South American independence addressed in British assembly
The Commons debated recognizing South America’s independence and praised Britain as a model of constitutional government. Speakers from Abercromby to Mackintosh urged prudent aid, stressing liberty, mutual interests, and shared values, while praising Colombia and Britain’s friendship and urging careful support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soit
Gootlemon
Garth
Colombia
Beltoln
Acta
Europe
Great Britain
Fim
Faitufel
Spain
James Mackintosh
Theo
Great
Hitain
Elo
Wilberforce
Jar Marryat
Doctor Lushington
Fifty Thanks To Be Given For Adequate Permanent Situation
Advertisement seeks a young man to procure for the advertiser a permanent position. The note promises strict honor and secrecy. All communications for BF should go through the paper’s office with respectful handling.
Famine Relief Figures Across Irish Baronies
Extracts from the Dublin Journal detail relief efforts in multiple baronies including Burren, Corcommac, Connaught, and Galway. They note thousands relieved at reduced prices and numerous receiving gratuitous aid, with funds exhausted in some areas and ongoing pleas for aid amid famine, fever, and food shortages. The report highlights mass employment, treasurer balances, and distressed parishes facing deteriorating conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosnatry Banoyy
Burren
Corcomac
Ceondwralaw
Isatckan
Banda
Istaxon
Movarta
Hasnen
Gol
Soo
Moranrta
Fuver
Dyson
Kilrush
Bungen
South America Conflict Rumors From Jamaica Dispatches
Reports from Jamaica in late May describe Bolivar’s bold action near Pasto between Quito and Popayan on April 10. Murgeon fell, royalists under Morales capitulated at Maracaibo, and 500 Spanish troops fled to Cuba after surrender. American papers claim Morales did not plan to seize Maracaibo and divisions crossing the Puertoes were annihilated. Publican forces defended Podegul ten leagues away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
South America
Jamaica
Bolivar
Murycon
Pasto
Quito
Popayan
Murgeon
Morales
Maracaibo
Thenca
Kingston
Warron
St. Jago de Cuba
Urucens
Latafuni
Puertoes
Coun
Hallasteros
la Puertas
Podeagul
Colonela Munango
Heys
Wargus
Fragmented 18th century report on military and theatre notes in Dublin
Reading snippets describe a British force defeating Navarre amid a frontier engagement with 800 dead on the field. It mentions Lord Londonderry, the Earl of Liverpool, and Governor-Generalship talks in Hindostan. The Theatrical Register reviews Miss Wilton and Mrs Lacy in Dublin with praise for Adela and related performances and notes on public reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navarre
Hoysligt
Laro
France
Iodia
Canning
Marquis of Londonderry
Frm Tie
Earl of Liverpool
Pool
Charles Grant
Board of Contreal
Grantilip
Richard II
Duke of Gloster
McKean
Venice
Mr Kean
Me Kean
Hamlet
Kues
Mc Faears
Lacy
Beernars
Saperday
Ube
Mic
Rasnatahn
Anthony Citwaton
Farnen
Mim Katty
Mian Wilton
Althoy
London
Dublin
Wilson
Adela
Otsle
Sadie
Price of Mill Stocks and Exchange Notes
A fragment lists various mill stock prices and bonds with figures in cents and percentages. Mentions Grand Canal Loan and exchanges with entries like Lowndy, Luandu, and Deb lines, indicating a historical financial market note.
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Utto
Mike Hid
Hugh
Merber
N. Winewe
Sprakhe
Abercromby
Cquprensy
Aberexornby
Bisnme
Sumiane
Brawina
Winebolvon
Abbercromby
Ankenceotay
Ay Webber
Norhire
Meupiex
Loura
Loyd Althorpe
Aleverond IV
Heareck
Donegal
Wright
Howsa
Scanarr
Godsion
Losameroy
The
Et Men Tone
Bir Barauesr
Bareti Lentats
Briveheat
If Omak
Lacie
Mr "Howeroht
Jae Spoloyiiing
Cattis Roan
Hong
Baxbould
Sonelee
T. T. Wilson
Americe Laanard
Bir Rowcroft
Faulkner's
Dublin Journal
CO. Clare
Cory
Pat
hiRahderd
Janice Witer
Phoenegh
Coniagin
Dan
Beale Itohan Pariah
Toto
Hardeman
Fahy
God's Lake
Cork
Groakhaven
Edward Stiney
Fortuns
Zao
County
Kerry
Galway
Turkey
Constantinople
Sishatuts
Wallach
Madrid
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