Royal Hussars turmoil letters cast doubt on leadership
A fragment from the Morning Chronicle discusses Sir Herbert Taylor and Lord Londonderry amid a crisis in the Tenth Hussars. The writer claims a pattern of persecution, argues about drill neglect by Sir George Quentin, and describes a clash with the Commander in Chief over leave, discipline, and perceived arrogance in high command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Taylor
Lonandery
George Quentin
George Quensin
10Th Flussers
Colquhiin Grant
Hig
Royal Barracks
Dublin
Kingland
Grant
Portefello Marracks
Col Taylor
Sir C. Grant
Lord Combermere
Gothfentin
Chart
Olivers
Sir George Quentin
Allensdane
Anoh
Sir Lev
Seentin
Porto Bello
C. Grant
Str C. Grant
Sir Herbert Taylor
Geo. Quentin
George
Tenth
Conanander
Bods Hussars
Londonderry
Procentius
Baey
Dibaldry
Tims
Tato
Huwe
Cory
Vital Ceteris
Eric Toe
Resa Room
Dad Toe
Lve
Cnste Dryerie
Lord Londonderry
Morbert Taylor
Eferbert Taylor
Shaye
Lord London
Derry
Sar C. Grant
Ife
Wiese
Hisself
Basigtt
Herbert ‘Taylor
Lis
Penius
Lorilonderry
Marquesas
Moray
Uhatadouros
Mathkind
Hilary Rank
Leimsett
Gagytil Choy
Leone
Bard
Thal Cabot
Military Promotions in the Dragoons and Foot Guards
War Office notes April promotions across regiments including the 7th Dragoon Guards, 14th Dragoons, Light Dragoons, Foot Guards, and the Rifle Brigade. Officers move by purchase or exchange, with retirements on half pay and new appointments as captains lieutenants majors and ensigns, detailing successors in each unit.
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War Office
Purchase
Gage
W. Maxwell
Baker
Cauldatrevey Recanent
Foot Guards
Jon. I. Moore
Acheson
Man
I Dundas
le Liewtenent
Moore
Yd Keyient
G. Lawson
12Th Foot
View J. 1. Wall
Gui Do
Cepra
Taylor
Ly Pueelase
Laitnit
Wathing
View Taylor
Ensien TL
Lowth
le Liewt
Vies Wathing
A. Ogle
Giewt
Luwih
F. Fitz-Clarence
Munt
Denis O'Relly
Fitz- Clarence
Tore WE
Vive Gordy Doyle
Meuron
Willa Banpfield
TS Shwis
Lindwit
44Th Distu
Liew
Young
Vive Drown
Eachaupes
de Lisle
Pire Sewell
Seth Nuttal
Ub Hy
Soc Beto
Teonan
Out
Campbell
Wolliam Daller
Gert
Lo de Pargi
Tee Pitan
Pe de Courey
Iron 16Th Foot
Vier
Wibie Whoeas Haupes
Datta
Eis God
FL Woodward
Liewt
Hy Purine
Vite Petene
Tebres
Enaien
John Lord Biohinstone
Tran
Emipu
VA Gaeward
Tee
Sareon
Shortt
M.D
View
Winkious Petrliass
Taiges
Segeant Deahl
MW Asin
Ethan Tence
Corte
Cate
Vindication by Public Opinion From William Battier
An extended defence published by William Battier from Thompson's Hotel Cavendish Square dated April 7, 12d, appeals to public inquiry and redress, insisting he has stated verifiable facts and pledging to provide undeniable proof if required, while declaring that only the voice of public opinion can render judgment on his character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momarche
Toranac
William Battier
Thompson
Cavendish-Square
Mining Company of Ireland Elects Twenty One Directors
A meeting of the Proprietary of the Mining Company of Ireland was held at the Trustees Room at Exchange on Thursday. Ballot results declared the twenty one highest vote receivers elected to manage affairs at the adjourned meeting. Eligible directors include Francis Barker Samuel Bewley Peter Brophy John Classon Winhagneau Colville James Dawson Jeremiah Haughton David Henry David Lynch Thomas M. Wonnell Shoman Mooney Wm Moore John O Neil Paul Patick James Pike Joseph R. Pim Richard Purdy Robert Roe Isaac Stewart Whitley Stokes and Tease Weld jun Esqrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mining Company of Ireland
Eixchange
Francis Barker
The Markets at Dodrin Coan Excnaner April Market Notes
Wheat supply kept pace with demand with prime samples in demand at slightly higher prices. Fresh oats remained steady, barley unchanged, oatmeal sale steady, flour prices unchanged. Minor shifts noted in inferior wheat, seed meal, and beans with varied regional quotes. Prices of other staples like butter, bacon, pork, and kerosene remained largely steady amid a generally dull market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodrin Coan Excnaner
Scualdad Park
Butler
Harley
Bam
Meétaneounty Accident and Capel Street Gas Incident
A Dublin report notes a jaunting car crash near Stanpolas killing Mrs Dodd after a horse startled by a bird scare. Capel Street gas ignition caused alarm, a servant injured, and a man burned. A separate arrest reference and a youth confession surface from College Street.
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Stanpolas
Dublin
Hume
Dodd
Capel-street
Stig
Matheny
Coutdrain
Levitip
Dior
Wap
Parker
Porvetyer
Ata Boys
College-street
Brenan
Nandhervbiel
Ite
Tadae
de Sula
Heewss
Stathticht Poukentars
le Boar
Rebels Halt at Mathcu Field in County War Effort
Fragmentary OCR records show rebels confronting forces in Mathcu area with mentions of county units, Lieutenants, and a Second War era context. The text references a battle, a parade of names, and military designations, indicating a historical conflict event with unclear specifics due to garbled transcription.
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Col. Paylor
Java
Miliefary Promotions
Bo. von Nytt
Mathcu
Wooelierdam
Ailiuahres
Staley
Dad Gomes
Gare
Cesaginis
Te Hutt
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