Letter defending Archbishop and criticizing bible society
A long protest letter argues against the Bible Society and praises ecclesiastical authority. It denounces liberal dissent, defends scripture as independent from church control, and cites Archbishops and church figures, urging reasoned restraint and adherence to traditional Protestant lines. It references Drogheda, Armagh, Meath, and Dublin figures and condemns what it calls unlawful agitation.
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Meath
Tau
Ius Etpounders
Pery
Ahrotha Kiven
Tagday
Moir
Paatow
Drogheds
Armagh
Drogheda
Thessalonians
Arctic Land Expedition Describes 1820 Hudson Bay Journey
An officer details the Northerland expedition’s 1820 trek from Fort Enterprise across the Canadian Arctic toward the Copper Mine River, through severe winter, limited travel, and early 1821 plans to reach the sea. Interpreters aid the voyage while Copper Indians and new friendly allies sustain the party.
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Arctic
North America
Northerland
Hudson's Bay
la Cuusberland House
Hudson's Bay Company
Xaldaments
Wayland
N.jong
Menkiniry
Yaka
Goa
Baffin's Bay
Sonta Florus
Royal orders limit regimental bands to one sergeant master
General orders from the Commander in Chief condemn neglect of royal regulation on regimental bands. Colonels must restore bands to one sergeant as master and ten musicians per troop or company. Musicians taken from ranks are forbidden, and regular inspections will ensure strict compliance with the order to maintain proper regimental efficiency.
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Coun
Royal Court Tales and Navy Orders Amid Turbulent Times
The Courier rebukes a claim about halfpay redress for drivers and guards a principle of service. King George the Fourth jokes about German speakers in Ireland while naval ships are ordered for construction at Chatham and a revenue cutter list is announced. Naples commandant Cascelli is arrested and moved to Naples under police escort as pages of importance surface. Sir Thomas Tanvie, governor of the Royal Naval Asylum Greenwich, becomes captain of the Superbs ob Dbitis at Myath.
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Abonco
Gatuarnky
Ereland
Chatham
King George the Foarth
EMS
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Powertal
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Thames
Rattleslake
Weasle
Moeris
Kina
Bowh
Basilisk Revenue Cutter
Neptune
Mermaid
Unsicura
Rainbow
Crue
Realish Gazette
Lome
Our
M. Cascelli
Naples
Ribe
Ita
St. Aigeto
Thomas Tanvie
Royal Naval
Asy Lial Geeenwich
Caplan
Myath
Bold Theft Ring Busted In Bishop Street Raid
In a dramatic morning raid, Dorn Kolio k, a bead opie and several aliases, was pursued after a burglary at a Bishop Street residence. A watchman and witness Eliza M Cua identified the culprit, who was found concealed in her bed with an infant child. The house inmates, Doune and a servant, had forced a bar and attempted to lift the hall door, but were stopped by vigilant watch. The prisoner was committed for trial.
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Watsen
Don Quixote
Grese
Bank of Common Prayer
Book of Common Prayer
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Timothy
Schild
Gaul
Beliaveth
Garl
Uber
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Ake
Mpucetta Fifa
Terol Mouchtes
Plodalberg
England
Generon
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Thomas Moore
Dabin
London
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Mud Island
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Sandymount
Vandelour
Cavenue Crutzer
Kautanaut Napier
Scattery
Arran
Jackson
Glenmore
County Wexford
Lis Lenantry
Kimallock
Lord Arden
Pakenham
Donegal
Conolly
Thomas Conolly
London Gazette
Recordac
Bombay
Robt. Mackay
Ried, Jackson
George ¢Hirphy
William Howler
Daniel Fitzgered Sutin Wantin
Thomas Anderson
Estesh Vincent Karnett
Magh Macy
Mdocag
Sharpe
Nsth
Kimw. Mac Donnell
Nelson
Alex. Hosking
Maxwell
Uhernton
John ‘Taylor
Richard Burke
Thomas O'Consor
Llawleyn
Green
Jones
Andrew Doyle
Chas. Bingham
Enign Jahos
Baynban
A. Lackay
Gith
Barrell
Carker
N. Imporrant
Burrowes
Trim
Thors
Winston
David Stanley
Guy
John Taane Heard
Sovereien
Kinsale
Thoms Kenny
William Newman
Lela Sove Toma
Cho
Leary
Lowevaer
Bassin
Homler
Bright
Bangor
Carmarvon
Parl
Lyman
Howth
Hyman
Curnacooy Gonl
Bonasany
George Blanchford
Foto Eiabad
Eliza M
Falak
Bishop Street
Mr. Doune
Gigantic Skeleton Found in Wrigay Vault
A massive eight foot skeleton was unearthed during house foundations work in Purne disc row. The relics have been sent to scholars for study and decision.
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Purne Disc Row
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