Thanks for Fire Rescue from Jervis-lane Warehouse Blaze
William Glenton conveys gratitude to insurers bankers and college friends for prompt fire Engine aid that saved most of the stock after a warehouse blaze on Jervis-lane. He praises sheriff West officers and Gloucester and Cheapite regiments for vigilance and assistance. Public notice from Capel-street dated 18th March 1614.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker and Co
Traumedit
Anont
Atlas, Hope
Royal Exchange, Commercial
Union Insurance Companies
Studer
Trintry College
White
Corbett
Nottingham
Gloucester
Somerset
Capel-street
Levee at Dublin Castle March 1814 Returns Promised
Notice from Dublin Castle announces a levee to be held at the Castle on Sunday at four o clock in March. The court mourning ball is postponed to Thursday evening the same week. Gallants expected in full dress without hoops while gallies appear with feathers.
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Dublin Castle
Chamberlain’s Office
Diblin-Canle
Patrick
Mourning Attire Orders for Royal Household in Dublin 1814
March 16 1814 Dublin Castle issues orders on mourning dress for Prince Ernest of Mecklenburg Strenta and related royal house. Ladies urged to wear black silk or linen with accessories. gentlemen to wear black attire and sword buckles. Mourning to extend to Sunday March 27 with further refinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain's
Dublin-Castle
Prince Ernest of
Mecklenburgh Strenta
Rucinng
Contested News From The Front in Early 1814 Reports
The Dublin Journal notes mixed reports on Blucher and Buonaparte actions near Craone and Rheims with claims of 2900 Allied prisoners and cannon taken, while questioning the extent of Blacher’s engagement. It cites Swedish Crown Prince Liege arrival, Proclamations, and murmurs of Murat and Bayonne movements amid uncertain peace prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyhead
Pagis
Blucher
Moniteur
Buonaparte
Craone
Rheims
Winzingerode
Worowand
Langeron
Sacken
Leon
Blacher
Agne
Monterean
Nogent
Paris
Oudinot
Austria
Paria
Marthal Blucher
Bulow
Netherlands
Crown Prince of
Sweden
Liege
Cout Worenann
Monsieur
Quitir
Basle
Ase
Beauharnois
Mineo
Murat
Auche
Piacenze
Miole Ji
Castle
St. Ann
Bayonne
Lord Wellington
Partein
Buarvess
Petersburgh
Russia
Post
Fragmentary 1917 report hints at Allied supply and domestic stance
The text alludes to support flows and government alignment with Allies while noting public sentiment and shortages. It mentions a 20 000 stand supply from private contributions and concerns over a French gentry and BourkinDuprtcher references amid wartime debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourkin
Duprtcher
Montige
Montige” Uing
Moosiedhr
England
Bac ‘We
Lean Uia
Assize Address Urges Irish Grand Jury to End Civil Disorder
The Hon. Judge Day addresses the Grand Jury at Mullingar Crown Court urging swift action to curb civil unrest. He cites the Population Act deficiencies, warns of a heavy workload, and calls for vigilant examination of Crown witnesses to uncover leaders and motives behind the disturbances. He likens the crisis to past insurrections and urges firm, coordinated measures by county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullingar
Lord Forbes
William Maga
Thos
Pakenham
Jamée
Sir Rich
Levinge
Bare
Richerd
Handocky
Sir Thos
Chapman
Barts
Thins
Whitney
Ralph Smyth
Joseph M. Dale
Hugh Tuite
James Gibbps
Ralph Beagles
Robert M. Tigue
Porlard
Theo
Fetherston
Robert Cooke
Westmeath
Lam
Great Britain
Timland
Haly Trout
Percefil
Darrhen
Arishmeth
Irish peasantry unrest and armed raids reported in Westmeath
The Westmeath Journal notes a week of insurrectionary activity with armed gangs roaming the countryside near the town. Attacks target houses seeking arms, with break ins at Ladium Lodge Friaratown and Mr Burke Friaratown and Mr Andrew Smith. A young servant at Moortown bravely repels attackers threatening his master’s property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Friaratown
Andrew Smith
Controversy Over Roman Catholic Doctrines Rages in Debate
The speech by Mr Dunn and the heated exchanges in the House touch on Roman Catholic beliefs and the proposed declaration of their religion. References to Popery, Protestant history, and the Board's conduct fuel sharp partisan crowd reaction and calls for English solidarity in defense of Protestantism.
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Dunnrove
Cate
Boltrd
Abe
Epeeton
England
Hidersfield
Ienara
Cottier
Broney
Delray Soap
Phstahia
Norittaw
Aden
Ini Hey
Waihe
Cathie
Board Oshers
Ag Noni
J Beald
Torger Ander
Dunn
Dreghoogle
Exery
Sdene
Dutin
Rose Apeiny
Rook
Roach
Sheridan
Mahon
O'Consell
Ore
Rch
Dublin
Troy
Church of Rome
Smithfield
Popnh
Bonper
Treland
Vinegar Hill
Leland
Egland
Pertius Agatne
Death notices from a Dublin medical obituary column
Died on the ninety fifth year Surgeon Greene of Cottage Dublin mourned. On Saturday evening last aged ninety five the death of Ahij Jol Githogegi of Adbey-mrecy is announced.
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Greene
Dublin
Adbey-mrecy
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The
Dublin Journal
Eerhy
Kildare
M. Thos. Eleary
Moortown
Caphowa Agai
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