Military appointments and retirements in 1820 army rosters
The record details multiple promotions, half pay retirements, and new commissions across units including the 11th Regiment, the Royal Veterans Battalion, the Royal Regiment of Artillery, and the 1st Foot Guards. Officers like John Bagot, Richard Spencer, and Donald Munro are noted among those advancing or reassigned, with several transfers from half-pay to active ranks and others retiring from service.
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Guana
Robert Gilliam
John
Bagot
Wippy
Cinerae Foot
Kidwarde
Sie Doniine
Coglinn
Itia
Baelgn'y
Christmas Knight
W. Wheadon
Office of Ordnance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Henry Crane
Beaumont Bernaby
Alex
Alcock
Fragments of fires and crimes in Dublin and London
A patchwork of reports describes a large fire damage at a theatre residence with insurances and losses, a possible discovery of a body suspended in Phoenix Park near Kildare, infant deaths in Crumlin, a mysterious murder near Hoxton with the victim identified by clothing, and various police inquiries. Additional notes mention Cromwell’s head, Longitude payments, and midwest Irish market notices.
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Globa
Stibledane
Arran
Kiog
Guildhall
Piers
Republican
Vico
Polar
Transport Board
Oliver Crommel
London
Cromwell
Westminster
Phoenix Park
Kyons
Kildare
Crumlin
Fahder
Shacklesworth
Hoxton
Wartey
Winkhrow
Rhodes
Kingwland
Fleath
Franklin
Sun-street
Bishopsgate
Judd
Worship-atreet Police Office
Ponte
Bworgdit
Waa
Board of Longitude
Parry
Arctic
Circe
Chad&onte
Bagntstreet
Nisbett
Charles
Sears
Leinster
Kilkenny
Fragmentary note on architectural improvements and theater progress
The fragment discusses modern architectural ideas and approvals for improvements, noting delays and absences of necessary time and stage work. It mentions preparations by many "new performers" and a company, with references to a pallion and crowd, and a fire incident affecting plans.
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Ion
Pallion
Enthusiastic Reception of Majesty at Brighton
A vivid account of King George the Fourth’s arrival at Brighton with a grand cavalcade. Procession included carriages, mounted cannon, bands, and cheers from residents. The King appeared on the balcony and received ovations as citizens crowded Marlborough Row and the turnpike lookout. Also notes Extraordinary Birth and a Parisian political update.
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Brighton
Penelagis
Horneback
Preston
Elis Majesty
Marlborough -Row
Unclear historic meeting draft with adjoined notes
Fragmentary OCR passage records a formal assembly where expressions of thanks were given to a person named Horace and to a chair inductee. The text is garbled but indicates unanimous approval, with a closing adjournment after remarks and a request to affix signatures.
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Ieee
Horace
Carrickfergus Meeting Affirms Loyal Address to Majesty
In Carrickfergus on Saturday a town meeting, called by the Mayor, passed an address expressing unwavering loyalty to the King. The document pleads for protection of the constitution and religion against sedition and a licentious press, praying for the monarch’s continued defense of rights.
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Carrickfergus Merteng
Carrick
Auhestron
Burleidi
Dolpray
Pricener
Carrickfergus
Dublin Guild Address to George the Fourth Adopts Royal Plea
The Corporation of Hosmers Dublin or Guild of St George adjourned on quarter day and appointed a committee to prepare an address to King George the Fourth. The letter pleads loyalty, laments misruled policy, and urges wise councils to serve the Crown and people, urging steadfast unity and prudent governance.
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Corporation of Trosiers
Guild of St. George
Dublin
M‘kenny
Thomas Newton
Pater Bartin
Robert Clarty
William Ring
Ray
Stephens
William Marty
Addrasy
Addresses to the King from Irish and English figures
The London Gazette prints diverse loyal addresses to the king from Irish and English groups. It lists masters seamen of Newcastle, Bristol inhabitants, Hawkhurst parish, Glasgow university staff, Worthing and Broadwick residents, Kieham Lancashire, Stirling, East Brent Somersets, Kingston upon Thames, West Cawes Isle of Wight, Carlow area, Great Yarmouth, Mulhouse? and many others. The notices reflect unified duty and requests for royal visit as a sign of loyalty and concord.
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Ton
Perschil
Dweing
Ireland
William Delany
Benjamin Williams
Werchin
London
Baturtay
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Perth
Saint Michael
Bristol
Hawkhurst
Kent
University of Glasgow
Worthing
Booadwiet
Sussex
Kiekham
Lancashire
Stiring
East Brent
Somersatshire
Dorchester
Dorset
Archteacnnry
Surant
Merchant Company of
Leith
Horoigh
Granta
Lanwing
Tion Spa
Warwick
Magistratus
Couneil
Moyal
Cupar
Pes
Boronghreeves
Manchester
Salford
Clargy, Merehauis
Frudars
Lousehuldees
Climwellor
University of Usturd
Meeting of Freemolders of the County of Buinecruil
A county meeting at Edinburgh County Hall discussed proposing a royal address to His Majesty. Over 140 nobles and gentlemen attended. Marquis of Lothian chaired. Sir John Hope moved the address with Mr Jamies Walker seconding. The report notes broad agreement on the propriety of the address.
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Ditinburgh
Freehulders
Edinburgh
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Feman
Doe
Aya Af
Sevanten
Wiidd
Seward
Evenng
Mills
West of England
Captain Houston
Lowon
William Stoker
York Syeot
Cantloderrich
Alice Brook
Wackney Road
Misciseax Chapel
Baron Bergach
Francé
Baron Bergami
Paris
Orleans
Paria
Ullian Jjatl
Lysone
Joven
Donvovan
Burgess
Walter Wal
Aldesnay Wood
the Corporation OF Hosmers
Freemolders
County OF
Buinecruil
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