King and court life notes from Dublin Journal extracts
The Dublin Journal reports on a private audience for foreign ministers from Florence Stockholm and Munich, the King presiding at council with the Dauphin present, and a royal party at the Duchess of Berry’s. It notes plans for Friday and Sunday visits, arrival of the Lighon Bail with papers, and a Portuguese relief subscription for Brazilian refugees fleeing revolutionary upheaval, to be administered by trusted officials with published donor lists.
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Marquis de Gebriac
Stockholm
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Bordeaux
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Berry
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Marine and Colonial Department
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Villele
Charles X
Argos
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la Serna
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Panama
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Africa
Ferdinand
Olaneta
Chile
Freyre
Chiloe
Talcahuano
Conception
Large Morning Trades in Consols and Ashantee News
In London the London stock market saw large early trades with Consols rising to 942 and later easing to 059 and 864 for November. Reports from Africa detail Ashantee defeat near the coast with heavy losses for the native forces and several chiefs beheaded. French press praise for King Louis Philippe and a Greek loan dispatch from Athens mention Greek successes and ongoing credit arrangements.
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Paria
Indemnity Talks and Coinage in France and Europe
Reports from London discuss French plans to indemnify emigrants and settle confiscated property, plus a proposed new coin bearing the King’s head. Prussia vows budget cuts saving 8 million rix dollars, while Peru, Chile, and Napoleonic memory figures in dispatches and rumors.
Lord Mayor faces bread price dispute and bakers’ duties
The Lord Mayor refused to sign a paper on bread pricing after an inquiry found no clear explanation for proposed price levels. He aims to ensure bread costs drop, citing the need to curb bakers’ abuses and enforce oath-bound flour price reporting and baker registration. Plans include weighing houses at meat markets to verify weights for buyers.
Balloon ascent disaster and royal fete balloon descent
A chaotic balloon journey ends with a crashed basket and injured passengers as Mr Sadler and Jem recall the peril and a later fete in Sussex features a descent of a large balloon in a crowded fair. A young lady emerges from the balloon and heads to London by post chaise while aviation interest grows with 45 female aeronauts and Mr Graham planned to ascend in Brighton.
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Baadler
Sadler
Jem
Bolton
M. Sadler
Walloon
Laptin
London
Graham
Brighton
Van Diemen's Land prospects and trades reported
From Hobart Town news comes notes on agricultural progress and livestock imports. Merino sheep from Sir John Bebright arrive aboard Safprep with few deaths. hollyhock trials, fruit crops, and cultivation advance amid climate challenges. Expeditions plan river and coast surveys. Royal Charter arrivals bring judicial officers, new governance, and maritime developments.
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Hobarttown
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Cox
Jeman
Neighbou
Bard-Town
Lam Shand
Fleary
John Bebright
Safprep
van Diemen’s ‘Land
Reuters
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Cougtry
Rotlendoff
Port Daley Rd
Wicke
Norfolk Plains
Byland
Ax Straits
North Islands
Hobbs
Coal River
Triton
Jasjan Company
Hobart Town
Kithly
New Zealand
Fielder
Tom
Aodvertor
England
Justice Ped
Theatre gossip and changes in London stage groups
The piece reports Mr Burroughes leaving Coburg for the theatre to star with Mr Abbot in Tragedy Comedy and Melodrama, Madame Vestris joining for sixteen nights, Mise Forde succeeding her, and Weber not replacing Mr Bishop at Covent Garden. Talma appears at Covent Garden for seventeen nights. It notes Coax Trzatar’s performances, criticizes public taste, and praises Sir Giles Overreach and Othello as fine acting amid low gate receipts. Colonel Bk y pays homage to a noted female vocalist Lover. A melodrama inspired by Saliah Rooke is anticipated, and Mrs Mountain near full recovery in Brighton after rheumatic gout.
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Mise Forde
Drury
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Liverpool
Weber
Bishop
Convent Garden
England
Talma
Esa
Covent Garden
Coax Trzatar
Keao
Giles Overreach
B—k—y
Saliah Rooke
T. Moore
Khorussuan
Bhawyatead
Religious notices and clerical appointments in Buckden parish
An ordination at Buckden church admitted Richard Callina to priestly orders after a contested parish vote. The Cork bishop’s health is reestablished and Bishop Lyone is named Roman Catholic Bishop of Halifax. Logan becomes coadjutor to Bishop Plunkett. Hibernian School Society forms in Waterford. Missionaries plan to move to Roscommon after declining an invitation from Werlord. Kinsale mission meeting chaired by Lord Kinsale hears speakers for and against Corkoran.
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Neel
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Roscommon
Werlord
Kinsale
Lord Kinsale
Mesars Sing- Cer
Urwin
Corkoran
P.P
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