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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 14, 1815
Page
2
The passage references royal policy and imperial protection, mentioning a king and administrative actions. It cites financial figures and a planned proposal, with unclear dates and scattered phrases about governance, poverty, and oversight. The readable elements suggest a historical governance context with fiscal and protective measures.
The fragment describes Allied forces approaching Paris with infantry and cavalry under Wellington, the Brabant and Hanoverian corps, and Polish units. It notes strategic dispositions toward the capital, warnings of precautions, and lingering partisan strength as operations near Paris continue. It mentions Emperor Alexander, the Prince Metteritz, and references to the broader European regime in late August, with Hanoverian troops expected to return.
The text describes a chaotic sequence of proclamations, movements, and alignments during a Spanish uprising. It notes a Wednesday proclamation, troop movements into the chwa, and regiments from Lugo and Santiago with artillery, amid shifting loyalties and reluctance to support the present regime. Details are garbled but center on a Revolutionary plan and conflicting factions.
Fragmentary OCR records describe martial activity, guards, proclamations, and patrols in a coastal town. Mentions Captian General, Porlier, Marquez, and soldiers securing gates, with proclamations about armed resistance and civilian movement. Reports of harbor boats, bells, and gatherings hint at a tense, disrupted day with uncertain outcomes.
From the London Gazette dated September 9 1818 the Regent commends Robert Ross late Major General of His Majesty's Forces for eminent services in Calabria and the Peninsular campaign. It notes his bold actions at the plains of Maids and in the battles of Vittoria Pyrenees and Orthes and his success on August 2 1814 in capturing the Cordnis with troops under his command.
An 1814 proclamation by the Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council declares the Barony of Iffat and Wear in County Tipperary under a state of disturbance and enforces staying within residences from sunset to sunrise. It orders the inhabitants to remain indoors until further notice and sets penalties for noncompliance.
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