Vacant Offices of Chancellor and Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant
Letter from W. W. Pgle dated June 26 1811 informs the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Queen’s County that the offices of Chancellor of the Irish Exchequer and Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant are vacant by resignation. He notes the short notice and his duties prevent personal respects before the election, and signs as his majesty’s faithful servant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir Fasten
House of Commons
W. W. Pole
England
Queen’s
Prince Regent
Pole
Ireland
Dublin Journal Highlights Irish Elections and Local News
The Dublin Journal reports Mr Pole’s renewed bid to represent Queen's County after being named Chancellor of the Irish Exchequer and praised for his public service. It also notes a harsh accident near Howth, with noble hospitality aiding a badly injured visitor, and comments on Beresford's Waterford speech and Galway County thanks for York’s reinstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Beresford
Waterford
Sir William Carr Beresford
Galway
Longarea
Duke of York
Lord Wellington
Marshal Beresford
Go Menday
Vanity College
Ceatlemen
Graves
Jones
Freederick Edward Jones
Trnity College
Dublin
Barden
Hore
Graham
Smith
Higgins
Fox
Suus
Lendrick
Jun
Brooke
Jon. Pulkiner
Plupkett
O'Brie
O'Brien
Farrall
N Classics
Mar. Gordon
Maunsell
Imus
Moures
Jubtison
Tus
Nis
Huare
Ailus
Hamilton
Gallagher
Stewart
Brien
Crooke
Farrell
Macsh
Zjn Science
Cutter
Mir. Acton
Bus. Barron
Lynam
Downes
Au - Jor
Cower
Ryven
Busne
Limerick
Geoghegan
Cary
Sen
Ball
Starman
Preston
Fox Some
Lynch
Jun, Wolfe
Dtack
Dius
Wynne
Purduu
Gwynne
O Brien
Pembssion
Duswering
Galluck
Kingemore
Fragmented Reader Letter Proposes Public Critique Response
A garbled notice invites any reader who feels aggrieved by Thursday's critique to send their response. The item presents as a printed plea offering a platform for countercomment or alteration, described as a public seer’s offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittra
Critique on Historic Irish Feature in Treluail Exhibit
A Dublin Journal letter author defends a Treluail exhibition piece, arguing the critic mislabels the vibrant work as buck and red and shows ignorance of modern art. The writer, calling for fair judgment, asserts that the Venetian style has not been captured by the critic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Dublin
MH. Faulkner
Treluail
Observations on the Exhibition Continued
The piece reviews two artists and their works with mixed praise and critique. It notes cig recorded pieces, highlighting portraits, altarpieces, and group figures, praising some skill while urging stronger flesh tones, composition, and color handling. It commends certain masters and urges further artist development and refinement.
Fragmentary note on a young lady’s portrait and predictions
A distorted OCR fragment discusses a portrait titled Young Lady's Portrait and hints at predictions by a person named Phyrtets erste. It mentions Catherepadia, dignity, and a plastered veneer of greatness, claiming to be among the best of his predictions if continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gronadty
Outrage at Bailypatrick and Militia Service Offer
Thy Royal Mead Militia in Cork offers services to any part of the United Konyrfor amid a recent Bailypatrick night shooting. A Wexford regiment sentry was shot in the foot by a concealed attacker. another farmer Fitzgerald was found wounded with his throat cut, Jealousy blamed. Niemen and Fortitude frigates set sail from Cove to intercept suspected French return. Niemen commanded by Captain Young with Admiral Pharnborough’s flag. Fortunee sails under Captain Vansittart.
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Royal Mead
Cork
Konyrfor
Bailypatrick
Wexford
Clonmel Herald
Fitzgerald
Tinfeld
Milas
Niemen Ang Fortu Ce
Cove
Seth
Crise
Thornborough
Mauritias
France
Royal Assent Granted to 48 Acts in Parliament
Westminster June 26 1811 Lords met and sent a message to the House of Commons to hear the Royal Assent for forty eight Acts. The Acts include Ireland duties and revenue measures, a 2000001 Treasury bill for Ireland, raise funds for Ireland, extend miners service to Ireland, and church building at Newry. A letter from Major General Picton praises Portuguese and British troops in the field and notes memoranda on discipline and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Honourable House of Cumurins
Honourable
House of Peers
Commons
Thuler
Ireland
Treasury
Regiment of Miners
Cornwall
Devon
Parliament of Ireland
Newry
Down
Atinaph
Lord Wellington
Campo Mayor
Mey
Puewies
Picton
Pickton
Grrut
M.G. Picton
Vu Arentschild
Admiralty Dispatches On Several Naval Detections In June 1811
From the London Gazette, June 29, 1811, reports notes between Admiral Calderhay and John Wilson Croker detailing Palmer's capture of the French privateer Le Heroes after a four day voyage from Rochelle, Ouway reporting a Bee privateer taken, Saumarez and Banks forwarding letters about Ranger driving ashore and burning a French cutter, and Weir's Calypso capturing a Danish privateer off Jutland with another vessel destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty Office
Sir Robert Calderhay
Jann Wilson Croker
Palmer
Slonp
Pheasant
Rochelle
Ouway
John Wilson Croker
Frara Hhieutenine Banks
Rose-Head
Cote
Weir
Jutland
Fete at St Cloud and Royal Lottery Draw
Reports describe Paris and surrounding districts preparing a grand St Cined fete with fountains of wine, a fireworks display, open park access, a ballet, and a balloon ascent by Madame Blanchard. Prizes will be drawn at six and paid at four, with the Orangerie as a banquet hall and the Castle set to resemble an enchanted palace.
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Paris
Jung
St. Cined
Versailles
Clouds
St. Cloud
Boulogne
M. Gardel
Madame Blanchard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Queen's County
W. W. Pgle
London
the Dublin Journal
Holyhead
Chester
MR. Pole
Jess
Ferrers
Ais
Fly Gipsey
Doctor Reany
Neil O'Donnell
Royal Academy
Joshua Reynolds
Jung Jed
Troy
Anyon
Asblorn
Weeden
Doug
Duke of Cumberland
Aisin Gennius
Aris
West
Willian Beechyberg
William
Ben
Foreign Intelligence
M. Monseignot
Coke Taxtixopie
Portehig
Egypt
Selim I
Pacha
Porte
Vienna
Cairo
Eli Bey
Verhaar
Hague
Cour Napoleon
Yrelberg
Cour de
Rui de
Rome
Gortrevacaan
Uly
Russia
Marcel
Poland
Massena
Mortier
Junot
Neye
Buonaparte
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