Funeral of a British general in a colonial setting
A detailed account describes the funeral of a British general with 400 native troops, European officers, and naval staff present. The ceremony includes coffin preparation, military honors, volleys, and a large crowd, depicting a solemn scene and lasting tribute.
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Butial
Carringe
Loncere
Darinty
1St
Rifled
Jackson
Brian
Serprante Fhants Descuimp
Augier
Parsasa
Treatwiral
Darth
Saul
City Bank Failure Affects Cork South Teeland Trade
Extensive bank failures hit Cork and nearby towns as Lesslie and Mosbra banks suspend payments. Merchants seek a commission to assess losses, while calls for a circulating medium rise amid distress. Deputations travel to Dublin for a loan to stabilize credit and restore trade.
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Ciri
Menara
Roche
Mosbra
Leselle
Cork
Teeland
Mears
Lesslie
Tor Guy Boxy
Lessli
Moyet
Kcbaiml
Magurs
Leslies
Burt
Chia Cans
Bambura
Menars
Leuliv
Craw
Gerard Callaghan
Ppa
Dublin
Stoppage of a Limerick Bank by Suspension of Payments
Stop page reports the suspension of payments by Messrs Maunsell Kennedy and Maunsell Bank of Limerick due to sudden pressure. They will submit a statement of affairs to the public and seek confidence and support. A meeting at Commercial Buildings was planned to appoint committees to investigate and report on the bank’s affairs.
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Limerick
Bank of Messr
Maunsell
Kennedy
Irish Revenue Net Revenue Report for Quarter Ended
An official return to the House of Commons states the net revenue of Ireland for the quarter ended 31 January 1920. The figures show a total of 678.1 and 18 for the periods up to 5 April, with further entries indicating revenue movements and related items.
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House of Commons
Treland
The Queen's Geneva Visit and Court Reflections 1820
An English gentleman in Geneva reports the Queen's stay at Hotel Beau Sejour and a routine of early rising and late dinners. She visits Milan briefly, travels with a small Italian retinue, and receives attentive Sardinian authorities. Her jealousy rumors center on Marie Bergami and W. Adetin accompanies the Queen to England for college.
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Morning Chronicle
Geneva
Ceam
Cambery
Aix
Mumithy
Heranejesty
Milan
Indivo
Dachera
York
Sardinien
Sprou
Foobar
M. de Bergaini
W. Adetin
England
Tealy
Marie Bergami
Chamberlain
Frout
Russia
Hugh
Bologna
Gstead
Lausanne
Carlsruhe
Bruswela
The Corporation Petition on Roman Catholic Concessions
A port assembly on William Street debated a petition against concessions to Roman Catholic claims. The petition was approved by a margin of twenty nine votes amid opposition from Willis Nevila Stephens and other independents. the White Meane ballot showed 1- luck and 15 in support.
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Corporation
Willian Street
His Majestys Drawing Room at Palace Horkinghan
A description of a royal drawing room event at the Palace of Horkinghan House on Mioaseday. Attire details include white satin coats with guest lace or gold and silver embroidery, long robes richly embroidered with extreme plumes and elaborate lacing.
State of Spain and European reactions amid political consolidations
reports detail shifts in Spain where the Master General of Ordnance opposes Major General George Wulff for command, while new ad hoc positions are filled. Decrees harmonize public administration, confidence returns, and deputies align with the King. Subscriptions aid exiled Spaniards. American reports praise reforms and impending cessation of hostilities between nations.
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Prine Ely
George Wulff
Calahel
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Treland
Sie i
Framing- Nain
Ligutenant K- Wall
R. A
Madrid
Mey
Uher
Madeid
Clint Jantax
Sauna
Duke del Tafantado
Cortes
Lifiora
Canal
Marseilles
Bourdeaux
America
Quiruge
Belangos
Galticia
Blu
Catholic Meeting Forms Resolution Ahead of June Meeting
A Catholic gentlemen's gathering at a DArcy street location discussed actions of the Earl of Dottonphmore and Parliament supporters of Catholics. A copy of a petition endorsed by English Catholics was read, with a London letter urging hopeful action. Resolutions were presented for the Marys Lane meeting on Thursday next, June. The chair was thanked and the meeting adjourned to Tuesday.
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Marys Lane
Mites
Nex
Abandonment of Cadiz expedition and Caribbean killings
Letters from Cadiz announce the abandonment of the South American expedition. Most transport ships have been discharged and the troops who finished service are disbanded. A violent raid near Santa Barbara results in the murder of British officers and soldiers. Other items cover Eton Whit Tuesday customs, a London beggar case with hidden gold, Cork news, and notable inventions.
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Cadiz
South America
Instan
France
Angoatura
Royalets
Independenti
Santa Carbare
Sdvice
Republic of Venezuela
Maturin
Susiardaies
British Legion
Pointer
Cain
Tar Weesbhed
Eton Monten
Att Hill
Royal Foundation
Eton
College Bridge
Salthill
B. Bloomfield
Kean Bridge
Messra
Wiluvot
Stanley
Eton College
Loni
Mary Koman
House of Industry
Sheriff Atkins
Williaaie Street
Cork
Moor Park
Cork Institution
Earl of
Eay
M. A. Taylor
Commons
London
Cardinal Litta
Milan
Sabina
Aeemore Castle
J. Gordon
New Galloway
South Sea Islands
Parliament Debates and Reform Motions Noted in July Session
An active Commons session features numerous motions and orders of the day, including papers on Scotland representation, the debarred bill, and a repeal of the foreign wool tax. Notices cover agricultural distress and Man chester meetings, with concerns about education reform and the removal of the Dean of Clack.
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House of Common
Bord
Hamilton
Scotland
Lord Milton
J. Stuseell
Parga
Wertraf Lond
Castlereagh
BH Sumner
Lambton
England
Pranda Burdete
Manchester
Hibtshouses
Courts of Justice
Broughan
Shepor
Lushington
Bennetts
Reform debate echoes in parish meeting of 19th century
The gathering featured Mr Dean as chair and Sir F Burdett praised by fellow parishioners for esteem and goodwill. Opponents, including Mr Hobhouse, faced critique as reformers and judges were questioned on opinions, with references to Scotland, Ireland, and early American ideals. Several speakers including Mrs Riteher, Walker, and Whelwall addressed the assembly before adjournment around eight.
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Dean
F. Burdett
Scotland
Traland
C. Hobhouse
M. Mi Beau
S. F. Burden
MI Istera
Spain
Lord Cock
Riteher
Walker
Whelwall
Grenoble Riots Stirred by Charter and Constitution Cheers
A report recalls Colonel Kineton’s imprisonment and a Grenoble visit by the Duke Angoulines, where youths shouted Long live the Charter and Long live the Constitution. A crowd gathered to greet the Prince as demonstrations escalated, police moved in, and several students were detained before later release.
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Kineton Hach
Cuscrin
Journal Des Debats
Renoble
Enty
Suanidad Agsada
Charting Clothing Proposals For City Sites Advertisement
A mixed, unclear notice invites proposals to supply about one hundred sites of clothing items described in detail. The document lists coats shirts pants and undergarments, with bids to be sealed and delivered to a specified address by a named date, under authority of a committee.
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Setaul
Paurjeens
Nudd
Burger Street
Wada
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