Poem on Perceval Death and Patriot’s Tribute
A mournful elegy laments the late Mr. Perceval with lines honoring his virtue wisdom and public service. The verses condemn the killer and praise the hero as a guardian of Britain and a devoted friend and kinsman whose memory shall inspire patriotism. The piece closes with an epitaph praising Perceval’s steadfast integrity and public spirit.
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Lucy
Britannia
Ragnar
Confort
Peavevan
Perceval
Europe
Perceval the Great Minister and His Virtues Recall
A memorial sketch of William Pitt’s ally and successor Robert Perceval born 1762 London, educated at Harrow and Trinity Cambridge. It details his devout character, family life, rise through law and Parliament, and his calm, candour filled public service leading to the Admiralty counsel, Attorney General, and eventual Prime Minister role.
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Ciscovras
Heo
London
Tle
Lie Earl of Egmont
Arrow Schou
Venceval
Robert Wigram
Perveval
Uarcow
Win. Jones
Perceval
William Jones
Harrow
Pupity College
Cambridge
Munster of Arts
Trinity
Lincoln’s Inn
Rne
Admiralty
University of Cambidge
Pecceval
Charleon
Kent
Thos. Spencer Wilson, Bart
Lefethei
Tuem
Pottwo Weivck
Mc Perceval
Ieaby
Northampton
Shortby
Commons
Pitt
Mercera
Munself
Burke
General Order on Military Offences and Catholic Worship
Circular from the War Office dated March 95 advises regimental warrant officers may convene internal General Courts Martial for certain offences not requiring full General Court Martial. It emphasizes prevention through officer leadership and discipline over punishment, with limited reliance on harsher measures. It also directs that Catholic soldiers may attend their worship freely when duty permits. Also notes stock prices: 8 percent consols and 9 percent stock quotations.
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Colurela
Nda
House of Commons
Horse Guarda
Church of England
God
MARRIED ILLINOIS PAIR AT ST MARY LE HOGG CHURCH
An entry notes the marriage of a son of Samuel Seaty of Piney county Kerry to a bride from Bath. The ceremony took place at St Mary le Hogge Church with a witness list include local figures and a nod to the circumnavigator Opeke’s perilous voyages.
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Maltingralithe
Wiskiggy
Biana
Samuel Seaty
Piney Co. Kerry
Cence
Ecg Dhl Square
Ri Henty
Tehn
Eldidar
Bolinbruke
Mudmnay Beepad Duugher
Sie
Nemey
John Saan
St. Mary-le-hogg
Dasies
Quarantine Revoked for Ships from Cobas and North Haven
A Privy Council notice from Whitehall dated April 17 1812 revokes the October 4 1810 quarantine on ships touching at the Island of Cobas and related ports. It directs authorities to issue final guidance and allows merchant vessels in ballast from any flag except France to enter North Haven and South Haven without a royal licence. The proclamation also references prior orders from May 31 1809 and assigns enforcement to Treasury and Ordnance officials.
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Council Chamber
Whitehall
His Majesty
Privy Council
Mavannah
Cobas
S Treasury
Great Britain
Cinque Ports
Ordnance
Islea
Guernsey
Jersey
Aldecuer
Sark
Man
Queers Palace
Pereya Veasel
Helioland
Sandy Island
North Haven
South
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