Festivities Planned for Centenary Royal Jubilee in Dublin
The Dublin Committee, chaired by the Lord Mayor, maps a multi day celebration of the Brunswick accession centenary and Prince Regent birthday. Events include ground concerts, naval and military displays, a grand procession to St Patrick’s Cathedral, a Rotunda dinner, firework displays, and a grand fancy ball with a royal theme, with tickets for charity purposes. A Kilkenny letter notes a recent judicial procession and dragoon escort as context.
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Curomitee
Wustrious
Brunswick
Vitorious
Williamstreet
Brisiah
Beld
Aiprik
Royal House of Brosawick
Eyle
Ordnance Department
Catalani
St. Patrick’s Church
Rotonda
Stephen’s-green
Comton
Stephen’s Greens
St Patrick's Cathedral
Mossop
Asibbon
Irich
Grim 1844 County Assizes and Militia Thanks Text
A long fragment recounts county assizes with executions ordered and rising robberies near Kilmainham and Freshford. It cites Lord Lieutenant resolutions thanking local militia and yeomanry, with dates in 1814 and 1844, and notes parliamentary communication to authorities.
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Dublin-Casle
House of Lords
Great Britain
E. B. Littlehales
Des Martis
Britain
Ireland
Great Britis
Reland
Home Department
United Kingdom
Iredand
George Rose
Parliament Sees Duke of Sussex in Heated Controversy
The House of Peers reports on questions directed at Ministers over Princess Charlotte's confinement at Carlton House. The Prince Regent faces accusations of severity toward his child, with critics arguing ministers bear responsibility while guardians defend the Regent as a benevolent, dutiful father.
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House of Peers
Duke of Sussex
Charlotte
Carlton-hoyss
Mery
Sussea
Courtroom amid chatter over Prince cigar and Croney's fate
The Commons heatedly debated a motion as Whitbread mocked the Prince of Wales's cigar. The discussion did not cleanse Lord Cochrane's reputation and warning over his conduct persisted. The scene reflected uneasy public sentiment toward reformers and naval officers.
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Ted
Whitbread
Prince
Wales
John Bull
Lord Cochrane
French Papers on French Legislative Deliberations in July
The piece critiques the Chamber of Deputies and the Chamber of Peers over their relations and duties under the King. It argues for a royal ordinance to settle powers, notes the King’s indisposition, and reports Vienna’s view on Congress timing and European unity. The analysis highlights constitutional tensions and calls for decisive executive action.
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Chamber of Repurie
Chamber of Deputet
Chamber of
Pesta
Chamber of Deputies
Chaigibets
Peera
Theis Central Commission
Chamber of Peers
Commons of England
House of Lords
Isis
Kingstone
Bing Aij
Vienna
Lord Castlereagh
Russia
Great Britain
Buuping
Europe
Emperor
London
Orcter
Loland
Movements and Congress Terms Set in Vienna Treaty
Carlerube and Prinsiz depart to St Petersburgh and stay three weeks at his residence. They will reach Vienna before month end. All provisionally occupied countries will stay in their current state until the Congress.
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Carlerube
Prinsiz
St. Petersburgh
Vienna
Letter from naval commander toward Sir James Yeo hints at fleet actions
An extracts letter from a naval commander at Kingston warns officers to withhold statements from friends about forces by land or water. He notes ships under construction at Kingston and anticipates combat with Sir James Yeo. The writer praises soldiers but criticizes officer quality and mentions Kingston, Oswego, and Sandy Creeley in past actions.
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Ander
Fiowever
James Yeo
Kingston
Manele Bat
Sandy Creeley
Oswego
Anf Alkun
Canada
James
Quinti- Bay
Capture of the Essex Frigate Reported by Admiralty
Dispatches confirm the capture of the American frigate Essex off Valparaiso on March 28 after a two hour action with the British Phabe and Cherub. Essex suffered 72 killed and 80 wounded. the Phoebe and Cherub had five killed and ten wounded.
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London
Tadasday
Admiralty
Bay of
Valparairo
Phathe
Cherub
Ward
Esa
Silae
Abe
Ron
Essex
Shdacill
Lloyd's Book
Valparaiso
British Naval Action Reported Near Patuxent River
An 1800s era dispatch describes Commodore Barney’s forces off Patuxent Creek engaging British barges and schooners. It notes reinforcement with a sloop of war brig and aggressive moves toward the creek mouth, including attempted ramming and artillery exchanges.
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London
Halifax
Barneys
Jove
Paris
Boonaparte
United States
Boston
Canada
West Florida
Commodore Barney
Patuxent
St. Leonard Creek
Acreek
Patuzent
Louilla
Absenstve
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Kilmanoa
Nur Assiz
Hawe
Feel