Grand Dublin display of royal decorations on city houses
Impressive 1820s Dublin street decorations feature Mr Dodd and Mr Bilton displays, arches, flags, and illuminated transparencies praising King George the Fourth. The frontages of numerous buildings including Pearse Street, Capel Street, and Grifith Street showcase crowns, harps, shamrocks, banners, and mottoes with portraits of monarchs and symbols of Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dodd
Roma
Upper
Sackville
Bia Atti
Mr. Bilton
Lelina
Dodd
Bilton
Citaea
Witel
Hibernian
Convard
Anity
Howth
Bay of
Dublin
Riesel
Gan
Dawson-silvet
Noga
Merwat
Hlurp
Harp Manufactory
Brian Borholme
Raltege
G. R
Mr. Cumming
William Maguire
Burgh Quay
Optonite
Air King
Marquess
Eden Quay
Hibernia
Britannia
Dunleary
Royal Squadron
Georgie Magus
P. Dutt
Birkett
Dawson-street
Majerty
Patch
Dublis
Ceres
Phetizi
Vulliut
Sir B. Bloontiela
Lado
Jarkaou
Grafton Street
Wiliam Hotham
Ulster
Anna
Palace
Army orders from Dublin hospital and Limerick reduction
Royal Hospital Dublin reports the Commander of the Forces commending officers and soldiers for their steadiness and movements. A G order reduces the 76th regiment in Limerick by two companies, with pay advances. New commission prices listed for cavalry and infantry ranks.
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Royal Hospital
Dublin
C. Grant
Leinster
Scrcen
Ayumer
76Th Regiment
Limerick
Tuut
Eusin
London’s growth and fires spark the metropolis boom
The piece laments London’s rapid expansion from all sides, noting dense building, smoky streets, and crowded alleys. It recalls historical sewers by Wren, the 1666 fire, and post-fire rebuilding, then lists etiquette and dress orders for a royal event in August 1821.
Wreck of the Hari Moira Survivors and Rescue Details
Report from Liverpool details fourteen survivors of the Hari Moira wreck with four brought to Liverpool including Elizabeth Yates Elize Milner Catherine Gree and Matthew M Bride all interred. Catherine Grace and her two infants were buried after rescue at Wallasey. Accounts describe distress of passengers, delays by lifeboats and boats from Liverpool and Wallasey, and varying payments for rescue efforts as crews struggled to save the doomed ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Coffee House
Hari Moira
Liverpool
Thraaden
Wallasey
Elizabeth Yates
Elize Milner
Catherine Gree
Matthew M‘bride
Catherine Grace
Manchester
Wallesey
William M‘teish
Port Glasgow
Margaret Doran
Dublin
Twenton
Mhey
Hoylake
Life-Hunt
Tem
Night of county riot near Askeaton ends in police victory
A violent mob of about 200 rode to the proctor’s house at Inchi rouke near Askeaton on Wednesday night. After abducting and restraining him they attacked a police party of 17 led by Phelas Doolwa. The clash left one police officer dead, several attackers killed or wounded, and three prisoners captured. Wounded were borne away and buried, and magistrates vowed support for police to restore peace in the county.
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Mom. Grierson
Keena
Atreet
Het
St. Patrick
Hibernum
Hibernia
Thibernia
Cork Hill
Fane
Hibrnia
Mtr Caractins Catloghan
Mary Street
Bo Lang
Britannia
Hanover
Irin
Ireland
Ostattia
Europe
Soho Deer Tythe Proctor
Inchirouke
Askeaton
Stini Nistor
Gorgas
Phelas Doulwa
Doolin
Thomuss Manning
Daclan
Alan
Rathkeale
Thurday
Howe
Notion
Neghbourhond
Askealon
Chora
Duotun
Pickford v Buit court case in London writ of inquiry
Record of a 19th century London court inquiry over damages in an assault and false imprisonment case. Captain Elliot and Captain Pickford clashed aboard the ship Resource over wages disputes in 1820 near Brazil. Detention on board, threats of flogging, and withheld sails are noted as evidence in the damages claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickford
Buit
Charles Phillips
London
Mio Janeiro
Patteson
Mr. Pickford
Capt. Elliot
Capt. Pickford
Elliot
Hoe
Kiet
Maude
Llliot
Mane
Eliot
Navy
Hickford
Afernoon
Alley
Lounl
Execution at York Details Of A Wretched Woman
A lengthy York report describes the execution of a woman at York Castle. It details her calm, then violent behavior before the scaffold, her prayers and cries for mercy, and the crowd’s reaction. The piece notes a second case nearby, James Cawthorne, convicted of murdering his wife with arsenic in milk and sugar amid a letters-for-prison affair. Parisian fashions follow, describing bonnets, gowns, and trimming trends of the era.
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Avy Ragnen
York
Tih Mukorr
Flue Tother
Shawna
Tin
Jesus
Vian
Mumpric
Lisculus the Ardres
James Cawthorne
Dihoucer
Bus
Anixiny
Funeral of a Queen described in old newspaper text
The account details the funeral procession for a queen, with a long procession of hearse and mourning coaches, crowds at St. Peter and St. Lotos, and the body transported by barge toward Brunswick for interment. Authorities and local figures are referenced in late 18th or early 19th century tone.
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Beara
Her
Renales
Chelmsford
Har
St Lotor'y T
Queen's Bays
Brunawick
Lashington
Wille
Collin
Promeer Achvoner
Glasgow
Lfood
Brougham
Aldon Wood
Brunswick
Trial of Brittlebanks murder case at Derby
The Derby trial featured Mr W Brittlebank and four co-defendants accused of murder. Witnesses described a tense confrontation and a duel scene ending with a fatal wound to Cudlie. After deliberation the jury returned Not Guilty for all defendants. New arrivals at the Royal Hotel, Colhagan greet notable visitors.
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Britticharks
Tne
Cudillo
Brittlebank
MeCuddie
Brittlebanks
Miss Britlehank
Caddie
W Brittlehback
Baig Hiro F
Cuddia
W. Bi Tlabask
Cuddie
Anideon
Kanes
Giddie
Cand Bel
Aulis Brittlevank
Gay
Luntrry
Beidlehank
Spencer Axl Triand
Cuddis
Calle
Lui
Royal Hotel
Col Haga
Tord Castlesieswart
Captain Holland
Rev
W. Wielcolonal Hill
Captain King
Dr. Redwell
Sha Raymond
Chapman
Davidson
Gurney
Smyth
Temple
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the Army
Loxoon
Wrast
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Vic
Christoplar Wren
Whendon
Whendon Gazelle Contains the Following Nelvefom Who Lord Chasmberlain
Charubhelain
Wourying
Queen Carling
Amelia Elizabeth
Earl Moira
Secordaries Court
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