Royal banners and anagrams at St George Chapel
The May 11 issue notes six new banners for the Garter Knights displayed at St George Chapel, including the King of Portugal and the King of Denmark, with detailed heraldic descriptions. It also recounts an exhibition on bird incubation, an engagement at St George’s, and assorted notes on London society, curiosities, and literary mentions from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Streland
G. Naylor
Portugala
Denmark
Cholmondeley, Hertford
Bath
Old England
Harry
Henry Hunt
W. C
William Cobbett
Rome
London
Paris
Hatonine Caicaensey Bream
Lilly Gazette
St. George's
Durham
Sir Francis Vincent
Arto
Mias Herbert
Mias Herbert, Daughter of the Hon. Mrs. Herbert, of Grosvenor-street
Hapy
Robert Spencer
Woolbeding
Rich‘nord Barracka
Solder
Crim
Atpu Fehn
Sir Mark Sykes
Ibrary
Adduy
Renouard
Edwart
Poe
Manu
Auberlain
Insurrection Act Updates from Irish Counties and Local Incidents
The report details filings before the House of Commons on the Risurrection Act, noting 3,707 commitments across eight counties with 71 convictions and 186 pardons. It recounts incidents near Huggins town in Knoetopher Barony, including a police constable injury and the suspect Michael Scurry’s admission of stones in hand. Additional notes cover threats to officials, property arson tied to potato crops, pending sheriffs appointments, and magistrates expanding constabulary. The Drogheda Journal, Limerick Observer, Clonmel Herald, and Limerick Luxuriant Arts report on fair prospects for cattle, a single committal, and the spread of Petty Sessions amid improving tranquility, with ceremonies in Limerick for a new asylum foundation and formal addresses to Sir Thomas Arbuthnot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Hugginstown
Knoetopher
William Larkin
Mullinavat
Larkin
Michael Scurry
Ballagh
W. M. Beale
Scurry
Reade
Kilkenny
W. Scott
Rathcool
Explain Rock
Funts
Raheny
Mre F
Warren House
Eny Turnpike
Howth
Joshua Willespie
Longford
Blackburn
Blacker
Bennett
Chambers
Easky
Sligo
Castlecomer
Drogheda Journal
Limerick Observer
David Leahy
Miss Goold
Limerick
Kennedy O'Brien
Carnagh
Clonmel Herald
Penty Sessions
Earl Donoughmore
Ireland
Justice Torreng
Viat Parc
Treland
Kingdo
Stephen Edward Rice
Earl of Mountcastle
Thomas Arbuthnot
Cork
Trungariyy
Kongetun
Mounteashel
Thomas Artutiliat
Univeruualy
Aigsted
Vaneraile
Riverstale
TSW
Penery
Ats Ab
Ireland in Turmoil Reports of Vandalism and Convict Escapes
A clipping recounts numerous disturbances in County Clare including a bungalow attack on Hartigan at Ballyphilip near Croom, cows maimed at Ballinagoula, and malice against livestock across multiple estates. The piece notes breakages, property damage, and the capture of convicts after an escape from Cork gaol aided by a clergyman and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Croom
Hartigan
Hartigans
Ballinagoula
Glin
Condor
Lloyd
O'Brien
Jauda
Carna
City
Cork
Botany Hay
Darby Barne
James Kelly
Michael Riedy
Thomas Slade
James Herbert
Michael Clarke
Thomas Newell
Regiient
Denis Shea
County Cork
Payne
Ieshure
Limerick
Markets Report On Grain Prices And Shipments
The market shows mixed grain activity with wheat and beans largely stagnant, barley and oats trading firm on limited demand, and flour sales constrained by low-quality samples. Imports and coastwise shipments influence prices, while Friday’s totals reveal large supplies yet cautious buyers across British, Irish, and foreign ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apioni
Neste
Che Toot
Ca Yebhapen
Rostock
Gia
Yiatler
Owl
Dbev
Norfolk
Sangers
Cheriv
Frome Ays
Cram Fc
Ireland
Kent
Suffolk
North Country
Poland
Coun
Prain
Dublin
Harley Das
Described Plot Against the Braganzas and Global News
London papers report Infant Miguel alleging a Freemason led plot to destroy the House of Braganza and rescue the King with military support. The insurrection yields minister shifts and arrests. Paris dispatches note Brest’s Marine Intendant shipping a fast vessel after a telegram. Also included: tariff vote in Washington and weak stock market tone in British and foreign markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Don Miguel
Freemasons
House of Braganza
Chaina
Paris
Brest
Intendant of Marine
Department of the Marine
Iturbide
Southampton
C. S&e
Boston
House of Representatives
Desperate Meadow Fight Ends With Nicholls Victory
In a Monday melee near Lakenham bridge Thompson and Nicholls fought for ten shillings, sixty four rounds over two hours. Nicholls won after brutal exchanges, Thompson left for home badly beaten with blood near the ear, to the crowd of about a thousand including many women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson
Warst
Nicholls
Sail
Nuewirk Verorey
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Aistellaneaus
Thie Castle
Bnet
Windsor
Ler
W. Knghton
Carton Palace
Royal Horne
Long Walk
Sheet Street
Ays
St. Ronans Weil
Dearylane Theatre
Pane
Oxrymphin
Waymarket
Provincial Intelligence
Todd
Afl
Marchand
Ar Boescu
Helwatera
Sears
Krom
Theo Ca Sublinu
Ubet
Sivas
Bay of Nodes
Belford
Bedfords
Fia Aedack
Pare
Ant
Murtaraa
Stator
Uae
Wyerktest
Walfpaat
Tig
University of Qstard
Sienen
St. Andrew's Ball
Aserpurke
Enwarn Petre
Portsmouth
Mdw
Eich
Teaerdacete
Mueshore
Belwand
Veal Navy Arts
Derry Plas
Duncin
Dainitt
Ulali
Tinsday's Mail
Washimgtoon
Sporting Intelligence
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