Critique of Liberty and Law in a Turbulent Speech
A fragment discusses government unity, protection of property, and the People versus law officials. It cites Mr Carr and the mob, condemns assassins and lawlessness, and references Luck Cade, Queen Elizabeth, and Puritan suppression as context for a volatile constitutional debate.
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Carr
Tamersas
Horserace
Themelves
Middlesex
Botany Bay
Piccadilly
Savoy
Codri
Cade
Exazapern
Carlow Militia Commended by General Brown in 1818
A Hastings dated letter from March 29 1818 records Major General Brown praising the Carlow Regiment for exemplary discipline while stationed at Hastings. He expresses thanks to the commanding officer and officers and soldiers and notes regret at their departure. He believes their future conduct will reflect credit on their country.
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Garlow
Hastings
Hull
Carlow
Brown
Te Carlow
Westdeath Militia praised for order and cordiality in Dover letter
A letter from Dover dated April 1812 commends the Westmeath Regiment for perfect conduct while quartered in the garrison. Mayor Edward Thompson expresses gratitude to Lt Col Pageant and officers for kindness to inhabitants, noting magistrates’ satisfied sentiments.
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Dover
Westdeath
Great Britain
Goth
Deak
Westmeath
Eward Thompson
Flag of Truce Dispatches Reach Dover and Calais
Reported arrival of multiple Flags of Truce in the Downs and Calais with French dispatches. The first flag carried apologies after batteries at Calais fired. the second flag reached Dover in fog, was received by Lieutenant Clark, and sent to Admiral Foley in London. A later flag arrived in the Downs in a small fishing boat with 12 men, but the French officer did not land and returned to the coast.
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Londomn
Satordat
Mat
Downs
Atlantral
Deal
Calais
Trace
London
Foley
Wear
Londo
Swedish diplomacy denounces France in Bernadotte era notes
Reports from Sweden and surrounding regions describe hostile language toward Buonaparte's Continental System. References to Bernadotte's role, British diplomacy with a minister at Orebro, and Austrian and Russian movements are noted. The dispatches mention conspiracies against Emperor Alexander, arrests of officials, and plots involving Spiranski and Magnetzki with a French connection.
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Bernadotte
France
Sweden
Buonaparte
Thornton
Orebro
Great Britain
Daspare
Austria
Dresden
Major von Klint
Chapman
Carlscrona
Dantzic
Copenhagen
Psvenssman
Mantz
Kexholm
Petersburgh
Gohde
Alexander
Spiransky
Mapnetzky
Siberia
M. Spiranski
Russia
Bf Magnetzki
Spilanski
Treason trial reveals plots and imperial suspicions
An 1818 dispatch notes a treasonable correspondence linked to Spiranski, Magnetzki, and others. It reports banishment to Siberia for several conspirators and a policy shift amid rising war tensions, including recall of British officers and a mass levy of two men per 500 to strengthen the Russian army.
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Atrie
Spiranaki
Oval Family
Magetzki
Bern
France
Spiranski
Magnetzki
Siberia
Great
Moscow
Secret Plots Against British Forces Reported in Lisbon
The report recounts a conspiracy to incite insurrection in Messina and Lisbon with a physician as postmaster to the Junta. A British plotter was to be joined by a French officer landed secretly at Calabrese port, implicating the Duke of A-i and the King’s private secretary.
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Penegetta
Cudia
Lisbon
Macnert
Junta
Maitland
Mankes
Messina
Malta
de Mulle
Eulinta
Janta
Life Guards
Extract from a Letter Involving Bentinck and Royal Figures
A fragmentary letter shows Lord William Bentinck asserting powers to bring King and Queen to England and place the Royal Highness on the throne. The Queen is said to shelter at Mezzo Mortereale with favorites including the Lupys Medici sisters. Reports claim Medici may be sent as ambassador to England.
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W. Bentinck
Lord William
England
Mezzo Morteale
Lupys Medici
Mediti
Regent's Evening Party for Queen and Royal Family
The Prince Regent hosted a grand drawing room event for the Queen and royal family. Distinguished guests and elegant youths filled the rooms as Haydn and Catalani performances delighted attendees. The Queen and Princesses led a formal supper then the royals departed to Windsor after morning departure.
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Ffing
Heresty
Haydn
Catalani
Queen
Princess Augusta
Princess Charlotte of Wales
Mary
Duke of York
Sophia of
Gloucester
Mivraing Uiey
Observers Of The Talents In Ireland Satirized Tale
Dennis O'Doghentry, a reputed licensed doctor, recounts a comic satire set in Warford and Aran Ireland. He describes treating miscreants including a gouty lord, a barking hound, and a courtly troupe, where his talent ends up mocked by quacks and political figures. The piece ends with O'Dogieirt signing off as a physician to the public.
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Dennis Odoghenty
Mostkiind
Putite
Batur Pack
Warford
Anorhes
Phelin
Pansby
Mar Wien
Ayday
Jeni
Xoyland
George T
Zugua
Pet
Sam
Mulaysida
Aran
St. Mina
Earth
Ireland
Thane
Brother Paedin
Ascrain
Sue
Dennis Odogieiriy
Billy Peens
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Wan
Sundat
Regent's Evening Party
Jacky
Waterford Journal
Lin
Pagiin
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