Regium placitum across European sees and royal nominations
The article outlines historical royal patronage in church appointments across Naples Sicily Sardinia Piedmont Savoy France Portugal Switzerland Russia Denmark Sweden Prussia Netherlands Saxony Hanover Canada and British colonies. It notes which states maintain Regium placitum or lacitum and how bishops are nominated or confirmed by crowns, chapters, or pope.
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Regium Plactum
Navles
Two Sicilies
Naples
Sicily
Sardinia
Pisedmont
Savoy
Nicolas V
France
St. Louis
Bologna
Leo X
Francis I
Portugal
Switzerland
Coine
Rome
Valaia
Russia
Mohilov
Denmark
Hildesheim
Germany
Sweden
Prussia
Netherlands
Saxony
Hanover
Hesse-Baden
Canada
England
Colonies
Disturbances in Ireland and Government Measures 1816
Dispatch from Dublin Castle dated 6 June 1816 reports disturbances in Ireland and the government actions to restore internal peace. It references an April 27 House of Commons address to the Prince Regent and notes efforts to comply, with emphasis on maintaining public order.
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Dublin Castle
House of Commons
Ireland
Gig
Disturbances in Ireland Spur Insurrection Act Revival
Dispatch outlines Ireland's unrest from 1810 to 1814, detailing outrages in Tipperary Waterford Kilkenny and Limerick. It notes a Special Commission, Caravats and Shanavests violence, trials, executions and transportation, plus magistrate memorials urging re enactment of the Insurrection Act and new policing powers.
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Thig
Ireland
Tipperary
Waterford
Kilkenny
Limerick
Special Commission
Ripperary
Westmeath
Roscommon
King’s County
Tives
Bonaparte
King's County
Weatmneath
Duke of Richmond
Kings County
Irish Gentleman Disciplined by Threats and River Tragedy
William Butler of Tipperary, lodging at Hilton’s Hotel, faced threats from a man demanding 100 pounds with a horse whip. Butler was confined in a parlour for about an hour before paying a bill, after which legal steps began. On Sunday evening a boat party neared London Bridge. four men and three women were rescued, while four occupants drowned when the boat capsized.
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William Butler
Tipperary
Hiltons Hotel
Sackville-street
M‘nally
Butler
Mr. B
London Bridge
Richmond
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Long
Ardmoyle
Middlethi
Cashel
Middlethird
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Baron George
Leviaton
Osborne
M'Clelland
Munstrex
Mayne