Prince Regent Birthday Party At Vice Regal Lodge
In honour of His Royal Highness the Prince Regent a party will be hosted by Her Grace the Duchess of Richmond at the Vice Regal Lodge Phantz Park on Thursday August 5 at 8:30 pm. Ladies and gentlemen presented to the duchess are invited to attend. Mourning attire is requested to be avoided by the Chamberlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnambersalin
Colenration
Royal Highnass
Ireland
Beret
Jay
Blooa
Fingant de St. Maur
Order of St Louis
Louis
M. AM
Count de Frotta
Joubert
Evreux
Henry the 4Th
Hingant DE St. Maur
Levoux
Prince Regent
Caty
Cliet
Peel
Proclamation and Loyalist Critique in Dublin Journal
The Dublin Journal reports on Hanover and Hamburg mail arrivals, Berlin proclamations naming Plenipotentiaries to Prague, and a Fury against French tyranny. It condemns the proclamation as fraud, urges loyalty, and warns Protestants against expatriation schemes while noting mail improvements and the Holyhead Howth service ahead of Dublin.
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Holyhead
Chester Eye
Heligoland
Berlin Gaz
Alma
Berlin
Davousi
Gries—Coh
Krutkenberg
Lenthe
Meding
Marshalk
Zesteriftth
Zeken
von Hess
Zastrow
Kielmannsegge
Meulerkamp
Hanffi—De Gruben
Langrehr— Tesdorpff
Zeserfieth—Dissendorff
Meaven
Dublin
Friends of Loyalty
Dublin Journal
Keening Post
Rutal and Cathlic
Richmond Bridge Stone Laying and Dublin Notices 1818
Monday events include the first stone laid for Richmond Bridge across the Liffey opposite Winetavern Street attended by the Lord Mayor and nobles. The article also notes a letter to the Dublin Evening Port, remarks on Sir Thomas J Fitzgerald, a Prince Regent birthday review, Duchess of Richmond charity acts, and the Insolvent Act debtor releases scheduled for September 10.
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Riensonp
Liffey
Winetavern Street
Richmond Bridge
Richmond
Dublin
Clonmel
John Judkin Fitzgerald
John Lalor
Cranagh
Thomas Judkin Fitzgerald
Clogheen
Magrath
Lalor
John J. Fitzgerald
Armagh Assizes Judges Brave A Clashing Jury
The Armagh assizes resumed with trials before Mr Justice Mayne and a grand jury listing many defendants. Among the verdicts, Sarah Murdock was acquitted of oats theft. Bernard M’Atecer and others faced varied outcomes including guilty and not guilty on burglary, assault, and theft charges. Twenty one persons were fined or imprisoned for unlicensed stills. Bryan Rice and Patrick Rice were found guilty of murder, to be hanged, with Bryan Rice executed and Patrick Rice awaiting further fate. numerous other cases saw acquittals or varied sentences. The report notes a surge of distillation fines and a Royal Navy interception linked to Admiralty communications.
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Sarah Murdock
Lislea
Bernard M‘atecer
F. Kelly
Cregan
Gilly
Johanna Long
Bonnes
Portsdown
Terence Hagan
Dilmilly
Pat. Divine
Mary Canide
Mary M‘cann
Atkinson and
Chamney
Catharine Kelly
M'Klush
Elizabeth Kelly
Peter Collins
Camara
Asegion
John Carr
George Campbell
Henry Wallace
Canine Armarong
Hear Steenson
Ballymacnabb
Beng
Ann Shearn
William Moore
Langan
Hugh Callaghan
Henry Sling
Robert Gibsson
Davat Tomb
Armagh
Jane Callaghan
Mary Martin
John Kearney
Rnn
James Donnelly
Wm. Paton
John Bell
Corrap
Henry O'Neill
Middleton
Richard M‘clatchy
Pat. M‘coo
Drumardermate
Turner
Maniere
Thomas Cumming
Elizabeth
C. Coyle
William Crawford Dunlap
William Wauga
Thomas M
Portadown
Edward Falcon
Jane M'Callen
Bryan Rice
Patrick Rice
James Paul
Henry King
Ballina
Castle Bar
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The
London Gazette
Sir Grange
St. Sebastian’s
Gauuam
Lord Wellingron
Marshal Souin
Bayonne
Our
Corer
Starket
Charlotte of
Alee
Orangeman
Bopery
Evening Post
Sophia
Charlotte
Howth
London
Dublin Bay
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Montagu Mathew
F. A. Pristie
John Bagwell
Richard B. H. Lowe
Thomas Barlon
James Butliler
Jaitieg’ Mayne
Crown Court
Jutticn Day
Gnand
Wm. Richardson
J. P. Ferethan
W. Brownlow
Corde
John Moore
J. Ogle
M'Glough
Jonathan Seaver
Forkhill
J. O'Donnell
Bag
James Verner
R. Macan
R Hail
Jos. Atkinson
J. Strange
Robert Harden
James Johnston
Wim. Reid
Thos
Bull
F. Eastwood
Meredith Foxall
Bug
G. Ensor
Drenet
Admiralty
Rodgers
Cruier
Greenlandmane
Shetland Isles
Oberon
Greenland
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