Queen’s letter to the King sparks heated press debate
A chaotic set of reports claims Queen Victoria sent a letter to King William IV amid ongoing proceedings. Papers dispute whether the letter seeks to halt the inquiry, urging fair trial and continued royal dignity. Ministers and Liverpool are cited as channels for receipt and response, with public speculation mounting about the letter’s impact on the crisis.
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House of Lords
Lwhington
Morning Chronicle
Windsor
Lord Liverpool
Tiwar
Morning Herald
Wilberforce
London
Seig
Saale
Jb Id
Alderian Wood
Saberday
Iaso
Earl of Liverpool
Great Windsor Park
Liverpool
Peter
Brandenburgh House
Earl of
Poulay
Wurtelven
Reunon
Pontiong
Mourning Orders For Duchess of York Death 1820
Public notice from the Lord Lieutenant directs all persons attending at Thubsin Court to wear specified mourning on Sundays and other days. Ladies wear black attire and accessories. gentlemen wear black coats and trimmed garments. Further mourning changes announced for later dates with details on fabrics and accessories.
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Office OF Arms
Thubsin
Duchess of York
Avulon Sanday
William Betham
Ulster
Arma
Dublin Journal reports on Sicilian unrest and Neapolitan politics
Italian affairs detail Palermo turmoil, two thousand killed and four thousand wounded as Sicilians oppose Neapolitan rule. Yellow cockade sparks fault lines between Sicily and Naples while debates over constitutional loyalties and Napoleonic memories color the crisis. New theatre planned in Dublin with disputes over Hawkins Street site and Crow Street opposition. suggestions favor Wellington Quay to Exnex Street for best location.
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Ivaly
Sicily
Naples
Naselli
Tomasi
Church
Palermo
Pacis
Despoes
Europe
Dublin Society
Hawkins-Street
Harris
Ths
Crow Street
Hawkins Arrvet
Wellington-quay
Exnex-street
France Markets and Rumors Dismissed as King Safe
Reports of the King's death were unfounded. The king’s health remained stable and he conducted business with the Duke de Richelieu. French stock buyers show little sign of a broad revolution, while letters from Paris note the 3 percent loan left at 80 cents.
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France
Duke de Richelieu
Paria
Spanish Affairs in March Exposition and Reactions
A reader inserts a column fragment from Mauhid describing Spain's climate of discontent. The piece asserts candor and explains attempts by different factions to elicit a reaction since Spain's March celebrations. It criticizes exaggerated Paris press coverage of the period.
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Spain
Daris
Span
Apooy Ray
Readera
Sierra Leone
London
Bristol
St. Helena
Geheril
Linard
Neadles
Expenditure and Revenue Deficit Tabled After 1824 Return
A summary notes that Spain’s expenditures since 1808 total 19,462,798 with net revenue of 4,793,822 leaving a deficit of 14,668,976. Since the 1824 royal return the deficit persists, with revenue about half of expenditure, causing neglect of the army navy and state departments and abandonment of provinces to local resources.
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Spain
Joan
Lome
Life Insurance pamphlet reports on European plan benefits
A pamphlet from the European Company illustrates life insurance advantages through annual contributions and compound interest. It explains the accumulation principle, projected profits for offices, and benefits to individuals with fixed incomes or salaries dependent on life duration.
Alarming Fire in Peter Street Causes Extensive Damage
Dublin market notes report a poor grain supply with prices rising across wheat oats and flour. Concurrently a major fire in Peter Street threatened nearby houses, with fire brigades and insurance engines pushing to extinguish by five. No injuries recorded.
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Dublin Corn Exchange
Dublin
Johin Rogerson
Liverpool
Manchester
Fv.talbot
J. C. Talbot
H.C. Talbot
Mins Marrer
Charles Vernon
Killarney
Earl of Courtown
Lond
Balcarras
Lindkay
Suite
Mare’ Tin Leake
Mir
Perceval
Mer
Aid Mon
Bourdain
Peter-street
Iva
Berlin
Powell
Hiide-street
Willian Pogy
Phaals Insurance
Mark Magrath
Bey
Farrel
Mell
Cleudenton
Alexander
Dvbnston
Globe Insurance Oilies
Mr Sevier
Mer, Kelly
Kuan
Bendy
The Marriage of Figaro at Theatre Royal Dublin
The Theatre Royal staged Figaro with translation by Mr. Bishopp and a strong Dublin cast led by Miss Tree and Miss Greene. The plot riffs on Seville courting schemes, with lively singing and well-sung solos. an afterpiece Too Late for Dinner provoked mixed reviews despite lively audience reactions.
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Theatre Royal
Bishopp
Almaviva
Ferran
Figaro
Green
Satannd
Miss Tree
Rosina
Miss Greene
Cherubino
Covent Garden
Greene
Sherubine
Poppleton
Mr. Farren
Frank
Etaira
Fred
Mr. Armatrong
Tere
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Mrohange
Yesterdy
the Dublin Journal
Chester Mail
St. Thonas’s
Martinique
Spanish Main
Ceat
Washington
LOA
Philadelphia
New York
National Bank of the United States
Congress
Galloway
Wan
Gillespie
Arery
Rikeudhright
Petitias
Kaen
Algor Bay
Ham
Algona Bay
Jais
Settheimeut
Liewt
Charlee Chaevh
Tueasay
Reynolds
Cunningham
Sutton
Sitti
Baghand
Due
Cuoningham
Hhog
Cunninglam
Halton
Cady Wade
Fia
Ausielyanon the Fairy
Coninghaas
Hrootatone
Los Eastover
Amaldany
Santa
Wits
Wiley
Travis
Walla
Uiessian
Peta
Ceouson's
Etnea'l
Duffy
Helerts
Atresia
Pateuree
Kron
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