Freeman's Journal Attacked Over College Libel Debate
A Dublin Freeman's Journal critique condemns criticism of the Provost and Senior Fellows over allegations of college libel. It questions the journal's stance on spy avocation and presses for accountability, while a letter defends the election of Scholars at the university, arguing marks and process show clean support for Croker.
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Eo Freeman
Thureday
Freeman
Dusuim Jovaxar
Curver
Casses
Freeman's Journal
Croker
Scholare
Facia
Sellioy
Aldosf
South American Affairs on Madrid Reported Campaigns
In Madrid a report hints at serious preparations for a South American expedition. Caracas Gazeta cites Morillo boasting of victories over Bolivar’s forces. He claims 1,200 cavalry and a battalion of infantry were surprised at Cabrera. 250 killed, 2,200 captured. A later note mentions a grand but unclear assault described from Villa de Cumaná.
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Madrid
Bolivar
Himsets
Cabrera
Morales
Maracay
Morillo
Latorres
Villa de'‘Cum
Report of Parliament Proceedings in Late Session
The Special Reporters of the Dublin Journal transmit the late night proceedings in both Houses. Lord Sidmouth, Lord Grey, Earl Grey, Lord Liverpool, and Lord Carnarvon discuss the Manufacturing and Labourers Bill, Regency Act provisions, and the Windward Establishment costs. The Lord Chancellor notes two sections and potential council changes as the debate ends.
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Dublis
Glasgow
Lord Sidmouth
Beotland
Marquina of
Lansdowne
Lieut
Bidford
Earl Grey
Her Majesty
Windsor
Lord Liverpool
Lord Grey
Lord Carnarvon
Lord Lauderdale
Philipps Excites Boston Audiences with Unprecedented Praise
Boston reports celebrate Mr Philipps as a premier vocalist and actor. He performs in multiple operatic pieces including Devil's Bridge, Maid of the Mill, and Cabinet. Galleries fill as boxes sell out and pit tickets rise. managers may extend engagements beyond Boston.
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Philipps
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
the Sentinel
Apeleen
Robin Dhair
Pooch
Azert
The
Palladium
Philippe
Prorogation of the French Chambers
The Chambers of Peers and Deputies were formally prorogued on Saturday. In the Deputies chamber a petition from M Regnault de St Jean d Angely complained of exile treatments abroad and urged instructing ambassadors to obtain alleviation of persecutions.
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Chambers of Peers and Deputies
M. Regnault de
Theatre Royal Covent Garden Minstrel Ramble Row
A turbulent scene at Theatre Royal Covent Garden highlights a dispute over Mr Horn’s conduct during the Summers Rambles entertainment. Public pressure and remarks by Mr Farren prompt consideration of dismissal or apology as the show ends in disorder and the curtain falls without a final bow.
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Theatre Royal Covent Garden
Boy
Rob Roy
Mac Gregor
Balfe
Apor
Messrs
O'Callaghan
Hopson
D'Arcy
Tke Banquo
Messrs. O'Callaghan
Runge
Kir. O'Rourke
Mr. Wand
Horn
Farren
Bilta
Harn
Mons
Mademoiselle Simon
Mr. Horn
the Uouse
Horny
Red Roy
Hans
Borgan
Mr. Honn
Dublin
Hoan
King
Public apologia from theatre manager over Hone departure 1818
An 1818 London theatre notice defends Mr Hone after his unexpected exit post performance. The manager explains Hone missed his post due to illness and misreading audience reception. Public reaction claims managers abuse monopoly and laments lack of notice or apology from Hone or management.
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Shian
Smach
aMr
Hoarn
Horn
Aioe
Mae
Fey
Rive
Jébe
Westmoreland-street
Corse
London
The Queen Health Bulletin From May 1818
A historical bulletin reports mixed health updates for the Queen at Queen's Palace. Early notes state she passed a tolerable night but was not as well as the previous day, with attendance by the Duchess of Gloucester and other royals. A later bulletin notes a good night and improvement, while another says she was not quite as well yesterday evening but slept well and may regain appetite.
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Queen's Palace
Mhiman
Henry Halford
Morning Chronicle
Duchess of
Gloucester
Hesse Hombourg
Augusta
Queen’s Palace
Ul, A. W
T Pevanhear
Ghritay
Qhekae Palnes
Bonapartes Secrets Riches and a Political Stunt
Letters from St Helena allege Bonaparte received 400000 francs in gold and diamonds, with reports of large London drafts and a Napoleonic signature. The piece notes disease of hydrophobia fears, a Prussian loan ratified, and a Finance Committee report on royal yachts and justice officers. Mr Hunt arrives in Bristol promising to run if electors support him, then withdraws briefly to fetch his trunk.
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London
Grand Canal
Prussia
Messrs. Rorscaigy and Co
Teathi
Hunt
Bristol
Cowan
Siur
Fragmentary 1815 1817 financial entries amid occupancy grants
Fragmented OCR text outlines payments and balances linked to the Allied occupation of France. It references sums paid into military chests, pensions, prize money, salaries, and remittances to Britain. Key figures include 1,400,018 pounds sterling and 31,986,893. Total receipts and allocations toward army expenses, pensions, and extraordinary services are noted amid dates in 1815 to 1818.
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France
Francé
Wellington
England
Ead Inel
Markets and notices from May 93 English Ireland grain trade
Markets report shows mixed grain prices with barley and oats down and wheat erratic. Notices include a debt relief petition by Catherine Whitesiders with court proceedings and creditor recognition, listing several Galway and Dublin names.
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Ura
U. States
Oatsper Agibs
Limerick
Waterford
Drogheda
Dublin
Loxpon
Leith
Ireland
Orade
Joven
Cerys
England
Millwant
Redalied
Worcastershire
Dilto
Willan Whitegides
Ballinasloe
County Gaiaway
Weavec
John Gafiowgh
Bailiaasloe
County Galway
Francis Graddog
Basnrnelog
Codaty Galwa Labourer
Iis Maid Cathorine Whitesiders
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Paris
Mandats
Saprérri
Radon
Tullingdaly
Onuedf
Jong Tilhé
Liverpool
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