Fragmentary Names In A Local Notice Report
Fragmented OCR lists several individuals including Tess Delany and Maria De a yo, Murphy and Selany, Mary Macray, J Patgpo wick, John Md Delendanta, in a damaged local notice. Readable elements show family or community names but no clear event or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess Delany
Vraneers
Maria de A
Murphy
Liam Selany
Mary Macray
Shaw
J Patgpowick
John Md. Delendanta
Faulkner's Dublin visit and royal preparations
A garbled 18th century letter describes King George II’s potential visit to Dublin from Hanover, with preparations in the inner city and high expectations of a grand reception. Distinct English nobility and officials are noted as eager to greet the monarch, amid reported routes and arrangements for his stay and possible travel to other capitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernasela
Fransfort
Hanover
Parry
Nayn
England
Vleuigert
France
George lv
Fragmented wartime dispatch from Trieste on Ottoman Greek fleets
The dusteian Observer cites a Trieste report claiming the Ottoman fleet has left Rhodan and joined the viceroy of Never, with Hydra and Speasia Greek fleets entering ports to resupply. A bulleten of the Ottoman army encamped the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isis
Trieste
Rhodan
Never
al Canin
Itie Alum
Sama
Hydra
Speasia
Greeks Win Siege After Turbulent Campaigns in Peloponnesus
Reports from Naples and published newspapers describe Greek forces attacking Turks near Joa nina and Suliots near devaning while Canamarra Cephalonians and Yrsit troops besiege forts including Monembasia Arta and Belvedera. Vestnavri calls a Peloponnesian congress to reconcile Greek differences as 28 000 troops are raised and 80 000 total are claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanina
Lac
Passago
Carbonari
Naples
Cephalonians
Curfa
Gouscarto Pacna
Suliots
Devaning
Gazette de Nuremberg
Monembasia
Arta
Belvedera
Canamarra
Yrsit
Vestnavri
Peloponnesus
The Irish Revenue Increases Shown For 1820 Year
A British newspaper notes the Irish revenue for the year ending October 10 1820 shows a total rise of 216 925 16s 24d. The October quarter and other quarters mostly report surpluses with the April quarter at about 116 000 and July and last quarter also above prior year figures. The statement is presented in British currency.
Importation of Grain and Wheat Prices Decline
Official accounts show the average price of corn in England for the week ending October 13 with wheat down 9 3d per quarter from 70d 7d to 6ls 1d. London returns suggest further decline. Port prices in the United Kingdom mirror this trend. No prospect of the port reopening for foreign grain in November or the ensuing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
United Kingdom
Disturbed Districts Report on Limerick Unrest and Military Movements
The Limerick County meeting at Rathkeale, attended by generals and officers, pressed for duty and co-operation with troops as violence and arson spread across towns. Insurgents attacked police and soldiers near Askeaton and Rathkeale while armories were raided and officials warned against rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
Luce
County Limerick
Rathkeale
John Lambert
John Kiley
Wilcocks
Marnin Warburton
Stewart
Rathkesle
Newcastle
Jain Rock
Leake
Abbey
Rathkoale
Thinkwel
Ballybrew
Snday
Ethea
Smith
Rathkewle
Croom
William Menny
Hilton
Moray
Patrick Grady
Ballymurphy
Edmond Molony
Mamond
John Carmody
Ashford
Manglin
James Keenan
County
Lenco
Loughmore
Ballingarry
Duggan
Kilmidy
Mahonagh
Aca
Secere
Cameron
7Th Highlanders
Thone
William Stewart
Martin Grady
John Grady
John Kelly
Mir
Edward Morgan
Danmoylan
Dickson James Carroll
Michard Standish
Michael Sullivan
Highlander
Key
Col. Creagh
Limarisk
Feneay
Kunis
Knnistimon
Tomgravy
Killatoo
Tula
Six-mile Bridge
Clara Castle
Kilcredone
Kilkerrran
Donnha
Vanbesteda
Kilrush
Knock
Kildysart
Clonmel
Shanagardee
Patrick’s Well
Bullingarry
Askeaton
Rifle Brigade
NASA
Lambert
K. CB
Bia
Sunay
Grnerl
John Elley
Athlone
Warburton
Dublin
Ruthkeale
Fermoy
Buttervant
Ireland
Cove
Waterford
Conciliation and the King's Visit in Dublin Journal
The Dublin Journal details the Courier discussion on Mr Ness's Catholic admission proposal and argues the King's visit aimed beyond easing party strife. It contends the monarch sought verifiable facts regarding Ireland and to unite factions, fostering cordial relations and mutual esteem among opposing principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Journal
Courier
Ness
Couriers
Lis Majesty
Coronation oath sparks debate on religion and liberty
The article recounts a Scottish coronation oath debate during King William and Queen Mary’s accession. It notes a clause about rooting out heretics, royal hesitation, and subsequent explanations by commissioners. The piece criticizes the Orange faction in Ireland and argues liberty and toleration guided the House of Onavax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tri
Wirt
Many
Scotland
Winmandy
Kingland
Birne
Wits
House of
Onavax
Orange
Ireland
The King In Hanover Paris Mission And Court Scenes
ALondon paper reports King William’s private audience and diplomatic summons in Hanover. A messengers delivers a letter to Lady Elizabeth. nobles and ministers gather as the king meets deputies from the states of the Kingdom. A balcony salvo and a 40‑person table mark royal ceremonies amid court dignitaries. The narrative notes a gout attack and the arrival of the landgravine of Hesse Kassel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles Stuart
Elizabeth
Dublin
Liciute Neul
Scotland
Tag Uren
London
Hlanover
Haxoven
Count Bansingsen
Benkingson
Mrs Majesty
Cumberland
Cambridge
General Assembly
Anton Hiw
Hiw Majonty
Count Meorveld
Alin Majonty
Sod
Lloase Blomburg
Hanover
Ranson
Toreh
Stucke
Llis
Marquis of Londonderry
Count Munster
Marquis of
Fondundoy
Homburg
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Edward Firagerald
Thia Cance
Annagit
Mount Galem
Nile
Deluur
Asa
Queen's County
Devany
Warra
Kilkenny
Rodetick Connor
William Walsh
Plantus Solietar
Abbeystreet
Wablin
T. & J. Wardlab
Francis Street
EGG
Wales
Witten
Wardles Move
West OF England
Thia
Koglaid
Landen
Fle Ds
Valdin
NBL
Prici
Faust
Exohanva
Tandon
Sytouks
Lu Wean
Faulkner
Dublin Dournat
Pridgy Reening
Keranien
Tlei
Tunkey
the Irish Revenue
Carrah House
Aubrey de Vere Blunt, Bart
Fitzgerald
Ives
Gorwan
Duliv
Teath
Pho Amagialgaon
Tarbert
Nutch
Theta Guard
Tarbert Island
Fient Cameron
Othe
Uria
Tust
von Kunis
Kilrash
Donala Martello Tower
Kilcugl
Kilmurry
Shannon
Norman Ganstin
Kilpencon
Othen
Mr. Garati
Ballysimon
Dennis Ahern
Glengurt
Courtenay
St Light Dragoons
Mathkeale
Commissariat Corps
CO. Tipperary
Garrene
Fethard
Cashel
Clamel Advertiser
Carlow
Inetana
Leon
Reveivar
Juga
Barow MM. Post
the King
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