Royal commissions in Moros Edward era list
Lord Lieutenant grants commissions for several officers including Dimmnnaway Infantry Henry Cor Reg to Rob Lieutenant Ke Norteidge resigns with commission dated February 28 1822 Blennerhasset Rowland Blennerhasset promoted to first Lieutenant commission dated March 8 1822 Elm Grove and Blenvercdle Yeomanry lists George Posbury to be first Lieutenant and other appointees in 1822 news item notes Dublin Castle Moros 1898
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Castle
Moros
Hay
Tocu
Dimmnnaway
Renry Cor
Ke Norteidge
Birmerville
Elm Grove and
Blenvercdle Yeomanry
George Posbury
Porto Rico changes and Bolivar tribute noted
A Charleston report claims a new government in Porto Rico with the patriot flag raised. Panama Charves and Porto Bello open to all nations. A 24 percent duty on foreign imports and 3 percent preference for South American patriot governments appear. A French warship hints at Colombian recognition in France. Congress debates reforms in West Florida and the death of Maryland Senator W. Pickey. Greek Turkish engagements report captures 25 transports. 75 Greek vessels vs 60 Turks. Monarch intends continental tour including Berlin and Vienna. Madeira unrest and Portuguese disturbances lead to martial actions and priestly provocations. Housing rent reductions and estate benevolence policies are discussed with local impact.
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New York
Charleston
Akeo
Porto Rico
Porto Boilo
Darien
Panama
Charves
Porto Bello
Gonda
Forein
South America
la Guira
France
Congress of Columbia
Bolivar
House of Representatives
Wallon
West Florida
W. Pickey
Maryland
Washington
Congress
Supreme Conrt
Ghent
State of the Country extends unrest in Limerick Cork areas
Extracts from the Cork Intelligencer report plans to raise a force of 6000 police for disturbed counties, with surrenders of weapons by locals in Ballymartle and Ballyvourney, and incidents around Marshalstown Innishannon and Mitchelstown. It notes arson, threats, and land disputes led by magistrates’ recommendations and a controversial manifesto tied to Col Beare. Also mentions a Kilkenny moderator note and deaths in London alongside Dublin corn market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CO. Cork
Cork Intelligencer
Limerick
Cork
O'Reilly
Ballymartle
Ballyvourney
Caghlan
Marshalstown
County Limerick
Pariah Prion
Mitchelstown
Aldre
Congregation
Luecusumstonve
Thos
Murphy
Formoy Market
Schur
Castle
Timothy Rogers
Leon
Denis Lyons
Muntratt
Russell Hill
Innishannon
Rusail Hill
John Beamish
Mc Pratt
John Rock
Beamish
Pratt
Lyons
Beara
Capestown
Mallow
Nicholia Cronin
Richard Bare
Tollanta
Kattis
Bush
They Landa
Cubstown
Vyrant
Bsq
Beare
Copsetown
Mount North
Col. Beare
Nicholas Cronen
Kilkenny
Ormonde
Kilcosh
Tipperary
Kanetepler
French funds slide sparks market speculation across Europe
London reports a Paris express notes French funds fell from Wednesday’s level to 81 5c, a drop over 1 percent, with rumours of wide sales tied to English coffee and bond speculation. Prices in Paris and Vienna hint at a pacific end to tensions, while Wallachia Moldavia evacuations weigh on sentiment. Bond markets show mixed moves as gains in revenue accompany continued liquidity strain.
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Prigéishman
London
Advicas
Whursday
Paria
Loon
Pacis
France
Russia
Vienna
Parigovines
Panditia Pra
Boty Consuls
Vita
Navy
Express
Paris
BOF
Execution of Major Collis murderers in Traler
Yesterday at the drop in front of the gunk two men Walter Coppinger and his son Robert were executed for the burridaneder af Shaper Collig offenses. Jermuah Gallivan suffered similarly earlier. The parish priest Rev. Magan attended, delivering solemn prayers as the condemned faced death with faith.
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Traler
Walter Coppinger
Robert Coppinger
Jermuah Gallivan
Cilates
Frouds
Tours
Rey Mo Inagan
Genileaiusa
Arapasare
Patie
Cap Ajeger
Magan
Saul
Mazin
Sar Rowland Eleanerhostel
Gallivan
Wazan
Poe
Fatal Duel Between Sir Alexander Boswell And Mr Stuart
The Edinburgh correspondent details a fatal duel at twelve paces on a Wednesday afternoon. Sir Alexander Boswell died from a right arm wound after his pistol misfired, with surgeon George Wood attending him at the seat of his relative Lord Rosslyn. Mr Stuart was aided by Liston, and subsequent legal actions arose over papers related to the attack on the Glasgow Sentinel. The letterpress recounts public mourning, the inquest into the duel, and contemporary reactions across Scotland and England. The piece notes broader legal maneuvers, financial disputes, and a letter from tenants praising Earl Aberdeen and the Abercorn estates management.
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Adinburwhck
A. Boxwell
Suiart
Edinburgh
Alexander Boswell
Earl of Rosslyn
Alexander
George Wood
Bin
Lord Rulsnate
Ma Stuart
Liston
Alexander Puswell Bares
London
Frans
Alexander Boswich
Burunet
Hart
Scotland
Mir Stuart
Glasgow Sentinel
Stuart
Stuart Jean Lane
Glasgow
Aly Borthwick
Stisrh
Milinhaegh
Sia
Alex. Hoswatl
Cthaiek
Borthwiels
Neminul
Stiard Hair
The
Sentinel
Stuart Hay
Sun
Horhanel
Bortiwick
Clair Wader
Peemie Tor
Prophetus
Bortiches
Pontiae Bic
Smart
Dunedin
Sedroburgh
Rendener
Wink
Rew
Borthwick
Lin
Inburco
Roddwick
Do Emoll Apes Dehy
Monda
Don Monti
Abercorn
Day
Tyrone
Wael
Ahardeen
Cheobolter
Ireland
John Burgoyne
Abercorne
Donclong
Notable Confession In Maine Prison Deaths
A prisoner in Maine confessed in God’s presence to deserving punishment and asked mercy for Clara and himself. He warned youths against drinking and sinful company, lamenting disgrace. He expressed penitence until his death, as guards removed him after about thirty minutes.
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Clara
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Faulkner’s
Dublin Journal
Trissia
Trieste
Homberg
Continent
Berlin
Hanover
Humberz
C. Stin
Pyrmont
Madeira
Portugal
Lim
Redrova
Magasine
Donegal
Bercorn
Meror Aberdeen
Barnerd
Castle Bernacd
King's County
Recorder of London
John Sylvester
Biscumebury Square
Sir John
Duke of York
St. James's
Reat
Hle
Dublin
FUNDS
Major Collis
Glasgow Courier
Edward Paget
Baiagal
Romkat Bicrea
Clohogle
PanNel B. Nesbitt
Stralane
Thomas Lowther
Magaviin
Ijnmalimughry
William M’clarin
Derrygoon
William Rain
Argyle House
Court of Chansery
Aberzore
Geotlenen
Agoal
House OF Lords
Exeter
Brogden
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