Court and Fashionable News on a Thursday Night Assembly
A long list of attendees from nobility and officials fills a ceremonial gathering. The article notes the Princess Charlotte and Prince Leopold delaying a five year occupancy term at Marlborough House to five years plus, with Duke of Kent’s consent pending. The Princess of Wales plans travel from Baden to Brunswick after a stay at the spa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayoren
Norbury
Ady ‘Norwood
Mise Toler
Rominore
Aymet
Ormonde
Forterahd
Milas Forte
Kilkenny
Jane
Rickarde
Bereham
Laftefly
Jane Lottys
Kilmaine
Jacelgery
Anne Jocelyt
Blessingtan
Wicklow
Tnd
Rillen
Bady
Catfick
le Lord
Bratdon
Avoymor
Hurt
Afled
Sir Robert
Lidy le Poer Piebchy
Mein Worshington
Miss Hort
Mr. Rowley
Apd
Podsanby
Mite Porponby
Azatioch Kavandeh
Alten
Tetitt
Bay
Miley Crutzen
Mie Browne
Winged
Iratella Sy
Bleingr Fe Fherinn
Abd
Me. Myat
Buhiys
Kildare
Mey
Gihorne
Porter
Afra
Mises Knox
Nin
Westenray Baron Caren
Weynlie
Sare Wysina
Rich
Colone
Gore
Vernon
Read
Grace
Syne
Rowley
Dickinson
P-Doyne
Roeth
Wirn
Donavan
G. Fox
Fetheentor
Marty
Vesey Fitzgerald
Longfield
Mason
Crosdale
C. Moore
J. Browne
Robert St. George
Trench
Shenley
Evans
M'Ciotack
Reynolds
Wrottesley
Laura
Ross
Pelley
Belli
Crabb
Hlastard
Manners
Hewett
Carey
Harris
Hodson
McCliniuch
Robert Hamilton
Bracke
Luke
White
Miss French
Moilay
French
Bourke
Mitacs
Kennedy
Mieck Bourke
Fox
Magan
Shaw
Verthoyte
Marlborough House
Kear
England
Princess of Wales
Baten
Carlsruhe
Gurmying
Brunswick
Literary Intelligence and Political Notices From The Era
The column reports on new publications and plans by Rev James Mirton and others with notes on the Chart of History editions, Sir William Dugdale’s History of St Paul’s, and a volatile brief on Korzeboe’s movements and potential residence in Weimar. It also notes a March Evening Post letter about papal concessions, and upcoming general elections with candidates for Wexford and Cork including Lord Courtown, Lord Valentia, Carew, Colclough, and Hon. Richard Hare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mirton
Church’ of Scotland
C.K. Sharpe
F. Bailey
Lamer Pickle
William
Fact Evening Post
Ampris
Holy See
Lord Courtown
Valentia
Messia
Carew
Colclough
Wexford
Richard Hare
Cork
Lord Ingsborough
Dublin Corn Market Sees Heavy Volume and Price Decline
Up to three thousand barrels of American flour arrived this week from Liverpool and the Clyde to Dublin. The influx depressed the market with field sales at reduced prices. Two Dublin distilleries halted operations and others planned to follow. Purchasers were scarce for Quts and Rey as prices fell about 1s per to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Clyde
Dublin
Decca
Quts
Rey
Public notices and court session recounts from Cape Town district
In a October court session, Cantillom faced charges for threats and a window notice alleging a local disturbance. Several locals were named as witnesses while the jurors and magistrates, including Serjeant Wolinwont, convened through the week. In the crown court, Buchanan v Yenine and Lecky concerned removal of cattle. defendants lacked a warrant, verdict returned for plaintiff with nominal damages and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantillom
Gidinitre
Bucklay
Derry
Thinish Beore
Foyte Hill
A. Fevaven
Be Sean
Langford Freyland
Lenox Conyngham
Thomas Scorr
Willabra
Joseph Curry
John Rea
J. A.smyth
R. Murray
James Sterling
Leslie Ogilby
Hugh Lyle
H. Hunter
John Boyle
George Bamber
R. Hunter
Spencer Hay
Crown Court
Stitt
Fuige
Corbett’s Farewell to England and Reform Cause
The final issue of Cobbetts politics pamphlet shows his farewell to countrymen, vowing to quit England for America to avoid prosecution and continue reform from abroad. He warns of oppression, predicts Tory adversaries will seek reconciliation, and pledges four months until weekly pamphlet resumes in London. He cites losses from his works and insists his duty to speak for liberty and the People.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett
Cobbett
Stamp Office
Chase
England
America
Cobtere
Judé
London
Alby
Liverpool
Midmouth
Cuscereagh
Angland
Piserpool
Willaam Cobheis
Colnett
Borley
Trial for Sedition in Kimarnock Court Proceedings
In Kimarnock on April 7 the court began the trial of Alexander McLaren weaver and Thomas Baird merchant charged with sedition. The indictment cites a December 7 1816 public meeting at Bein Park where McLaren allegedly delivered seditious remarks challenging government and urging distrust of rulers. The remarks quoted accuse leaders of self interest and question loyalty, prompting questions about degeneracy of the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebivechait
Alexander M'Laren
Kiiarnock
Thomas Baird
Alexander McLaren
Bein Park
Kimnaranek
Bonnackburn
Vilatech
Alexander Milaren
Commons
House of Commons
Chatmtondra
House of Comflows
Goannons House of Parliament
Libeny
Trge
Campbell
Laren
Erven
Weny
Glasgow
Hoth
Joffrey
Panael Batra
Alsso
Lord Advocate
Jiry
Lont Hermand
Gillies
Prumity
Reston
Justice Clark
James Avatson
Sanghton
John Dotch
Langhton Woll
John Deyasdale
Cleemiston
David Pringte
Blegbie
John Stewart
Sonny
John Calder
Drumcross
Johan Rusel
Monsaiste
Woithaan Marsha Jewellein Fainburgh
Archiball Vi Koilay
Haberdasher
John Buster
James Hawden
Public meeting in Kilmacolm on reform and sedition notes
A long fragment describes a public meeting in Kilmacolm and related court proceedings. It covers speeches by M’Laren and Baird urging constitutional petition to Parliament, references to printed pamphlets, and testimonies about the meeting’s purpose to seek reform without inciting rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butt
Larrat
Alegiance
Shakapeare
Whitin Merrie
Kilmarnock
Dean Park
Hugh Crawfort
David Andrews
Kilmernock
Winnegs
Ernie Bee
Ee Finnie
Baird
Wits
Andrews
Maine
Yamnés Johnston
Mustin
M.laren
M'Jaren
Witness
Erete
Prince Regent
Witners
Grant
House of Cammong
House of Commons
Jarges Samson
Bart
James Samson
M-Larent
M'Laren
M-Laren
M+Luren
White
Kennedy
Venn
Ward
Maren
Dali Andrew
Reg
Ayr
James Kirkwood
John Wylie
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