Grange Association Declares Protestant Grange Policies
A Quangerly meeting of the Maners, Bre. of the Orange Lodge, Newry, on October 9 1819, declares adherence to the Orange Institution founded 1688. They praise King George the Third, defend Protestant ascendency, vow loyalty to the Crown, and thank Grand Master and Parliament members for supporting the association.
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Orange
William the Third
Prince of
Grange
Ehainé
George
Grad Orange Lodge
Iceland
Nuite
Ibaa
Guntley
Kexvow
Lournen
Wall
Ctiag Assoz
Mouse
City Elections for Common Council Members Named in Guild
Election Day results list four members elected to represent the Prion of Smiths in St Louis Guild on the Council for a three year term. Names mentioned include Sweeny Barnes Wurnal Smith and Dawbich Measss Sweveny among others. The record notes the day of election and the four representatives chosen for the ensuing term.
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Latchers
Sweeny
Barnes
Wurnal
Smith
Dawbich Measss Sweveny
Prion of Smiths
Guild of St. Lou
Ie Council
Ace Om Moodey
Cumbers
Petition in Verse for Catholic Rights in Britain 1813
A late meeting at Standardment in the Atlantic valley approves a poem petition to Lords Knights and Burgees. Father Paddy Mag Shane volunteers to verse the petition urging a restoration of Catholic rights and unity with France, dated Glenullia valley November 5 1813.
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Tood
Paddy Mag Shane
Falkire
Britain
Pope
Abd Altho
Tia
Rekingle
Bmithfeld
France
Glenullia
Descent into Fact and Faction in Derry Slander Case
Betty Stewart claims forced Protestant schooling for her children at Derry charity school amid clashes with Catholic leaders. Witness Elizabeth Stewart testifies she never read the letter and that Doherty pressured her to enroll, while officials recount a council meeting and public critique of O Mullan. A mayoral dinner follows with notable guests.
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Betty Stewart
Kev
Cornelius , Mullan and Co
Patience
O’ Mallan
Cornelius
Tiuke
Derry
O'Mallan
O’mullan
Sit
Dublin
O'Mullao
Betty Gufan
Betty
Lux
O'Mullan
Berry
Millan
Henher
Reed
City and Liberties
Londonderry
Joan Curry
Bsg
Elizabeth Giffan
Stewart
Bogside
Cornelius O' Mullen
Lublin Evening Post
Cornelius O’mullan
Bishop's Free School
Gon
David Curry
Eaid
Oxteer
James Doherty
Neal M‘fadden
Oppsite
Deponent
Romy
M'Fadden
Jas. Doherty
Doherty
Deponent Saith
Burt
Venegal
Elizabeth Stewart
Ship from Liverpool Brings Intelligence of Allied Advance
A damaged report states a vessel departed Liverpool yesterday bearing word from London. It claims Marshal Divoost and his entire army were captured by Allied forces just before the ship sailed.
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Puesday
Oid
Liverpool
London
Marshal Divoost
The Illuminations and Dazzling Displays in the City
Citizens described a Tuesday night of heavy illuminations with numerous fireworks across the city. Post Office displays featured a grand illuminated scroll praising Europe’s deliverance, and Sackville Street showed a banner of Europe seated on the throne of Independence.
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Post-Oolice
Europe
Cartes Stewart
Elsam
Sackville-street
Erin
Bitannia
Mercury
Most Extraordinary Robbery at Dangan Meath
Mr. O Connor of Dangan Meath rents 15002 yearly to Colonel Burrowes in London. A postmaster Doyle and agent Gregory allege two armed men robbed Doyle after paying 740 in notes, tying, gagging, and binding him. The crime occurred near eleven o clock in daytime. local authorities pursue suspects.
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Roger O'Connor
Dangan
Meath
Burrowes
London
Francia Gregory
Bursowes
O’connor
Doyte
Trims
Doyle
Mr. O'Connor
Roderick
Dele
Mr. Doyle
Shorty
O'Connor
Parliament Proceedings Mention Augmenting Forces and Privy Council Access
The House of Commons debated measures to increase royal forces and discussed the timing of private bills and reports. Lord Casrainaeon signaled a proposition to augment disposable forces, while Lord Castlemenan noted generality in replies. Sir John Abercrombie’s letter of thanks for the Mauritius capture was acknowledged. The session closed with orders on petitions and private bills, and adjournment after resolutions on Privy Council access.
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Imperial Parliament
House OF Commons
Fainar, Novaware
Lord Casrisneaon
Lord Mitten
Lord Castlemenan
Srzanen
John Abercrombie
Lord Compton
Wartsiean
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William Freeland
Aja
Goolosmiths
George Payne
Luke Sibtharp
Richard Lambet
John Laogeon
John J
Richard
George Gonise
Daniel
Sere Avon
John Linyd
George Connor
Din Keena
Watter Peer
Fiz
Gonne
John Dalrymple
Oasis
Lloyd
Cosisyry Kicene
Quelin- Journal
John Curry
The
Cry of Londonderry
Elizabeth
Stewart, Mark
Duke of Lesamer
Duke of Dorset
Lord Delaware
Neal Q’vennel
Chas, Vernon
Chas
Ormsby
Gregory
Shaw
the Illuminations
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