First Part of the Annals of Irish Popery 1819 edition notice
Publication notice for a 1819 edition by Hatchard in Dublin announcing the First Part of the Annals of Irish Popery. Describes the work as covering the period from the introduction of the Reformed Faith to the late Popery era. Mentions price five shillings and distribution locations.
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Price
Canning
Epudon
Hatchard
Ates
Cass
A.pinkeston
Clusoa
Orentield Anit Bie
Rand
Cade Bearen
Luichigeld
Betog
Doheny
Ong
Dublin Castle Royal Event Dates Announced in 1844
The letter from Dublin Castle lists a drawing room for the castle on February 16 and a ball and supper on February 17 to celebrate Her Majesty's birthday. Ladies invited to send names a week before the ball and to request access to the Red Beach. The notice also mentions Holyhead mails with international papers and updates on the Hamburger siege and Allied forces in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Castle
Taunen
Red Beach
Fractured Dispatches Report Movements in European Front
Fragmentary notes describe Prussians and Dutch troops surrounding Dalen and Breda operations under Bulow and von Holtz, with French positions near Reynbergen. London reports suggest Blücher and Napoleon shifting forces toward the Rhine as Paris dispatches indicate a rapid strategic redeployment.
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Orange Boven
Prasdiana
Dalen
Breda
Otter
Bulow
Reynbergen
Dredg
Londonderry Riots Trial and Meeting Reports
The report details riot incidents, a November 4 meeting, and witness testimonies regarding upheaval at a chapel. It covers accusations against Corochius O Mollan and others, testimonies by Reverend figures, crowd actions, and the disputed requisition during the period leading to a general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corochius O'Mollan
Dan
Aeshat
John M‘sheffry
James M‘sherry
Bryan
Beat Conn
Donnel
James
Doheny
Edwe Milistes
John Glan
Patrick Sheales
John Gillespie
John M Guire
John Mages
Callie Ghialpel
Ryan
Alexander Sones
Oddullan
Mit
M'Shedfrqy
Doherty
Dieten Cicber
Bero
O'Dogas
Dia
Coen
Plucg Society
Bonnet Cerone
G. Hill
Mr.o' Mullan
J. _Gilleiine
Ting
Appiares
Muilenim
Molino
Jobs
Derry Bettel Ulan
Mallatt
Mallat
Cornelius “O'Mollati
Corgeling O'Mollan
Irish constitutional question in Dublin Journal letter
A Dublin journal excerpt critiques British policy and Irish governance, citing O'Connell and Ireland’s demand for a legislature with equal freedom. The piece discusses manufacturing independence, constitutional reform, and the unity of Irish provinces with Wales amid Britain's rule.
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France
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Netherlands
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Ares
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Hes
Herdenburg
Coevenden
Smilies Plas
Wattal
Londonderry
Sarai Dares
Che Bewetfi
Yan Edit
Wien
Ashi
Oana
Gorman
O'Gorman
Dublin Journ
Boje
Irekind
Gwaxa
Deicrm
Europe
Fréland
Principlal
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Ireland
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