An 18th Century Club Anniversary Toast and Toasts to Pitt
A fragmented report describes a club anniversary gathering with Lord Lascelles and Lord Chancellors in attendance. Remarks praise the nation, call for temperance on blasphemy, and salute Sir William Pitt. Admiral Buller chairs after nine, then Mr. MacQueen and poets Swirr and John Taylor entertain with verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pirpwee
Lord Labcalles
fLord Hawkwooo
R. William
Downstomp
M. P
Jonn Chat
Lord Livenpoo
Pweetmon Ann
W. Scot
W. Grant
Winchestra
Mr. Macqueen
John Ingli
Ceremouny
William Pitt
Lord Livexpool
Lonp Crancellor
Mr. Pratt
Lord LivenPoon
Admiral Buller
Duke of Wellington
Macqueen
Messrs. Swirr
John Taylor
Funeral of the Prince de Conde in Paris
The May 27 Paris report details the royal funeral procession for the late Prince de Conde. Troops from the Seine gendarmerie to the National Guards formed the long ceremonial march, with mourning carriages, archways, and inscriptions recalling the prince’s lineage and exploits. The church at St Denis was lavishly decorated for the interment, with dignitaries and royalty in attendance and the Duke of Orleans representing the Crown. The ceremony concluded at four after a display of perfect order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince OF Conde
Paris
Prince de Conde
Palais Bourbon
the Seine
Royal Guards
National Guards
Frances
St. Denis
Belbem
Bibernon
Joannesberg
Saint Peter’a
Bersthiem
Graningen
Monsieur
Madame
Duke of Berry
Princess de Conde
Orleans
Duchess of Orleans
Mademoiselle d’Orleans
France
Denis
Tours
Duke of Orleans
Russian History and Legal News Summary
Russian History reports two new histories of the empire by Ewens of Dorpat and the eight volume work by Kakamsen with extensive sources and appendix. It notes anticipated translations and differing national receptions as foreigners and locals react to the narrative approach and scope. ExenisH Law AKRANGE ManTs mentions Lord Edenborough likely resigning as Lord Chief Justice with the vice chancellor to succeed him. Cook declines to practice at the Court, choosing chambers, while Wingfield, Marne, Roepell and Heated will act as counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russian Empire
Europe
Aneu
Ewens
Dorpat
Peter the Great
Kakamsen
Linperto
Marne
Roepell
Styorn
Secu
The Fashionable World Arrivals at Vice Regal Lodge and Dublin
His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and Staff arrive at the Vice regal Lodge Beau Park Meath. The Right Honorable William Watts Power arrives from England. The Duke and Duchess of Tuam with suite reach their Palace from Dublin. Divine services attended at St Mary Cathedral. The Marquis and Marchioness of Dowegall Lord Balrast with party reach Morry’s Hotel Coleraine en route to the Giant's Causeway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pbapix Park
Fom
Lanngar
Beau Park
County Meath
Litvtanant
Dublin Castle
Willias Wautesurt Powe
England
Tuam
Dublin
Big Grace
Cathedral of
St. Mary's
Donaghadee
Portpatrick
All Ireland
Marchioness of
Do Wegall
Lord Balrast
Sir Stephan May
Arthur Chicuaaten
Eag. M. P
Mgrorry’s Hotel
Coleraine
Giant's Causeway
Army plans 44th Regiment move to Kilkenny quarters
The 44th Regiment under Colonel Brooke is ordered to send two companies to Kilkenny with the rest likely marching there around the 24th of the month. Kilkenny may serve as headquarters as a 21st Regiment is expected to succeed them in the district. The Waterford Chronicle praises the 44th’s conduct and farewell sentiments from locals. A route reached Castlebar for three companies of the 96th Regiment to be stationed there under Lieut Colonel McCarthy and march on Monday toward Limerick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke
44Th
Waterford
Kilkenny
Waterford Chronicle
Castlebar
96Th Regiment
Coluonel M‘carthy
Limerick
Mischievous youth Walker before Lord Mayor in London
A 15 year old named Walker faced the Lord Mayor on a charge of repeatedly challenging Danish Consul Charles Campbell to single combat with deadly weapons and of sending threatening letters. Campbell described him as an extraordinary youth from a respectable Irish family driven by misfortune. After exposure in service to Miss Prince and later Tottenham, Walker claimed conspiracy to defraud and sought vengeance. He produced letters demanding pistols or weapons to settle the matter, but Campbell pursued him. The Lord Mayor ordered the lad detained until friends could post bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raxa- Parte
St. Miniato
Tuscany
Corsica
NaPoLwon
Charles Bonaparte
Maroanna
BurzZa
Carlotta
Pauline
Annunziada
Caroline
Jogerh
Loden
Robespierre
Saint Maximin
Paris
Napoleon
Lucien
Ile
St. Maximin
Mademoiselle Boyer
Belgium
Ordonnateur
Lodi
Council of Five Hundred
Liamone
Tribune
Egypt
Lucleen
Sievers
Duke of Brunswick
Madame Recamier
Luclen
France
Sinves
Ger Ducios
Lily
Cranell
Blank
Bonaparte
Borneuxs
Spain
Charles the
Saya Lis
I Buon
Europe
Josephine
Infanta
Bourbon
Joseph Bonaparte
Naples
Joseph
Napies
Gaeta
Lucieo
Rome
Alquier
Madrid
M. de Humboldt
Frederick William
Bials
Madame Jouberteau
Manston-Horst
London
Walker
Charles Campbell
Miss Prince
Fate
Campbell
Tottenham
Martha Prince
Tagary
Tls Lordship
Weather calm and fine promising harvest in Tuam district
The weather has stayed unusually warm for five weeks aiding spring work and boosting hopes for a cheap plentiful harvest. Markets see weak attendance, reinforcing high prices, while locals press ahead with barns beating and spring business. German papers carry foreign notes on Griffts and a calumny suit in Augsburg.
