Riots and Royal Pageantry Across London Parade
Fragmentary OCR recounts a violent crowd confrontation during a funeral procession through London streets, with stones thrown at guards and injuries reported. The event ends with military intervention and the parade resuming toward Hyde Park amid rain and public disorder. A separate meeting in Dublin discusses plans to honor King George IV with addresses and a public dinner, chaired by Cork and Limerick officials, ahead of a royal visit.
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Tha
Hagece
Thappee
Ordi
Peecesanny Lee
Judas
Theroasey
Priumph
Hyde Park
Kensington
Carver Gate
Gumberland-gate
Oxford Street
Anitte
Cumberland-gate
Oxford-Street
Aviary
Cumberland Gate
Folttenham Court Road
St. Giles's
Drury-Lane
Stud
Fleet Street
Temple Bar
Strand Vilage
Stuanl
Caldbert
Talbert
Caval Tudo
Manet
Pbreaulen Ss
Punt
Emi Nuly
Ormbill
Royal
Lorie
Totohon Court
Pe Kiwa
Ha Ray al
Eartiad
Thomas Imonde
William Humphries
Arr Cummins
Mayrelary
Bidmouth
Nc. Singer
Clanmins
Lord Sidmouth
Pheonix Park
Thomasemonde
Ts Lordship
Sittmouth
Cranmills
Ford Sidimoutis
Dapi“Ting
Ieland
Ireland
Ntoveiasan'a
Anthony Perrier
Cork
Limerick
Marretty Bag
Ander
Europe
Morrison's Tavern
Soveringt
George Th IV
Veatarford
Limenck
Sackville Street
Hariot
Athlone
Dublin
George the Fourth
Mystery OCR Clip From Dublin Notice Board
Fragmentary OCR text references Robert Bruce and a group in Liverpool and Dublin venues. Mentions a drawing room, a public house, and a street address in Dublin with dates in August. Lacks clear event, outcome, or identifiable entities beyond scattered names and places.
Public procession orders for royal entry observed in Dublin streets
The Office of Arms lists schedules and routes for the royal entry procession through Dublin, naming carriages and escorts of noble and official houses. It details street allocations from Barnch street to Upper Ormond quay, including routes via Essex Bridge, Parliament Street, Dane Street, and Stephen's Lane, with various aristocratic and civic participants to observe the ceremonial march.
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Ting
Barnch Street
Tighe-street
Sereet
Alton Quay
King's Tor-quay
Ormond Quay
County of
Dublin
Kilmartin
Masters i Chancery
Compassais
Hata
Knights Hasehelots
Knights Coomanders of the Bath
Grand Crosses of the Bath
Barong
Viscauits
Atlenscot
Gratton Eireet
Arcu
Vyormer
Sous
Ale Tie
Bate
Vonmere
Ebdout
Fiecot
Karl
Courte
Weneter
Sores
Ek Ecest
Sen
Magina
Cred
Batesp
Pateney Resta Keblace Aleoek
Wilen Ureet
Nhargeinsre
Dace
Tistiop
Daten
Notice of Public Dever at the Castle in Dublin
His Majesty will hold public event at the Castle on Monday with a formal ceremony. A second ceremony is planned for Tuesday evening at nine o clock. Officials expect no mourning attire for attendees on the day or during any festival activities at the residence.
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Moro Cuamtherlains
Duulin Canthal
Ava
Dublin
Brehie
Bits Vlund
Lost fragment hints at stock market report and place names
A damaged OCR fragment mentions stocks and a stock exchange style note. It references Dublin and Jacksonville in unclear context, with partial names and dates unreadable. The piece suggests a market update but provides no complete details or figures to confirm specifics.
Entry into Dublin as King George the Fourth arrives
Faulkner's Dublin Journal reports crowds in Dublin for King George the Fourth's entry, with arches, processions, and royal guards. Nobility, clergy, and officials march past Sackville Street barriers into the Park, while cheers and banners fill the air and a grand illumination is planned for the following evening.
Court and Fashionable News From the Phoenix Park Assembly
An itemized notice describes a Wednesday private Force at the Lodge in Phoenix Park with attendance by high officials. It details addresses, royal programmes, processions, and entertainments for the king’s visit, including public and church ceremonies and grand balls scheduled on a sequence of days in the royal itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Park
Fred Kaieutenant
Tia Grave
All Ireland
Lond
Morces
Marshal Beresford
C. Crrwet
Ariel
Mauston Honges
Frylay
Morday
Yuoatuy
Motoek
Ouray
Woilunsday
His
Larry Mavigdey
Ste
Maui
Colonal
Hidgeman
Livbord Tistap
Ossory
Meterhazy
Bert
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Leeward Island
Alailius
Livatiun
Robert Bruce
Lanerpool
Sir Ty Apa Ogersun
Arey
Dubi
Noets
Dame
Erie Temple
Office OF Arms
Jaxch Mt
Faulkner's
Dublin Journal
Priday
Brady
King
Williane Bethan
Sackville-street
Ford Mayer Arend
SveriTon Hornebach
Hol
Heenchen
Cy Rarariae Ict
Lon Lakshinta
Ionein Fall
M Atte Roves
Bate Hvevica
Ugr
Eixch
City Rogalia, &c
Leutenant
Castle
Cavatry
Witten Bani
Thei
Vian Suerill
Couty
Cristrroan
Order of the Hath
Kifelts
Barone
Spote
Viale
Visiagee
Pacis
Viseunte
Kade
Marinuiegws
Drees
Arvin Bopot Wisin
Arcodretage
Arethesipel
Perret
Patenwatie
Dubin
Kada
Cavay
Pur- Tuiment-street
Madex-Deidge
Oriend Quay
King's Clan's Quay
Arcun-quay
Queena
Barrack St
Lynch
Royal Cavalcada
Ecules-+reet
Hardwicke Place
Pormpte
Gardiner's Row
Caveydigh-rgaw
Hwelvy O'Vlack
St. George's Church
Bayond
Morttasson
Trinity College
Theseus
Adrian
Athens
Cavendish Square
TRS Mintyces
Jisland
Lia
Chile
Cereutonius
Dublin Cassle
Nobleton
Gontlamad
Duke of Lamatnr
Tuam
Clogher
Kildare
Killaloe
Iphin
Kilmere
Riffala
Down
Dromore
Qusery
Ferns
Aulskillen
Meath
Belmore
O'Neill
Rowe
Wicklow
Downshire
Thomond
Cloncurry
Kilmaine
Gormanstown
Brandon
Farnham
Denally
Rosemon
Louth
Blaney
Lorton
Frankfort de Montmorency
Temghorn
Castlemaine
Oriel
Blawerden
Landaff
Carbery
Kusismore
Massey
Powerscourt
Weterpark
Doneruite
Howden
Mountnorna
Longford
Ppanchaglimate
Donavan
Wesley
A. O’brien
Kirby
Sullivan
Nesbitt
R. Warburton
Cheiay
Devereux
Massey Dawson
Croker
Grady
Bleanerhassett
Hamilton
Longwood
Hickman
Thompson
Haig
P. Latouche
R. Corballia
Critchley
Brooke
Lty
College Green
Court & Fashionable News
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