Prince Regent Birthday Party Hosted by Duchess of Richon
The Duchess of Richon welcomes ladies and gentlemen presented to Her Grace to a celebration for His Royal Highness the Prince Regent on Thursday August 12 at 8:30 PM at Bi Reroald Loder Mourine Lark. Mourning attire requested. no person in mourning will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GM Imrenlainis
Trim Caster
Roy EL Wignass
Duchess of
Richon
Grice
Porson
Duke of Richmond
Lord Wellington
Victoria
Stephen
Papists Attacked Jury Integrity in Belfast Trial
The Chester Mail laments attempts to intimidate sheriffs and jurors during a trial. It condemns vandalizing language toward qualified officers and lists names from the first and second venires, urging defense of judicial independence amid threatening letters.
Indignant defense of Bible Society against O Connell Libel
The narrator denounces Counsellor O Connell as an advocate who inflames a jury and mocks Bible Society members amid a libel case. He condemns O Connell for vilifying critics, misusing Ireland s history, and strengthening the libel rather than mitigating it, while defending the Society s aims to promote direct scripture study and reform.
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O'Connell
Evening Post
Mr. O'Connell
Magee
Bible Society
Court of Justice
O’connell
Duke of Richmond
Ireland
Seditious discourses and Protestant tolerance debated in Belfast
A Belfast lettered commentary condemns Magee and others for stirring disaffection and harming property and persons. It notes the Catholic Board's push for Papist ascendancy in Ireland, remarks on Lord Wellington and Victoria, and reports on public meetings, Howth Holyhead packet issues, and a charity subscription for hospital patients.
An Irish Editor Condemns Liberal Dissenters in Belfast
In a Belfast letter dated August 3, 1813, the writer denounces editors in the province for publishing parliamentary clauses to aid associations and for misrepresenting the House of Commons. He critiques zealots who ignore loyalist violence at Belfast and defends constitutional faith, noting loyalty feared and factions accused. He calls for responsibility and denounces rash seditious actions by Thrasher gangs and unruly mobs.
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Carrickfergus
Belfast
Hous of Commons
Orange Associations
England
Ireland
Belin
Cave-hill
Tam
Meath Brett and Underwood Seized Stills Amid Glen Assault
Last week Meath Brett and Underwood an Excise Officer with Lincolnshire Mill troops seized five unlicensed stills with worm, and were blocked on Glentaugher by armed men in white shirts. Militia split into two groups. attackers driven from cover, seizures brought to town. At Dundalk assizes Dunn and Walsh charged for breaking into Dunn's house at Powm hall with intent for the same.
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Londonorary
Meath
Brett and Underwood
Lincolnshie
Carn
Glentaugher
Glen
Dundalk
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The
Jublin Journa
Chester Mail
Anne
Venice
Tiact Fares
Price Blackwood
Gentseman
Henry Gore Sankey
Royal Dublin’ Militia
John Tudor
Inserfed
Nathaniel Sneyd
Jos, Goff
Leland Crosthwaite
Hawkaley
Joby Btuare
Richard Verschoyle
Peer Roe
Robert Alexander Ponsonby Shaw Conyngham M‘alpin
Daniel Kigahan
Thomas Andrews
Bladen Sweeny
Richard Palmer
Thomas Rochford
Alex. Montgomery
Martin Keene
Benjamin Darley
Willam Watson
William Walsh
Richard Curke
Edward Cribborn
James Donovan
Stewart Hamilton
Magee Pietty
Saurin
Fitzpatrik
Cox
E. de
Cortes
Spain
Grand Orange Lodge
Iit
Howth
Holyhead
Caplains
Newry
R. Bryans
MsCamdey and Wallace
Liverpool
Quebec
Sir ‘Thomas Hardy
Yorktown
America
Orpen
Lady Mary Laurin
Dunnybrook Road
Dublin
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