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Tuam Gazette
Munday
Arena
Nuremberg
Griffits
Napoleon
Alvemeine Zeitung
Augsburg
Stegmann
Guurt
Fever Hospitals and House of Industry Report
Report for one month ending May outlines admissions from various counties, transfers to Stevens's Hospital, and discharges. It notes 200 poor employed in cleansing and whitewashing, with governors urging attention to impoverished parishes and inspection results, directed by Abbott, Medtest Clerk, House of Industry.
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House of Industry
USA
Tig
Abbott
House of Fidiptry
Market dullness and fair results at various fairs
The markets report a dull corn market with samples of foreign wheat selling at 52a to S65 per barrel, oats steady, and Irish flour unchanged. Maylough fair near Dunmore showed brisk demand and many sales but no clear gains for Dunmore. Ballindangan and Loughrea fairs yielded steady to strong prices, especially for sheep. Currency notes show wheat 38s to 45s per barrel, barley 20s to 25s, oats 15d to 16d, bacon dull, pork near end of season, herring 42s to 45s 6d per barrel, butter 20s to 12s per lb rough.
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Dosti
Jude
Hpiile
Battad
Maylough
Dunmore
Ballindangan
Loughrea
Wartravonp
Mire Hill accident ends in accidental death in Ireland
In Mire Hill, County was the scene of a fatal mishap when a horse and cart driven by a boy bolted. The youth was thrown, struck his head against a wall, and died from his injuries. An inquest led by Coroner Paul Mannion returned an accidental death verdict.
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Patrick Giadons
Patrick Ginnoks
Great George's Street
Dublin
His Majesty’s Court O Common Pleas
Ireland
Court of Chancery
Honourable Society of Kihp’s Inns
Shécaine
Mire Hill
Hom
Wimsdiffe
Visit to the Old Men's Asylum Funds Appeal
Secretary John Jones notes hay donations from Lady Lottiea Frenet and James Clarke to aid the exhausted funds of the asylum. The treasurer reports a substantial advance and invites the humane public to visit the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jones
Old Men’s Asylum
Hay
Lottiea Frenet
James¢ Clarke
Births and Marriages in Late 19th Century Ireland
Birth notices list numerous ladies of gentry and officers in Limerick, Tipperary, Dublin, and Clare with dates and counts, including a 25th child for one mother. Marriages record multiple unions among prominent locals, with clergymen performing ceremonies in Strand Street and St Peter’s Church. Clerical obituaries note several professionals, including bankers and notaries.
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Hollypartt
Richard Taylor
Baqi
Limerick
W. H. Hare
Cottage
County Tipperary
Thomas Ryan
George Dartwell
Thomas Bell
Yorkstreet
Rec&ford
Dublin
Ford Leathley
Grafton-etreet
Richard Milliken
Giebe-house
Bangor
S$. Dickson
Ofasua
Stephen Southen
Sellings
England
Satarday
James Armsront
Strandstreet
Edward Glenville
Elisa
Robert Willard
Michael Charles Fox
Luke Fox
Court of Common Pleas
Catherine Bushe
de Lotienor
Michael Dwyer
Newtown
Eilard
County Limerick
Catherine Smith
St. Peter’s Church
Roger Ford
Edward Andrew Robinson
Enx
India Camping
Eliza
George William Forster
Mount Pleasant
County Dublin
Janes Apculloch
Granshaw
M'Dowse
Cluaths
Hhis House
Spring Gardeny
Robert Rue
Wilhay,Jackett
Messry
Beresford and Co
Atlas House
du Culfe Street
Gerald Dyroe
Edward Austin Ryan
Engraving
Hank
Ireland
Edward G. O'Reilly
Clarendon-Street Chapel
Jon
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Lucien Bonaparte
Society of the Great
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Faance
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Lian
Tilsit
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Liez
Warsiv
the Army
Ditto
Stevens’s Hospital
Iust
ISIS
Drogheda
Clare
Newry
Wed
Westport
Kinsale
Wedord
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