Meditated attacks and police force praised in Westmeath report
A chaotic scene describes a mob assault on police during a raid on illicit alcohol, with Lieutenant Elliott praised for restraint. The Westmeath Chronicle notes threats, injuries, and dispersal as officers subdue the disturbance amid other local troubles including a Scotlander’s protective case, a Longford employer’s security concerns, and a fire set near Walshow.
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Bignal Fokstle
Hallewan
Elliott Jury
II Trvonte
Bants
Westmeath
Iusiciota Machinie
Scotland
Richard M. Ball
Reyvella
Way
Shiptown
cMart
Longford
Mainia
Pur- Westmeath
Murphy
Dublin
Walshwo
Edwin
Magistrates discuss local protection and command structure
A Newmarket meeting of magistrates censured a prior resolution from the North region. They oppose liberal plans to raise a government militia or corps and instead suggest appointing local county officers to command. The discourse argues such procedures disturb public order and require royal approval.
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Newmarket
O. Cork
Yorth
Watwland
City Board Endorses Willis Statue Plan
A Saturday meeting of the magistrates in the assembly house with the Lord Mayor and aldermen approved a plan to honor Willis at College Green. They resolved to issue warrants to prevent Sabbath breach and to print the decree, directing magistrates and secretaries to disseminate the order.
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Board of Piaciteutos
Gcmbly House
Jus Mayor
Negensia
Ising Willis
College Groen
Pa Fee
Allin Bud Girton
Ireland's political clash sparks sectarian tension and calls for unity
A Dublin letter to the Dublin Journal laments recent confrontations over a statue, contrasting peaceful Catholic restraint with Orange protests. The writer condemns government defiance by the ascendancy faction, calls for loyal union, and urges Parliament to end oppressive aristocracy in Ireland.
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Ireland
Formac
Dancer
Orange Mtan
Catholica
Dublin
Sta
Ascendancy Party
Tme
The King’s Health Allows Contemplated Calais Journey
The King’s health improved after a relapse, with plans to travel from Hanover to Calais via Coblenz and Aix la Chapelle. He would rest in Arnaels and arrive in England by the following Saturday, remaining at Prayton briefly before returning to Carlton House. Ministers await his arrival for urgent public business, and secrecy surrounds cabinet movements as preparations continue.
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Mayasty
Lardy
Justice iv Wodd
Suljeet
Turkey
Hanover
Calais
Coblonty
Aix-la-Chapelie
Arianels
Wuld
England
Prighton
Carlton
Mianvar
Tlanoeer
Ceric
le Eae
Battle Nest
Mab
His
Eb Osereer
Piewels
Ein
Pan
Maglaed
Camicnge
Gil
Conyngham
Bi Bertanid Bloou
S. Baureand
Tayonne
London
Lungren Tian
Balfast Auxiliary Bible Wasiety
Kehl
Witte
Corlin
Lever
Cronk Georges
Aibernian Bible Society
Jeannot
Publi Minetow
Artiout
Olwervaliona
W. Aaaney
de. Sadfeir
We Fibernian Bible Society
Sindfeir
Dublin
Fieruinabile Society
Orson
Hivaca
Suviely
Fils
Cirace
Dubie
Stephen
Hlavise
Lear
H.W. Mariana
Improvement in the Funds London Fatpay Nionr
The steak market recovers with consols for the account reaching 78¾, exchange active till late, purchases by Jewish and Christian brokers extensive. Japanese buyers elevated Consols for Money on transfer day, with Consols for Account peaking around 78¾ to 79 possible before mid next week. Closing prices show Red 774, Connors 78, 4 per Conta 734, Navy 0, Exchequer Bills 5 pm, India Bond 1 pm.
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London
Jawa
Connors
Navy
India
Remedy for the Disturbances in Ireland Opinion Speech Calls Public Inquiries
The Dublin Journal discusses Mr. Grant's speech opposing insurrectionary acts and urging a public inquiry into Irish grievances. It proposes sending knowledgeable agricultural inspectors to each district to investigate rents tithes and labor conditions, with magistrate powers to report and act, arguing for a systemic, peaceful remedy rather than relying solely on police. The piece questions whether persistent unrest stems from local causes and demands detailed investigation into rural distress.
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Ireland
Dublin
Grant
George
House of Dominicans
Cousstios
Porrone
Treland
Huabandry
Ketan
Macred Pultee
Macy
Seth Ty
Fragmented report from a late Friday event at Motud street
A garbled account describes a disturbance near Motud street with mentions of a bystander injury and a confrontation. It references a group of people, a byline, and a dated note around February 26. The text is heavily corrupted with unclear names and places.
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Orda
Uliaat
la Pentery
Benga
Macertons
Wby
Martin
National Testimonial Funds Boost Subscriptions
The National Testimonial drive gains speed with rising subscriptions as funds grow toward a plan for broad satisfaction. Noblemens' support lags, but Lord Norbury leads by example by forwarding fifty pounds to the treasurer for the national funds.
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Lord Norbury
Fashions for November PromMexank Dress Review
A violet velvet pelisse with tight waist and wide back seams, satin trimming, lace ruff, bonnet of violet velvet with white satin lining, violet ostrich feather plume, violet boots and ermine muff. Rivenine dress features a blond over white satin round gown with Provence roses, wreath trims, white satin edgings, and rosebud cavities. Coral necklace and pearl accents with white kid gloves. Ackerman's Repository.
Regency ministers meet at Whitehall to shape state affairs
The Lords Commissioners appointed to govern in the king's absence met at the Cockpit, Whitehall, from 1 pm to near 4 pm, then Lord Silmouth left for Richmond Park. Reports describe their deliberations on critical state matters and their outreach to the King and the Marquis of Londonderry before dispersing.
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Archbishop of Canterbury
Viscount Sidmouth
Duke of Wellington
Tin Margit Balmondelay
C. Hathurat
Cockpit
Whitehall
Lord Silmouth
Richmond Park
Conneile
Lonvunderny
Siri
Winnie
Stafford
Conneil Alice
London
Asouggter
Waeergaard
Dee
Cotter
Benty Chrauiote
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Custuraren
THE
Dublin Journal
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Ldatef
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Conor
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