Fragmentary Testimony From Bergami Inquiry Concludes Adjourning
In a delayed session, witnesses describe movements between Bergami rooms, public and private passages, and questions about the Princess and children. Lord Yarrowby and Lord Hossiyu press on emigration, apartments, and service roles as the adjournment follows a quar ter past four.
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Grea
Louis
Dalyan
Naples
Iter
England
Lord Yarrowby
Bargami
Princesa
Hossiyu
Dyehicu
Pero
Bergaspi
Buckingham
Bergman
Pervon
Cal- Corps
Bergaati
Anton
Wien Heuren
Leghorn
Brougham
Bern
Chedren
Expenditure Record Of Her Majesty's Government 1820
The correspondence between his Majesty's Government and legal agents details funds for her Majesty's pecuniary needs since arriving in England. It notes advances for legal expenses, witness transport, and a 10,000 payment to Mr. Vizard with further sums for defense costs.
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England
Alea
House of Lord
Wizard
Earl of Liverpool
Lincon
Lots Fields
Pix
Maly
Maule
The
Treasury
Wigard
Vizard
Henry
Italy
Trenau
Marmy
Promotions and exchanges in Horse Guards and 22nd Dragoons
In the London Gazet of October 1820 the War Office details promotions by purchase and exchanges. T. P. Crosby advances to Cornet in the Royal Horse Guards. Michael Childers becomes Lieutenant Colonel in the 7th Dragoon Guards. Alfred Davin moves to Lieutenant. Robert Hullingworth exchanges to half pay. Oliver Gorge advances to Captain. Maxwell retires. John Campbell moves to Ensign. St George R La touche becomes Ensign. John Keine becomes Quartermaster from half pay. Adolphus Grieve deceased prompting promotions with immediate effect.
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War Office
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards
T. P. Crosby
Par
V. Dashwood
Prom
Dregoona
Colon Michael Childers
Purchege
Diggens
Alfred Davin
22Nd Light Dragoons
Robert Hullingworth
Regiment of Foot
Oliver
Gorge
Purchase
Maxwell
John Campbell
St. George Robert Latouche
Campbell
John Keine
T. Alex
Johnsion
Adghtan
Adolphus Grieve
Ballinasloe Fair Prices Fall Amid Sheep Slump 1819 1820
Reports from Ballinasloe show sheep numbers unsold at the fair totaling over sixteen thousand, with prices one third lower than last year. Farmers ruined and Bullinuaglaog residents hit by the downturn as beds drop to half a guinea. 1820 figures reveal reduced sales and lower cattle prices, while Dublin Corn Exchange notes slow grain demand and barley discount.
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Ballinasloe
Bullinuaglaog
Lee
Dublin
The Queen's Trial and Opposition to Paine Bill Claims
The Dublin Journal notes the Queen's Trial with Sir William Gell's evidence and recent Saturday proceedings. It disputes a True Briton claim that Mr Wilberforce will oppose the Paine and Penalties Bill, asserting the statement is unfounded and inviting calls to the office for correction.
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William Gell
MR. Wilberforce
Dustin Jovanat
Wilberforce
House of Commons
Dame
Market distress at Ballinasloe amid abundance
A long market update notes falling prices for cattle sheep and grain, with Ballinasloe markets showing low demand and scarce circulating wealth. It laments inability to convert abundance into wealth, cites broader Irish and continental turmoil, and mentions Portugal Madrid and Paris dispatches alongside political unrest in Italy and Rome.
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Ballinasloe
Clergy Urge Galway Fishermen on Holy Days
The Galway Advertiser reports Catholic Clergy urging fishermen in various chapels to observe Holy Days amid work on land. A vessel of war, The Plemper, is to protect the fishery and deter idle behavior, with The Dublin Journal praising religious exhortations and government measures to shield industrious fishermen in Galway Bay.
