Message from Castlereagh on permanent duty for garrison detachments
A fragmentary dispatch from Castlereagh at Ballymahor describes a letter from the War calling for permanent duty in detachments. It expresses resolve to defend the country and uphold peace, with loyal assurances of obedience and readiness to serve. The missive is dated in the context of military mobilization and duty.
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Fragmentary Poorhouse and Relief Notice Ad
A damaged OCR passage details a 19th century relief and poorhouse account. The text mentions overseers, payments, and residents such as “wretched Present,” with references to rooms, guardians, and a public fund. It cites names, addresses, and signatures tied to a local relief effort.
Fragmented Paris and British intrigue through a late 18th century lens
The document outlines political unrest and foreign affairs with mentions of insurrections, British influence, and ongoing troop movements in England and France. It notes indictments, county orders, and a pending county grand jury session, with references to public safety and military preparations.
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Liament
Gurfunsee
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