
Love
Diggle
Dawson
Campbell
Anderson
Coe
69Th Foot
Watson
Deigh‘tout
Stewart
Hudder
Henderson
Lind
Lieatenant Shaw
Wharton
Garland
J. Cannell
Reynolds
M‘bear
Deacon
Myers
Browne
Forbes
Frazer
M‘arthur
Linch
M‘pherson
Barnwell
Macdonald
R. Macdonald
Winchester
Logan
M‘ishley
Ce 95Th Foot
Norcott
Beckwith
Wilkins
Chawriér
Wic Cullock
Humbley
Myre
Symmonds
Lynam
Gardiner
Walsh
Royal Staff Corps
J., Colleton
Bart
Chipplain
H.W. Tunney
Middleton
Ass. Boyd
Light Light Dragoons
Baron Heitzenstein
Bothner
Hannerstein
Ile
Namne
2D Light “Dragoons
de Harling
1St
Leonhardt
SRW
das hee _ pet
Sd Hlussars
Nodenburgh
de Gilse
Heise
Iolee
Grieme
Schaumann
Robertson
Shirer
Weilid
Van.der. Hellen
C. Garon Deckeéride
Kessler
Lieut
Mutlen
Frantke
Boden
Kiékock
Hartwig
de la
de la Parque, Thigh Amputated, Doing Well; Favourable. St. Eilie
F. Lauder
Klingsohr
de “Pacuicke
Brinkmann
de Murrean
Hanovers
J. Dust
Gotherd
Passey
Bezelde
Lieut Winsburgh
Quistorp
Wincoken
Hingig
Ensign Meyer
Ensign Mackitke
Eee
Memorials and honors pledged after a notable public figure’s death
The passage notes a victorious figure who outlived adversaries and earned esteem from the National Vaccine Establishment in London. Parliament sanction and a plan for an honorary title are mentioned, alongside promises of a monument in Lancaster and a county subscription to commemorate benevolent efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Vaccine Establishment
London
Couns
Births and marriages reported in Chelsea and Stoke notices
Births record a son born to Linaat James Cathrow at Corringham and to Mrs. Maberley in Bedford. Marriages include Paillie Esq to Mary Anne Ware at Chelsea and Charles James Mas Esq to Sarah Spode at Stoke-upon-Trent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corringham Ha
Linaatshire
James Cathrow
Fole
Cavendish-square
Chelsea
Pinckney Paillie
Mary-Anne
Goorge Ware Osa
Stoke-upon-'s
Charles James Mas
Erron Cottage
Sarah
Sir Spode
the Fuiry
Alesan
Manor House Woore Aged Lady Cottons Sister Dies
Fragmentary obituary note records the death of Stapleton eldest sister of Lady Cotton at the Manor House Woore with references to Sir Combermere and a Lord, plus scattered lines about Ostend and Bristol figures in the same notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woore
Stapleton
Cotton
Zunt
Lord Combermere
Combernere Abbey
Cheshire
Ostend
Matthew Mackenzie
dogin-Verrace
Stoane-street
Park Row
G ‘Chant
Bristol
Printer by B. AESWYNY and publisher J. P. WANLESS in Strand
London imprint notes a printer identified as B. AESWYNY at No. 548 Strand and publisher J. P. Wanless at the same street, indicating a historical printing press location. The item preserves cataloging style with period publisher and printer names and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
B. Aeswyny
Strand
J. P. Wanless
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Prel
No. M
Dickenson
Egding
Mr. Lidwill
Meiand
Mr._O'Connell
Peel
Dir. Lidwill
Mr. O’connell
Sir C. Saxton
J.P. Dickenson
Saxton
Renssels
William Fixeu
St.Helens
Warrington
Lancashire
J. P. Seddon
Gifford
Lonon
Bacon and Co
Allen
Oxford-street
Ward
Holborn
Stradling
Royal Exchange Gate
Messrs. Currie and Co
Royal College of Edinburgh
Messrs
United Kingdom
Hattén-Garden
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