France presses Spain in Iberian ultimatum and cash claims
The Globe and Traveller reports the French demand for a representative government in Spain plus amnesty, with France seeking repayment and indemnities related to Ferdinand’s release. Detailing Martinique forces and South American actions, the piece notes Spanish responses, naval moves, and Bolivar’s charges as Peruvian operations proceed amid a widening conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Diacay
Navarre
Castilian
Spain
France
Gardes du Corps
Madrid
Globe and Traveller
Paria
Ferdinand
Demerara
Martinique
South America
M. Douzelot
America
Guadaloupe
Drawing-room at Castle draws high rank and fashion
The Lord Lieutenant hosted a second season drawing-room at the Castle last night, drawing a larger crowd of top figures in society. Attendees included the Countess Meath, Viscountess Strangford, Viscountess Croft, Viscountess Mountjoy, Lady Castlecoate, Lady Combermere, Lady Dunsany, and many other titled peers, ladies, and officials. A parade of gowns, trains, head-dresses, and diamonds accompanied the procession of guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess Meath
Viscountess Strangford
Viscountess Croft
Viscountess Mountjoy
Castlecoate
Combermere
Dunsany
de Roebeck
Gillespie Muskerry
Smith
Jane Loftus
Cecilia la Touche
Quinten
Florence Balfour
Waller O'Grady
Mine Masay
Keatinge
Brandon
Castlecoote
Clarina
Marande Roebeck
Lor Dunsany
Lord Devries
Ferns
Kilmore
Colonel Talbot
M.P
Spring Rice
M. P
Smyth
Robert la Touche
Hamilton Rowan
Flugh O'Connor
True
Sherif
County Wicklow
10Th
Uuscare
Frederick Forbes
Aml
Henry M. Browne
Browne
Deane
Goold
Walker
Killala
Kilmacduagh
Bishopp
Grier, Ried
Elrington
Lace and satin gowns at the Missen Ball parade
A long list of attendees wears white satin, tulle and gros de Naples trains, with lace, feathers, and diamonds. Dresses range from gauze to tiule, with head-dresses, plumes, and pearls. Names include Mia Magan, Mrs General Young, Miss Keatinge, Mrs Bow en, Miss Crofton, Miss Bowen, and many others. The event showcases luxurious gowns, trains, and ornate decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirr
St. Clair
E. ‘S T. Ellis
Royal Welch Fusileers
Ensign Brown
79Th
Christie
Wm. Brook Northy
Collstream Guards
Murray
Esmond
R. N
Scott
6Th Dragoon Guards
Gilbert
R. A
Johnson
Wylde Browne
Carbineera
James Foster
R. N. Griffiths
Dombrain
Farrer
Elrington
Percy Magan
Henry Close
William Pitt Kennedy
John Close
W. G. Bagot
Renny
Putland
Cuthbert
Grady
Denny
Magan
Keatinge
Galbraith Westby
Frederick Lindsay
Kennedy
General Keatinge
Henry Grove
Staples
Richard Armit
M. Huband
Bowen
Hawkins
Palliser
Migsta
Langreshe
Ottley
Gibson
Wilson
Rogers
Xpronte
Kyle
Fyers
Barry
Comeille
Sweny
Htart
Schoales
Crampton
Knox
Stamer
Westhy
Pepper
Humphreys
Webster
Etn
Ariitt
Ball
Saunders
Crofton
Devonshire
Hamilton Rowan
Hely Hutchtinson
Latouche
Christian
O'Hara
Boyd
Manners
Countess of
Meath
Ciamonds
Latouch
Viscuntess Gort
Gran de Naples
Jane Loftus
Anne Gregory
Lady Hutchinson
Lady Castlecoate
Gillespie
Lay Muskerry
Pete
Gros de Naples
Miss Arthure
Mia Magan
Mia Corry
General Young
Naples
Mrs Ball
Missen
Mra Johnson
Mra Keatinge
Miss Keatinge
Mrs Mitchell
Misses Mitchell
Mrs Burne
Miss Crofton
Misses Benny
Bary Crofton
Mrs Armit
Misses Anmit
Mrs Lindsay
Mrs Bowen
Mrs Magan
Misses O'Connor
Mra Hawkins
Miss Hawking
Mia It
Mies Christian
