Madrid unrest doubts and Dublin prints stir old world fears
Reports of an insurrection in Madrid on the 17duleine prove unfounded after intelligence from Brussels and London. The narrative highlights ongoing misery in Spain under tyranny, general discontent, and bigoted resistance to reform. News of a thunder storm in Ennis accompanies stray weather and shipping notices along the west coast of Ireland.
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London
Dublin
Madrid
Brussels
Times
Ennis
Waecow
Avis
Mallhay
Ue Lightjtouke
Galway
Duchess of Dancer Hosts Drawing Room at the Castle
Thursday evening her Grace the Duchess of Dancer held a second drawing room at the Castle with dense nobility attendance and noted fashion. The Duchess also gave a first season concert featuring Mr Bantam and Miss Byrse, followed by a supper in the Connell Chamber. A long list of distinguished guests including bishops, lords, ladies, and military officers attended. The Duchess’s private bath is set for March 9, and a select dinner at the Castle was hosted by Lord Ligurksar on Saturday evening.
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Duchess of Dancer
Duchess of Danser
Eriday
Mr. Bantam
Miss Byrse
Connell
Chancellor
Lady Manners
Yledon
Normanton
Bconte
Badly Pacnham
Mises
Lay Kussmore
Lord Wrcklow
Jane Lofine
Lord Norbucy
Lady Norwood
Miss Yo'er
Lod O'Neil
Gord
Lacy Kilmaine
Ready
Gre
Lotus
Sheldon
Synge
Creguty
Archdeacon Bisshopp
Slade
Wingfield
Mera
Henry Hamilton
Mow Crewhron
Midsas Saarins
P. Jeampion
John Crampton
Charles
Hig
Loro LigurkSasr
Casilu
Dublin City Streets Improve Over Ten Years
A reader from Dublin discusses urban progress, noting sewer, paving, and lighting upgrades over the past decade. The writer recalls earlier scandal and praises recent changes, comparing street lighting favorably to London’s, while defending public works against criticism from The Freeman's Journal.
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Freeman's Journal
Freesmans Fourvad
Dublin
Leask
London
Letter on Local Taxes and Traffic Costs in London
A reader disputes high parish taxes and traffic repair costs, noting London streets see heavy traffic yet taxes are not as oppressive as claimed. The writer invites feedback and signs as A Lonponer Fel in 1817, with a critical view of a moving corporation's newspaper attack.
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Freeman's Journal
London
Londen
Catholic Affairs Circular Letter From Sir Thomas Eninde
Widely circulated letter urges firm Catholic unity against what it calls Verdistrical arrangements. It condemns any alliance or pretext undermining Catholic claims, supports domestic nomination efforts, and notes an Aggrovate Meeting postponed to Friday for broader consultation among clergy and laity.
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Dublin Evening Post
Thomas Eninde
Ireland
Catholi
Tency Parnell
Manrattan
Arcange- del
Buethere iv
Allen
Dinoughmare
Viscount Southwell
Eccles-street
Kowkleing
Thaintet
Loke
Bate
Fecles Street
Police Intelligence. Gambling suppressed at Hon house
Police halted a gambling ring at the Hon house on Kuseecen street after authorities entered with a strong force. Several youths were arrested and taken to the guard room. Magistrate fined each offender five pounds and ordered 100 pounds bond for twelve months.
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Nu Yo
Kuseecen
Hon
Pps
Chen
Anbour
Ciek
Puendayan
Fiese
Farrell
Soup kitchen movement in Newry amid dearth effort
In Newry a meeting of inhabitants approved establishing a soup kitchen and food aid for the poor with a 22 01 subscription raised on the spot. An address to the Prince Regent was voted, moved by Acheson Thompson and seconded by Rev Charles Campbell. A friend in Armagh reports the heroic escape of Mr William Jameson from an armed attack near Drumsavage, detailing a prolonged struggle with several assailants, injuries, and his determined defense.
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Newry
Needham Thompson
Acheson Thompson
Charles Camphbell
Armagh
William Jameson
Drumsavage
Mr. Jameson
Commission Court Trials Highlight Indictments and Guilty Findings
Arraignments and verdicts dominate the report with Jonathan Wildey found guilty on two forgery charges involving acceptances to bills for sums around ten pounds and forty seven shillings. Other defendants face theft, embezzlement, and assault charges, including a dramatic remark from Judge Moore on dangers of firing a gun. Farrelly acquitted in highway robbery case. Graydon acquitted of murder in Lefevre’s Folly road case.
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John Hart
Bridges
Blackbuck
Finlay
Moore
Thomas Gray
John Farrelly
John Reed
Alderman Manders
Gray
Farrelly
Richard Ryan
Big Waster
Wm. Roper
Rathfarnham
Thomas Graydon
John Browne
Lefevre
Substance of Mr Apnallys Observations
Mr Apnallys delivers observations amid a heated debate on constitutional and legal matters. He rejects silent acquiescence and argues with vigorous reasoning, favoring parliamentary procedure over clerical or partisan rhetoric.
Treason and Reform Debate by Prince Regent Address
An address denounces an assault on the Prince Regent as high treason against the Crown and People. It argues the attacker acted with malice, contrasts royal prerogative with constitutional rights, and warns against universal suffrage and annual parliaments. It cites Locke on popular sovereignty and recalls London elections’ costs.
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United Kingdom
Perlinwent
Pertinweny
Soxsin
Hanover
France
Meally
Locke
England
London
Westminster
Charles Fox
Cork Corn Market steady with Buttee demand rising
Cork corn market notes no change in prices on February 20 with a steady corn price and buttee in strong demand and likely to advance beyond the last quotation. The report highlights increased demand for buttee and a stable overall market tone.
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Cork
Fragmented Note Reads Michael Leacy Affiliation
A partial OCR fragment on page 1 column 4 lines near the bottom mentions the name Michael Leacy in a broken context. The readable portion shows only Michael Leacy with no clear event, role, or organization attached.
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Ee Kewatum
Michael Leacy
Provrietora Office Notice in London Advertising Rates
Fragmentary notice from the Provrietora office listing advertising rates and terms at 145 Parliament Street London including monthly, quarterly and half year payments. Mentions Warwick-sudre and James Varad Sioatella with unclear roles and a Keeburn advertising agency in Lewes.
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Puaslin
Parliament Street
Warwick-sudre
London
James Varad
Gengeal
Cauda Munters Sgeare
Kelnburgh
de Engheb
Lewes
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the Prince Hecenty
M'Nally
Eampinsy
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