London Morning Journal Reports Spur of European Movements
The article notes intensified European tensions with rumors of 90,000 French troops advancing from northern France and a potential reassessment of Austrian and Russian movements in Italy. It cites dispatches from Madrid and Vienna, reporting Spanish preparations and French activity in Burgos and Lerida, along with market updates from London. The piece reflects war-time uncertainty and anticipates broader French involvement in Spain and Italy.
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Bia
Itoria
Itia
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Bayonne
Catholic Meeting Discusses Emancipation Strategy in Dublin
An adjourned Catholic meeting at Derapacy’s Sackville Street, chaired by Sir Rowland Barrett, debated a proposed Catholic Emancipation address for Ireland and the creation of a society to manage Catholic affairs. Proposals included postponing the Aggregate Meeting, forming a management body, and ensuring legality against government actions while outlining future steps and possible venues for prayers and discussion.
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Jury convicts lamplighters in city work stoppage case
A jury found most defendants guilty of conspiring to quit work on April 26 in Muh iio. The incident involved lamplighters and learners employed by the Paving Board who refused to work unless learners were dismissed. Witnesses described division of lamp duties and a letter urging action. The Recorder urged mercy for several prisoners. one defendant was acquitted.
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Lamilton
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Owen M'Cahe
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Laughlin Gilloghy
Edouard Futterall
Terence Carroll
Andrew Carty
Thoroas Brown
John Nugent
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James Kiggan
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London fashions for May reveal lavish Levantine gowns
Warzino Daews describes London spring styles with levantine cloaks, ivory satins, Leghorn hats, and Beitiah lace caps. Promenade dresses feature primrose greens, satin trims, and hair adorned with anemones. Spencers and carriage costumes grow popular, with elaborate sleeves, rosettes, and plumes in white and gold.
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Famime de Ponche
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Spencers
Spencer
France
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Military Promotions 1828 Collstream Regiment List
A historical notice lists promotions and exchanges in the Collstream Regiment of Guards and related units on May 8 1828. Ensigns lieutenants captains and half pay officers are named with purchases and appointments noted.
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Ly Ptein
Wy Doyle
Murder of Doggett in London paper report on Donatty case
A London Sunday paper recounts Doggett confessing to involvement in Mrs Donatty murder on the voyage home, naming three alleged associates. He later recanted, claiming coercion by treatment aboard, while witnesses remain unable to confirm his guilt. He is remanded as police pursue further evidence with no clear conclusion.
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Doggett
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Cngland
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Robert Street
Dunatty
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Bill to limit joint tenancies in Irish elections
A historic act proposal restricts voting rights for leases and joint holdings in Ireland. It bars registering to vote for Parliament for any freehold under twenty pounds held jointly or in partnership after June 1, 1723, and mandates an oath denying such holdings. The measure targets lease driven qualification practices and seeks perjury penalties for false swearing.
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