Queen in ill health and royal caretaking reports
The Morning Chronicle details Queen Victoria’s illness and limited progression toward recovery. It notes her reluctance to travel to Windsor, mentions her bequest arrangements through Prince Albert, and reports nightly improvements and medical attendances from Mr. Keats and others at Kew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Chronicle
Windsor
Frogmora
Hesse Homnura
Ant
Morning Herald
Sle
Carlton House
Brigha Tun
Kew
Hus
Muel
Prince Regent Birthday Festivities Open Military Pageantry
On the Prince Regent birthday the Royal Standard fluttered on Bedford Tower Star Fort and the Fort at the Pigron-house. A large garrison of artillery cavalry dragoons and infantry paraded at Fifteen Acres Phoenix Park with General Sir George Heckwith reviewing. Naval and land forces executed impressive evolutions followed by a grand military display and a splendid evening reception for the nobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Regent's
Prince Regent
Bedford Tower
Pigron-house
Ad Dragoon Guards
Light Draoons
U Highlanders
Phoenix Park
George Heckwith
K.C.B
Star
Bark ‘Tal
Countess of Talbot Sod
Wibernian School
Gur Xatite
Calamu
Fred
Rene
Tris
Poison for Tea Suspect Arrested in Tallaght Parish Case
A Dublin officer pursued nine months to Kilimarding Mountain in Tallaght where John MDermait, a petty farmer, was seized with English accomplices for manufacturing tea adulterants. Materials included nightshade and other poisonous plants. the batch was seized and sent to the Custom House. The Board of Customs now investigates those connected with labolical manufacture and distribution to Dublin grocers. Fitzgerald remains at the Commercial Buildings for inspection as this case moves toward a public tribunal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Fitazeralil
Excist
Kilimarding
Tallaght
Cabii
John Mdermait
Boughlan Bay
Commissioners of Excise
Bern
Board of Customs
Dublin
Fitzgerald
Pers
Board of Excise
Window Tax Meeting Pushes Repeal Petition
A Dublin parish meeting discusses the Window Tax and endorses resolutions for a full repeal. Members appoint a committee of five churchwardens and parish residents to prepare Imperial Parliament petitions and coordinate with other Dublin parishes while praising Grattan and Shaw for their parliamentary support.
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SE Michan
Taok Place
W.smmvit
Persin
Dublin
Actios
Smith
Great Britain
Me. W. Salth
M. Hickey
J. Dillon
Glyco
Mortashed
Henry Grattan
Robert Shaw
Thoreday
Tipperary
Shares
Dillon
Grattan
General Committee of Deputies
Leeland
Sade Stroly
M. Wickng
Metal Main Tax Committee Probes Pipe Water Fund
A St Audean s Parish committee formed in February debates proper accounting for the Metal Main Pipe Water Fund under a Lord Lieutenant order. John West chairs. Wm Gregory responds from Dublin Castle with accounts held by Public Accounts. Lettered exchanges cite Act of Parliament and inquiries into fund usage.
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St. Audean's
Wr. Westove
Wm Gregory
Kay
Metab Maia Aan
Aetad Parliagient
John West
Ric
Talbot
Callis Excellency
Shertie
Couians
Dublin
Diblia
West
Gregory
Dublu Castle
St. Andean
Dabhia
Septaumer
Liett- Henantheatre
Hathey Ehoudes
Tau
W. Gregory
Police Intelligence and Crime Notes from the City
A detailed police report recounts Madden’s arrest at Anglesea-arrest and Cape street for forging Bank of Ireland notes No. 5356 and other plates. Farrell and a peace-officer party seized plates, dies, and prepared papers, with Madden and two women questioned. Madden committed for trial. Additional items include Traynor’s attempted cow theft at Phoenix Park and a London case of suspected poisoning, theft of sovereigns, and Bank notes with a Lord Mayor inquiry into a possible natural death.
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Farrell
Anglesea
Arrest
Capestreet
Dennis Madden
Hedford
Row
Madden
Ireland
Bank of Ireland
Belfast
Bank of
Sir Wm. Alexander, and Co
Ball and Co
Sir W.alexander and Co
Marklen
Polow
Catherine Blavery
Margret Murphy
Uee
Qen
Newgate
Pembwokr-Quaay
Traynor
Juhinson
Phasnix Park
Phoenix Park
Duon
Kilmains Hon
Maxstos
London
Saunday
Ventiemaag
Thal
Bia
HeWis
Leu
Degree conferrals at University of Edinburgh and Kingillburgh
The Senatus Academicus of the University of Edinburgh and University of Kingillburgh confer fellowships in medicine after examinations. Names listed include Robert Heory, Thermite Cuyy, Patrick Jatin, Wallin Kelty, Joseph MCarogiver, Timothu Licey, Joseph M'Syweeley, Willhem Maones, Mark Moore, Nicholas Hude, Francis Rigen, and others, with ceremony details and Latinized titles.
