King of England Visits Brussels and Waterloo Tour
The King and royal party travel from Calais to Brussels and on to Waterloo with formal welcomes at the capital and surrounding towns. Crowds line streets as artillery salutes sound. A banquet and theatre events mark the journey, followed by plans to proceed to Namur and Hanover, with the king in good health and spirits.
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England
Hanover
Brussel
Dejean
Mar
Camronne
Duke de la
Europe
Payasuts
Ton Hock
Netherlands
Haesars
Imra
Lord Clancarty
Duke of Wellington
Logdonderry
Conyngham
Bloomfield
Ambase Atrhoura
The
Waterloo
Duke of Vilington
Brusels
France
Duchess of Devon
Thin City
Fowe
Nemur
Berlin
Vienna
Paris
Marquis of
Londonderry
Brussels
Duke
Alington
Quatre Bros
Ligny
Lamb
Hesse
Wilhelmsbad
Hosars
Kingland
King toasts in Calais and voyage notes from wartime posts
The stay of the Sovereign at Calais includes a toast to the King of France at Hotel Messin and a fanfare about a travel cap blown off on landing. Witness Mr Griffin Jones presented a hat to the King who graciously accepted. Reports also detail shifts in travel plans to avoid Salewih and a broad foreign press note on South American journalism progress.
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Calais
Messin
France
Griffin Jones
Brunswick Infantry
Genoe Aisles
Tey
San-Xi
Nei- Anxi
Macao
Naples
Rome
College of the Propaganda
Francisbon
Proclamations on Ionian Islands piracy and pardons
News from Malta gazette details Sir Frederick Adam’s orders banning ships under British and French flags that oppose the Ottoman Porte. Cephalonia and Zante vessels are to be seized and crews punished as pirates. Also reports a pardon for Antonio Martinengo on condition of exile and a warning to Cephalonians and Zantiots to cease armed action and return within fifteen days or face banishment and confiscation.
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Mediterranean
Fred. Adem
Ford
Tonian
Caphalonia
Zante
Porto
Malta Gazettes
Karl Bathurst
Legislative Assembly of
United Lonian States
Fred. Adam
Antonio Martinengo
Martinengo
Senate of the States
Cephalonians
Zantiots
Peloponnesus
Ionian
Permons
Visitation of the Tuam diocese and Killesandra dinner tolls
The archbishop of Tuam led a large clergy at the Tuam cathedral for the annual diocese visitation. He urged discipline among clergy and promoted Bible Society branches, while a separate Killegandra gathering honored royal and local figures. A riot in Arraag at Laryen ended with arrests and guards restoring order, and Irish finance figures noted substantial wealth from monastic sales.
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Tuam
Tuan
Galbraith
Malachi
Arraag
Laryen
Boswell
Exprose
Edinburgh
Peat
Dunse
4Th Dragoon Guards
Pier WM
Lawut
Bivenfield
Manu
Ater
Kidinburgh
Panic and severe losses in a marching army report
A chaotic dispatch claims vast disruption among Jodia betters and Far eastern troops. It reports a Muha cative battalion losing officers and 150 sepoys during a march, detachment losses at LUU sepoys, and widespread illness among camp followers. Surgeons deny contagion while symptoms include vomiting and stomach spasms, calomel dosing used as treatment.
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Jodia
Tudia
Mardon
Casey
Dublin Police Reports of Robbery and Burglary Incidents
In Dublin a man named Youten was assaulted and robbed by a group of ten women in Exchequer Street after visiting a public house. Three suspects Ron Walsh, Margaret Preston, and Margaret Moore were committed to Newgate for trial. Also, John Flinn and Thomas Dull were arrested for a house burglary at Great Denmark Street and remanded to Kilmainham Gaol. A further case involved Mary Smith found with clothing items identified as M A Pin’s, remanded to Kilmainham for trial.
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Cottear
Erneer Orricu
Youten
Castle Cavan
Wick Oo
Wexford
Church Street
Feranlds
Yevtos
Kixchequor Street
Tionne
Clark’s Court
Exchequor Street
Gon Walsh
Heath
Stair
Yeates
Mary Smith
John Bath
Heral Clontarf
M‘alpin
Halybrook Park
Kilmainhan
Wan Bagwell Sworn Mayor of Chamel and Local Officials
In Tipperary, Right Hon. Colonel Wan Bagwell becomes Mayor of Chamel with William Henry Keily and William Chayter sworn Bailiffs for the year. Chayter also sworn Deputy Mayor. A Carlow shop theft report notes a 30 shilling note stolen via bird-lime covered twig, later recovered. Drama continues with late hurricane damage reports and historical notices from Bathunt and Timbudog discussions about trade routes and Arab diplomacy.
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Wan. Bagwell
Tipperary
Chamel
William Henry Keily
William Chayter
Chayter
Hardihood
Weight
Carlow
Lola
O'Connell
Basrish
Tisteudoo
Sauan
Camis
Omar
L'Aravsa Araba
Dewerk
Portandik
Timbuetoo
Shabeeny
Timabuetoo
Bathunt
Limbudtoo
Kahimun
Central Africa
Parasa
Duckson
Sia Bown
Timbuctoo
Senegal
Norefolk
Virginia
Norfolk
New York
Boston
Ug Mjery
Ube Coweter
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Jane
Mario Jomillac
Do‘boreaback
Sid Fasion
Fauxbourgh de la Barre
Lixle Tearare
Boallis
Madacre de
Aloisi de Europe
Basse
Srna
Bnet
Tavamis
Palace of Luck
Uhin Teat
Benjamin Bloomfield
Touray
Ireland
Touruay
Eutre
His Majesty
Nagle
Walker
Conusata
Columbian Republic
Santa Martha
Gazette of
Maracaibo
Correo National
Cuenta
United States
South America
Mexico
Columbia
Fata
Ruee Court of Inquiry
Lough Ryan
Gallowayshire
London
Suite
Dover
Lord Sidmouth
Calnin
Elis Grace
John Mason
Glinbrook
Edward Nawb
Lisduc
Limpick
Mayor Stewart
Donegal
Limerick
Rathkeale
Lonian Islands
Diaeta
Killesandra
Robert Henry Samhwell
Duke of York
Bart Talbot
Geor
Kilmore
Hales
O'Reilly
Eimore
M‘cahe
Synod of Ulster
Iit
Denham
Earl of Furnas
Cairns
Paddy
Henry Gratian
Wilson
Southwell
Gordon
Sth Dragoon Guards
Irwin
Jackson
Hanks
Cavan
Pariah
Cosby Young
Young
Major Irwin
M‘donald
M‘donald Qu
Eountry
Trishman
Suceras
Magrath
Gigiank
Wilton
Gyorgy
Wvat
Dublin
Mia
Siveral
MSS
Bun
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