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Galway
Provence
Dublin
Bay of Galway
Behings
Foreign News From Naples Reports and Conflicting Accounts
dispatches from Naples claim several arrests on charges linked to a counter revolution. Defensive preparations are said to be active and conscription strict. Naples troops reportedly clashed with Passérmitans, with the latter defeated, though some letters downplay the army’s entry into Palermo. Official despatches relay the intelligence.
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Naples
Palermo
Fratricide Case Leads to Dublin Police Action
The Head Office reports a fratricide case in Waterford where Richard Darcy allegedly killed his brother James Darcy with white arsenic. A coroner's inquest returned a verdict of wilful murder. Officer Farrell arrested Darcy in Westmorland Street, and Darcy is to be sent to Kilmainham Gaol for Waterford’s next assizes. Separately, James Connor was arrested in Holles Street with stolen silver forks and a spoon linked to Sir John Stevenson.
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Amen Narey
Alderman Darley
Henry Charles Sirr
Richard Darcy
Ford
Hichard Darcy
Gember
Michael Bvoylin
Waterford
Jory
Darey
Kreylin
James
Dublin
Farrell
Darcy
Westmorland-street
Anper-Hawan
Parvell
Ail Mera
James Darcy
Kilmainham
Fannin
Mercerstreet
Flanigan
Myrtle
Hollesstreet
The Duchess of Kingstop Trial Court Confusion Clarified
A historic remark explains the legal distinction between the Court of our Lord the King in Parliament and the Lord High Steward. It notes peers are not tried as bishops, clarifies vote rights, and outlines the role of the Lord High Steward during peer indictments and parliamentary process.
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Kingstop
House of Lord
Fligh Steward
House of Larda
Lord High Steward
Ehis
Walways
Burin
Ins.a. Cy the Houe of Lords
Plan for Royal Army Reorganization in Naples Deliberated
The Royal Decree from Ferdinand I lays provisional army organization for the Two Sicilies. It fixes infantry, cavalry, artillery, and royal household strength pending Parliament, with seniority rules, pay, and vacancies. The plan argues for a constitutional public force and outlines active and interior arms, including a 45,000-man force and royal guard units.
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Naples
Carascora
Europe
Ferdinand I
Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
Jerusalem
Francis
Calabria
Gill
Council of Government
Francie
Sarascosa
Comano
Cites &E
Aragon
Royal Guard
Royal Mounted Chasseurs
Lisbon Revolution Prompts Provisional Government Forming
The Lisbon upheaval ends long oppression as crowds celebrate a new provisional government. Nobles and generals move to secure the realm while Belem and Oporto receive orders to halt ships and fire royal salutes. Embargo blocks poets and treasure transit amid widespread public joy.
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Lisbon
Biabon
Bac Linng
Royal House of
Bingansilb
Cortes
Gimenia
el Barracks
Sous de Rocio
Tarantey
Higay
Juez de Pavo
Brest
St. Pain
de Rezende
de Pnaziel
Livat
Agedu
Hermano Hraancamp
Freire
Azedo
Belem
Birnia
Remai
Oporto
Carter
Urau
Genta Sylveyra
Aimaranthe
Verin
Oalivia
Golid
Commie
B.S
Arliliona
The Duke of York Falls Ill Prevents Attendance
The Duke of York suffered a severe cold and poor health after returning from Brighton. On Monday morning he declared it impossible to attend his home duties and sent a messenger with a letter to the Lord Chancellor requesting absence.
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Duke OF York
Brighton
Printed notice from Dublin subscriber issue
An old newspaper fragment notes a printed notice from Dublin relating to a proprietora and free street advertisements. It mentions subscription and a receipt or record, with the text truncated and unreadable in parts.
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Dublin
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Ballinasloe Fair
Neraer
the Dublin Journal
Jonel Coste
Caltanincotta
Costa
Dsputcher
Portugal
Paris
Madrid
Oporta
Gomeg Friere
Beresford
Brazde
France
Bordeaux
Sthbullein
Paria
Atate
Brussels
Dll
Dng
Maison
Brusavis
Russia
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