Mourning dress orders for royal funeral in Dublin
His Majesty's Cause of Dublin issues mourning requirements for the funeral of the Prince of Mecktenburgh Strelica. Women to wear black silk garments and accessories. men to wear black cloth attire with plain cravats. Mourning begins Sunday the 27th inst.
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Dublin Castle Theatre and Irish Royal Notices 1814
Notices from Dublin Castle announce a cavre at the Castle on Sunday the 90th of March and mourning events at Court shifting to March 24. The Gazette notes Holyhead Mails, military dispatches, and Allied battles with France, Rome, and Naples, including reports from Admiral Durham and Sir George Prevost, and updates on Belgian provinces and Austrian positions.
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Buffalo
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Factional Urging in Petition Sparks Protestant Backlash
A fragmented report notes a petition urged by Mr. Grigtan toward Protestants, claiming mass support from various factions. It alleges total signatures amount to 786 while Protestant backing across regions reached 2,701, prompting questions on Catholic ascendancy and sedition materials found in Belfast.
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Drenman
Houses of Lords
of Commons
Pierce
Catholic Board
Lord Wellington Targets Small Craft in Adgur Action
Report states Lord Wellington plans to destroy small vessels in the Adgur area to cut off supplies for Bayonney and French forces. It notes Congress rockets used against the provisioning trader and mentions transfer of a Billird Horse to river command near Cape, with Alex Douglis of the navy involved.
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Adgur
Bayonney
Bagixen
Cape
Alex Douglis
Navy
English Papers Post War Rumors and Parliament Adjourment
London Tuesday March 9 reports French news scarce with no fresh Paris actions by March 22. The paper doubts the Troyes region battle and notes Cabinet decisions on Castlereagh communications. It defends opposition to peace with Buonaparte and discusses impending adjournment and parliamentary maneuvers.
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Europe
Siege and troop movements reported across Europe in February
Dutch papers describe 6800 Wurtemberg troops marching toward Frante and siege artillery from Erfurt to be placed before Hosisgen. Reports cite Russian corps movement, capitulation talks at Mentz, and Neapolitan and Roman state proclamations amid broader French resistance and Allied operations.
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Eugene de Robiano
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Milan
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