Global War Hints and Court Intrigue Amid European Shifts
Postscript from December 24 reports Pruffia preparing for war next spring while regiments move across the kingdom. Bufnian troops march toward Poland to oppose the Russian plan to quarter forces in winter. The Cabinet handles the Liege affair, and political designs unfold including an alliance with Poland. A violent insurrection follows Christmas in a nearby chamber, with security forces enforcing, and notable figures like MM. de Ia Fayette and de Favresie involved. The King Justria shows interest, and the Republic braces for broader European influence and protection.
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Ascpa
Bufniaan
Poland
Porimd
Liege
Rayope
Polan
Fayette Han
M. de Favresie
London Dispatches Report Political Turmoil and Royal News
The exchange covers Rennes Parliament actions with a fiery Speaker defense, clashes on privilege, and reports of the Antwerp citadel surrender. It notes Brabanter defeats, Vagdermoreh and Lumembuyeh movements, and a France Austria Family Compact critique. Also mentions Prince Edward’s England arrival, Buckingham recovery, and Johntyne of Covent Garden narrowly escaping a bed fire.
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Rennes
Britany
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Cras
Batzior
Dalten
Antwerp
France
Aurthor M.de Poyffongl
House of
Austria
Russia
Avery
Limburgh
de Roline
Prince Edward
England
Carletons Houte
Gengway
Priane Edward
Bealand
Biry Sturt
Fos
Darsetshire
Buckingham
Stowe
Johnttyne
Covent Garden
Drawing Room at the Cadle This January 21
The Chambers office announces a drawing room at the Cadle on Thursday evening January 21. The notice sets the event for that date with details to follow.
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Chamberlain
Dublin Castle Levee Ball and Supper on Royal Birthday
The Dublin Castle office announces Her Majesty's Birthday celebration on February 18 with a Levee an Od?, a Ball and a Supper. It invites mobility and gentry to attend in the fashions of Ive and.
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Castle of
Dublin
William Baltow presents notice to City of Dublin officials
A dated 1790 notice from Ma. William Baltow in Dublin thanks the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor Aldermen Sheriff and Commons. It invites them to view his State Coach at his house in Dobnriick-Brevt any weekday between two and four o'clock on January 21 1790, before the committee.
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Liautenant
William Baltow
Eheriff
Canmons
Sontha
Lords To Open Parliament With Speech By Great Noble
The day brings the Earl of Walmmorland and several peers to the House of Lords for the opening of Parliament. The Lord Chancellor will attend chancery fittings as noble introductions proceed, naming the Marquis of Waterford and a list of earls viscounts and lords expected to take their seats.
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Big
Earl of Walmmorland
Llentensrt
House of Lords
Fhrone
Itontinus
Chancery
Haile of
Waterford
Andley
Ennitkilien
Maffareene
Boyne
Wicklow
Cuneninghame
Belmore
Clonmel
Fitz+ gibbon
Carleton
Mountjoy
Fragmented Royal Proclamation and Parliament Dissolution
A historical fragment reports a royal proclamation dated September 6 1791 declaring dissolution of Parliament after that period. It references Dublin county tax issues and a Whig Club denial of a public letter while noting political rhetoric and party tensions surrounding the era.
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Fery
Turnpiker
Miri
Finley 5
Hig Great
Dtroahy Bus Co
Dublin
Falbat
Whig Club
Conally
Noted offenders returned from transportation jailed in Dubtiny area
Police report two men named Conyngham and Ellis, recently released from transportation, have been prowling Dubtiny environs. They are linked to the Ball’s Bridge disturbance and other riots in the WelEhoust Division as magistrates push for order.
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Conyngham
Ellis
Dubtiny
Robinson
Ball’s Bridge
WelEhoust
Derma Amerson
OF Gemmmosé
Poli Dulincféa
Meath
Veiled Cable Theft and Public Reading Reform
A fragmentary report notes widespread cable cutting near quays, with a major theft near Afton’s quay and figures suggesting substantial losses. It mentions calls to improve public reading aloud for newspapers at coffee houses, proposes appointing two public readers, and hints at broader civic reform alongside a list of marriages and deaths from the era.
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Ofc
Afton
Ferme Nefariants Giafaina
Public road encroachment dispute over Prospect property
Viator reports a dispute over nine feet of Prospect town road enclosed by the owner, causing tension with local authorities and a push to restore public access. The case centers on legal rights, burden on the public way, and potential actions to reclaim the road and remedy the incursion.
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Kreping
New Light House at Dublin Port to Improve Vessel Safety
Custon-House Dublin awakens a new light house on Howte Hill, with larger steady lamps and improved light to be visible further from the port of Dublin. The Commissioners of Inland Revenue order the change, effective on the eight day of February, to enhance safety regardless of wind or weather. Public notice issued by Thomas Windy on behalf of the Commissioners.
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Custon-House
Dublin
Kim Leales
Retiecham
Aix
Storta
Calni
Norice
Conmissionen
Thomas Windy
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