Mrs Grogan
Misses Grogan
Miss £. Bolton
Mra Segrave
Mre Farren
Lady Rich
Mrs Putland
George French
Mra French
Anna French
Bame
Mre Arthure
Misses Brown
Colonel O'Brien
Cestus && ‘Iamond
Misa Humphreys
Forty Days There Is No Such Thing as a Personal Identity
Excerpt from New Monthly Magazine argues that personal identity is fluid through bodily metamorphosis, claiming no original particle remains after cycles of transformation. The piece satirically notes legal and moral implications, including effects on justice, slavery debates, and gender norms, centering on a forty day cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovers
Pedriz
John Brute
Bondman
New Monthly Magazine
West India Proprietors Petition on Slavery Emancipation
A London meeting of West India Proprietors chaired by Charles Ellis debated Parliament’s interference in slave emancipation. Speakers urged the crown to uphold property in slaves, while some urged caution and the petition to the King. The petition was signed and to be presented by West India Agents, amidst rumors of a Greek loan alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary's Church
Thomas Lysaght
Hoscammau Tampary
Sussnon
K. Wart
Roscomison
Moatney
Puctor Cocca
R. C
Ireland
Charles Carbry
Lousgford
Eng
Elizabeth
Meter Markey
Diggheda
Eay
Samuel Gaxon
Castle Kelly
County Kilkenny
Dorothea
Cuthhed Pettus, Hey
Hollytrook
County Carlow
Castlebar
P. O'Malley
South Mayo
Agne
Capitan Knox
Foxford
Portwilliam
County Tipperary
Parkers John Young
Kilmurry
Linteries
Bandon
Mea Baker
Hfe
John Sweennane
Alexander Stewart
Dromore
Jatin Fitsmaurice
Carlaw
Madras
Cte
Lew Zouch
Hon
East India Company
KR. Zouels
Dubin Caste
Bixhay Abbey
Vaneittart
George Vanajtiart
London
John Fane
Bangor
Hampstead
Bia
John Wasty Eg
Alimo
Lower Gardiner Street
Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland
Eone
Court of Directors
Grand Canal
M‘kenny
Nicholas Fanning
Royal Dublin Insurance Company
St. George Gregg
T. Bradford
95Th
Colin Halket
West Tandia Proprietors
City of London
Tarem
Charles Elis
Ellis
Mr. Ellis
Carrington
West India Colonie
Barbidoes
OM. Palin
Joateton
Hibbert
Campbell
Barbadors
Colonias
Mach Bie
John Fuller
Biliy
West India
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Tondon
Lima
Baldez
Columbia
Chile
Peru
Huenos Ayres
Canterac
Laserna
Olaneta
Huancavilica
Pomata
Oruro
Bolivar
Lina
Congress
Guamanga
John Parish Robertson
Bouivan
Catholic Association
Ulster
Drogheda
Tueaday
Gener
Justi
Justice Johnson
Hugh M‘clelland
Thomas Johnson
Langan
Reynolds
Surrey Theatre
Knights of the Fist
Reynolda
Lasigan
Tom Belcher
Holborn
Sin
Freeman
Civis
Litton
Oi Gas
Enagland
Persion
Devel
Wiltla
OI Gas Company
Beldoyle
Howth
Trish
Amicus Pisca Forum
Lawrenetows Mouse
County Down
Hugh Lyons Montgomery, Fay
Carlow
William Pasley
Beresford
County Cork
William H. Herrick
Royal Navy
Moorrfield
Youne
Ponsonby Moore
Easy
County Kildare
Colonel Lindasy
Grenwier Couneds
Jane Church
St George Greg
Dunhe
Misa Hutton
Tatare Aluerman Hutton
Stix
Marquess of Hastings
Thomas Maitland
Orpen
Austin Cooper
Hutchinson
Diachargad
Charles Bordin
Major Sur
Dublin
Cathe UW
Mia
Mountjoy-square
Ladius
Baiutow
Fen
Palace
Carlton House
Windsor
Colonial Office
Downing-street
Malta
Fle
Thomas
G. C
10Th Regiment of Foot
Mediterranean
Louisa Islands
Ife
Earl of Lauderdale
West Indias
Mosara
Baring
Deputica
Joan
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