The Queen and the unrest in London streets
A chaotic scene unfolds as crowds riot near royal residences, with windows broken and property damaged. Lord Exmouth leads a defense stance, Life Guards restore calm, and police coordinate patrols while reporting officers sustain injuries. The Queen retreats to Portman Street as parliament debates her position and future steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Saad Gee
CIA
London
Beiday
Fon
Her
Che Tayo
Bony
Varda
Bart Thinley
Earl Pawls
Lord Sidmonth
Axton
Uwerdord
Anglevents Howse
van Hecke
Water Street
Marlborough-street
Molicecoffce
Mackenzie
T. Dabb
J. Mac Adina
Jd, Watling
J. Clayton
Sidiaomh
Sidinauttis
Exmouth
Mackenzies
Plank
Wales
Lord Exmouth
Adaus
Presuiaj
Valentine
Eutlauses
Wilsent
Fudhry
Lee
Stuart
Archibeld
Laury A. Jtamittua
Portumwn Street
Tamilton
Grougham
Dens di
Saya
Donorghware
Grey Bennet
Court at the Palace Attends Royal Investiture
His Majesty held a court at the palace with nobles and officials including the Duke of Wethogtan and the Master of the Household. An investiture followed at the Bath with various officers and attendants named, including Admiral Sie thoy and Sir A. Beal Boyd, as new peers were presented and introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Chiareneu
Anberlang
Duke of Wethogtan
Bath
Peeley
onitedGchool May
Bette Roons
Adanea
Adaline Ral Sard
Campbell
Trial of Louis Louvel in the Paris Royal Conspiracy Case
The trial recounts Louvel's plot to assassinate the Duke of Berry and the king. Judges press questions on motives, affiliations with Bonaparte, and alleged influences of political intruders. Witnesses describe Louvel's preparations, travel, and state of mind as the court weighs guilt and punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bonaparte
Hyrms
Adanasien
Bern
Dalways
Waliow
Bertyy
Tata
Teachaig
Pie
Anand
Beta
Easwerd
Uae
Adais
Trial Notes on Montmorency Case and Decapitation Demand
An 18th century court scene reports the viscount de Montmorency admitting his horror yet defending his crime as due to personal motive. The trial adjourned, then resumed with Bonnet opposing proceedings as Ganvel submits written defenses. The Attorney General declares the accused guilty and sentences decapitation as prescribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elrhie
Aerima
Tursnay
Jore
Laurel
M. Bonnet
Ganvel
Revryal
Petition From Jonaire and Colbert Read In House
A House debate centered on a petition from Jonaire and others. Mr W Colbert urged its reading. The petition claimed taxes, currency shifts, and the Bank Restriction Act caused hardship, including a mortgage on an estate at Botley, Southampton, risking foreclosure without fair money circulation. The matter was laid on the table and the session adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowpary
Jonaire
Holland
W. Colbert
eBotley
County of
Sanhampton
Etitian
Promotions in British Army Nominations and Exchanges
From the London Gazette military promotions list, officers are named for brevet, rank increases, and transfers across units. Several Lieutenants rise to Captains, Majors advance, cadets become Cornets or Lieutenants, and appointments include exchanges, half-pay shifts, and retirements across regiments and corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
Rovian Anrinaway
A. Wood
A. Macdonald
J. H. Wood
C. He Mee
J. Coddy
Hall
Wilson
O'Brien
Lian
Dravooss
H. Pratt
Pur Vo Holmes
Wilmot
Pratt
G. Robbing
G. al Moultrie
Y. Gell
WS. Ruddach
V. Moultrie
G. B. Jatliffe
Ruddack
G. Duncombe
IM. College
G. C. Connor
McManus
L. Nelson
V. Fortescue
R. Ver
Bat
F. Neynoe
Grant
V. Nelson
Worsley
Lieat
GM. Ellis
V. Faunt
W. Lax
Liew
V. Elis
Com. Burrows
York Chasseura
V. Lax
R. Bence
1St Foot Guards
V. de Reynaulds
Jean PB. Smith
V. Simpson
Tsth
T. M.paylor
V. V. A. Morris
Roth
J. Murphy
