Peerage Decay and Revival Amid Coronation Hopes
A historical piece notes how many English peerages have faded into obscurity through lack of heirs or neglect, with five hundred dukedoms and baronies mentioned as examples. It argues royal restoration of titles during the coronation ceremony could revive long dormant lines and restore ancient dignity to deserving nobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einglish
Orm
Iganloms
Burmies
Lave
Boil
Huntingdon
Clase
Arundel
Trerice
Billaryse
Bolingbroke
Chedworth
Colepopper
Thoreaway
Conway
Conway Castle
Carnarvon
Delarver
Durham
Massie
Earl of Wilton
Falconbery
Yarum
Yorkshire
Gerald of
Bromley
Staffordshire
Geoy of
Chillingham
Pierrepont Langdale
Holme
County of York
Leo Baron
Speltsbury
Ditchy Litchfield
Quorondia
Minshull
Minchull
County of
Chester
Brown Viscout Montacute
Montagu of
Boughton
Blount
Mountjoy
Shitfeild
Mulgrave
Robert Baron
Inero
Savage Earl Rivers
Watson
Rockingham
Leka
Leaka
Dnocourt
Earl of
Ssaredale
Ssaredale Wriothenly Earl of Southampton, Wentworth Earl of Stafford
Vaux
Baron Willinghly
Capture of Alejo Sanz Ends Castilian Rebel Trail
Spanish papers report General Don Martin’s triumph in Castile with the capture of Alejo Sanz, a robber and murderer long sought after. The tale recounts his escape from Valladolid in 1815, letter exchanges, and a final capture at a rural house after a tense pursuit. The piece notes forthcoming punishment, vows for Zaldivar’s reward, and measures to maintain order amid unrest, along with unrelated items on Napolitan affairs and Sir Watkin Lewes’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Martin
Alejo Sanz
Castile
Merino
Alejo
Scema
Valladolid
Madrid
Oledillo
Manuel Anton
Sepulveda
Kimpedoado
Olmedito
Witis
Empecinada
Quintana
Mezina
Thin Town
Zaldivar
Laings
Occupation of Caraccas by the Independents
Reports from St Thomas dated May 21 describe the capture of Caraccas by Patriot forces on May 13 without combat. Residents fled to ships in the harbor and towards Ponte Calello as British and Danish warships move to protect subjects and property. Trade on the Spanish Main may rebound under Patriot control, while Royalist forces under Lal lorre seek reinforcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caraccas
St.Thomas
Ponte Cabello
St. Thomas
la Guayra
Saphira
Carsecas
West India Islands
Caraccay
la L'Orre
Carneras
Cortes
Madrid
Coronation news and naval pageantry from Portsmouth to Calais
Royal yachts prepare for the monarchs voyage to Ireland with the Royal Sovereign and Prince Regent arriving from the river. Crowds and cortege plans rise as dispatches suggest repeal of the window tax in Ireland. A Cork intelligencer report notes naval court martial acquitting Captain Rennie for cruelty but condemning irregular punishments. London news covers coronation day salutes and a mill for the Clare militia. Kean defends his American tour amid hostile press and a vanguard of theatre dispute. A London exchequer ruling concerns a voyage to South America and an overbooked passenger list on a vessel sailing from Liverpool. Clare Journal notes tobacco smuggling at Disgle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ondy
Pacith Royal George
Charles Paget
Portsmouth
Lia
Brighton
Edward Owen
K.C. BR
M. Seymon
KK. C.B
Royal Club
Ireland
Louisa
Lord Craven
Charles Anderson Pela
St. Lelong
Bonisarte
Cork
G. Ronnie
Pees
Tees
G. Rennie
Rennie
Moajesty
Royal Navy
T'ces
Leanls
Reunie For Humanity
A Dickson
Baggot
Prescott
Doyle
Purvis
Grahant
Festing
H. Forbes
Plumridge
AD. Holley
Mous
Clare
Fare
Journal
London
Lincolnabite
Bailey
Journal de Paris
Dover
Calais
War of Portarlington and Bloomfield interviews with Sir Benjamin
A lengthy Dublin newspaper column reports two interviews with Sir Benjamin Bloomfield tied to his Majesty’s visit to the Curragh of Kildare. It notes the King’s favorable reception of the Irish noblemen and a grand meeting planned for the occasion. The page also covers street violence, robberies, and a crowd clash near Butler’s Bridge, with several suspects arrested and a magistrates’ inquiry noted. It lists multiple military deaths and forthcoming deployments to Ascension Island with Royal Marines aboard the Eloron brig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture Club
Low Sam
Grafton Street
Suffolk Streat
James Kavanagh
Newgate
Kavanagh
James Magee
John Carroll
Ros
Jane and
Mary
Burgh Quay
Carroll
Killesanira
Butler's Bridge
Cavan Ierald
Dean's Yard
Wortminster
Toxe
Drunnken
Cosrier
Aitcheson
Royal Marina Artillery
Man slain in house by son in a brutal murder
Coroners inquest details the murder of four people by a 22 year old man at Knockatohey County Galway. He attacked his sister and grandmother with a weapon, then killed his mother and an elderly woman Eleanor Coan and Bridget Cannon as the group fled. The killer was bound, the coroner ordered police transport, and the jury found him guilty of murder. He was to be moved to Galway Gaol for trial at the next Assizes. The report also notes Isle of Man population figures and a Dublin journalist update along with Mission to Ireland by Robert Steven Fay of the London Albertia Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Chronicle
Naples
Belvnew
Papel
Pope
Italy
Austria
Bir Witkin Lewes
Whia Guntleman
Sir Watkin
London
Lord Mayer
Bridge ‘Without
B. W. Satie
Ol "Kower
Besa Trapangit Res
Aly
Raada
Eayn
Mae Sculion
Disney
Eleanor Coan
Nigh
Olaon
Bridget Canny
Toung Girl
Bridget Cannon
Kileanor Coan
Fortu
Epee
Coronet
Longhrea
Co. Gael Galway
Ganaught Journal
Isle of Man
Dunnomane
Lodonderry Journai
Robert Steven, Fay
London Albertia Society
Tristud
Sle
Ballijxa
Wetport
Ireland
Nuciaty
Pia
Steven
Auvillary
Mayo
Returns of Corn Grain and Meal Prices for June 1821
Abstract of price returns from a pub in the liberties adjoining for the quarter ending June 1821. Includes barrel measures and quantities for wheat rye peas beans barley oats and stone weights. Records prices and terms for different grain sorts and for barrel lots in the local market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calmes Barre
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Peerage OF England
ROA
Kean
Boston
Royton
New York
Richard
Times
America
Philosphy
England
Europe
Mryland
Seothua
Treland
MePrice
Vonal
Tom
Hall
Bustorr
Thiveton
Edmund Kean
Liverpool
South America
Uso
Irsland
Independent
Tobago
Incorporated Society
William Agar Adamson
Kilkenny
Disgle
Clare Journal
Civalam
H. P Capa
Campbell
Dublin
Vuanier
Antigua
Bonnett
Roy
Eng
Hains
NM Wierson
North
Hull
Edinburgh
Browne
Invalids
Pinchhuck
Pear Spalding
Auden
Odr
Landen
Cittorigh
Douglas
Coldat
Yils
Marriott
Fortel Dwarka
Ka Mundel
Spi
Cameron
Plymouth Dock
Carr
Bronce
Stretch
Limerick
Goodon
Hep
Tuu
Aberdean
Masrges
Vaylor
Quebec
Faymasters
Patrickson
Argyle
Mualitlin
Vyrone
Lieat
Verrall
Leith
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