Westmorland Election Scene at Hine and Westminster
The article details Westmorland county elections with freeholders escorting candidates amid firm order. Lord Lowther and Mr Brougham address crowds, amid accusations of bribery and partisan activity. Westminster election coverage notes crowded gardens, polling delays, and tributes to Mr Grattan alongside parish addresses and public notices.
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Westmorland
Apeteny
Jane
Hine
Mr. Brougham
Earl of Ireand
Brougham
Haale
Lord Viecoust Lawther
Wilson
Castreton
In & H
Lord Lowther
C. Wilson
Abbot's Hall
Cok Lowther
Maud
Wyburgh
Passeasiona
Fee
House of Coymons
Wakfield
Loweher
Satan
Peplawse
Chatham
Lonaiate
Rela
San
Dr. Waller
Appleby
Cine
Conde
Col. Lowther
Broughin
Westminster Election Gazette Attends Sir Samuel Romilly Crowd
The report covers Sir Samuel Romilly’s Westminster electoral triumph with a celebratory procession in King Street. It notes his remarks to electors, gratitude for Westminster votes, and hints at competitor Sir Francis Bartlett’s planned attendance and ceremonial car.
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S. Romilly
King-Street
Myley Warwell
Pragde Borentaese
Reesvere
Samuel Bodily
Bimn
Ivy Binne
Westminster
Hastings
House of Commons
Powar
Huot
Richardson
Samuel Roilly
Francis Bartlett
New Mail Coach Arrival At Dramore Milford Celebration
On July 6, 1818 the new mail coach reached its Dramore Milford station amid grand celebrations. Capt. Srespurs of the Sandwich Packet led the harbor salute, with heavy artillery echoes from rock and yardarm, while townsfolk and fashionables from Waterford gathered to toast the service. A Post-Office opened in Dunsnore, and notable guests including Sir James and Lady Raul attended the festivity with dancing, feasting, and music into the early hours.
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Dramore
Pové
Dramoére
Milford
Petyr Purcel
Ray
Srespurs
Sandwich Packer
Passage
MacGill
Striven
Waterford
Great Britain
Dunsnore
Erne
Serwan
Ecjn
Dunmart
James
Raul
Stephen
Lady May
Doyle
Richard Power
Roberts R
Sudlier
Brooke
Lane
Grove
Hemming
Paul
Mesira
Lees
Price
Morgan
BiCarthy
Shepherd
Jones
Missex Carew
Tench
Creagh
Couke
Rtoberts
The Queen In Better Health After Brief Illness
The account notes the Queen’s health improved on Wednesday but was poorer on Tuesday. The Prince Regent traveled to Kew to be near her Majesty and attend to court matters at the usual hour as reports circulated.
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London
Friay
Kew
Prince Negent
Cour U’eluck
Molder Illmesy
Leamington Spa
Thomas Bernard
D.C. L
Bernard Morland
Pail-Mal
Cork
Joseph O'Connor
Traleeth
Gritith Preaved
Rubio
Prichard
Llandwrog
Ann Davis
Wolverhampton
Abe
Old
Ua Bowlay
Ber Reivatae
Army Dispatches From Rogland to Drogheda and Beyond
Fragmentary military notes describe 1st Royal Dragoon Guards relieving other units at Kilmarnock Ayr and march movements of 50th Regiment into Drogheda from Derry toward Dublin. Detachments of gallant regiments, shifts from Waterford, and hopes of West India troops to Sherre Leone are mentioned amid broader rearrangements and anticipated Cape headquarters.
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1St
Royal Dragoon Guards
Rogland
Royal Dragoons
Kilmarnock
Ayr
Drogheda
Derry
Dubdlin
Gallam 4274 Highlanders
Dandalk
Waterford
K6th
Chatham
4Th West India Regiment
Sherre Leone
Gibraltar
Lef
Royal African Corps
St Shere Leone
Foim
Cape
of Good Hope
Bouts Greys
Pierahill
Biggar
Portpatrick
Hottpar Kumshilien Dragopas
England
Caubray
bin Girace
Duke of Wellington
D4th
Chichester
France
Hawtin
Jaen Kerapt
Manly
Catone McArthy
Sas Lihtertck
Mra
Cadlebar
Tes
Lydia
Bos
Local notes on auctions and lotteries in Cahunat
A fragmentary item reports price changes in goods such as oatmeal and whiskey, mentions alterations in Frink Elune, and notes readers potential Lottery schemes beginning next month with tickets and prizes. It also records a donation of 100 to support Chanel Peover Hospital and benefactor support for expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. Frepellant
W. Bagwell
Chanel Peover
Marital Notices and Obituary Fragments from Cloomer to Cork
A collage of fragmented notices lists marriages in Kirk Braddan and Douglas amid oblique references to wills, prominent local figures, and a memorial tone. Names include Thomas Stokes of Cloomer and Catherine, with various relatives and trustees, plus a lengthy list of deceased individuals and pious remarks.
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Thomas Stokes
Cloomer
Catherine
Thomas Cuanovil
Fangingstowe
Ray
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al. Lowther Brougham
Mr. Broughamn
Polk
Nabkeann
Ueath
Lois
Grattan
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Giraitan
Major Sankey
Edvertnd Stanley
Richarl Guinness
Gerattan
W. Smith
Stockson
Hl. Micchio
James King
Mead
Willis
John Giturl
Alexander
Ead
Trevor
Wash
Warner
Edward Stantey
Hichard Guiness
Cluton
A. Montgomery
Eages
Guy Seal
Parisi Momlay
Tan
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Latsuali
Mbeides Aereeg
Annes Pats
Thire
Mir
Ganttan
Sir Guus
Morpany
Pemceit
Thowats
PPL
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Pairisud
Monk's
Tee
Ricard Barling
Baye Me Mes Tharder
Mul Wadali
Solin
Mary's Parish
Vic
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von Munday
Uratan
Vanetnre
Ghuir
Dames
Senkuyhen
Henry Gallida
Dg. Hopkins
Wnauteonaly
The
the Army
Cahunat
Geren
Kilkenny
Gettama
Ireland
Fred
Cavendish Ponsonby
Jowett
Albion
Alolon
Cavendish-How
Doble
Aléton Company
Dub Vohn Kingston James
Tata Company
Royal Canal House
Broad Sxtowe
Dublin
Royal Canal Loan
Royal Canal Company
Samuel Draper
Royal Canal
Bachequer
Treland
Pardcani
Londonderry
John Mallister
Mark Gaull
Balreagh
Benjamin Vane
Bailyemory
Alex. Caldwell
Coleraine
John Cannon
Largareagh
Abraham Opine
Corramaddile
Jeno Forsyth
Bathrits
Mathew Pattersoo
Newtownlnavady
Thomas Luvz
Same
Alex. Patton
Carrodoo
Loudosberry
Rev. W. Gamble
Latterhenny
Donegal
John M* Allister
Marniages
Kirk Braddan
Greaves
Earl of Surrey
Dunkin Packet
Risa Darah Cingue
Douglas
Joan D‘ilion
Caroline
Edward Phillips
Cleamore
Counly Mayo
al Liskerrd
Symppn
Webber
Astrangay ; Baying Tueght
Dunker’s Hill
Tomberny
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