Charter Schools and Piers Vacancies For Candidate Committee
Charter schools and piers vacancies described for the Masters and Misir, the Committee for Examination of Candidates will meet at the Incorporates Society's House, No 5 Aungier Street, on Monday, December 1, 1817, for Protestants wishing to become candidates. By Order J Adamson Sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piers
Misir
Incorporates Soriety
No.5
Aungier-dlred
Dame-street
B.C
O.N
Bushe
la Ga
Carrick
Oltioer
J. B. Esq
Messrs
Cahill
Walsh
Mallen
Liberties of the Press project debated in Paris Chamber
The Paris Chamber of Deputies debated the revised Project of Law on the Liberty of the Press. Amendments are moderating and the restriction period is reduced to one year. The council plans to publish rules limiting prosecutions to circulated works, with no prior seizure. Seventeen members spoke for the original project and as many supported the committee. The Council of State works on Education law and a government loan of about sixteen million rents is reported, with notable bankers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paria
Chamber of Deputies
Council of State
Baring
Labouchere
Rothschild
Lafitte
St. Petersburgh
Lisbon
Curacoa
Fal Paez
Calzada
la Guira
Paez
Porto Cybello
Caraccas
Royal
Valencia
Cumana
Barcelona
Morillo
Caraceas
Nlso Hivertty
Brion
Con Duct
Buenos
Richhilippine Company
Bengal
Cadiz
Vera Cruz
Havannah
Spain
Africa
Cuba
Gran Para
Carolina
Calcutta
Tio Janeiro
Macao
River Plate
William Pulteney
Buenos Ayres
Eliza
India
Madagascar
England
Palladium
Khuk Exchange
Elise
Madagasca
Palladum
Cazette Uv
Peac
Brian
South America
Vic
Mexico
Cananja
Mixa
Gensra
Monteo
Caragcas
Holy Alliance
Fendinan
French Chamber of Deputies
France
House of Baring and Co
WHILE OF inislh ste Saturd Shrit KA ay
A fragmented OCR item mentions a Saturday event related to a shirt sale or display. The readable fragments show no clear names, places, or dates beyond the weekend reference.
News from India and Europe in Dublin Journal
The Dublin Journal reviews London Friday papers with India updates from the Elise off Madagascar. It notes peace terms with the Maliatter Power, a large territorial cession to the Company, and mixed South American reports. French finance and press laws, Britons and Burns praise, and British influence on Europe are debated.
Covent Garden audiences moved by Braham in Henry Bortray song
An eighteenth century Courier extract notes Braham's performance at Covent Garden provoking irresistible response to Scots with Wallace blood and Bruce’s address. The piece links national melody to public feeling, discusses Bannockburn, English Scots bias, and Irish and Scottish ties.
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Wallace
Covent Garden Theatre
Crow-street
Covent
Braham
Henry Bortray
Bruce
Bannockburn
England
Bance
Epwann II
London
Dublin
Controversy Over Performance Of Song Amid Political Fears
The piece notes public sentiment toward a tune titled Who has Wallace bled and the risk of suppressing its performance in meetings. It discusses party loyalty, the danger to national unity, and the desire to avoid divisions that threaten a well-regulated society.
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Wallace Bled
Bnt
Fashionable World Notes From London and Paris
A London society column reports arrivals and departures of nobles and aristocrats including the Dukes and Duchess of Magapo Ropen at Blenheim, the Marquis of Salisbury, and the Earl of Pembroke. Mentions travel to London, residencies at Pesara, and upcoming entertainments at Clumber Park with Clumber’s distinguished party. Also notes the Covent Garden tragedy Retribution by SHIEL and oblique references to New York deaths and a charitable committee for distressed debtors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tania
Phonic Park
Tavnor
Frances
Chandes Satton
England
Wal
Pesara
Magapo Ropen
London
Blenheim
Oxfordshire
Marquis of Salishury
Aldborough
Suffolk
Marquis of Capen
Pratt
Suffield
Blicksing
Norfolk
Earl and Countess of
F. W. Blomberg
Holmes
Parliament-street
Brighton
Earl of Lauderdale
Countess of
Albemarle
Berkeley-square
Baroness Ly Derpancer
Cook
Albemarle-street
Lord Nucent
Co&e
Ayington
Hants
Marquis of
Buckingham
Duchess of
Newcaston
Catholic Board Debates Mission and Remonstrance to Holy See
The Catholic Board notes a full meeting with a remonstrance against the Holy See discussed. A report by Rev Mr Hayes on his mission to Rome is presented, detailing deportation, church politics, and interactions with Cardinal Litta and Gonsalvi, with thanks approved for Hayes and plans to publish and raise funds to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen O'Connor
Lay
Mc Hay
O'Connor
Paris
Hay
Ireland
Litta
Ely Fen
Rome
O'Connell
Fis
Beth
J Maglish
Have
Mirstor
Haves
O'Vonnell
Holy See
Holy City
Popel
Sacred College
Onta
Gonsalvi
Cardinals
Hayes
Lavin
Stuar
O'Gorman Tegan
Dublin
Amulis
Thurday
HER MAJESTY VISIT TO BRISTOL DESCRIBED
Dec 9 report details Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Clarence touring Bristol by carriage. Royal party met Aldermen, Mayor and Town Clerk, visited Mansion House, received kiss on hand, then viewed Redcliffe Church, Prince Street, and Clifton amid enthusiastic crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Princess Elizabeth
Duke of
Clarencr
Swineswick
Gloucesd
Bristol
1 Brone
Col
Dhe Son
Sir John Campbell
Murray
Duke of Clarence
John Thynne
Man Howe
City
Sheriity
Houve
Tena Lock
Silas Hris
Au Gant Dejenne
Sheriis
Sheridy
Amie
Vaul
Suife
Henuy
Redcliff Churchy
Prince’s Dreel
Motwells
Clifton
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J. Adamson
Yalck
Enulisit Sfucks
Touraday
Cayaula
Tank Stark
Mtoe Ee
Uu MM
Wap Ee
Spe Ito
Rae Ury
Esse
Ecosu
Anil
London Westeevees
Robert Web
Stock-brober
Damosiviet
the Dublin Journal
Scotland
Ney
Georen
Burns
Engliahmen
Quoad Bruce
Europe
Grimars
Ferdinand
Cafra
Marishalsen
Thomas Parnell
A. Collés
J. David Latouche
Coyle
Fay
Chas, Morgan
Solin Weldon
A. Clark
Michal M Caiin
Mr. Darcy
A. F. Fox
M. Nowlan
Blacker Mathers
Charles Morgan
A. Colles
Quebec
Pia Tomiscuata
Bouchette
Lower Canada
Caine
60Th Regiment
Joseph Bouchette
St. Croix
Ristlyeuche
Vermont
St Andrew's
New Brun Srick
St. Joha
Catholic Board
Her Majesty
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