Proclamation and military order from Lisbon 1821 1824 text
A long extract recounts royal decrees from May 3 1821 and May 1 1824 in Portugal. It covers trials and commissions against crimes, confirmation of sovereignty, Army praise for the 19th regiment, and notices about proceedings at Bemposta. It includes a corrective note about inaccuracies in a prior article and mentions the Infant Don Miguel and the King.
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Cilevas
Lisbon
Portugal
Algarve
Casa Jat
Ace
Jose Antonio de Oliveira Leitesle Barron
Stace
Bemposta
Don Miguel
Asia
Hia Utaeter
Marquis de Loule
Mozinho
Hemposta
Infantas
Rosino
Our Lady
Bémporta
Count de Pavoa
France
Conde de Subsarra
Line
Royal Brigade of Marines
Funds and markets rise after Columbian Loan instalment report
London Friday notes the second instalment on the 4 percent Columbian Loan may fall short as public payments lag. closing prices show gains in English and Foreign Funds despite reduced public uptake. Lord Chancellor comments on Job Stack Companies warn joint stock holders of liabilities and responsibilities for incorporations.
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London
Paris
Red
Ann
Initia Konda
Court action over insulting placard against newspaper editors
In Duiday 1921 the Court of King’s Bench heard Wale lace KC apply for a conditional order in a criminal information brought by Thomas Townsend publisher against Thomas Sheehan publisher of Evening Afnit. The affidavit alleges offensive passages in Evening Mail and a hostile message prompting a placard attack on Townsend’s character. The Chief Justice, Mr Wallace, granted a rule to show cause.
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Sheehan
Townsend
Wallace
King’s Drawing-Room at St James’s Palace Described
The article narrates the King’s Drawing-Room at St James’s Palace held under strict regulations, detailing entrance routes, guards, and crowd scenes. It covers the ornate rooms, throne, Presence Chamber, and guests including foreign ambassadors, ministers, and royals, noting injuries to jewelry and the grand, ceremonial atmosphere.
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King's Palace
St.ames’a
Tate
Charlotte
Elis
Prince of Walesa
Uist
Jessan
Horee Guards
St. Jakers Stret
Pall-mall
Palace
Constitution-hill
Scaable-yard
St. James's Street
Miei
St. James's Park
Ou Vray Die Arcade
Walla
Gall
Magenty
Lord Howe
Trafalgar
Ahip
Lawrence
Vittoria
Waterton
Duke of Wellington
Anite
Yaterday
Earl of Courtawn
1St Regiment of Life Guards
Luchess
Kent
Sophia Matilda
Duke of York
Duke
Duchess of Clarence
Augusta
Neapolitia
Baden
Hessian
Wartemberg
Cohlshoon
Hans Towns
Niemen
Canterbury
Lenden
House of Cominons
Arcivehogy
York
Fantaod
Earl Mareshal
Court of King’s Bench
Lorney
King’s Advocate
Landon
Laurean Whither
Webardson
Pitegerald
Balfolk
AL We Des Barres
Cape Breton
Thas
Raval Rein
Fragmented garbled text on church figures and votes
The unreadable snippet references a bishop, a vote, and clerical figures amid fragmented phrases. Names, places, and dates are obscured, leaving only scattered mentions of church leadership, civic action, and possible election context without coherent details.
Fragmentary note about Mr Magpira and local charity link
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Mr Magpira connected to a tallspay link of the Ailiy River and a community house near Yanaion. It references a Daath ter, Blea rh teeter Society, and Baby be kh Pee, with unclear details about events, ages, or actions.
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Magpira
Ailiy
Ussare House
Yanaion
Ponta Wheta
Markets and Prices in May Auction and Grain Trade
Sugar sold steadily at former prices with good qualities in the auction. Tallow trading quiet. rendered stuff declined. flour prices fell despite tentative weekly advance. Oats, bacon pigs, offal, tins, and various commodities show mixed shifts. grain prices steady in Cork with multiple items listed. Foreign and domestic goods including rice, sugar, tea, and hardware noted with wide range of per cwt and per ton figures.
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Domus
Suvaar
Ger
Newport Coal
Swanees
Galway
Cork
Warley
Wesh-House
U.S
Thallé O
Montreal
Carolina
Okant
Indwoda Ean Harley
Movin
Britiah Ruesian
New New York
Lisbon Do
Jamaica
India
Leeward Island
Georgia
Sarah Prewt
RigaNhine
Bohea Stag Petergburgh
Ulivo Durdcongu
Poe
East India
Wb Bags & Poe
Aooademy Weltinlyn
Peis pRoDece
Sratydorad
Gils
Galvin
P. Geree
Himsel
Couis Pertum
Piperoo
Steven Hyperitess
Minalad
Judes
Sidua
Ron
Ow Tae
Denis Wiest
Pete Dane
Weil
Wheat and flour prices and bread quotes from Dublin MA
The notice lists average prices for wheat and flour at 58 shillings 4 pence per sack and various details for barley oats and oats flour. It includes bread prices for quarter loaf, half quarter loaf and other measures, with daily and weekly price references from local markets.
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Olla
USA
Commit tal Of Gregory For Murder Of His Father
The Union Hall report notes Gregory was brought for final examination and fully committed for trial after witnesses testified. He appeared unmoved by the situation and was taken to the strong room in a sullen state.
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Union Hali
Lighting the City With Gas by Two London Firms
The directors report proposals for public lighting address the north and south sides of the city. The Dub-Indias Light Company declares it offered the lowest price for north side lighting, while the Hibernian Company tendered for the south. Officials consider government passage of the paving board report, noting potential use of remaining gas lamps and advances toward liquidation. Public sentiment among rival companies and shareholders is discussed.
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Dub- Indias Light Company
Duke of Lucaster
Paving Board
London
Hibernian Company
By Manders
Mecesbory Lamp Posse
Ava
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Glasgow
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Senate
East Indies
Brazil
Egypt
Canada
Wichell
Jefferson
Monroe
Trieir
Ani
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Ciry
Court OF King's Bench
Duiday
CTH
CHE Rog LS
Nist
de Coste
Ainarcow
May &C
Stirlingshire
Stirling
Boll
Ae Lollotcuita
Dublin MA
Gregory
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