The Duel and the Canning Castlereagh Controversy
A detailed outline of the duel related events and ministerial intrigues surrounding Canning Castlereagh and Wellesley. The notes describe assurances of removal, cabinet knowledge, concealment of plans, and delayed appointments affecting the Scheldt expedition and Spain embassy.
Parliament Critics Call Councils Unfaithful to Nation
An editorial criticizes Majesty's Councils for failing in good faith and harming national character and interests in a strongly worded plea for reform. The piece frames the councils as inconsistent with public and private trust and urges accountability.
The Covent Garden Theatre Crowd at John Bull Night
Report describes widespread disruption at Covent Garden during a performance of John Bull with opposition to half price admissions. The piece notes reduced dissent, tumult in the pit, physical fighting, stripped fighters, rattle clashes, and placards torn, ending with injuries to a young man from the Strand.
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God Save the King
John Bull
Lorimer
Ik-Dyer
Strand
Young Man Wounded With Spikes in Back
The injured youth was carried home in a coach to his father’s house where Dr. Stanton of the Strand attended him. His wounds are very serious and he suffered great agony last night. Another person was wounded by spikes in the back.
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Stanton
Strand
Bold Naval Duel Off Peru Ends With Fragmented Victory
An excerpt from Capt. Frazer Smith describes a four hour fight with a privateer and later a second large privateer attack off Peru. The Neptune sustained heavy damage to sails and rigging, four seamen were killed, and many wounded as the crew fought on for days. The ship finally struck after a brutal three hour exchange, leaving the vessel wrecked and the crew exhausted.
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Cas
Frazer Smith
Neptune
Greenock
Lima
Cape Horn
Peru
Greas
London
Enemiy
Fitz
Vulture
Christie
Marriage and Death Notices from Somerset and Ireland
Marriage records report a wedding in Wells Somerset between the Bishop of Wells and Jane widow of William Trocke Esq. of Abbey Street. Obituaries note deaths at Rathmines Co Coombe and Knockmore Antrim including Mr Ambrosemins Mr Arthur Martin and Miss Ann Fulton aged listed. also John Cranston of Beligst Eig.chin carpenter.
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Saturdaay
Bishopien
Wells
Somersetshire
Jane
Trocke
Abbey-street
Rathmines
Christopher Nea
Beligst
Chin
Price notes amid odd phrases from a 19th century market page
Fragmentary OCR shows price references and percentages with scattered terms like per cent and reduced, plus mentions of accounts and tonnage. The garbled text lists October dates and items such as coal or consignments, suggesting a market price summary or shipping notes. The fragment lacks clear actions or outcomes.
Printed for the Prop hia free by William Hodgis Parliament Street
Small fragment shows a printed notice with a vendor or printer credit to WM Hodgins at Parliament Street. It references a Prop hia free item but offers no clear event or date. The legibility limits full details.
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Prophia
WM. Hodgis
Parliament
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Canning
Castlereagh
Duke of Portland
Wir
Lord Castlereagh
Lord Wellesley
Granville Levison Gower
Mr. Canning
Lord Castereagh
Lord Camden
Cauling
Scheldt
Lord Chatham
Antwerp
Perceval
House of Commons
Mr. Perceval
War Department
Spain
Lord Castlereag
Lord Welledleys
England
Covent
Garden Theatre
Reade
Stilorgan
Crookshank
J.pomteroy
Graves Swan
Peter Roe
Franklin
Edward Rice
Bay
Edward Cullen
Corn
Sullivan
Gordon
Orpen
John Stewart
Inns-quay
John Avis
Arran-quay
Beauman
Fishunable
Meath
Ireland
Riclhimond
Privy Council
Privy Council of Ireland
Bari
S Privy Council
Privy Council of
Great Britain
His Majesty
Board of Ordnance
Britain
Admiralty
America
West Indies
Newfoundland
Africa
St. Helena
East Indies
St. Britain
Indies
St. Helen
Cusorn
Council
Dublin
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Charles Kildare
Frankfort
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Saurin
King
Hagzise
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Ips
Workington
Csecsen