Valencia Executions Shatter Conspiracy in 96 Firing
A detailed account from Valencia describes a public execution after a failed plot against General Elio. Ninety six prisoners faced the gallows as monks offered exhortations, with spectators witnessing grisly results and the Citadel wall stained by blood and brains. The narrative adds that Elio led the crackdown with dramatic displays and jokes afterward, highlighting the brutal military authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Ject
Felix Beltran
Grea Diego Menuel Calatrava
Beltran
Eese Mancelina Rougel
Avgrenat
Seeala Larosa
Dhio
Bean Peregrin Pla
Apothecary
Vincente Clemente
Blas Arriol
Manuel Bedegear
Francisco Segrera
Rousale
Snow Penn Albino
Seerancisco
Louis Vivo
West
Tshanti
Crispinevi Beltran
Calatrava
Rougel
Valencia
Swilladd
Elio
Tam
Sarong
Caballero Dela Triste Figura
Exettion
Toma
Gama Senura
Ciudad
Spain in Crisis and the Madrid Conspiracy Narrative
A fragmentary review cites a Madrid paper arguing the Kings conflict and Cartes TV resignation. details Spain's political state and liberty. It names Beltran and others, hinting at royal debts and a staged execution, with Calatrava Bougel Ferriol Albino among those described, and laments Spain's tyranny and potential lasting change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartes TV
Atalxa
Ferdinand
Bank of England
Spain
Madrid
Pia
Vidal
Beltran
Beltray de Lis
Diate
Neciendas Reates
Elio
Calatrava
Bougel
Ferriol
Albino
Fly
Protestant Petitions and Dublin Journal Response
The Dublin Journal rebuts Evening Post accusations of inflaming public opinion. It notes two petitions circulated for signature, discourages mass gatherings, and asserts it has denounced incendiary rhetoric from the Lovering Post while separating itself from Castle Press blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Evening Post
Rotunda
Castle Press
iIn
Dublin Journal
the Castle Press
Lovering Post
Repeal of the Waterford Window Tax Petition Planned
A Waterford meeting voted to petition Parliament for repealing the window tax. The report notes Mr Paierig does not stand for Vip perary, with Mr O'CALLAGHAN backed by Locd NORBURY'S interest and the Duke of Wellington’s request. The Lord Lieutenant visited the Theatre, with a crowded audience and praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Paierig
O'Callaghan
Locd Norbury
Duke of Wrellington
D. Kb. P. Tuvarde
Miss Byrne
Craw-street
Byrrnes Bot
RicHakD Verechoyv_e
Dublin
B. Fitzereaud
WM. Smith
Sonterook
Westminster
Protestants Ask Repeal of Catholic Demands in Dublin Petition
The petition from Protestant nobles clergy and citizens of Dublin city urges repeal of fundamental laws of the constitution. It states that preserving the Glorious Revolution principles is essential to church and state and to Ireland�s union with Great Britain. It warns against altering the laws to make Catholics govern or legislatures Protestant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honorallé
Dublin
All
Ireland
Great Britain
Beef and Music Club meeting and Limerick progress report
The Beef and Steak Club hosted a lively evening with musical talent by Puzat Percival Barton and a range of amateur performers, drawing about 120 diners and plans to expand membership. A financial update on Limerick housing shows 161 new houses and 13 stores added in ten years, with grand projects like a County Jail and Hospital noted, alongside various religious buildings and a transfer of wealth from the Queen of Wiirt embers. The Washington City Gasette cites a Brazil trade duty distinction and the Duke of Clarence cuts at Busby Park. Limerick Catholic Meeting calls for equal rights within the British Constitution and gratitude to Protestant allies, with petitions planned to Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sizgnior Puzat
Percival
Barton
Rome
Greey
Mensa
Horn
Hanson
Jagan
Spray
Smith
Weyman
Ropinson
Hamerton
Blewett
Xede
Atwoon
OaxmaBy
Lord Monck
Limerick
St. Michael's
St. Mary's
Payne
T. S. Rice
Wirtemberg
St. Petersburgh
Galway
Nature
Washington City
Great Britain
Brazils
Duke of Clarence
Busby Park
Duke de Richelieu
M. de Juinilhac
Brighton
Usighton
Genthana
M Kenny
Dublin
Partiaua
Ladadowa
Fitz-Gibbon
Wyndbow
Howe
Trial of Lieut Colone Hay for regimental frauds at Brighthelmstone
Court martial proceedings at the Board of Claims in London reveal charges against Lieut Col Hay of the 19th Light Dragoons. Alleged misapplication of 4001 and 1540 sums tied to paymasters drafts and clothing supplies for the regiment in 1814. Proceedings, adjournments, and closed-door sentence deliberations follow defence evidence. Additional notes mention a Liverpool mason's property suit in Ireland, Abbe Lejens pension deal, Abbe Pradt Archbishopric arrangement, Tunis plague report, and a possible marriage alliance for the Earl of Albemarle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colone P. Hay
