Notice of Cork Ordance proposals and stamps office move
The Dublin Office of Ordnance invites sealed proposals for Royal Powder Milieu service at Cork, detailing quantity 20 000 pieces of staves and related deliveries through April to December, with security and two guarantors. Also notices stamp office relocation near Four Courts No 2 Morgan Place and a parish meeting thanking Thomas Walker for £300 donation.
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Office OF Ordnance
Dublin
ELIS
Matestys Ordnance
Agai
Royal Povider Mille
Cork
Ordnance Stores
Four Courts
Morgan-place
Phfer Holmes
Srp
le Oe
Eee
Gharitabla Loan Committee
St. Peter's Parish
Thomas Walker
Stephen
Levee at Dublin Castle Hails Pamplona Fall and War Dispatches
A Dublin Castle levee is announced for November at Three o clock. Dispatches from Lord Wercincron dated Vera report the fall of Pamplona to Spanish General Carlos De Espona with the fortress surrender on November 26. The garrison’s negotiations failed and they became prisoners of war. Parliament honors Lord Wiauretis and the army under his orders.
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Uklin
Dublin Castle
London
Giselle
Wiauretis
Petition Against the Prayer Book Reactions in Ireland Urged
A correspondent letters complains of proposed changes to the Book of Common Prayer and calls for punishments for celebrants. The writer cites a Dublin print 1795 urging deliverance of church and nation from Popish tyranny and monarchic relief, asking if Parliament will expunge Thanksgiving prayers from liturgy.
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Irelands
Somers
England
William
James I
William II
Dublin
George Grierson
J.D. Falkirk
Surrender of Pamplona Noted by Wellington Ally Dispatch
London dispatch from Downing Street reports Lord Arthur Hill delivering Wellington’s letters to Earl Bathurst. Don Carlos D Espana capitulates Pamplona after a blockade. garrison to be prisoners of war with terms not yet disclosed. Bon Carlos’s leadership praised for steadfast defense and injuries.
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Don Carlos D’espana
Pamplona
Capitulation of Pamplona Proclaimed by Duke Rodrigo
A dated 1813 report from the Pamplona front records Captain General Carlos Espana ratifying the surrender of Pamplona. The garrison becomes prisoners of war and will march out at two o clock to be escorted to the port. Troops occupy gate positions at the Jade and Brance as the concession is formalized.
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Pamplooa
Cour
Jadel
Brance
Pamplona
Carlos Espana
Tiudad
Rodrigo
Bremen Occupied as Allied Detachments Hold Hamburg Zone
London reports from island advices that Bremen is occupied by 7000 troops, with Allied detachments at Heligoland to hold lines near Ratzeburg and Hamburg. Davoust threat feared to threaten Magdeburg and Holland. Danish territory may be abandoned if he advances. Malta and Gibraltar mails arrive with plague death tolls and port updates.
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Idland
Bremen
Hlenowe
Davenst
Ratzeburg
Trad
Hamburgh
Davoust
Magdeburg
Holland
Heligoland
Enhagen
Euler
Gibraltar
Malta
Parliament Debate on Printing Speech at the Bar 1813
In a lengthy exchange Mr H Sumven moves to print the Speech made by the Speaker at the Bar of the Lords on July 22 1813. Lords Banks Manpern Castlereagh and others weigh the propriety and aims of the motion while cheers sound as thanks are offered to Wellington Graham and allied officers.
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H. Sumven
House of Lords
Speaker
King
Lerd
Lord
Sreaken
Tieaney
Ore Ming
Wpoo Mc
Sumone
de Honse
Banks
Manpern
House of Commons
B. Baruurgt
Lord CastLenracn
Marquis Wellington
Vittoria
Spain
France
Graham
Cotton
R. Hill
W. Beresford
Dalhousie
Illuminations celebrate Allied victories in Deurast and Sligo
Nov 10 reports describe towns lighting up in Deurast after Allied victories over Buonapartey Fh and a feu de joie in Sligo following news of French destruction at Leipzig. Citizens from all classes joined in triumph, praising the complete victory and marking the occasion with bright displays.
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Deurast
Buonapartey
Europe
Ixigo
Leipsuts
Sligo
Marriage and death notices from Cove Church Wa and Mayo counts
A garbled notice reports a marriage at Cove Church Wa involving Moffit, Esq and a Miss Emphy, with later references to a Right Hon. Charles twelfth Viscount Lolore as Governor and nobleman. The text mix includes tribute to a Bauer Manufastil Castle, a prefecture, and a series of unclear familial and public references amid disrupted words.
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Cove Church
Moffit
Emphy
Cove
Charles
Mayo
Roscoe
Auhiune
Patrick
Vietugs
Hue
Dillon
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Bublin Journal
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Carlos Id’ Espagna
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Valetta
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