Mourning Dress and All Persons Ordered to Monroing
Office of Arma announces that all persons appearing at the Fair of Tynbus must wear mourning colors for the death of her Majesty Queen Amjenty. Lords and ladies to wear specified livery while gentlemen attire mirrors formal mourning. The mourning period begins Tuesday the 24th with orders issued by Betham, Deputy Ulster King of Arms.
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ARMA
Bia Racellenes
Persia
Tynbus
Mourog
Sweden Tax Proposals Prompt Debate on Equity
The London journals quote Sweden proposing new taxation. A capitation tax is deemed unfair, while an income tax is praised as fair but could use amendments. The piece argues emigration and marriage trends, population balance, and labor costs impact policy, warning against reducing Ireland’s population as a remedy.
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Sweden
Great Britain
Ireland
No cleaner path to social harmony appears
The excerpt argues that moral forces and extended education slowly reduce religious and political animosities. It suggests improving the lower classes through wide instruction and delayed marriages will raise labor demand, increase comforts, and fulfill public demand for improvement.
Congress of Sovereigns Moves Toward Final Decisions
From Aix la Chapelle reports say the Emperor of Russia and King of Prussia will depart for Brussels, with Austria's ruler for Munich. Dukes Wellington and Richelieu prepare to leave as Russia issues thousands of petitions. A Prussian Netherlands land exchange pact may seal new borders with Luxemburg and parts of Cleves while Gieldres fortress is excluded.
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Aix la Chapelle
Russia
Prussia
Brussels
Austria
Munich
Duke of Wellington
Aix la-Chapelle
Duke de Richeleu
Germany
Aix-la-Chapelle
Netherlands
Meuse
Belgium
Luxemburg
Eitel
Duchy of Cleves
Gieldres
Army of Occupation Surrenders in France on 21st
The paper reports that all Allied fortes in France are expected to surrender to French authorities on the 21st and that no foreign soldiers will remain by month’s end. A farewell order from Duke of Wellington is published, noting his creation as Russian Field Marshal by the Emperor.
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France
Duke of Wellington
Barclay de Tolly
The Quadruple Alliance and French Recognition
A 1815 treaty history outlines the Quadruple Alliance to curb Bonaparte era expansion. It notes the French Cabinet’s invitation to recognize alliance aims tied to France’s constitutional government and European tranquillity, with plenipotentiaries discussing France’s renewed status and obligations amid a shifting power balance.
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France
Bonaparte
Europe
Paris
British Forces Advance in India News From The East Indies
Reports from India describe Captain Swanston seizing Trimbuckjee Danglia at Aherigaum with two wives and a servant, to be sent to Poona under Captain Tweedy with Bengal Native Infantry. Moors and officers reorganize troops, while Dewar is found alive. Mundelab’s Killadar faces a court martial for treachery amid surrender proposals. Three cavalry regiments and two infantry battalions are formed under Major-General Ochterlony with officers Caulfield Borlase Casement Baker and Hawilton appointed to command. State prisoners’ confinement rules are set by the Vice-President in Council, aiding Bajee Row and Pindurut chieftains. Lord Dunadly departs Nin Lomdship’s remdiener.
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India
Jilly
Trimbuckjee Danglia
Bajoe
Swanston
Aherigaum
Chandore
Tweedy
Bengal Native Infantry
Poona
Great Britain
Mandelah
James Dewar
Calcutta
2St Native Infantry
Baker
19Th Regiment
Hawilton
7Th Native Infantry
Bajee Row
Changes in the ministry Catholic question in doubt
A London commentary discusses anticipated cabinet shifts after the Queen’s death, noting Lord Liverpool and the Lord Chancellor may retire. It questions the Catholic question’s handling and predicts possible changes under Lord Grenville, while defending the two nobles’ loyalty and condemning sensational press reports.
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Earl of Liverpool
Ingde
Lord Grenville
Gritiah
Liverpool
Europe
Grenvillé
Lyndon Sun
Law Report on Finlay Bank Sureties Bond Case
In a law report for the case Finlay, Gale, and Co. v Grogan and others, sureties for bank clerk James Watson defend that dissolution of the partnership on November 29, 1816 exonerates them. The argument centers on whether the security extends beyond the surviving partners and if the partnership’s dissolution affected liability, with references to Barclay v Lucas and other mercantile guarantee authorities. The court weighs whether the bank’s evolving personnel invalidates the sureties’ obligation. The discussion runs through demurrer validity and the interpretation of surviving partners and the word company in related precedents.
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Finlay
Gale, and Co
James Watson
Lynhara
Law
Robert Johnston
Wright
Russell
Wilson
Mtr Tsynham
Myeta
Barclay
Lucas
Mr. Johnson
Strange
Lee
East
Cruise
Johnston
Cruse
Queen’s Death Obsequies and Royal Charities Noted
An extensive notice from Dublin recalls the late Queen’s funeral preparations, royal charities, and Bathbrook Lodge’s work for widows and daughters of clergy and military officers. It details Crown finances, officers’ salaries, and royal family movements, with Carlton House and Windsor figures cited as public interest grows.
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Bho
Stark
Gael
Riast
Wile
St. Cer
Lanton
Exglish
Makpar
Frivat
Tobe
Saruapday
I Sa
Betham
Uuter
King of Arms of
All Ireland
the Dublin
Fournal
Chester Mail
London
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Congress OF Sovereigns
the Army OF Occupation
Quadruple Alliance
Aix-Lenchapabis
Kyreg
Wipidiniey
Motternich
Cistireegh
Polyce Iardenberg
Catt Herns- Laff
Newalrude
Count Uapamba
Duke of Richelion
Duke of Richitien
Chas
East Indies
Lord Dunadly
Kilbay
Nin Lomdship
Park Line
Leadon
Koteht
Glin
Math
Wave
Duth
LAW Report
PROM
Court OF Common Pleas
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Cluttiertain
Hanting
IneRd “ Millertales
Charlotte
George
Heeover
Bequawick
Jarnenberg
Saint Chyler Tain’ Office
Ty Messrs
Banting
Royal Undertakers
Augusta
Phin
Ipalyor
Shwnc
Benable
Munatea
Goyal Bumaty
Builbrook-house
England
Qosey
Hovssnonn
Jesty
Coure
Earl of Morton
Jered Chamberlain
Ratnard Deshrowe
Earl Harcourt
Taylor
Treqnazer
Newry Campbell
T. J. Mathias
Marchioness of
Bath
Sollehurst
Carlton Howe
Queen's Palace
York House
Lomeestoe House
Cambridge House
Kew Green
Moyal
Kew
Msilastrious
Ailaghanil
Bare Aval
Duchess of York
Aude
Gunnites
Cardigan
Gutlands
F. Milman
General Taylor
Membourg
Ulington House
Ear Stanford
Yale
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