19Th Light Dragoons
Admiralty
London
Say
Deane
Jones
Mesers
Greenwood and Co
Hay
Chichester
Menara, Greenwood, Cox, and Co
Anid
Megars. C. Ead J. Prater
Ridge
Murray
Stone-Maron
Liverpool
Ireland
Lejens
Bonaparte
Liege
Prussia
Netherlands
Pradt
Malines
Brussels
Tunis
Earl of
Albemarle
T. W. Coke
Volkham
Births and Obits from Leeson Street and Beyond
Birth notices from Leeson Street and Cork list a son for Lady Westby Perceval. a son for Mrs Booth in Covent Garden Theatre. a daughter for Mrs Aitken of Dondalk. a son for Lady Goldfinch in Hythe. daughters for John Marrough in Sidney Place Cork and Hon Major General Bavville at a Yorkshire seat. multiple marriages noted across Ireland and Calcutta. Obituaries record Mrs Geduwe and Mrs White aged 122 among others. notable deaths include Sir John Roger Palmer and George Crookahaghe Skipton with mourning and bequests described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeson-street
Westby Perceval
Brosseta
Booth
Mr. Booth
Coventecurden Theatre
Dondalk
Alexander Aitken
al Hythe
Col. Goldfinch
C. B. Royal Engineers
Sidney-place
Cork
John Marrough
Tie Seat
Yorkshire
Bavville
Janus Fita
Gerald Massy
Jan
Cloughnarold
Arthurstone
Perthshire
R. H. Dick
Markird
Redmond Bellshaw
Avegan
Phonas Sadier
Prior-park
Same Co
Kay
Draths
Sackyi'le-atreet
Mist Geduwe
Richwond-atreet
Portabollo
Mes
Mary Gibsol
Samuel Gibsos
Eglish
Co. Armagh
Ouse
York-street
George Stoney
Frankford
Meerut
East Indies
Lady Donkin
Sir Bls, Deokin
J. Erskine
Kanockbridge
Co. Cavan
Walliam Howen
Gardenfeld
Co. Mayo
Virginia
Methichard Helly
Dermada
Witla Meuaie
David Milne
K.C
Brookville
Dublin
Reecca
Benjamin Guinnera
William Weeks
Waterford
Atlas House
Fort Arthur
James Nugent
Couresy
Douglas
Isle of Man
Sir John Roger Palmer
Castle Lachta
Mayu
John Palmer
Fundy
SC Jamey
Datenbean
Bin
Robert Gordon
Wilhaut White
Mullaeiass
Laa
Jane Reid
James Read
Marymougt
Duwa
George Croohahaghe
Skipton
Beach Hill
Derey
Hivape Inchitu Nad
Gerace
Tuomas
Gabbott
Temple-street
Francis Tipgriag
Bellargauspack
Louth
Lord Frankfort Honored for Chair Conduct at Rotunda Meeting
Lord Frankfort was thanked unanimously by the meeting for his conduct in the chair at the Rotunda last Thursday and for his day in the chair. Sheriff White was summoned to the chair for the occasion. The gathering included Jobo Armit Lay Hoo Rev J Pomeroy Colonel Sankey Alderman James Robert Alexander Regs Alderman Cash Archdeacon of Dublin Alderman Darley Sir James Galbraith FRANKFORT Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Thoreday
Sir Edward Stanley
Sheriff White
Earl of Longford
Abdawenan
Viseqant Moock
Viscount Frankfort
Bishop of Elphin
Nathaniel Speyd
John Giffard
Kay
Colonel Blacker
Thomas Ellis
Alderman Archer
D. Webber
Richmond Allen
Jobo Armit
Lay
Hoo
J. Pomeroy
Sankey
James
Robert Alexander
Alderman Cash
Dublin
Darley
James Galbraith
Robert White
Armit
Kildare-street
Assembly- House
Wiliam-street
Willian-street
Cordial Balm of Gilead Promoted Amid Broad Claims
An 1819 advertisement touts Cordial Balm of Gilead as a universal restorer for nervous disorders and debility. It claims quick relief, praises tasteful aroma, and notes its wide sale through Butler, Keene, Callwell, and others. Also promotes a health guide by S Solomon with insolvency court notices and creditor lists attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilead
Butler and Sour
Medical Hall
Sackville-atrnet
M. Keene
N. Callwell
College-green
Newbeey
Sao
B. Dagdale
Dame-street
Davison's
Pertiament-street
Solomon
Liverpool
Jetter
Suiwus
Aled
Gilead-Hoare
Notice to Receive Proposals for Cavalry Barracks Canteens
Dublin February 9 1819 the Deputy Barrack Master General invites proposals for the canteens of the Cavalry Barracks Caher New Ridge and Richmond Barracks near Dublin specifications available at the Office or via resident Barrack Masters proposals must be sealed and signed with two securities and names of proposers and witnesses rendered to Lieutenant General Pearman George before the day ends by order of John Tighe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhereby
Caher
New Ridge
Richmond
Dublin
Paremas
Gaus
Oider
Joun Tcgittis
New Comedy in Rehedars at Theatres Likely By Mle MacNauny
Poorly legible fragment describes a new comedy titled The Toracday or Nomi Sof nenty. It credits Mle MacNauny as the author, with uncertain mentions of Bedra feed and Sherine dh Borest.
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Mle MacNauny
Bedra
Sherine
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Frankfort
Langford
Bci
Hatuar Petilian
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Lnsaleent Debluis
Ouagh
Tyrone
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