Delayed nuptials as procession stalls and cannon blaze
After a long delay the ceremony finally took place at the Queen's Palace with the Prince Regent and royal witnesses. The Bishop of London officiated, the Archbishop of Canterbury led an ill omen of events, and a cannon salute followed the marriage. The event ended with a grand royal dinner hosted by the Prince Regent.
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London
Beautine
Canterbury
St. James'park
Lord Sidmouth
Duc Isle
Hall Past
Queen's Palace
Fame
Br. Hause
Hinvelf
Hesse
Cabeel
Prince of Heate Humbourg
Lord Liverpool
Sidmouth
King's Birthday Parade at Dublin Castle Station
The King's Birthday events featured a grand procession at the Phallix Park with troops from the Garrigon, a Royal salute from the Pigeon-house, and a Levee at the Castle. Lord Lieutenant and Countess Talbot rode in state vehicles, followed by Lancers, officers, and a loud ode and choruses with a rocket signal marking the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrigon
Phallix Park
Bedford Tower
Nelson’s Pillar
Countess Talbot
Youger
Lancers
George
Hibernia
Britain
Brunswick
Park Gate
Westmorland-street
Nasanu-street
Merrion-square
Stephen‘s-green
Grafton-street
College-green
Dame-street
Caatle-yard
Castle-yard
Wexford
Waterford
Parliament Street
Capel Street
Britain Street
Granby Row
Palace Row
Gardiner's Row
Mountjoy Square
Cavendish Row
Poxt Offire
County Infirmaries in Ireland Bill Provisions
Provisions of a bill to amend Acts establishing County Infirmaries in Ireland. Annual subscribers to County Infirmaries become Governors. subscription levels determine governor rights. Grand Juries may present funds for two infirmaries, with distributions to treasurers and regulatory compliance. Second infirmaries to be near a court, ten miles apart, with annual meetings for accounts.
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Ireland
Berein
Cork
Duoneral
Down
Galway
Kerry
Mayo
Tipperary
Tyrone
Armach
Clare
Londonderry
Limerick
Meath
Monaghan
Guinea
Boty
Catholic Affairs Meeting Deliberates on Emancipation Aid
The adjourned Catholic Board meeting in Besex street faced smaller attendance. Sub-Committee reports on translation and inspection of Cardinal Litta and the Pope letters, with motions to seek precise communications from Dr Troy. Debates urged Catholics to support candidates defending civil and religious liberty and to back Sir Francis Burdett’s praise.
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Catholic Board
Doctor Troy
Cardinal Litta
Cardinal Gitta
Clinch
Vector Troy
Lshops
Aan Bts
Joy
Coconnell
J. Bernard Clinch
Munsday
O'Connell
Troy
Duathytic Board
E. M*donnnell
Ireland
E. McOnnell
Soguics
Uwconkell
Francis Burdett
London
O’connell
Richard Ygorman
Coppinger
N. P. O'Gorman
Army Orders Relieve Regiments and Embarkation Movements
The army issues orders for immediate embarka tion of the 4th Dragoon Guards at Dublin and the 1st Dragoon Guards at Waterford for Biddeford disembarkation. Regiments are to be relieved by the Royal Dragoons and Scots Greys. Detachments relocate to various towns with numerous company transfers. A Canada route is set for the 1440 Regiment, while the 60th and 441st Regiments shift from Cork and Waterford to support garrisons. A bill on regimental debts and pay distribution is introduced in Parliament.
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4Th Dragoon Guards
Dublin
Mir Briaid
Waterford
Biddeford
Canada
Vermey
Dunaghadee
Cork
ATM Foot
Tralee
Rusucastie
Bantry
Shibbereen
Clonakill
Birr
Clonmel
En- Diskillen
Cavan
Limerick
Graves
8Th
Royal Irinh Regiment
Portsmouth
Lord Howard
Col
Carden
1Th Light Dragoons
Stalkart
17Th Foot
Henry
Foot
Wallace
Royal African Corps
Tucker
Royal Artilery
M‘neill
Royal West India Regiment
Kennedy
1St Ceylon Reginsul
M‘nulty
Clancy
House of Commons
His Majesty's Army
United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland
Admiralty Appointments and Naval Movements
Sir G Collier named Captain of the Creole at Chatham. Captain Pechell to Helvette at Sheerness for North America. Captain Raulsden to Seat at Deptford. Thornborough promoted to Commander. The Prosperous ship paid off at Deptford. Isler frigate nearly finished for Newfoundland station. Erebus group surveyed at Deptford for further service. Yurtar 90 guns ordered to be fitted for commission and service. Shark at Jamaica wrecked. Lieut Hunter tried by Court Martial and acquitted.
