Unclear OCR fragment hints at peace support meeting
Fragmentary text mentions a gathering related to peace and attendance. Names and context are garbled, with unclear dates or places.
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 14, 1815
Page
2
Royal Highness and chase through city roads amid chaotic traffic
A garbled public notice recalls a regal procession, a chase through city streets, and a crowd dispersal as Royal Highness travels toward a distant seat. Fragments mention a chariot, seven miles, and various places with unclear sequence.
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Fragmented OCR exposes old regime notes and adjutant shifts
A garbled satirical OCR text cites regimental officers including a sergeant major and adjutant John Lewis posting military details. It mentions promotions, absent officers, and legal phrases about warranty and forfeiture under an act, with a printed attribution to the proprietor and Parliament Street.
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