Dublin Castle Events Set for February Courtesies
The Dublin Chamberlain's Office lists a lever at the Castle on February 6 at three, a drawing-room on February 10, and Her Majesty's Birthday celebrations with an ode ball and supper on February 7. A request notes attendance by named ladies one week before the event date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Castle
Stxvar
Dublin Cutie
Jad
Tapaso
Eremina
BreSuch
Ali
Sescaiyo
Bonaparte's Retreat and Russian War Echoes
A fragmented reminiscence recounts Bonaparte marching with Marshal troops in Germany and the aftermath near Leipzig. It notes Prussian courage, religious devotion, and the public’s enthusiasm, with glimpses of wounded soldiers returning to fight and a scene in Gorlitz where peasants deter Buonaparte using their sledges and whips.
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Fligla
Bonapart
Russia
Wade
Aajilal Shane Gabe
Brendel
Geritrel Fueber
Atlbis
Davoust
Présden
Tormarda Leipzig
Salim Sand
Shore
Omondy
Alga
Merrphut
Lazen
Butuu
Bantaua
A. Balouvon K
Himaylfaya
Loitzen
Vwo
Buonaparte
Gorlitz
Lusatia
Lauristen
Thirehey
Buonspytte
Debated Attitudes and Scenes From a Turbulent Era
Fragmented remarks describe social class, military mobilization, and political criticism. References to Prussia, Lingatia, and cannons mingle with accusations against a Popish Parliament speaker and calls to exclude political figures from Dublin institutions.
Annals of Irish Popery featured in 17th century letters
Fragmented excerpts discuss Sir James Ware’s Writers of Ireland and Strafford’s correspondence. It notes Antrim’s failure to raise a 4000 man army, a boastful East whose influence alarmed the Lord Deputy, and Dr William Enos as a clerical figure in rebellion reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ware
Ireland
Tyrone
Noncio
Earl of Antrim
Duncanton
Ross
Impeachment and rebellion notes from early 19th century records
Fragmentary OCR reveals a discussion of impeachment and rebellion linked to the Earl of Stafford and a list of figures including John Ware and Audley. Dated entries mention Lord Lieutenant proceedings, with references to unrest, ground actions, and a dramatic reaction to a major revolt.
Provincial Intelligence from Cove and nearby towns
Jan 26 reports describe His Majesty's ship Oronies departing Crookhaven with troop transports for use under Lord Wellington. Weather changes bring thaw and rain, closing navigable water routes. A boy drowns after falling through ice near King’s Arms. later, Waterford navigation reopens with fuel shortages and laborers working on racks between town and Carrick. Disorderly acts occur in Fethard.
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Cove
Yemerday
Mornifig
Ars
Majesty
Oronies
Caprsins
Crookhaven
Teaneports
Bavn Board
Derby
Lord Wellington
Sundey
Lodge
King’s Arms
Waterford
Carrick
Law Place
Fethard
Roche
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Rio
Kate
Vibe Senegeres
O'ckack
Congress
Germany
Ballbeck
Radi
Feinersdorf
Lasating
Cebill
Autum
Perar Demiehy
Cigne
Brevhie i
Academy of Gracesii
Absigger Miniaer
Biitheen
Hallbeck Belgngs
Grygt Hennersdorf
Upper Lusatia
Dresden
Slesia
Poland
Ressie i
Hayr
Gebich
Rossia
Isla
Donoles
Persom
Phen
The
Dublin Journal
Blan
Fortaney
Gan
Dublin
V. P
O'Gorman
Joseph, Lafanu
V.P
O'Connell
Etta Ag
Annals OF Irish Popery
Tims
Earl of Strafford
Secrery Cooke
Strafford
Henry Vane
Earl of Antrias
Inah
Asming Uam
Theratan
Hay
Earl of Stafford
Gonelauil
Muoner
Jin Bach
England
Karina
John Bratilsatl
Bishop's
Lowther
Audley
Metvitt J
Paris
Peiit
Earl of Sak
Anita Nash
John DE Fale
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