The Rinc?s Birthday and Royal Pageantry in Park
A rainy celebration of the sovereign’s birthday at Phenix Park drew crowds as cavalry and infantry were reviewed amid wind and showers. Royal salutes from the Battery and artillery, bands, and a grand mail coach procession accompanied by titled ladies in elaborate outfits marked the day despite rain and a mishap with a ram rod injuring a cavalryman.
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Phenix Park
10Th Royal Hussars
Royal Artillery
Coldstream Guards and Rifle Brigade
Royal Barracks
10Th
Hussara
Cork
Belfast
Limerick
Enniskillen
Londonderry
Galway
Bayer
Werford
Sligo
Early Mail
Dublin
Royal Mail
Hussar
Hig Mieten
Countess of Bective
Kerry
Crofton
Lady Chinnery
Mies Chinnery
Mias
Chinnery
Florence Balfour
Mrs Balfour
Mre Gore
Colonel Douglas
Naples
Dames
P. C. Crampton
Miss Bolton
Mises
Hamilton Howan
Miss Crofton
Miss A. French
Mra Campbell
Mra Keatinge
Miss Gibson
Miss A. Gibzon
Funds and Stock Market Fluctuations Report
The Northern Bank transfers and stock dealings show nearly 850,000 in stock moved amid time bargains. Yields around 4 percent. demand expected toward month end as foreto loans face heavy payments. Quoted prices include Red 2 2 percent, Canons 9 8 4, Old 10, India Bonds 42. Foreign markets thin. South American securities ahead 0 to 1 percent. Next settling day Friday. speculators reportedly sold Mexican and Colombian scrip, signaling possible further gains. Paris reports doubt on French rente reduction. debates may extend 2 to 3 days. King of France growing weaker in chamber.
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Loxnon
Northern Banka
Paris
France
NEW PLAN OF FINANCE AND M. F. L. DOMESTIC MATTERS
The article outlines a British plan to cut Exchequer Bills interest from 2d to 1 1 4d per diem and to issue lower denomination stock. It discusses funding part of the 4 percent stock at about 90 to 100, and use of the sinking fund to service debt. It also reports social notes on Lady Fitzherbert, the Royal Match Maker, and a murder case from Groningen with execution details, plus local disturbances and an inquest into Mr George Hopkins’s death.
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Fitzherbert
Paris
Brighton
Tilney-street
London
Skee
Cumberland Lodge
Brussels
Condine
Gronigen
John Quint
Noordhorn
Uitierda
Gro~ningen
Biethoven
Homeren
Hanover
Groningen
Thia Monater
James Bennett
George Hopkins
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Hopkins
Burgeon Franklin
Equitable Loan Bank Company Directors and Officers Listed
Transcribed notice lists the Equitable Loan Bank Company officers including vice presidents Sir J Newport and Sir R Bhaw M P, directors such as Thomas Bainbridge Richard Heale and Sir William Betham, and auditors Sir John Rae Reed and James M'Call. Bankers are Smith Paye and Smith of London and Dublin partners.
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Trish Equitable Loan Bank Company
J. Newport
Bart
Thos
Rice
R. Bhaw
M.P
John Smith
M. P. Thoms Elie
Eegg
M. P
Thos. Wilson
Edward Ellice
Thomas Bainbridge
Richard Heale
William Betham
Matthew Lucas
Yeats Brown
Abraham Lane
Simeon Boileau
Simon M.gillivray
Charter
John Melville
Russell Etlice
Thomas Pim
Fernie
John Plummer
Paris Papers and London Letters Reflect on a Prague Congress
The Paris and Etoile papers yield little of note except a Paris debate denial of a Prague Congress plan. It questions Russia Austria Prussia unity, warns on Turkish affairs and possible Spain colonial conflicts. It cites Britain and France as likely to block a Congress, notes Vittesse’s financial project, and reports on Spain, Donnanzeu, and Neate in Marseilles. Letters discuss Malta restoration, Greek prospects, Byron’s Greece letters, and shipping from Leghorn Genoa. The Morning Chronicle update on Planta and Lushington appears with a postponed drawing room due to the king’s illness.
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Paris
Journal Des Debate
Prague
Russia
Austria
Prussia
Europe
Journal de Debate
Turkey
Ve- Tona
Spain
England
France
Funda
Vittesse
Donnanzeu
H. B. Neate
Marseilles
Algiers
Demerara
Dominica
Earl of Hontixanon
House of Assembly
Leghorn
Genoa
Nuremburg
Porte
Ionian Islands
Lord Strangford
Holy Alliance
Knights of Malta
Lord Byron
Greece
Lepanto
Patras
Morning Chronicle
Planta
Treasury
Lushington
Mr. Planta
Foreign Office
Chronicle
Tiona Iis
Carlton Palace
Bill to let Roman Catholic priests solemnize marriages
The bill before the House of Commons would allow Roman Catholic priests to solemnize marriages between Catholics and issue certificates of the marriages baptisms or burials. It requires banns or licences proved to the priest and two witnesses present with a parish register entry and fixes the certificate as legal evidence. Felony penalties apply to noncompliant priests.
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House of Commmons
George IV
A. B
C. D
E. F
G. HH
Suffering of Legislators in Lengthy U S House Session
An 18th century report notes impatience among House members over a long session. Mr A Taylor moves for pay and travel allowance reform while Mr Randolph laments the stifling pace and calls the chamber a bear pit, urging per diem and travel increments to six dollars every twenty miles. The motion prompts debate as the session grinds on.
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House of Representatives
A. Taylor
Randolph
Groue del Cane
Naples
Europe
Job
Capenens
Mr Tayior
Fine Arts of Ireland Exhibition and Royal Hibernian Society
A report covers the opening of a public art exhibition in Ireland, praising founder Francia Johnston and the Royal Hibernian Society. It notes the first stone laid April 29 1824, a silver trowel ceremony, and plans for a national art hall finished by 1923. Also referenced are literary notices, a London romance sales event, a minor fire at Ryder’s Row, and assorted births marriages and deaths in 1824.
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Sinn Francia Johnston
Anne Com. M
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George
United Kingdom of Great Britain
Shin Roy
Carlton
Relecter
Francia Johnston
Academy
William Ashford
Thomas J Mulvany
Henry Agron Baker
William Mosso
Bee
William Cumming
Joseph Peacock
Martin Cregan
Thomas Sorel Hebert
Francis Johnston
Trea
Thomas C. Thampac
Thomas Kirk
Robert L. Weagt
John G. Mulvany
Solomon Williams
Ireland
London Booksellen
Albion Tavern
Atone
Paternostor
Math
Ryder’s Row
William Benn
Middleth
Kil Jan
Geo. Vincent
Sanard
Francia
J Paget
Marquess of
Anglesea
Argyll Hall
Lane
London
Richard
Lord Bagot
Foulorn
Duke
Richmond
Duchess of Argyll
Marquess
Marchioness of
Conygham
Catext of
Uxbridge
Harriet Bagot
Mu Charles
Elizabeth Conyngham
Charl Conyngham
Lord Albert
Nngham
Augusta Chichester
Sarah Bailey
Lord Graves
Denison
Earl of
Valenciennes
Georgiana
Aomas Paget
Cumbern Lodge
Windsor Park
Twe Gagens
San
Occasi
Mor
Morea
Valliex
India House
Orwell
Willam Farrer
Marquis of
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John Stokes
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