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G. Collier
Chatham
Pechell
Sheerness
North America
Raulsden
Deptford
Thornborough
Sir EK
Portamouth
Hamplton
Tomud
Sheeroees
Juannica
Hunter
Whale Taken at Blackrock in Cove and Channel Encounter
A large Grampus whale was killed near Ing's Quay Blackrock on a Sunday afternoon. Boats pursued it from Cove to the Channel, shots fired by Lieut Bates and others, the animal towed to the strand by 10 pm, dying after showing frathaces and broken teeth. A second whale of the same species was said to have been seen in the area about 26 years earlier.
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Blackrock
Ing ’S Quay
Wines
Cove
Fred
Lieut. Bates
Louch Mahon
Waterloo
Dadrock
Mr. Wall
Sos
Coe
Meeting on Dramatic Theatre Committee Pay Reduction
A Saturday meeting of the Drury Lane Theatre Committee and performers in the Saloon debated salary cuts to preserve the theatre. Peter Moore and Lord Yarmouth urged reductions from four pounds weekly to one half for top earners, while actors rejected compromise and threatened to strike if salaries were lowered.
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Ee Committee
Prrformers
Drury-Lane Theatre
Deiry-lane Theatre
Earl of Essex
Lord Yarmouth
Peter Moore
Tord Yarmouth
Dowtron
Dowron
Comniuter
Dowres
Progress in Italy Reducing Bandit Threats, Rome Reports
The latest accounts from Rome say life and property are increasingly secured in Papal dominions as banditti chiefs surrender, including a noted robber Cesaris. Yet home sentiment warns exaggeration of dangers abroad remains common, with fear of further outrages across Christian Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
Papal
Cesaris
Europe
Market Prices and Demand South Gower June Market Report
The Marketes Deans June 3 report notes very few buyers and continuing price declines with weak sales. Prime qualities sell slowly, farmers struggle to move grain, wheat and oats drop about one sixth per barrel equivalents, and only prime flesh materials fetch some demand at lower prices. Roglivh Wheat supply remains tight yet larger quantities arrive, with buyers paying near last week's bids. Barley shows slight activity gains, while other grains and groceries are broadly tepid.
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Deans
Ose Coun
Lesoos
Marbe
Prices and Quantities of Grains in Dublin Week End
Abstract of the returns for quantities and prices of corn grate meal flour sold at Dublin and the adjoining liberties for the week ending May 28. Includes barrels of each sort wheat rye pesos beans barley oats and stone equivalents to determine stone to barrel conversions. Details list quantities in barrels and stones for price comparison and standardization.
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Dubin
Usis
Clare
Waterford
Dubloo Uv
Jou
Newfy
Westport
Journey through Asia Minor and Armenia 1813 14 review
A critical survey of Macdonald Kinneir’s 1818 journey through Asia Minor Armenia and Koop distan noting geo prophetic observations costume and piastre taxes. The review critiques the work as learned yet limited by poor editing and lack of plates, tracing Kinneirs route from Constantinople in 1813 to Bombay in 1814 and detailing encounters with Servian chief Heni Georgi and other figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia Minor
Armenia
Koopdistan
Alexander
Macdonald Kinneir
London
Mr. K
Arriah
Strabo
Silace
Constantinople
Bombay
Sweden
Russia
Bonaparte
Moscow
Dresden
Turkey
Vienna
Servia
Zenny George
Notorious Kathrine and civic turmoil in changeling era
Fragmented OCR yields a garbled piece mentioning notorious figures, calumny, and governance. It hints at xenial discourse and protest themes, with faint references to travelers and social change amid provincial practices. Names and places are obscured, but a historical debate tone remains.
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Arrivariny
Catholic Affairs
Quebec
Chas. de Renhart
Archibald McLellan
Owen Keveney
Horison
Hay Company
Chat Gentleman
Che
Montreal
Messrs
Coltmin
Bochette
Gate
Court of King’s Benefs
Hubert Faille
Jean Bre-Lapuinte
D’orsenners
DuatTu
Gimnath
Granp
Claremont Ferrand
Chou
the Army
Ife
Belgrade
Elis
Semendria
Henny George
Porte
Liston
Ibrahim
Bosphorus
Scutari
Angora
Ust
Oscar
Napoleon
Greece
Cathrine
Yorks
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