V. G. Uarrivon
J. Mitchell
25Th Foot
T. Hobbs
Ceylon
J. Kennedy
Por
Gray
T. Mylios
Bourbon
Wid Kennedy
Lient
P. Pox
Gryson Pioneer Lascars
V. Kennedy
CaPk Coats
Cavatry
C. A. Somerset
Infantry
Gieut
J. Massey
20Th Light Dragoons
C. VT. Bird
Cornet
Lnfantry
C. Stuart
Aitchison
Artillery
F. Pitzelarence
Cellstream Foot Guards
A. Stockenstroom
Somerset
Cavalry
A.B. Armstrong
Royal African Corps
Fleeson
BR. African Corps
Ene
Knight
the Ton
G. T. Keppel
W. Markham
V. Stockenstroom
TH. DB
Iran
Military
EB. Enois
AM. College
Richmond
Humphreys, Braver
J. W. Kettlewell
I. Artillery
Charles Grifflin
Yarmouth Castle
Isle of Wight
Worneley
Parliament Debates Foreign Trade and Army Estimates
A Manchester era report notes petitions from Wm Cobibett of Batsley and Wall inhabitants on voting rights while Prendergast’s election is upheld. Merchants and shipowners push for tariff changes. A select committee on foreign trade is formed. Lamb postpones his Reform motion to the 27th. Army estimates propose 92,000 troops. measures for barracks, quartering soldiers, and Exchequer bills advance before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bod
Freveral Manfert
Coromeue
Wihale
Pooper
Borane
Shaun
Loudon
Prival Andjietineil
Lord Liverpool
Cas- Hereagh
Caxuereagh
Broupghams
Cabure
Brough Mn
Dennian
Mitchinson
Foreign Office
St Omer
Halland
House of Lords
Chia
Alood
Wm. Cobibett
Batsley
Be Kratchtull
Galway
Prendergast
Venan NS
Sykex
Wall
York
Yorkshire
Leverpool
Tiber Loys
Marryatt
Baring
Castlereagh
Vansittart
Canning
Robinson
Tierney
Lamb
Wilson
Finlay
Fluskisson
8. Byarne
Sirdy Mewport
Lambion
Army of
Great Britain
Davies
J. Newport
B. Gordon
Uedere
Lord Palmerston
Dba
Marriages and Deaths in Various Parishes and Towns
In Galway and Limerick areas several marriages are noted including Michael Treey to Anne Crosby in Galway and William Enright to Henrietta Bourke in Limerick. Other unions connect Admiral James Douglas to Blathwayt and Archibald Johnston to Miss Clarkson. Deaths mention Sir James Rand of Castle Connell and several local ladies, with expected notices from Kilita and Great Gates Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirths
Drove
Sussex
Col. Wendham
Ac Richmond Barescks
M'Pherson
Royal Highhalders
Olsan
Brralton
Lady of St. Menee
Hovhenter
Gore
Daughiter
Galway
Michael Treey
Bay
Firmerly
Longbrea
Mins Anne Qrrosby
Joseph Ormsby
Exene
Limerick
William Enright
Misa Hourles
Jala Bourke
Athidlonan
Gunaty Limerick
Michael Quinlan
Mowit Beidvet
Cmnary Cork
Misa Eliza Green
F- Greet
London
George Jenona
Maria Jane
Sudames Gambier
le Dagne
James Douglas
James Pooglae
Hart
Mes
Blathwayt
Bryanstyre Aghare
Rondon
Edinhureh
Archibald Johnston, Jaulive
Dittowie
Miss Clarkson
Dient
Chirkvon
East India Company
Attastle Connell Church
John Pennefyther
John Allen Ve Burgzhy
Bert
Anna Matilda
Eldlent Dauglurr
Waller
Castle Waller Bay
Ste Jol
Newyport
Castle Connell
O'Botens
Printed Advertisements and Subscriptions at the Office
The notice lists subscription rates and terms for advertisements and subscriptions, with prices in pounds for annual and four months. It references the proprietor’s office and the general mail office, indicating where services are received and managed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waal
AO Mnron Ie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morning Chronicle
Lord Tiverpool
Mtv
Denman
Candutcagl
House of Commons
Cowan
Louvel
Atlen
Avehambsolt
Metz
Marelal
Cat Touét
Viethis
Ayiovinus
Eictauis
Berry
A. Nour
Calais
IBM
France
Tf Mis Ltd
Hiv
Euirning
Fouylatableau
Iyland
Ella
Elba
Napoleon
Eden
Patis
Chambery
Veance
Mouse OF Commuons
Mownay
Tye Roy
Willen Uarknear
Jotin Toad
Longgield
Tyrone
Kilt
Janes Rand
Bart
Wilis
Great Gate
Mra. Wicks
Dublin
Warrela
James Riddall
Debio
Lipertien
Kueley
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!