Proclaimed Government at Maileid and Bilbao Proclamation
An eminent house in the city reports a new government formed at Maileid by the moderate Constitutional party aiming to negotiate peace in France. Proclamations from Cronoral Quesana address Bilbao’s municipality urging inhabitants to forbear resistance and support the occupying French while restoring the captive King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity Hias
Maileid
Ita
France
Ney
Cronoral Quesana
Bilbao
It Catas
QuEsan
Ison
Diplomatic Appointments From 1822 Gazette
The Gaceta de Colombia announces in December 1822 that Louis Lopez Mendez is named ambassador to the French and Dutch courts and to Insqalie Towns, with full powers as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary. General John D Evereux is appointed to serve as ambassador to Russia, Sweden, and Denmark, under the Liberatory government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevereux
Gaceta de Colombia
Bogota
State Department
Senor
Louis Lopez Mendez
Deveye
Euurope
Lowing
Eit
Iate
Office For Foreign Affairs
Melixcelloney
Vicw
Repub
Council of Governont
Louis Lopesandez
London
France
Netherlands
Insqalie
Kinvoy
John D'Evereux
Order of Liberatory
Russia
Sweden
Denmark
Mercantile Interest and English Mail Delays in Dublin
The Dublin Chronicle notes late English Mail arrivals disrupt letter and packet delivery, urging extending delivery hours for the English Mail and steam packets. The Chamber of Commerce backs quick action to avoid merchant losses, listing notable attendees at a Lord Lieutenant dinner and a roster of witnesses for an upcoming Commons session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldom
Nblin
Naas
London
Liverpool
Dublin
Chamber of Commerce
Notic
Jane Loftus
Ionty
Baroness Roebuck
Carbery
Eneral
Henry Torrens
John Burke
Diner
Mes Browne
Barclay
Magan
Kivane
Johnston
Campbell
Gage
Gore
Rich
de Rova
Subieski Kildald
Sackville Street
Chard Milliken
Hookseller
Cadilias
Gira
Henry Noble
Glencullan
Dolin Connell
Henry Cooper
Henry Archer
Sheritt's
Ciglel Whistler
Mansfield
No Vulde
Clacks
B. Rikey
Clark P Crown
George Farley
Auurney
James Troy
Mercer
Bridge Street
Philip B. Ryan
Wxcine
Christopher Mora
George Slarry
Wyate Faucett
Botersteve
Phew WG. Poole
Nolan Elringtun
Wanner
Wafrau
Fodursku
Reapstear Club Dinner Honors Marquin Wellesley in Dublin
The Reapstear Club hosted a Sunday dinner at Morrison’s Naas Street with 130 guests, including Marquin Wellesley. Lord Lieutenant, Lord Chancellor, and other notables attended. toasts praised harmony, prosperity, and national service amid music, speeches, and lavish hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Morrison’s
Naasan-strret
Marquin Wellesley
Mortisaon
Earl of Rattdowne
West
Vignoler
Conree
Duke of York
Duke of Clarence
Navy
Tuke of
Cumberland
Reder
Sona of
John Stevensong
Treland
Aes
Lis Excellency
Hia
Ireland
Jency
Combermere
Ghotks
Mearness Wellesley
Fragmentary County Commission Quiet for Grand Juries
The Commission of Over aint The qinner for the county and chy of Duhlin was aperus ed by the right hon Lord Musor Biren SCTasid and Judge Vandelour when the yout Were swornten the Grand Juries. After the juries were swarm, Haro M'Clellans informed them that nothing appeared to eid for ay qaeetioniag observa tion Fier The court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duhlin
Musor
Biren
Vandelour
Haro M'Clellans
Local Sports Notes Mention Disposed In Court Plea
A fragment reports a court action involving Mair Hall and others connected to Clare or surrounding locality. It mentions a Saturday date and a plea related to a water authority. The legible names include Bart ob Doucaghoore and Lord Hitchinsoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mair Hall
Clare
Doucaghoore
Hitchinsoo
Owen Plan At Rotunda Meeting On Education Reform
A large crowd attended Mr Owen’s Rotunda gathering to discuss new village education plans and a device called Peyvapraph by Professor Pictit. He contrasted current schooling with his proposed method using visual aids and tin cubes to show Britain and Ireland’s population and class structure. He urged rapid steps toward rational, beneficial education for all, criticizing war and legal systems as impediments to progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Agatom
Childian
Pictit
Gioneva
New Tianork
Great Britain and Ireland
Ventira
Jeshoa
Wien
Detiek
Roth Ether
Abe Essen
SHC Pe
Mbeya
Bert Ind
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mercantile Interest
I Bartholomew Muileo
Miss Lawlor
Ion Tee Walker
Mary Anne Macklin
Isuriig
Sina Hs
Ems Wey
Waliann
Hilde-pireet
Mary Mieste
Cay Wey
the Reapstear Club
Tia
Lord Mornington
Henry Torrone
Ssarin
Colquhon Grant
Lord Blaney
Notle Provident
Hutchinson
Moora
Gier
Shield
Sir Davn Stevenson
M.S . Saith
Bart Tabet
Gogentle Galen
Ds. Stevenson
Mark
R. F. Stevena
J Stevenson
R. J. Birsvenn
Favyly
Mr Hayly
de Spray
Joan Anid
John
Celia
Elysium
Anx
THE
Commission
Shure
Chetek
Cieeran
Thorpe
House of Commons
Pei Tor
Teather
MK Owen
Paralms
Erwin Pathy
Pheer Etecrat
Peat
XS Houtedser
Charles Prow Worae
Benjamin Hopewell
George-Stroot
Portman-square
Sir Charles
Witners
Moreland
Bleaviside
Witroews
W. K. Grant
W. K.grant
Morland
Charles
Worcester Arts
John Ureaviside
George-Street
Hanover Square
Ste. Bamfylde
Heaviside
Thomas Jones
Montayne Street
Elo
Imey Stokey
Montagu Street
Charles Hamfylde
Efe
Sir Chares
Joseph Morland
Sam New
Aha
Pixtal
Hiy House
Montagu-street
Work Grant
Murluess
Sip
Corant
Whateert of
Ain
Caples
York Place
Arerberia
Jaseyitt
Linus Bidoby Wibeboy Bank
Bonita Wars
Ata Babes
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