Proclamation Against Reform Meetings in England 1819
The London Gazette reports a Royal Proclamation by the Prince of Wales Regent warning against seditious meetings in Great Britain and Ireland. It orders magistrates to pursue violators, detail actions in Yorkshire Cheshire and Manchester, and urges calm to protect public peace amid reform agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London Gazette
Kia Royal High “Hous the
Paivey
Giaonan P. Ri
Hla Royal Highnera
Prince of Wales
Great Britain and Ireland
Great Britain
Commons House of Parliament
Tony
Carttoo- House
Barkislend Moor
Ripponden
Yorkshire
Ap Miancheater
Henry Huse
Oxford
Hun
Stockport Female Union Meeting Poised for Liberty
A Stockport gathering of women and men signed a pledge to cooperate in relieving political prisoners and advancing liberty. Mrs Havemore was acclaimed president, with speeches praising liberty and urging broader female political involvement alongside male allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay
Hekon Mae Socidty
Stockport
Romes
Sixwanr
Hai Wortibe
Hetsell
Sam Young
Joseph Marrison
Harrieson
Liberty
Chester Castle
Mesara
Buggulay
Johnston
Miss Wuatcey
Ifa
Reform Meetings and Relief Efforts Across Towns
A motion to thank local committees and bail lenders marks a crowded meeting in Manchester for radical reform. Government officials, including Lord Provosts, pledged aid and organized immediate relief for distressed weavers and unemployed workers. In Scotland, Barony parish delegates lined up work projects and voluntary taxes to ease wage scarcity, with a deputation meeting the Lord Provost and magistrates to advance relief plans. An Frankfurt report warns of a Berlin conspiracy led by Professor Annor and Doctor Jax, noting their influence and demagogic aims against the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huddersfeld
Macclesfi
Chester
Manchester
York
Lancashire
Cheshire
Stockport
Firswittia
Earl Stawronn
Wentworth
Genersl
Seaatone
Gand
Nuabare
Bo Rans
Patie
Chashire
Mwrnetworth Fitzwilliam
Stamford
Blackhorne
Misa Gondier
Mim Kneghesy
Mise
Lawgs
Hudgan
Mies
Whalley
Kenworthy
Rhodes
Longson
Miapy Johnstone
Stewart
Hambleton
Tracsuror
Lewton
Grocer
Hillgates
Sanderson
Ahoe
Bulkeley Arms
Sir Charles Wolseley
Wolseley
Liberty
Joseph Tarrivon
Haryizan
Cobbett
Waterloo
Commons
Scotland
Ana
Georgesquare
Barony
Wevners
Ordahip
Grumany
Frankfurt
Berlin
Annor
Jax
Bona- Parte
Evik
Jan
Joxrseie
Torin
Fragmentary notice from era reports on officials and trials
A garbled dispatch references Culrard among shanties and a dangerous firenet office, with scattered mentions of BrP Sute, Puibard ornament, and a parade of officials. It alludes to a Carausal event, a Discoitny fi Gen Prusilén troop, and a mash of General Jatow with ministers like Josius Gaunzn, in a late era setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
M. Jatow
Espéci Josius Gaunzn
Market Rumors Push Patience as Funds Exhibit Uncertain Tone
The essay discusses stagnation in fund speculation with hints of a steady 4 percent yield and 1 to 2 percent premium shifts. It notes government uncertainty affecting executive power, limited external demand, and cautious trading as prices drift and a key financier defaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ara Vine Carson
Wieworthy
Matin
W.ting
Stock Exchange
Elonnd
Navy
Todia
Asdae Cansiene
Seseneveen & Prem
Fashionable News Reveals Irish and London Aristocrats Movements
A gossipy chronicle notes William Furlong of Eeptonice leading toward a wedding with Miss Fai sidest, daughter of John Ferrin of Skerrington, Dublin. It lists arrivals in London from Ireland, visits by the Duke and Duchess of Leinster, and other peers. Also mentions Walter Scott’s illness, a Tippperary pistol incident, and a grand wedding feast at Buckinghams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Furlong
Will
Pater Browne
M. P
London
Mont Browse
Duke
Dutchess
Leinster
Stewart Bas
Kent
Vienna
Earl of Carhampton
Puype’s Hill
Surrey
Barry Bingham
Waterhotel
Jermynestreet
Hile
Ergland
Marquisa
Marchioneas
Hertford
Ragley
Warwickshire
Paria
Waler Scott
Hay
Hellyfad
Tipperary
W——n
Ne. Co
Bowes Egary Sephew
Dorter Banewille
Cornat
James Balclough
M'Gregor
Werford
Stowe
Bucki
Atsir
BughInghany
Temple
Nugent
Arandeh
Dnl
Sir G and
Las
Dallas Ant Borrough
Wyrand
Signore Heng
Buckinghas Tuwon
Lmimdane
Bucknyham
Price of Indian Blocks This Day
Gov Deb shows percent rates and charges on government debentures and bonds. A fragment lists prices in cents for various blocks and the day’s rates, with unclear handwriting and odd punctuation. The item implies market quoting and taxation context for government securities.
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Pereteregess
Bane Gres
Perro Ik
Froyel Caen
St. Cert
The
Dublin Journal
Cussinn Macz
Leeds
Furnace Reveaners
Manchester Observer
Harrison
Hanaarson
Ultra
8 Stafford
Gibralts
Ward
Wild-Mill Hill
Europe
Starrong
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