Fragmentary British notice on Goorkha surrender and operations
A despatch reports the surrender of Goorkha forces in Malowa and Jytok, the 18 pounders deployed to threaten Malone, and General Martindell planning to storm forts. It notes Rudjr Bing and officers joining General Cheerlony and outlines post surrender arrangements and march plans toward Kurhmandoo.
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Warlke
Anand
Nopaal
Malone
Umr Bing
Ram Dasi
Qehrtlony
Lodi
Kurhmandoo
Leitera
Jyiik
Rudjrur Bing
Martindell
Onan
Urar Bing
Cheerlony
Ochtarboy
Yae Sing
Yuns
Dana
Ochterbooy
Uminer
Sigg Thippehj
Cvns Eiimion
Malowa
Jytok
Kumadon
Honourable Company
Ehere
Fort Garhwal surrender terms discussed amid famine and siege
Dispatches describe the fortress being starved and surrounded by British troops under General Martindell. Negotiations offered terms similar to Umer Singh and Bom Sah with Bukhtagar and Ranteep Rajees, as detachments maneuver to secure Sreenagut and protect Doon lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesares
Fats Jovera
Martindell
Hiv Majesty
Mzit Coultigen
Nukont
Gatringn
Daan
Umer Singh
Bom Sah
Nicolls
Buhktagar
Ranteep Rajees
Sreenagar
Garhwal District
Jennsar
Garhwal
Duosh
Ganges
Teree Ghout
Sreenagut
Baldock
Nehan
Sreenugur
Catperver
Dpon
Budraj Ranga
Jausspar
Manaas
Ochtertony
Komuoon
Brrth
Harpers
de Wellesley
Bormbay
Ang
Madras
Allen
Mipdeps Ito
Plains
British and American tensions rise amid desertion scare
Fragmentary report describes American forces and communities in confusion as deserters are pursued and British authorities warn of security risks. The piece mentions peace talks, disorder among troops, and enlarged patrols, with references to locations and military figures.
London Dispatch Reports Peace Treaty Doubts and Frontline Movements
The London Sunday column notes doubt whether the peace treaty is signed as reports arrive from Paris. It describes Britain’s advance payment pressures on Prussia and France and mentions Russian and Austrian reactions, Grand Duke Constantine’s review, and troop repositioning near Boulagar.
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London
Great Britain
Prussia
England
Bian
Hersell
Prugain
Mann
Martinique
Guedaloupe
Russia
Altop
Holland
France
Prustia
Austria
Constantine
Warsaw
Poland
I - Boia
de Boulagar
Paris
Ceonpo
Be Royal
Henoveriad
Dig Bridge
Axasion
Ouf
Stockholm
Erie
Conas
Pring Takeon
Tripoli
Seth
Mings
Ghiim
Betas
Nedra Tee
Proclamation and Peace Order for City of Limerick Ireland
A historical proclamation by the Lord Lieutenant and Council declares a state of peace and authority in the City of Limerick and surrounding county. It states enforcement measures under a prior act, detailing streets, parishes, and districts under control and the suspension of disturbances. The document notes the date around October and describes governance by magistrates and city officials.
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Hors Lansnensi
Ireland
Pecce Tolng
Maely
Merick
Tata
Liggtenant
Sisherick
Cowaty
Limerick
Sourhiar
Lierich
Eacepe Matali
Portins
Meena
Proclamation Notice From Ireland 1815 Era
A historical proclamation text dated October 1815 outlines provisions against disturbances and the authority of the commission and county officers. The fragment references lawful enforcement, ground rules, and the execution of orders by local officials.
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Nnra
Liam
Jax
Nigholie
Iis Kramason
Bdara Gardner
Chountra
Bomish
Kyingcdn
Nena Lato
Beret
Ren Serban
Bydiey
Gre
Chouotea Hutaiah
Chang Rawduree
Usgie
Pater Ee
Gabe Qaneral
Liege
Ganpiren
Tees Ly
Mepthie
Shih
Apritk Als
Roti
Caine Ada
Jenel
Patcuetasoazeur
Bergalion
Regia
Leregalers
Terlony
Ibelf
Te Beadtingsy
Krom Phy
Nth
Artie Dandy Baten
Charleston
Tnparry
Ian
Leonie
Brock
Henner Dan
Otto
Detiovatite
Dan Gee
L. Tee
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