Address to the Right Hon Lord H y and H y G a Satire
A satirical poem attacking ministers and Whigs, praising liberty and reform. It envisions a political upheaval with barristers and soldiers shaping policy, condemning corruption, and imagining a new balance of power in Britain. Names are obliquely referenced through fragmented OCR lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturnia Regna
Jam Nova Progenica Cielo Dimitturalto
Viaxs
la Mancha
Giana
Henries
Treasury
Ryan
Britain
Westmorland
Cing
Treasury Board
George
Napper and Jean D cloaked by whispered claims
Fragmentary text presents a garbled scene with Napper, Nap, and a mention of Jean D clau as part of a cryptic dialogue. The brief appears to be a misread OCR snippet showing dialogue about hands, fortune, and a loss of a thirty collection, set in a misrendered dialect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean D
Postscript Dublin Castle 1790 Levees and Military Bullets
Postscript from Dublin Castle dated March 1790 notes no more levees at the castle and outlines schedules for daily and Thursday military activities. It states committees from corporations and citizens meet daily to manage elections and rights of the metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marte
Tuere
Fasenorpins
Kutldeesireet
Loro Mayon and
Alpekman Tank YY
Ubia Metropoly
Public debate on election of Lord Mayor and Privy Council
A Saturday gathering documents unresolved questions about the election of a Chief Magistrate to succeed Alderman Exshaw on September sixteenth. The piece notes counsel, parliamentary authority, and the Privy Council as arbiters of legality, with references to historical precedents and the city commons’ stance against arbitrary power. It also mentions performances at the theatre and upcoming operatic entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
City Commons
Alderman Exshaw
Neke
Michael Smith
Wr. Button
Commons
Curran
Ponsonbies
Feveral Corporation
Privy Council
Duke of
House of Commons
Alderaen
House of Copimone
Sach
Howison
James
Hey
White
Lifford
Lord Creighton
Earl of ‘Bene
Abraham Creighton
Phenix Lodge
Lord Jocelyn
Jocelyn
John William Foster
Dawson
Wanding
Spencer
Blackburne
Chamberlaine
Savrin
Bey
Ireland
Leicster
Ulter
Connaught
Sligo
Prussia
Holand
Russia
Austria
England
London
Carphagena
Minorca
Mediterranean
Lofe
Levant
William Tomlinson
Rathdrum
Wicklow
Miss Faucett
High
Leixlip
Patrick King
Dublin
Return of Members for the New Parliament in Ireland
A detailed list of Irish boroughs and notable figures, including Lords and baronets, with notes on Dundalk election results and tensions within the Dublin assembly. The report covers candidates, refusals to stand, and the political dynamics surrounding police and magistrate appointments, plus commentary on coalition and governance concerns.
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The
Patriot Candidates
Postscript
Dublin Castle
Arare
Hillsborough
Dundalk
Maryboraigh
Kildare Borough
Bicklowborough
Bangor
Bayle
Ardve
Weencastle
B. of
Naas
B. Antrim
Borough of Swords
Tian of
Drogheda
Portartington
BR. of
Charlemont
B. Ratoath
B. F.bard
Mallow
Charles Henry Coote
Samuel Hayes
Elqrs
Kilkenny
John Monck Maton
Marcus Beresford
Simon Digby
Robert Graydon
Elqra
Edward Tighe
William Tighe
John Blackwood
John Parnell
Barr
Wiliam Montgomery
Robert Johnston
Elgra
Henry King
Harman Warman
Cavendish
Bir
Browne
Brownshin
Carlow
Newberry
Gorey
Charles Stanky Mandl
Sir A. Stewart
Bart
Richard Sherian
George Jocelyn
William Irwin
Gorges Lowther
Thomas Barton
Dan
Gahan
Denham Jephies
John Longheld
Wan
John Skeffington
Chichester Skeffington
Lodge Morres
Broderick Chinnery
Abram Creighton
Lord Crdighton
Haterfird
Henry Alcock
Robert 8
Carew
Cham
Ponsonby
Buffird
B. Dungarvan
Maffey
Chamberlain
Lauria
Lane
King
Mt. Binne
Cali
Anse James
Tag
Sherman
Maile
Rascoe
Bandeo
Alderma James
Warren
L'Andy
Citize
Giffard Siid
Batthmel Warren
Kta
Sam
Hall
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