Appointment list and market notes from the London Gazette
The issue records appointments to Excise and Customs in the United Kingdom and Ireland, naming numerous peers and officials, followed by market intelligence on wheat, oats, barley, and flour prices and trading conditions, with date SEPT. 27, 1483. The mixed entries reflect formal appointments and daily commodity prices for barley, oats, rye, and flour.
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Warren
George Seymour
Penneth Yaatin
Doyle
John Earl of
Carhampton
Yacunt
Phipps
Alexander Campbell
William Manly
John Cheetham Mortlock
Hart
Rodolph Trefusis
Richard Dawkine
James Hewitt Hoodvine Parish
William Plunkett
John Blackhouse
Eachange
Dirge and Requiem Mass honors late Pope Pius I
A dirge and requiem mass were held at the Catholic chapel to commemorate the decease of the late Pope Pius I. Mr Manners composed the music. Rev Dr Baines preached on the pope’s piety, life, and resolve against Bonaparte’s demand. The report covers the ceremony and reflections on faith and conscience.
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Pius I
Manners
Baines
Bonaparte
France
Protentates of
Europe
Jront
England
Bath Journal
Hunting Ink
Lewis
Ireland
Manchester
Mantle Advertiser
Ta Vendee
Box
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Shire
Cheltenham
Poogue Castle
County Clare
Melville
Kents
Riot ends with ship damage and water spout near Rainus town
Report of a riot near Rainus town as a vessel faced a water spout and cannon fire. Magistrates in Otien ordered vehicles seized. a collision tore a mast and toppled a column on Montatrath Street. Several custodians were detained as chaos disrupted river traffic and the ship Evansdale faced danger.
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Pmrael Milkay
Stephens
Vince
Merieai Bats
Williaastess
Whrtelies
Vaal
Ze Woos Jones
Joeung
James Bath
Odin
Montatrath Street
Isrivaty
Marcel
Ted
St. Certe
Suurpriss
Provincial Intelligence and Cork Seizures Report
In Cork a prison escape plot was thwarted by officers as inmates armed with bludgeons and iron bars targeted guards. A flax and linen initiative was launched after a town meeting. A private of the Peth Lancers fired near a lieutenant at Cork Barracks, with a suicide attempt following. Pope Pius VII requiem preparations were noted. A major tobacco seizure occurred at Cove with 120 bales recovered and another seizure near Kingaskuldy. The date closes with a private seizure report and store lock events.
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Mse
Rifle Brigade
Braff
Broff
Barrington
Cork
Peth Lancers
M'Cann
M‘cann
Vandeleur
Pius the Seventh
Messrs. Cole and Seymour
Cove
Kingaskuldy
Panes Regan
Waol
Wade
A chaotic account of a late 19th century drill and a village melee
An OCR fragment describes a military exercise with a firelock, commands, and a handling drill, interwoven with a violent village incident. It mentions cadets, reports of a man named Patown, a pony, a rough-looking thief, and bystanders reacting as chaos unfolds in a rural setting.
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Lely
Piertes
Report on Excise Revenue and Distillery Laws Across UK
Commissioners examine 1822 spirits revenues in England Scotland and Ireland and assess distillery laws. They highlight illicit distillation harming public peace and morals, compare English and Scottish systems, and consider uniform UK reforms while preserving revenue integrity and enforcement practicality.
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United Kingdom
England
Scotland
Ireland
Highland
Excise Department
Webster
Teddy Vidthas
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