Property for sale near Rathdrum and Wicklow towns
Auction notice for a substantial estate within three miles of Rathdrum, five miles from Arklow, and nine miles from Wicklow. Details describe a large garden, stone house, offices, and staged improvements. Viewings arranged through multiple contacts in Dublin region. Minutes from the bridge and Monipygs, with a map available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condaion
Cormac
Sneceite CA Henense
Howeyer
Te Vale
Rathdrom
Arklow
Wicklow
Dublin
James Vaur
Nid
Nassau
Geugce Bicon
Marhew
Meraminder
Dispatches and battlefield reports from the Almeida and Badajoz theatre
The Lomton Gazette Extraordinary cites Lord Wellington's dispatches as of May 1 to 8 describing actions near Almeida and Badajoz. It notes a French resistance collapse at Baterre and St Christavon redoubts, with Portuguese regiments winning a decisive retreat of the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Beresford
Badajoz
Batarre
Sr. Euprecia
St. Christavon
Portuguese Relief Meeting Draws Citywide Support
The Lord Mayor organized a broad meeting at the Millasion Mouse with fellow citizens and benevolent Britons to aid distressed Portuguese victims. Clergymen and teachers urged charitable action across sects, though no Roman Catholic priest attended, despite Portuguese ties to Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feagaley
Millasion
Britain
Fragmentary Letter Shows Loyal Portuguese Support
A garbled letter from Dublin expresses loyalty to Portuguese Catholics and criticizes profaned possessions. It implies bore a donation was deferred as a benevolent gesture, praising a contributor's intent and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Royal Appointment of Duc of Yorn as Commander in Chief
Loyal subjects hail the promotion of the Duc of Yorn to Commander in Chief. The piece praises his military leadership, plans for military education, and efforts to aid widows and orphans, urging support for his long tenure and Britain’s continued victory and glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenpire
Duc
Yorn
United Kingdom
Kingiaerit
Wighness
England
Militia Regiment Sends Aid to Portuguese Sufferers
From the Wexford Paper the Royal Kerry Regiment of Militia set an example for Irish regiments by giving seventy pounds to the suffering Portuguese. Troops of the Line serving in Spain and Portugal endured privations yet contributed generously to alleviate the sufferers as witnesses and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wexford
Royal Kerry Regiment of Militia
Ireland
Spain
Portugal
Wexford Cavalry Vote For Two Days Pay For Sulwing Portuguese
Westford Correspondent reports the Wexford cavalry of about one hundred men under Captain William Perceval vote two days pay from officers and privates to aid a Sulwing Portuguese subscription. His corps, praised for discipline and service in Egypt Sicily and Malta, sets an example for other Irish units to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westford
Wexford
William Perceval
Egypt
Sicily
Malta
Ireland
Noble escape and militia offer amid Irish turmoil
The Earl of March narrowly escaped a musket ball during Portugal action while Lord Wellington’s order was being carried. The North Mayo Militia at Clonoony Gasacks unanimously offered to extend service to England. An inquest in Cullen's Wood, Ranelagh, explores a death ruled as poison with unknown culprit. A tragic drowning near Milbat Balnallack claims two boys aged fourteen and eleven, with an accidental death verdict after a river flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of March
Portugal
Lord Wellington
North Mayo
Clonoony Gasacks
Cullen's Wood
Ranelagh
Paterson
Tony
Pope Reassigns Royal Roles in United Kingdom and Ireland
A garbled excerpt mentions shifts in high offices within the monarchy and government. It references the Duke or Marshal of Peal Pighoress and a Crmareander role for a figure from York, associated with the broader United Kingdom and Ireland. The text is unclear but hints at ceremonial or administrative appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psi
Pope Reaent
Marshal de Peal
Pighoress
York
Migjouy
Banain
Ieeland
Battle of Fuentes de Honor and river actions in May campaign
Detailed dispatch describes Allied and British forces under Wellington blocking enemy advance in Castile and Leon. Major engagements around Fuentes de Honor, Alameda, and Duas Casas with heavy unit movements, charges by British cavalry, and stubborn defenses by the 24th and 29th regiments. Key figures include Lieutenant Colonel Williams, Colonel Cameron, and Major General Houston.
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London
Castile and Leon
Imperial Guard
Agneda
Ciudad Rodrizy
Ayvision
Andchusit
Azava
Espeja Y Carpio
Callesos
Dias Casas
Alameda
Fort Contepuan
Campbell
Sir Wy Erskine
Duas Casas
Fort Conception
Alden D'Obispo
Pack
Almeida
Julian Sanchez
Nave l’Aver
Fuentes Dé Hunor
Fuentes de Honor
Williams
Sth
Pictnn
Nightingale
Noward
M.donnell
94D
King’s German Legion
88D
Carr
71St
Cadogan
79Th
Cameron
Chamberlain
T1st
Culas Casas
Junovs
Gil Corpos
Fuentes de Llonar
Llad
Puentes de Honor
Poya Velho
Tdi
Houston
Hat Passage
8Th
6Th
Gth
Honesgiana
Mintosh
Nixon
Tyre
Paya Velh
Lave
Adv
Fuustery
Chasseurs Britonarques
Eustace
Duke of Brunswick
Nore
Fund de Hhnos
Coa
Suby i
Battbs
Turon
Othe
Det
Luron
Houton
Cranford
Stapleton Cotton
Ashworth
Don Ju
Nan
Freveda
Ciudad Rodnge
Hill
3D Regiment of Guards
Blantyre
Guards
Guise
95Th
Capron O'Flora
Nightingall
Woodgate
Macdonald
Aly
Pusay
Champlemonde
Sutten
Penny
Crench
Thestiles
Ehemy
74Th Regiment
Russel Manners
Byki Regment
Wallace
Belpsyt
Mackinnon
Ville
Mackinnoy
Cohoiel Wailice
Lugeee
Maja Wilde
Acputane
BS Regumenc
Png
Pyusionu
Erskine
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MIR
Hees
Thuren
Mark
Dearin-Carea
Maron
Uur O' Clack
Holyhead
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Lisbon
Putes
Cadiz
Sevill
Bengirorp
Badajo
Elvas
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