Petition and debates at Westminster amid war news
An 18th century parliamentary scene shows the Earl of Lrade-dale presenting Glasgow timber duties, the Queen’s petition discussed by Lord Deeresid and the Lord Chancellor, with Grey and Holland weighing propriety. Meanwhile news from Valencia notes reinforced garrisons, banditry, and halted Atlantic commerce as privateers plague routes in the Strait to Cadiz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hos
Monoat
Prive Oclok
Royal
Darkigion
Earl of Lrade-dale
Chamber of Commerce of
Glasgow
Von
Deeresid
Hindor
Menares
Thia
Earl Grey
Lord Holland
Woolrause
Saragos
Valencia
Gento
Cadiz
Ali Pacha and Ottoman Collapse Rumors In Constantinople
Reports from Constantinople warn of formidable preparations by the Porte to crush Ali Pacha of Janina and note rival Pachas across Asia and Europe seeking autonomy. Greek support for Ali prompts a potential exchange of faith for relief from oppression, signaling a fragile era for Ottoman authority. Excavations in Rome reveal ancient remains near the Arch of Titus and structures from Adrian’s era, including white marble steps and a pediment, with several rooms and artifacts uncovered. Died at Abbeyhill, Fletcher Norton, senior baron of the court of exchequer in Scotland, age about 64, after a long tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali Pacha
Constantinople
Porte
Pacha
Janina
Ali
Asia
Europe
Ottoman Empire
Itiassid
Greece
Sona
Jordan
Sunbury
Rome
Ambasador
Adrian
Coliseum
Temple of Peace
M- Fea
M. Landon
France
Arch of Titus
Aix
Sana
Bachhus
Paris
Abbeyhil
Fletcher Norton
Court of Exchequer
Scotland
Baron Wynne
Baron
Fletcher
Girst
Grantley
Iss Bakrowin
James Dalmein
Gun Prevent
Jord Grantley
Edinburgh
Trench
General Order from the Commander in Chief Admonishes Guards
The general order issued by the Commander in Chief defends royal discipline amid recent incidents in the Guards. It reiterates royal duty to the service, urges loyalty, and condemns casual dereliction while praising the Guards’ long record and the army’s reputation. Additional notes report trials, prisoners, hay harvest, a major fire in Cornet Street, and arrivals including Mr Madison and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
3D Regi. of
Guards
Corpa
Henry Torrens
Nessit
Parker
Woolwich
Maidstone
Carrickfergus
Aasirea
Eantwoog
Gaston
James Foulds
Stewarton
Ayr
Carsow
Cornet-street
Pitcoua
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Union
College,green
Dun
Atlas
Phasnix
Britannia
Boggie
Liverool
William Grace
Truel
Frank
Major Savage
M'Quay
Fairclough
Madison
United States of America
Nelson
Bourdeault
Americas
Giant's Causeway
Curk Southern Reporter
College Street
William Roach
Tenniscour
Townsendtreet
Roach
Harmess
Patrick Leahy
William Carroll
Jas
Kennedy
Gubbett
Newgate
Fushcion
Tuesay
Limmix
Sinmingi
Mary’s Lane
Mary Mooney
Simmix
Coronation Preparations Move Ahead at Westminster Hall
Reports describe extensive renovations for the Coronation at Westminster Hall and Westminster Abbey. Galleries, new seating, and a grand projecting gallery rise in the hall. Abbey aisles receive guarded galleries and Poets Corner fills with spectators. The throne and St Edward’s chair will anchor the ceremony with organ lofts and musicians in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Bench
Weatmiminster Hall
Exchequer
Niet Prides
Middlesex
Guildhall
Westminster
Chancery Court
King’s Bench Court
Butteressen
Richards
Edward
New South Wales Gazette: Convict Arrivals and Colony News
Reports from Sydney to late February detail convict ship arrivals from Ireland and England, survivors, and voyage times. It notes cultural exchanges with Uranie Freycinet, Russian discovery frigate visits, native education progress at Paramatta, improved roads to Parmatta and Nassau, hemp strength of New Zealand timber, and the death of George Johnson from a fall. European goods demand, Admiral Cockburns cargo, and Regalia sailing plans are mentioned along with a Dr O Halloran whaling advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
Minerva
Ireland
England
Lord Wellington
Castle Forbes
Eliza
L’uranie
Freycinet
Alaa
Discovery
Cranie
Paramatta
Soney
Ocean
Bay of Islands
Shungee
Parmatta
Nassau
New Zealand
Baltic
George Johnson
Admiral Cockburs
O'Halloran
Trade and Intercourse Between Great Britain and Ireland
Petitioners urge that customs duties on British goods into Ireland be allowed to lapse in 1822 as provided by the Act of Union. They argue Ireland’s limited coal supply and weak cotton industry, plus high trade frictions, hinder growth. They request freedom of passenger movement between Great Britain and Ireland to boost prosperity and curtail burdensome searches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counnens
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Ireland
Great Britain
Patta
England
House
Scotland
Ori
Royal Visit Looms for Plymouth at Coronation Time
The Plymouth Telegraph reports confidence the King will visit Plymouth after the coronation. His Majesty is expected to embark at Portsmouth on August 4, with Admiral Lord Exmouth resuming command in Plymouth at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Elis
Portsmouth
Lord Exmouth
Grand Juries Sworn Across Leinster Munster Circuits
The text lists juries for Leinster and Munster circuits across counties and cities including Dublin area towns, Wicklow Wexford Waterford Kilkenny Limerick Clare Kerry Cork and Cork city with dates July to August. It notes commission days ten or three oclock and orders for records and recognizances, penalties for nonattendance, and officials involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louth
Dundath
Latarney
Monaghan
Firmagh
Armagh
Antrim
Carrickfergus
Carrickferges
Downpatrick
Moore
Johnwont
William Kemmis
Longford
Cavan
Fermanagh
Enninkilton
Tyrone
Omagh
Doness
Lifford
City and Co. of Londonderry
Derry
Justice Pletcher
Jobb
Ene
Wellesley P. Fletcher
Rowley Heyland
Langford
Donegal
Londonderry
Crown Office
Witnewen
Indictmentsee
Connaught
Sligo
Leinster
Waterford
Echh
Tadoro
Munster
Clare
Limerick
Kerry
Cork
Also Mentioned on This Page
Implpi
Parliament
London
Ata
Ats
Brabant
Ned Hambro
Breimen
Poland
Tong
Clacur
County of
Kildare
Naas
Thureday
Stlow
Carlow
Monds Ith
Queens County
Dorowgh
Ing’s
Pailparr
Gilla
Ste
Gran Jury
Circhit
Rogusda
Deaghada
Ly Tower
Sapkyill
Dublin
Warwickentreet
Warwick-syare
Lies Pieet-atreet
Handan
J. T. Spier Square
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!