Levee and Drawing-Booke Notices at the Castle
Public notices announce a levee at the Castle on Sunday the 1904 of April at four o'clock and a drawing-booke event on Wednesday evening. local context mentions new authority and military command changes in Vienna. Reports from Holland claim hostilities between Austria and France with Austrian advantage, amid uncertain European war news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Dentin Carin
Mrurstay
Austria
France
Saxony
Tyrol
Cusentzer
Vienna
Cnauces
Aulic Council
Larely
London
Holland
Paria
Buonaparte
Senatus Consultum
Europe
Russia
Asturian Resistance and Iberian Hopes Amid War
From Spain we receive cheering accounts of Asturians showing plerlous and successful contempt of traitors. Portugal remains free of the enemy. Brovarante withdraws troops to strengthen his army in Germany, raising hopes of triumphant progress by the unconquered Patriots of Andalusia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Portugal
Brovarante
Germany
Andalusia
Benevolent Efforts Rise for Distressed City Workers
The distress of the lower orders in the city drew humane people to the Royal Exchange yesterday. They agreed to solicit subscriptions for relief, hoping for ample success as benevolence becomes urgently needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Exchange
Dublin Guilds Oppose Bill for City Paving and Lighting
Tuesday meetings of the Corporation of Printers and other trades adopted resolutions condemning an Imperial Bill for paving and lighting Dublin City. A petition was prepared to present to the Commons urging rejection and warning of dangerous, unconstitutional provisions. The same day the Corporation of Carpenters and other trades approved sending the petition to Dublin MPs with a plea for strenuous opposition. Wednesday a Galway sloop Peggy and Sally bound for Liverpool struck a sunken rock at the harbour entrance and sank. the crew escaped in a boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation of Printers, Stationers, &c
St. Bridget
Commons
Dublin
House of Comains
Peggy
Sally
Galway
Liverpool
Dublin Assembly Debates Fitzsimmons Case and Paving Law
The Assembly revisits the Fitzsimmons case, detailing a paying board action for a public-path obstruction and a seven day notice requirement. Members urge reform, with Mr. Girrarp and others calling for easing penalties and aligning Dublin law with London standards. The committee report on the Paving Act prompts petitions to limit ministerial power and protect waterworks while seeking England-like governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girrarp
Fitzsimmons
Common Council of
Dublin
Circular Road
Sai
House of Correction
Figsimons
Fitzsimons
Tan
Mr. Girraip
Craven
Partensos
Bride
Ireland
England
Girvarp
London
Ascoawgn
Wellesley Retires as Treasury Secretary Succeeded by Arbuthnot
Longford and surrounding districts see seizures of private distilleries and malt-house assets by Arthur Murphy and officers. Distilleries near Longford are shut and distilling gear removed to King’s stores as authorities stride against illicit spirits. In Longford, fleet actions dispatch 60 sail with trade and transports bound for the channel aboard ships Sybille and Goshawk, under Captains Upton and Innis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wellesley
Treasury
Arbuthnot
Arthur Murphy
Longford
Ma Eaty
Sybille
Upton
Plymouth
Two Expeditions Set Amid War Talks With Sir Arthur Wellesley
A newspaper sketch describes two expeditions forming from Cork and Portsmouth. It notes Major General Hit and Brigadier General Lampbell commanding divisions including the 53d and 66th. Sir Arthur Wellesley would lead the joint effort destined for Pongal and Wellsley praised for bold, decisive strategy. The second expedition sails from Portsmouth soon, with an implied different destination from the prior voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Hit
Lampbell
Pongal
Arthur Wellesley
Sir Arthur
Comena
Portsmouth
Swedish policy debate sparks Dalecarlian uprising and naval neutrality costs
The piece outlines how the Dalecarlians muster 12,000 under General Toll to oppose the Revolutionists and defend Gustavus Vasa’s lineage. It argues Russia and Austria’s roles in Sweden’s wars and counters Duke’s policy while warning that neutrality and commerce risks hinge on political choices. The report also covers Cork assizes Drew vs Barnerisi with a £425 verdict, distillery suppression efforts in Loupin county, and local excise matters and payments messaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Gustavus
Guistavus Vasa
Toll
France
Russia
Austria
Prussia
Til‘sit
Great Britain
Cork
Drew
Barnerisi
Mallow
William Miller
Excise
Cess
French Troop Movements Press Europe as War Looms
Reports from Munich and Vienna describe French units gathering in Swabia and Tyrol with conscripts arriving by March 18. Bavarian regiments march toward frontier positions while Austrian troops from Laybach and Salzburg move to join a broader offensive, despite hopes for peace.
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Polizicn Inter Jay Frrayxxonr
Maicy
Divisia Cyr
Canis Nancy
Rhin
Geven Wise
Cnt Molitor and
Boucher
Lyons
Burgundy
Swabia
Idari
Geneva
Swati Neveenaretcanp
Aden
Munich
de Montmorency
Cami P
Tyrol
Ingoldstadt
Augsborg
Straubing
8Dh
Artille
Brannaui
Coijtiars
Vienna
Paris
Tive
Brannau
Bohemia
Autz
Ders
Cowit de Bellégarde
Sé Pilsen
Count de Hohenzollem
Prague
Fidd Marta
Schivarzinberg
Nea
He,wick
Prince of
Roesenrberg
Coclin
Orden
Lichtenstein
Leipzig
Dresden
Thuilleries
Bayonne
Drouet
Strasburgh
Duke of Montebells
Saragossa
Anvers
France
Confederation of the Rhine
Poral Empire
United States
General Armatrony
Baghan
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Post Assembly
Murray
T. W. ‘Eng
Belfast
Peror
Mann
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