Soldiers and Officers Debate Anti Catholic Petition Actions
A fragment discusses conduct of officers and soldiers regarding an Anti Catholic Petition in Ireland. It argues soldiers should remain neutral in political matters, notes signatures by officers could inflame public opinion, and urges the military to focus on duty rather than politics. It criticizes reliance on a newspaper for framing views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Differdot
Richiogia
Ireland
Evening Post
New Corn Bill Sparks Debate On Agricultural Prices
A London tavern club calling itself the Agricultural Association seeks a higher import price for corn. The House of Commons rejected any corn law change, with critics arguing permanent price rises harm labor, rents, and overall society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace-yard
Agricultural Association
First
Rosinson
Vansitrant
Canunia
Roatson
House of Commons
Political debate and parliamentary clashes in 1819 coverage
A detailed report covers debates in the House of Commons on Mr Quinn and Mr Grady, including Grady’s confinement to Newgate, Hutchinson’s bid for Grady’s release, and assorted speeches on privilege. It also notes Westminster election returns, and figures for the Windsor establishment and royal household costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
W. Quinn
Limerick
T. W. Grady
Quinn
Grady
T.W. Grady
Hutchinson
Meeting at Purwunnt nan Chapel Leads To Fatality
A fragmented report describes a meeting at Purwunnt nan Chapel ending in a fatality. The text mentions faces and geese, with unclear details on participants, location, and causes. The garbled OCR obscures concrete names or outcomes.
Fragmentary Journal Note on Exchequer Accounts and Rates
A garbled OCR fragment discusses the Exchequer accounts and rates, mentioning rent, low rates, and a strange shorthand about Consols and dollars. The text is incomplete with many misspellings and unclear names, but hints at financial accounting and a scheduled event or meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandon
Rida
Gardetey
Silla
Acta
Court Martial at Plymouth Trials Dragoons Captain Smyth
A General Court Martial at Government Henge Plymouth spans from the 10th to the 16th for Captain R Smyth of the 7th Dragoon Guards on charges concerning an injurious report about a detachment at Glion and threatening conduct toward Mr O Donnel. Proceedings include an address by Lt Col Dunne and witness testimony. Smyth awaits Prince Regent approval. Malta reg reforms cut export duty and streamline voyages. Governor proclamations. Count Laudmand seeks US naturalization. a drowning death described at Dawlywinton estate riverbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Henge
Plymouth
R. Smyth
7Th Dragoon Guards
Duane
Dragooge
Glion
Tipperary
R. O'Donnell
R. O’donnell
Glinn
O’donnel
O'Donnel
Col. Dunne
Smyth
Prince Regent
Malta
Britain
Gozu
Count Laudmand
District Court of the United States
New Orleans
United States
Dawlywinton
Fragmentary 19th Century Notice From India Regiment
A garbled OCR item lists names and ranks such as Ensigns Gilby and Rib, half pay transfers, hospital work, and references to the 8th Foot and India Regiment. Many words are unreadable, but the segment hints at military personnel changes and a death or depletion in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parshate
Rieti
Anthe
J. Lei
Nme
Heiter
Gant
Boatga
Bares
Shea
India Regiment
Ensigd
Gilby
Rib
Hospital Korksiaeaa
Trials For Slavery Voyage Off Isle Of France
Defendants Philippe Cadsy alias Phillibert Agard cone and Joseph Aan Tresgrosse faced judge Dest and commissioner Richsman on charges of nefarious slave trafficking. Evidence showed 92 Mozambique captives were landed to be sold in France, most naked and unable to move. The Magicienne frigate hunted slave traffic. prisoners were found guilty and sentenced to three years’ confinement in the House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippe Cadsy
Phillibert
Agard Cone
Joseph Aan
Tresgrosse
Wese
Jualice Dest
Bary ‘Richsman
Coinl
Felopfals
Mosambiqde
Africa
France
Magicienne
Isle
House of Correction
Royal Court decision frees Henry from illegal acts in Paris
In a Paris Royal Court ruling dated January 10, the court annulled foreign judgments against Henry, voided the proceedings by Boylon in Versailles, and ordered Boylon to pay all costs. It held that foreign court judgments have no execution in France and noted damages to Henry and his family to be assessed, with further process to recover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heary
France
Henry
Versailles
Paris
E. Henry
Mr. Henry
Bayleu
Switzerland
Boylon
Royal Court of
Ariliary Aa
Royal Court
Bian
Boyton
Costa
Lands to Let in County Westmeath from May Day
Proposals invited for freehold lettings of several plots in the Robert Cooke estate at Cloagban Cloughan Mullingar and surrounding lands. Areas include sixty and fifty plus acres with bog meadow and mills. one hundred twenty two acres on Cloughan mountain. other parcels held by heirs and representatives. Properties lie near Mullingar Killucan Maynabell and Magheradeane. Hay tyth free. no preference promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciree
Robert Cooke
Cloagban
Newman
Faria Itous
Cloughan
Donnetiva
Macdown
Michael Jxginelly
Cookesborough
Augbadough
John Ferrall
Audore
Mullingarandag
Killucan
Maynabell
Magberadeuwu
Bey
Thomas Walsh
Cluswuyie
Muliingar
Dublin Market Notes and Wheat Trade Report 1910
A detailed Dublin market summary reports weekly price movements for corn, wheat, barley, oats, flour, and related goods. It notes Anglo Irish and American trade, price declines, and quantities sold, with a Dublin Castle levee planned for March 8. The report cites specific prices, trade activity, and market observations from February 5, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amma
Atwe
Ena
Bathely
Dante
Limerick
Waterford New
Cork
New
Scotch New
Drogheda
Pew
Dublin
Friova
Liberties
St Patrick Celebrations with Dress Code at Dublin Castle
Chamberlain's Office announces a drawing room at the Castle on Thursday March 4 with guests asked to bring name and residence cards to the door. A ball and supper will occur on Wednesday March 7 in celebration of St Patrick. Ladies without hoops and gentlemen in full dress are requested. mourning is not admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain’s Office
Dublin Castle
Tety
Ireland
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Yasulttett
Robinson
Board of Cunnels For
Hieti
Te Board of Trade
Geo. Canning
George Webb Hall
MR. Quin—Mill
Ina Minch
Gundy
Quin
Mr. Wynn
Mrr. Hutchinson
Timdy
R. Wilson
Mc. Courtenay
Girady
W. Bootle
N. Calvert
Bennet
Kingdom
Mc. Grady
G. Lamb
Z.c. Hobhouse
Greas Po
Windsor
Stephenson
Penne
Evenson
Uscheld
B.C
Homschaldat Wiadser
Houstbald
Stephensos
Asd
Equeery
Mannere Fee
Gai Gui
Carrwright
Brent
Spencer
Ape
Dewieal Wier, Falf-pas Pow
Baily Fes
County Westmeath
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