High Sheriff Elected at Guild Quarter Day Meeting
Monday last the Brethren of the Guild met at the Car Isle Buildings to swear in new Masters and Wardens for the ensuing year. A vacancy in representation due to George Wheeler becoming High Sheriff led to a ballot, electing Robt White of Grafton Street unanimously. Acknowledgments were given to Alderman Bloxham for his conduct and charity. Freedom of the Guild was granted to C. S. Hawthorne, First Commissioner of Excise, with a deputation chosen to present an Address. Further names listed for the deputation: John Gipforn Edmond Nugent James King George Stoddart Robert Walte Robert Walsh Jas Plunkett.
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Carisle
George Wheeler
Robt
White
Grafton-street
Robert Shaw
Guild
Alderman Bloxham
C. S. Hawthorne
Keq
Excise
Frith
Board of Aldermen
Sheriffs and Commons
Earl Talbot
Shaw
Beepheps
Hawthorne
Nugent
Dublin
Guild of Merchanta
Mr. Hawthorne
Stephens
Gilfard
Willis
Sutter
Alder Oan Archer
Apersare
Bloxham
Hlaving
Commons
Sutter Rose
Archer
Svmple
Iate
Gilford
Mansion House
Paas
Giffard
Morrison
Nuinan
Wthan
Imar
Dixon
City of
Dubin
Sir Edward Stanley
Mandida House
Way
Guild of Merchants
Napper Tandy
Oliver Bond
Guild of Merchante
Chesterfield
Andrews
Sherif
Satter
Heffernan
McAuley
Yuchon
Mr. Dixons
L. Use
Witla Simby
Aimilar
Mr Dixon
Discontent in Prussia After War Tax Burdens Rise
A private Berlin letter notes broad dissatisfaction across Prussia after a costly military establishment and heavy taxes. It cites strained civil life, continued Landwehr drills, and riots at Breelau where seventeen were killed and twenty wounded. Nobility are accused of privilege while commoners face repression and social distance.
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Berlin
Prussia
Ict
Sted Leckienburg
Dublin City Assembly Debates Window Tax and Lord Mayor Thanks
Dublin's Commons and Aldermen discuss the Window Light Tax and petition to the Prince Regent. Speakers praise late Lord Mayor, Hawthorne, and defend civic independence while appointing committees for addresses and public petitions.
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Commons
Sutter
Nugent
Lotter
Dublin
Die Pot
Hutton
Dretud
Montgomery
Shaw
Wangittare
England
Vansittart
Stephens
Court and Fashionable News In Old Irish Nobility
The Earl Talbot and his war family conscriptions in this country are noted with his Lady linked to Beau Park Meath. The Marquis of Downshire is his first cousin, Excellency son of Lady Charlotte Hill. Lord Whieworth earned an A M at Christ Church Oxford in 1797. Duchess of Dorset and retinue expected in Grosvenor Square, London from Ireland. Mr Curran still alive by late Tuesday night. Prince Regent visited Covent Garden Tuesday night with Lord William Gordon and Sir Benjamin Broomfield.
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Earl ‘Talbot
Lambert
Beau Park
Meath
Downshire
Kia
Charlotte Hill
Hils Lordship
Christ Church, Oxford
Lars Whieworth
Duchess of Dorset
Grosvenor Squares
London
Ireland
Curran
Prince Regent
William Gordon
Benjamin Broomfield
Covent Garden
Kilkenny Theatrics Opens Private Theatre in Jubilant Night
From the Moderator, Kilkenny reports the first private theatre opening in five years. Mr. Boylan of Dublin donated ornaments and funds. Julius Caesar drawn by cast including Beecher as Cassius and Rothe as Brutus. Praise for management. Shown with refined stage effects and crowd-pleasing performances.
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Boylan
Dublin
Ireland
R. Gangrishe
Rurie
Julius Cesar
Cassius
Vir. Beecher
Brutus
Rothe
Brutig
Corre
Astonis
Aldos
Shee
Eyre
Cobler
Mia li
Octavius
Mie
Priger
Nuet Gritain
George Vee
Busie
Servius
Anthony
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Edmond Nugent
James King
George Stoddart
Robert Walte
Robert Walsh
Jas. Plunkelt, Esqis
Cirt Agseabhy
McNugent
Times
Jacob Weat
Mortbon
Getilteen
T. Yixon
Kholn Hind
Prince
Jameson
Dison
Mr. Giffard
Read
Wes
Ace
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