Union of Churches to pacify Ireland and unite empire
A Catholic bishop argues that Catholic emancipation alone fails to heal Ireland. He urges a joint union of the Church of England and Catholic Church, urging Parliament to pursue a wide reconciliation. He predicts benefits: peace, loyalty to the Crown, economic progress, and a strengthened British realm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Elune
Atranger
Ireland
France
United States
South America
England
Grattan
Antoninus
United Kingdom
Senate
Tillotson
Bossuet
Liebnity
Europe
Great Britain
Tieland
Cole
Union of
Christiana
Rome
Re-examination of London murder suspects at Union Hall
Mary Wilkins murder case in Camberwell proceeds with Johnson Spencer and Dawes remanded after witnesses described May 1st meeting at Union Street Southwark, alleged items found by Dawes, rings and clothing of the deceased, and Captain Nicholas letter questioning Dawes character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willim Spencer
Samuel Johnston
Mary Wilkins
Surrey Canal
Camberwell
Union Hall
London
J. Allen
J. Scrivee
David King
D. Hedger
Thomas Dawes
Johnson and Spencer
Harmer
Elizabeth Merrington
Mavern
Union Streat
Southwerk
Johnson
Spencer
Johnson's
Margaret Jervis
Lomond’s Street
Bermondaey
Ann
Jonathan Evans
Spa-road
Bermondsey
Mather'a
Mr. AmLen
Devenned
AM. Buck
Glannon
Dawes
Dawer
Witness
Unionhall
Robin Hall
George King
Snow's Fields
Snd
Hast Looe
Devon
Alten
Nicholas
Mast Looe
Atpex
Allen
East
Trave
Kia
Auvey
White Horne
Gentemen
Auten
Keane
Missionary Farewell Through Ocean to Distant Lands
A solemn farewell poem speaks of leaving homeland with sorrow and devotion. It expresses hope that distant nations will learn salvation from their efforts, while days of toil, sorrow, and distant graves lie ahead across the seas.
Wicklow views and local fires in Wicklow county
A reader pleads for the finest Wicklow view with Avoca valley and Sugar Loaf favored, while noting a witty comparison. Reports record fires at 37 Bagger Street caused by a gas burst, a blaze at Mr Dopoghue’s house near Harold’s Cross Bridge, and a straw ignition fire at Mr Dawson’s 34 High Street shop. Vandalism damaged 42 William Street with a shop window broken and copper taken.
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Wicklow
Wickloww
Avoca
Bagger-strest
Dopoghue
Harold’s Cross Bridge
Enrique
Army reassignments and a royal disapproval order
Major Gener Sir Coletta Gramthea reviews half yearly troop inspections in Dublin and outlines extensive regiment movements among East Indies, Ceylon, Madras, and Bombay postings with replacements for several lines. A separate General Order from Horse Guards on April 5 1819 censures officers who insulted or challenged their former commanding officer, erases their names from the Army list, and warns others to uphold discipline.
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Gener
Coletta Gramthea
Dublin
Vidal
East Indies
Bengala
Ceylon
Ceylon To Replace the 48Th Foot
Madras
Cape of Good Hope
6Th Foot
Bombay
99Th Foot
Foot
Horse Guards
Pepert
Marquis of London
Battier
Lordahin
Ld. Londonderry
Arate
Prince Regent
Thomas Hasker
Edward King
Frederick
Eneign
Richard William Lambrecht
King
Richard Wm. Lambrecht
Cattle Prices Rise Across Clare County Fairs
At Ballinastor and Tulla fairs cattle prices surged while sheep and pigs showed mixed demand. Ennistywon saw high cattle numbers yet weak trade as holders demanded top prices. Caherconlish and Stonehall fairs drew strong attendance with dairy cows and pigs trading notably.</s>
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Clare
Ballinastor
Tulla
Ardsullas
Ennistywon
Caherconlish
Stonehall
Acdsullas
Clonond
Jow—Psaloo
Fair
Dublin Advertisements and Notices from Printers Office
An archival note records that notices and advertisements were printed and published at the Office on Partiement Street, with details of the adverts by Ruby, Fiona, and others. The fragment suggests a local notices column listing advertisers and payments.
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Dublin
Partiement Street
Fiona
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Trelans
TU — Robertson
Esa
Commierce
J. Dovze
the Army
Marquis of Londonderry
Piattier
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