Proclamation and Oath as Spanish Provisional Junta Acts
A historical public notices summary shows proclamations from the Provisional Junta on restoring civil liberty, election orders, and press censorship changes in 1820. It details ministers chosen for finance, a decree abolishing the Inquisition, municipal elections rules, and troop oaths at Madrid's Prado Parade, with generals and regiments listed as taking oath to the Cadiz constitution.
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Epenka
Europe
Atascavon
Mary F
Ad Catrin
Josef Garcia Dela Torre
Antonio Gonzales Salon
Committee of Finance
Tribunal al Che da
Cal Gz
Cofns
Indy Ater
Supreme
Inquisition
Alcadee
Cadiz
A.D. Joseph Garcia DE LA Torre
Junta “ Carizens
Presa
Chee
Chamber of the Junto
Madrid
Prado
Marquis of Caarela
Duke of Infutitudo
Castledowrina
New Castile
Don Gaspar de Vigodet
Don Josefie Zayas
Don Francisco Ballagteros
Ferdinand ViI
Don Carlos
Almanza
Corpa
Balinteros
Iai
Genuis
Fragmented OCR reads like garbled notes from a local page
The readable bits mention names and places in a jumbled line of text. Despite the confusion the piece hints at a community item or notice with scattered names and terms, offering minimal clear action or outcome.
Dublin Journal Report On Spanish Constitution Events
The Dublin Journal notes unrest as the Spanish constitution effort faces opposition from the Cortes and Madrid. It mentions patrols, protests, and a king's decision prompting two thousand troops to march toward Madrid from Caruña, with reactions from Alagon and Bliv.
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Spountsil Peate
Beta Ty Cie Baie
Alogon
Valoria
Gihocrol Bliv
Pampolona
Caruana
Madrid
Hastings trial verdict anticipated after ninth day reports
The report covers days five through nine of Hunt's trial with Justice Barney summing up for the Crown and the jury expected to return a verdict on Monday. Witnesses for the defense describe no fear or violence during the Hastings meeting as soldiers moved in, and the court adjourned until nine o'clock on Monday morning with jurors told to avoid London papers.
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Hunt
York
Justice Barney
Hust
Busett Wright
Hastings
Sydney Walker
Bengal Native Infantry
Wiliam Thelwall
Qor
Robert Grinty
Samued Slagk
John Molyavaie
Jace Wood
Fone
Hlewas
Thomas Brooks
Locke
Bailey
Phont
Datips
Salford
John Milley
Juda Cueche Roberts
Manchester
Robert Hindmarsh
Julia Nebiassa
Justice Bate
Sabelvetory
Pbs
Clive E
Loares
Napin
Hourtes
Owt
London
Tron
Unclear Postwar Election Names Declared
Fragmentary OCR lists names and numbers from a potential election or registry, including Hon Col Picquibon Sir Alde Vere and Capt Walter O Grady with various figures. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable due to incomplete text. safe summary reflects partial names and numbers without asserting facts.
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Gener TE Plection
Limeum A
Mundar
Maret
Col
Picquibon
Alde Vere
Eady
Walter O'Grady
Cuty Lemmelge Moynilie
The
Major Vereher
County election ends in decisive White victory
Voters filled the streets as Colonel White won the county contest over Colonel Palboo by a clear margin. The carriage procession with Mrs Tilhat and local ladies followed the parade, while crowds cheered and townspeople prepared celebrations and speeches in Leche street.
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Wemion
Coronel
Eaodilon
Cok Lalbot
Halitethe County
Pins Hoenilen
Cogmet
Wamillon Sles
Talwar
Dickey
Police
Patriot
Ediot
Tilhat
Dita
Papolaes
Leche
Right fies and arrivals signal busy day in county
The Right fies CL Grant is expected to leave the secretary’s ledge in the park to attend the election for the County of In Verobes with votes anticipated to be unanimous. Passengers arrived yesterday in the Elylid ret a Lortyons Lbcally to the Messie Doyne Lembest Aehwerdty Sash Cheeawn and Hanse. Jericho Ov nine by the Cloekester Paclet is noted with waits at Dremlopamd Waites
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CL Grant
Cig
Verobes
Vicor
Hogs
Lela
Pasengers
Messie
Doyne
Lembest
Aehwerdty
Cheeawn
Ana Hanse
Aml
Jericho
Cloekester Paclet
Thee
Leona
Waites
The Monastery Remains a Romantic Novel of Waverley Era
A long notice reviews Walter Scott’s The Monastery 1820 edition. It discusses the hybrid mix of feudal romance and supernatural agents, critiques the departure from Scott’s usual manners painting, and outlines the principal Avenel Glendinning plot with Julian Avenel, Mary Avenel, Halbert and Edward Glendinning, and the White Maid of Avenel. The review notes Glendearg’s fortress, the Bible’s contested possession, and the intertwining fates at the monastery amid border exploits and mystic phenomena.
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Waverly
Meinturgh
Publin
Clutterbuck
Gignoagubare
Hoxburgh
Waverley
Jedediah
Corks
Mamyion
Otrath
Avenel
Julian Avenel
Martin
Lib ‘Vacket
Glendinning
Glendearg
Pinkie
Halbert
Edward
Mary Avenel
St. Mary
Loniface
Eustace
Feading
St. Peircie Shaftan
Elizabeth
Lilly
Scotland
Christie of
Clinthill
William of
Deloraime
Westburn-flat
Mysie Happer
Murray and
Morton
Tts
Olive
St. Mary’s
Glenfeary
Aalert Glendinning
Edward Glendinning
Mary of
Ualbert
Miller
Merete Statton
Tower of
Chontoary
Eatennai
Hairdome
The Maid of the Mill and Sir Piercie Shalton Scene
A fragmentary notice reviews a romance featuring the Maid of the Mill, Lady Mary Avenel, Sir Piercie Shalton, and Talbert. It traces a duel, mistaken deaths, escapes, and a monastery raid, led toward a final disappearance and upcoming extracts. It also notes Grattan’s health and a birth at Ballindolan in County Kildare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elspeth
Damael
Mysie
Christie
Chat-hill
Shia Coxcomb
Sip Piercig Shalton
Rory
Our Losts
Gor
Oir Piereie
Shaflan
Agong
Mary Avenel
Pierciy Shafton
Nalbot
Sir Viercie
Avenel
Talbert
Julian Avenels
Piercie
Edinburgh
Hinbert
Mary
Piercie Iy Mase
Edward
Ballindolan
County
Koldare
Horr
Eon
Public Notice Advertising Office Seeks County Newspapers
An advertisement agency invites solicitors and agents to place ads in journals across England and Scotland. The Dublin office offers services for national papers, promising timely placement, reduced costs, and prompt execution for orders. Readers are urged to leave comments at the office for publication in country newspapers.
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LAW
Netcas Ra
GENER
Gimiar
Moers
On and Co
London
Founquny
Ville-Strelt Dublin
Dacre
Tuis U.tee
United Kings
Didsieut Neatyaners
Reploas
Ira
Merctunty
Burellers
Neudy
Vitads
Emery
Kdenynay
Lower Sache Puhlin
Azo
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