Dissolution of Parliament and Ribbonmen unrest in Galway
The report warns of an imminent dissolution of Parliament likely next month. It highlights rising Ribbonmen activity in Galway, with raids on arms and widespread intimidation. A large-scale vigilante response is urged as magistrates convene at Athenry and clergy appeal for government support. a brutal murder in Monttrath is detailed and public fear grows over insurgent threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantimatacn
Weat
Gilway
Spain
Castle Lambert
Rockville
Lamazer
Aggart
Lewin
Ballymena
Galway
Atl
Aio
Cane
Athenry
Tuam
Joan Burge
Dacy
M. P
O'Loucllin
Queen's County
Muntrath
Ireland
Monttrath
Martin Ltumphrays
Mont
Heareves
Ale Magipake
Biel
Mleed
Esveral
Nore
Pardslip
Ecuilog
Thas
Mach
Bereyigh
Mealiths
Bea
Joe Beam
General Everewe in Dublin claims for Margaritta officers
A Dublin editor denounces General DP Everewe for assembling a Board of Field Officers to investigate claims of officers returning from Margaritta. The notice, deemed an imposture, is condemned as deception while citing his past misrepresentations and misconduct and expressing suspicion of his role in the alleged affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubid
South America
DP Everewe
Dublin
Margaritta
Veurengian Pier
Sackville-street
Thurmlay
Mack
Batox
Goner
Venezuela
Junius as Seen by Our Correspondent
We publish a promised communication on Junius noting the writer's talents and the mystery surrounding the topic. The correspondent is tied to leading literary figures, and readers may judge for themselves the probable opinion presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junius
Parliamentary Proceedings and Royal Address Notice
Summary of Friday proceedings in the House of Commons with notices by the Chancellor of the Exchequer on Civil List regulations and a motion by Lord Palmerston to continue the Mutiny Act and for further supply. Also includes King’s accession address and the London Gazette notice ordering a prayer for the king’s recovery and distribution of the form to churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Mail
House of Commons
Exchequer
Lord Palmerston
Jo.crlyn
House
House of Cummana
Maijesty
London Gazette
Whichall
Canterbury
United Kingdom
England and
Ireland
Address to the King on death and accession in Limerick
The city and liberties of Limerick vote an address condoling the late Majesty and congratulating the new King. Waterford follows suit with a similar address. Rumor says Lord Castlereagh may soon be raised to the Upper House and placed at the head of the Treasury, replacing Liverpool amid a delicate matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
Waterford
Pridgy
Cay Itlereagh
Liverpool
Berl Migintaine
Lilote
Assassination Aftermath Spurs New Treason Law Debate
Intricate proceedings unfold as the Chamber of Peers and the Chamber of Deputies debate a new temporary law to empower arrests in cases of treason and protect the King and state. Ministers present a broader package of measures following the murder of the Duke de Bert and the uproar over press censorship. The election law provisions are outlined, proposing 480 deputies with electoral colleges and departamental grants, while factions clash over admissions and accusations against ministers in a charged parliamentary session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR Berri
Padre Sormnars
Chamber of Peers
Parsipgmr
M. Britanr
Duke de Bert
Louvel
Atrouxey Cane
Concecion of
France
Cuaxcendag
Si Conseys Mse
Duke de Bernat
Chamber of Deputies
M. Cracsence Cossengurs
M. du Carzy
Duke of Berni
M.rs Coussguraves
M. Vz .Crzxs
War
Finance
Marine
M. Stugon
Justice
M. Pa Cazes
M. Pe Cazes
Arrandiasementa
Court of Firee Instance
Tribunal of Commerce
Notaries
Council of the Arrondisement
Tribune
Attempr
Pesca
MLM
Cuauveuim Loraveris
Livas
Pdla
M. Cornet D'Iocourt
M.st. Orieq
M. Conner D'Incourt
M. Cornat D
Persiater
Mode St Crieq 5
Tharrive
Ile Gansaeygues
Anp
M. Courvoimmer
M. Cartel Basac
M. Chabrillaxt
M. Cornet D'Incount
M. Marcwluls
Lagala
M. Counvoisigs
Jom. Castel Basac
M. Courvoisier
M. Clausel de Comesergues
Cinasel de Conssergues
Tina
Hay
M. Chanset de
Cuavaey de Coussergney
M. de
Tnerar
Ahire
Biin
Tia
M. de Cazes
M. Clankel de
Decazes
Ira
M. Bunots
M. de St. Aulaine
M. Claus
St Aulaire
Clavsel de CousseRoors
M. Carnet
M. Comn Vosster
Paris Robbery and Royal Murder Report Sparks Public Uproar
From Paris reports on February fifteenth news of a dramatic event shocks the city. Crowds whisper of Bonaparte disembarking and a royal assassination. By evening, major galleries close as authorities begin a royal funeral plan for the slain prince, with vigil and public mourning spreading through streets and coffee houses. The Duke of Berry is mourned, public placards denounce the crime, and officials question suspects while guarding authorities. The incident grips France as investigations unfold and the nation contemplates the impact on the crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bonaparte
God
Arecile de Kance
Duke de Berri
Babethi
Pmurniigd
Hiromi Pen
Bercy
Louvre
de Uotier
Count Ables
Javquiniot de Pompetine
Earth
Saad
Uris
Dim Lauvre
Che
St. Denis
Te Pollen
Barry
France
Herry
St. Denia
Anxioualy
Peri
Fragmentary note on confederate era kit trade report
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a trade or kit related to a Confederate era context. Names and precise places are unreadable, but the text points to activity around a period and region tied to the Confederacy and a broader wartime or postwar setting.
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Weverrun
C'odechinan
Heventarden
Ora Corner
Wereninaer
Lani
the Globe
M. Clavakl DE
Louis XIV
M de Cogs
Tran Caeette Conininen
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