Giffard Premises for Viewing in Dublin County
An advertisement notes the new spacious house with well kept gardens in Dublin County. Principals only may view. a note a day prior is requested so staff can prepare for readiness. Public notices reference French and Norwegian affairs and a proclamation by the Crown Prince of Sweden. Sunday arrival of Mr Peet in Dublin is reported with praise for his parliamentary campaign and Irish Loyalists.
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Giffard
Dublin
Sweten
Norway
Christian
Europe
Sweden
Mr. Peet
Centenary Celebrations Promoted by City Committee
Preparations for the Centenary festivities proceed with strong Committee oversight and broad public involvement. Madame Catalani performs at St Werburghs while fireworks set up at St Stephens Green under Major Tobin. The Lord Mayor funds the event and hedges are cut to ensure clear views, with engineers guiding residents to remove obstructions.
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Guple
St. Werburgh's
Madame Catalani
St. Stephen's Green
Major Tobin
Spectacle of Charity Assembly in Dublin Friday
Public assembly gathers 4000 men women and children from Dublin charities at Sir Stephen's Green at eleven in the morning. Led by the Lord Mayor and city officials the procession moves to St Patrick's Cathedral for the Lord Lieutenant and Duchess of Dorset to receive them. Tickets may be issued for admission.
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Dublin
Sir Stephen's Green
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Juin
Duchess of Dorset
Thair
Che-Desa
Four men killed in arson by masked party near Camas
A fragmented report describes a fatal shooting after a confrontation near the weir. A 4 man named can in the employment of the Archbishop of Caste Wasshog died, others headed home after an exchange of fire, then a man was waylaid and murdered by an armed group.
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Can
Marriage and Death Notices from a Northern County Page
On Thursday the inp ax Tamnyqullan Cartage Jeshers, the Reverend John Sratam, the don OT, marry Thoreen Bell of Stramorier to Harriér youngest daughter of the late Jal ONeill of Parklilly county Donegall. Died December 6 in Calcutta Henry Rash feigh Bay of the flua East India Company's slip Fotten JOURS WON Withe Rew Rashlaigh Sunthider Kent. Ab Goppanatonro Meath Harriett eldest aunt of Lord Viscount Gormmustewo.
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Saan
Fox
Thoreen Bell
Stramorier
Harriér
Jal ‘O'Neill
Parklilly
Donegall
Senin
Calcutta
Henry
Rash Feigh
Bay
Flua
East India Company
Rashlaigh
Sunthider
Kent
Pope visit to Charles IV sparks Dublin satire in 1814
An Irish correspondent in Slievegallen criticizes Milan Courier for reporting on a papal visit to Charles IV and King Ferdinand VII. The letter laments Buonaparte's threats, warns of Papal power, and praises Protestant defense, urging vigilance against Italian tyranny and religious coercion.
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Milan
Charles IV
Spain
Pajitic
Buonaparre
Europe
Rinoncini
Panzani
Rosetti
Ganporoni
Ireland
Slievegallen
Empress Maria Louisa Renounces Annual Franks Support
The Vienna report notes Empress Maria Louisa has renounced her annual pension tied to the 1801 Convention. Buonaparte, still shown respect in retirement, is urged to relocate her for European family safety. Reports of American aid to Buonaparte and ships being built persist, with other Paris and Ireland related rumors and a French military mutiny tale.
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Vienna
Maria Louisa Hae
Europe
Bergen-op-Zaam
Prince of Orange
Bouth
Ireland
Belfast
L’ Rien
Stis
Buonaparte
France
Charlestown
Backere’s
Nemours
Paris
Marshal Oudinet
Cain
Davoust’s morality questioned in critique of plunder
The piece denounces Davoust and Buonaparté for war-time plundering, arguing that their seizure of private funds and charity property corrupted law and morality. It claims the acts harmed innocent civilians, with praise for no side, and asserts might makes right as a dangerous legal principle.
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Davoust
Janice
Buonaparti
Hamburgh
Daviust
Teplus Boonaparté
Scaandrel
France
Jubilee of the Glorious 1st of Angon Celebrated in Cork
The Cork Jubilee marked by three days of festivities hosted by Mayor Sir Anthony Perrier and the Corporation. Nobility and gentry joined sailors, officers, and merchants in breakfasts, dinners, and a grand ball. Celebrations included a sea procession, salutes, and a large Thursday assembly.
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Angon
Brunswick
Cork
Anthony Perrier
Corporation
Lord Forbes
Nicholas Colthars
M. BP
Forbes
Sawyer
Navy
Lapp’s Island
Passage
Cove
Marquis of Phomond
Doneraile
Carbery
Augustus Warren
Mr. Hare
Col. Hodder
Thomond
Robbery at Aldwell House and Nighttime Arm Usage
Reported incident from Prospect near Fethard describes armed intruders entering Ws Aldwell Esquire’s residence and taking weapons. It notes continuing practice of nighttime gunfire in the area and ongoing countrywide alarms. Fines in Co Clare for illicit sipping reportedly total over 120 pounds, with substantial penalties imposed.
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Ava
Ws Aldwell
Fethard
Co. Clare
Voyages and captures off Cork and Waterford in wartime convoy
Reports detail a pirate style chase and capture of ships including the Venus and Poplcity near Cork and Waterford. The Adena and Maxei from Livespook head to Quebec with the Pyyti from Riverpabl to London. The Peacock once sailed Savannah to Britain, pursued by frigates but escaped, while Magdalen Magye fears dislodgement in the Gulf of St Lawrence.
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Livsipool
Aba
Kennedy
Riverpabl
London
Venus
Atie
Adeoha
Dublin
Gulf of St
Au Senke
Unknown fragment records 1814 voyage in Cape Per Passage
Fragmentary OCR notes mention dates in June 1814 and a vessel of 223 tons. Names include John W. Crdker and Cape Passage. Text references a capture and a Catalina? beauty, with sailing details and duty aboard for his Majesty.
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John W. Crdker
Cape
Incoherent London Report on Royal Alarm and Troop Movements
Fragmented English note recounts a July British court report about a planned assassination at Mass, with two officers of the Swiss Guards and a masked figure. It also mentions a Madrid decree on interior revenue, and the arrival of a British cavalry division with hundreds of horses and transports.
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Madrid
Letter from officer in Antwerp describes siege, quarters, and land measures
A dated July 21 from an officer of the Qlat regiment in Antwerp details temporary quarters since a breach with French forces, the river fleet, and derelict strength of ships. It notes sappers demolishing fortress works, expected Hanoverian regiments, and frontier garrison plans, along with observations on land prices and agricultural yields near Antwerp.
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Qlat
Scids Fuaileers
Antwerp
Sheatorea
Netherlands
Congress
Vienna
Dack-Yard
Wandards
England
Brabant
London
Brussels
Louvain
Scotland
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