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Seley
Senatus Academicus
University of Killeburgh
Antherlain Pane
Robert Heory Toltan
Geees — Respitione
Withaus Mugguabai
SS Cerenn Ftianpremione
Euserha Liat Accidoule
Patrick Jatin
Ceee Pe — Comtagaiin
Wallin Kelty
Hydrargyen
Wittinnt Lodge Kidd
Typhy
Dynentecia Tropica
Joseph McArogiver
Telanu
Mohn McGowany
Febre Puerperamin
Jy Migeraitycee
Seariatrica
Rager Mmami
Poenmine
Joseph M'Syweeley Siee
Hedicamentia Lithun Tripleis
Willhem Maones Cereee
Ththaer Polmonali
Mark Moore
Costagiony
Yeoria
Chrimapher
Liene Kaward Pele
Depataides
Nicholas Hude
Fibre Peardewi
Pam Aun
Wutherford
George Beyniott
Newrouptoin Beresford Slanott and Lady arrive from St John s
The Beresford Slanott and the Lady dhewbroke arrived from St John's yesterday while Phelam left on the ltch and the Latter on the 20th July. The cod fishery is prosperous except to the westward but hopes for the rest of the season are high. Meal Gsbury was fortunate everywhere and St John s rebuilding advances rapidly. The Newfoundland page was in Nes Newfoundland.
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Beresford
Slanott
Dhewbroke
Phelam
St. John's
Phe Toemer
St. Juhin
Nesfoundland
Weterford
Army Honors and Departures Stir Public Gratitude in 1818
The document records Joseph Brown an assistant surgeon praised by residents of Jane, Culdaff and Moville for over a year of service during sickness notably typhus. Brown replies with gratitude, while military orders detail routine reassignments of the 20th Light Dragoons and related routes, with Cork as regiment headquarters and various detachment movements.
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Joseph Brown
Ilseauss
Brown
Jane
Culdall
Moville
Suth
Bewrheater
Arthur Chichester
George Young
Robert Young
Ralph Young
Ruteri Harvey
J. M Heary
Edward Chichenter
Stunt Marks
J. M. Staples
J. Dickson Samo
L. Montgomery
John Dystrt
Lieu
Geo. V. &. Hart
John Curry
John Harvey
Ramabel Curry
Mr. Brown
Malin
Pariahes
Clonea
Coldail
Esteeam
R. Harvey
Hawker
Talk Light Dragoona
Cork
Vft
Clugheen
Cahir
Bandon
Gert
Fermoy
Loughrea
Limerick
Avoute
Cappagnin
Tallow
Uth Foot
Athy
Aubaltern
20Th Light Dragoons
4Th Dragoons
Cxhir
Cablir
Owo
Gort
Calor
Fleet Ship Deployments and Assignments Report
The dispatch details appointments across naval commands including Captain Wilson to Falishary Skr and Captain Morkiseen to Bay Pyllie, with ships like the Miguenne driven ashore at Port Louis Mauritius. The Aeron and Saybia are to be fitted for foreign service while Opo-snu Lord Jota May is paid off at Portsmouth and the Dispatch steamer found at Deptford. Captain Andee Mitchell takes command of Baladino at Portemouth for Jamaica, and Cyrene assigned to Captain Tiger at Tivmowth. Butman and Sir Thomas Byam Martin noted as senior officers. The dockyard inspected by Fraser and Mr. Seppings, with a plan for major works and a focus on artillery and labor conditions amid dry rot.
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Wilson Ia
Donald Campbell
Leeward Islands
Morkiseen
Bay Pyllie
Purvie
Port Louis
Mauritius
Apral List
Aeron
Saybia
Jota May
Portsmouth
Deptford
Hyperion
Tome Tuto
Andee
Surveyor Seppings
Bof
Uouth
Ford
Disturbances in Manchester Follow Civil Power Action
Chronicle of unrest as crowds confront authorities after a recent incident. Reports describe marches by men and women through the city, with authorities warning of legal steps against leaders and those who urged employers to quit. A fire in Back Courage Street has uncertain origins despite initial explanations.
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Manchester
Mascuenter
Anis
Bailey Posen
Lancaster
Starkort
Manay
Chenault
Back Cenrge-street
Harvest reports from Ireland and Scotland praise crop vigor
Reports from Ireland and Scotland describe a broadly favorable harvest. Drought relief and good rainfall supported abundant barley and wheat, with potatoes noted as plentiful. Harvest activity progresses in Aberdeenshire, East Lothian, Dalkeith, and Glasgow area farms as barley and wheat fields are cut and milled.
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Ireland
Notwlinddad
Wexford
England
Northamberland
Consbethland
Mr. Walker
Calis
Deenide
Aberdeenshire
Edinbdrga
Forres
Badenoch
Mackenzie
Aviemore
Afr
Marehell
Akeeper
Fort Augustin
Sheriff-hall
Dalkeith
Duke of Ruceleuch
Jona Young
Caledonian Mercury
Barney
Templehall
Sir Andrew Lauder Dick
Fountainhall
Knilés Brains
Presivokirk
East Lothian
Dalmarnock
Glasgow
Inchianan
Redrenahire
Farnell
Haugh
Luther
Montrose
Markets Reportable Grain Prices and Trade Dullness
The market shows very small supply and weak demand for old grain and new wheat. Prices range for barley, flour, potatoes, and butter vary by quality with broad declines, while oats, oats, and other staples show limited activity amid a slack trade.
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Ricnanos
BorousQoat
Ava
Baeley
Suieo
Harley
Fiaur
Kinkensy
Lownes
Abitad
Uwu
Markel
Oita
Bina
Barty
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Usher's Quay
Robert Gore
Seaview
Police Intelligence
University OF Edinburgh
Putin
Harley and Bree
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