Faulkner's Dublin Journal describes royal visit scenes
Yesterday his Majesty toured the Linen Hall and Bank of Ireland in Dublin. A grand reception by the Lord Mayor and corporation followed. Crowds cheered through Parliament Street and Essex Bridge as the carriage passed. He planned further visits to Dublin Society House and Slane with scheduled dinners and continued street processions drawing enthusiastic crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Ieland
Ltd
Lord Londonderry
London
Masesty
Parliament Street
Essex Bridge
Dublin Society House
Marquis of Crangnellan
Slane
Lis
Absentee Irish Lords Reproved for Neglect of Ireland
The piece condemns English Irish proprietors for neglecting Ireland and draining rents. It ridicules absentee landlords and urges King to confront them in London and Dublin, insisting on accountability and national welfare despite distant property. The essay laments absentee rule and urges action during the royal visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Dulin
Loudog
The Drawing-Room Fashion Show at Court Scene
Advices from Le Thais recount a lavish drawing-room display in which patriots in South America gain ground while royal ceremony unfolds. A procession of high born attendees and ladies in gold, silver, and ivory lace dominates the scene as necklaces, tiaras, and diamonds dazzle. the event ends with the king hosting a grand dinner at Morrisson’s and guests admiring the Majesty’s plate.
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South Amenga
Venezuela
Carracens
LaQuira
New Columbia
Mexico
Wandalae
Buling Thay
Yavangal
Silitia
Maki
Vera Cruz
Iris
Howe
Collaion
Maguillagnigeof
Waterhazy
Nesbitt
Meruhioness Conynghim
Hottom
Orwonde
Belvedera
Countess of Carrick
Countess of
Row
Antrim
Viscenrtitias Mountjoy
Visionntess Lorton
Bisney
Rce
Crain
Sue Poplin
Mary Sarcin
Provence
Laury de
Elizabeth Conyngham
Mary Stopford
Mirabeth Alexander
Susan O'Brien
Preach Gros de
Naples
Sarah O'Brien
Susan
Luly Seleabell Kavanuch
Hia
Carbery
Bond
Chionery
Llead
Martland
Lees
Hutchingon
Mary Rion
Roach
Saurin
Dromore
Hamilton
Mahon
Massey
Bolton Massey
Mes
Graham Toler
Hutchinson
Mey
Plunkett
Temple
Elon
A. Hamilton
Annesley
Plunket
Mise
Gore Jones
Wittirich Rolean
Whington
Mary Stach
Massey Dawson
Mia O' Moore
Greg de Naples
Miss L. Yelverton
Hoo
Ponkouby
Knox
Scurmore
Mra
Brooke
Mr. Armiti—Laecoras
Burrower
Orleans
Mrs. Ford
Hall
Mises
Young
Miss Ann Blankins
Mrs. Carden
Mrs. Ball
Dense
Henry Kommis
Major Cane
Colonel Vervkor
Coningham
Puchand
Colonel Vesey
Mir
PO Campion Ialewuiere
Lool
Gage
Preach
O'Grady
Talbot
Daly
Nic. Browne
Fashionable Dresses and Accessories Described in Detail
The passage catalogs ornate gowns and embellishments worn by several women, noting trains, fabrics, trimmings, and jewelry. Names and addresses of those involved are mentioned, referencing a firm for creation and outlining luxurious attire with steel and gold accents and feathered headpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellofont
Titch Ross
Tallnt
Edie
Himphroget
Urling
Cresncy Halt
Grafton Street
Waderwaad
Gratton Etrert
Ai Apo
Thompeng and Co
Nassiu-Street
Reep
King's Theatre Visit Delights Dublin Audience
His Majesty attended a performance at the theatre with crowds gathering from early afternoon. The royal box, richly adorned, housed the King with Lord Lieutenant and nobles as the audience cheered the sovereign who appeared in fine spirits. The night featured The Opera the Dena and St Patrick's Day, with Sheridan's Miss Stephens and Mrs Austin praised, ending with God Save the King and national airs played by bagpipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasconafter
Harris
Farren
Order of St. Patrick
Duke of Montrose
Grham
Winchester
Marchal Lord Heresford
Benjamin Bloomfield
Dublin
Gmsar
Rom
St. Patrick's Day
Sheridan
Stephens
Chara
Austin
St. Pats
Mae
Patths
Lieutenant O' Connor
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Aren
Ardmhera
Avery
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Tourette
Septemar
Tnns
Fen
Withnmatown
Ollervise Minnstown
Risdave
Adaim Willians
Paton
Faulkner’s
Dublin Journal
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oPient
Morrissyn
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Crees
Misses Kavanaghi
Harriet Daly
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