Proclamation of King George the Fourth Procession in London
An account of crowds at Charing Cross and Pall Mall as the Herald King of Arms proclaimed George the Fourth. The procession moved from Fleet Street to the May Fair Exchange and Aldgate, with gates opened, cheers, and a violent mob incident near Aldgate. The Lord Mayor and aldermen received a banquet before the return to Westminster. The event closed with the crowd singing God Save the King.
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G. M. Bankss
Zag. PB
Saa Bie
Kut Psa
Richsiond
Jor, Hawker
Somerset
James Cathrow
Chiring- Ceres
Font
Pall-mall
Waniner
George the Fuucth
Weniting
Arioy
George the Fourth
England
Armes
Arma
Redain
Tival
Gerald
London
Fleet
Jarent
Appwite
Chuuedry Lao
Westminster
Nien
Cheapside
Woodstraat
Mayal Exchange
Aldardt
Tor Vos
Giapupst
Moyar Exchange
Edvaneed
Aldgates Pump
Paar
Mousa
Mayar
Westminater
Keune
Rands
Nada
Queen Caroline’s Dilemma Looms Over Crown Revenue
A Morning Chronicle excerpt from 1820 recounts Caroline, Princess of Wales, now Queen Consort, facing loss of revenue as debate over her degradation unfolds. The letter from Marseilles describes delays, political intrigue, and fears for the realm’s stability amid debt and famine, with calls for royal protection and public opinion.
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Morning Chronicle
Onda
United Kingdom
Princesa
Wales
Caroline
Henry
Walon
Marseilles
England
Ey Gland
Mali
Bpivs
Lei
Lehould
Camden
France
Leone
AK IV Witter
Marceilles
Engid
Princesa of Wales
Danuare
Parin
Princess Caroline letter from London papers on royal reception
A London paper quotes Princess Caroline of Wales criticizing how she was treated in Paris and noting royal reception in Brunswick and potential travel to Italy. It also mentions a London letter about the Queen’s state, Parliament’s plans, and the Dublin proclamation.
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Agresabie
Vinit Patts
Metropolia
Maraeilten
Ttaly
Brunewick Palace
Caroline
Princess of Wales
London
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Thei
General Election Prospects in Dublin and County Results
The Dublin general election lines are drawn with several candidates across the city and counties. Bevis may carry momentum in Dublin, while Hamilton and Tarnot face strong opposition. Wexford plans a four candidate contest with CanKrn Cotclouan leading and Lords Sroe and Valentia opposing. Droghada and Galway see incumbents Quee and Mantin seeking reelection amid mixed prospects. Also noted are Spain's unrest rumors with disputed insurgent counts and desertion reducing their force.
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Hamintox
Tarnot
Ware
Comtrox Dowville
CU. Domintee
Wittie
Tan Uit
Wexford
Messrs
Cankrn and
Cotclouan
Sicking
Athe
Sroevoup
Valentia
Ireland
Wolclough
Drogheda
Quee
Wal Lace
Meteatee
Galway
Mer
Mantin
Dubai
Bolivar advances with 7000 men toward Caracas
The Olorne packet from the Lee ward Islands reports General Bolivar reaching the Apure with 7009 men and planning a renewed attack on Caracas once joined by Panz with 40 men. Bolivar ordered English forces at Maturin to move across the country to headquarters, while Irish troops remained at Margaretta as transport to Maine was intercepted by the Hovaliota.
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St. Thomas
Margaretta
Bolivar
Apure
Caraccas
Panz
Maturin
Serous
Maine
Imperial Parliament Addresses and Oaths of Allegiance
The report narrates the January sessions in London Parliament with prayers and oaths administered to members. It covers adjournments, the Speaker’s arrival, the Lord Steward’s procession, and the ceremonial swearing of MPs in the House of Commons and Lords. It notes deaths and tributes, including John Latouche, MP for Leitrim, and laments over religious tensions in Ireland.
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Cholmundeleyadly
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Monge of Commons
Carliament
House OF
Duke of Sussex
Duke of Clarence
George the Fourth
Lef
Twelva
Thera Werd Nuoravera
Brogden
House OF Lords
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Fon
Landaff
Carlile
Marrants
Balisbury
Earl of
Bredalbane
Beece
Tosapay
Siohn Macintosti
Grenfell
Calvert
R. Ferguson
Mir. Grant
Alderman Waithman
Letter from Moyne County Galway on a January night rioters
Extract from Moyne County Galway dated January 26 describes a large group of Ribbonmen marching from Moylough to Moree leap toward Tuam. They attempted to force inhabitants of Dangan and Pangan to take illegal oaths, clashing with loyal villagers at Horse Leap. The fight left insurgents brandishing muskets and retreating under heavy stone and missile fire. villagers defended homes and protected families. The report notes 500 insurgents against under 100 loyal villagers, praising local resolve and loyalty.
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County Galway
Moylough
Moree
Tuam
Villaas
Pangan
John Browne
Moye
Pea
Dangan
Anchorrond
Hones
Hari Ant
Bik
Address to the Bishop of Derry of Saurin elevation
A lengthy address from over 120 Derry residents including the Lord Bishop the Mayor and other officials presents sincere congratulations to the Very Rev. Dean Saurin on his elevation to the episcopal dignity. The petition lauds his exemplary ministration devotion charity and public service and records regret at his long absence from the parish and hopes for continued faithfulness in his new duties.
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Dro. More
Derry
Sord Grorrell
Dean Saurin
Dean Savin
Lamionderry
Templewure
Deis Fimland
Pau
Mr Dweverklun Expedition Letter Debate
A reply published by Calo wh MacDermott defends Mr O Connell against charges in a previous paper. The letter contradicts Mr Sher ret’s claim about a retired officer and recounts an interview and statements to the editor.
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Dweverklun
Calo Wh MacDermott
Smwrret
MacDermott
Mr. O'Connell
Janes Sherret
Mir O'Connell
Sketret
LE Tee
Ai Ieee Aleggytt Fonde
Olwiee Oal Ge
Shaun Mire
Seerret Wee Che Anyal
Geo Neea
Andy Aneer
Danises
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Ima
Fe Trelind
Rena
Margarita
Horace
Sherret
Sherger
Ceparte
dMe Ag
Sheree
Fradeis
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