Peace and War News From Dublin Castle 1814 Levee and Treaty
The Dublin Journal reports a February Levee and Drawing-Room at Dublin Castle, with an upcoming Birthday celebration and dances for ladies. It also gives a broad European update: the definitive Treaty of Peace with Denmark, allied advances in France, and British anxieties over army privations and supply routes amid harsh winter conditions and calls for subscriptions to aid the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Castle
Sunovar
Tuunepay
Tavanoay
N. B
Denmark
France
Holyhead
London
H. Addington
Crown Prince
Foreign Office
Viscount Cathcart
K.T
Chas, Stewart
Edward. Thornton, Esq
Mr. Thornton
Heligoland
England
Pomerania
Sweden
Nien
Norway
Stralsund
Lord Cathcart
Austria
Russia
Basle
Vesaul
Lahgres
Guslay
Bubna
Dole
Lyons
Blucher
Mets
Victor
St. Drey
Wrede
Pyrennees
Spain
Ireland
Bayonne
Astronomers Foresee Weather. Folly Follows
The piece notes two great astronomers who predicted a severe month of weather and failed to prepare. A college writ speaks of famine and folly as the forecast proves inaccurate. A rival foresees fate for others, but drowns while star gazing. London news and dispatches from Lord Wellington arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Fingal
Mrr
Canning
London
Hatchard
Lisboh
Lord Wellington
Spain
Great Britain
Cadiz
Carthagena
Bay ‘Onne
R. Hill
Bayonne
Soule
Fr Bs
Annals of Irish Popery in the Charles I Era
A fragmentary historical note recounts Strafford's governance in Ireland, subsidies granted, and a Council of War. It mentions Archbishop Ussher’s Brittanicarum Antiquitatum and Bedel's Irish Bible preparations, with implied future continuation by John de Falkirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.tate
Parliament-Street
Dublin
Irisa Popery
John DE Falkirk
Ireland
Scotland
Shaped
Ussher
Pelagins
Ware
Bedel
Corysostont
Leo
Dispatches From Europe Describe Allied Army Progress 1814
The letter from Castlereagh to Gathcart reports Allied advance across multiple fronts. It notes Mar sial Blucher near Metz and Marmont retreating from Kaysersberg toward the Saar, with Russian and Prussian Guards totaling about thirty thousand crossing the Rhine. Observers praise the Russian cavalry and artillery while detailing movements toward Langres and Lyons amid ongoing engagements and reinforcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesoul
Mipge
Langres
Tras
Giglay
Bubha
Géneva
Dole
Lyons
Dijon
Marshal Blucher
Mets
Count Plato
Prince Royal of
Basle
Prince Schwabesenberg
Venoul
Isters
Gulay
Langrey
Muthaud
de Roy
Luneville
Marmont
Kayserslanteim
Saar
Blucher
Kassel
Saarbruck
Metz
Paris
Chalons
Nancy
Rhine
Moscow
Charles Stewart
Viscount Castlereagh
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the Dublin Journal
Canada
Messrs. Galatia
Congress
Poe
London A Neife
Asalso
Sir E. Pell
Rowley
Tome ‘Briltiag
Italy
Annals OF Irish
Popery
F. Bacon
Thomas
Yg Worth
Earl ‘Swafford
Charles the First
Whitshall
Charles the
Parliament of
Straford
Thomas Earl of
Charles
Austiq
Gacette Betraordingry
Henry Addington
Gebers
Viscount Cathear
Sir Charles Wim. Stewart
K. B, Thornton
Bale
Tita
Liav
Lorrach
King of Prav
Belliard
Ferrese
Edward Thornton
Pino Castlereagh
Kiel
Baron de Weterster
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