Royal visits and maneuvers amid Waterloo commemoration
Reports detail royal progress and public display as troops, cavalry, and infantry assemble amid celebrations. Dispatches describe King’s promenade at Herrenhausen, reception by the Duke of Cambridge and Cumberland, and planned military evolutions. News from Paris and Vienna notes travel changes and incognito precautions for the monarch’s movements through Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wit and
Font
Anue
Duke of Cumberland
Hawover
Germany
Cain
Herrenhausen
Ann Follawadt
Mand
Ghief Bawas
Duke of Cambridge
Hhe
Horenkansan
Bux
Lahones
Varkey
Magnia of
Lindoutlercy
Han
Paris
Vienna
Cer
Great Britain
Nicholas d’ Materbaty
Bin
Masareli
Vigna
Tia
Devoates
Wil
Kiafabach
Hungary
Duke de Chartres
England
Dadeeldail
Rai
Oitingen
Camel
Honburgh
Ristown
Mlottgard
Jwalth
Sha Howe
Bingen, Coblouw, &c
Consur
Dublin Market Notes and Irish Prices Report
Market notes from Dublin and surrounding towns detail grain, bread prices, and livestock values. Reports show old red wheat, oats, and flour pricing with weekly changes, butter and pork quotes, and hints of limited grain supply. Local fairs in Kilkenny and nearby markets note stock demand, with pigs and cattle sold at varied prices amid cautious trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Harrele of
Bates
Tha Merghanta
Harley
London
Kesex
Kent
Suffolk
Kent & Banex
Prabaut
Ballysagget
Kilkenny
Alton
Conive
Irishtown
Wilkenny
St. Canico
Ledyster Sunol
Theatrn Royal Plays Damon and Pythias and More
The Theatrn Royal staged Damon and Pythias on Wednesday with Moral Love the following night. Darren impressed as Freelove while Miss Bruntay and Mr Warde shone as Rosamond. Tonight a flavored bill includes Fenire Preserved and Taw Wan deg Boys with further shows planned for Beavo Stratagem and Frias Lacoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon
Pythias
Darren
Freelove
Shakespeare
Misa Bruntay
Mr. Warde
Memoir of Rio de Hacha Siege by Sir Gregor MacChagor
A first person account recounts the October 1819 capture of Rio de la Hacha, the election of a local governor Valverde, and the author’s use of bold rhetoric to deter treachery. He notes organizing native troops, preventing European plunder, and the tense patrols near the fort amid shifting loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio de Hache
Junta
Cabillo
de Lima
Rtha Place
Valverde
Tiguez
Nsv
Citisens
MacGregor
la [Ache
Orer
Rio de la Hacha
Elo
Camsrones
Phas
Provines
Udle de Dieper
Eddlonel Rafter Chrother
Oflicer
Porto Belio
Patiule
Tores
Orrant
Smith
Norcoteam Radler
Solieber
Vassel
Coline
Owe Guael
Cillus
Pric
Ghaie
Waril
Ax Wall
Anal Ganas
Dodrenes
Khai
San Audios
Desperate Stand as Fort Explodes in Creole Post Backdrop
The narrative recounts a chaotic attempted embarkation of Europeans, clashes between national troops and Spanish forces, and a fort explosion after cannons fired. Leaders, including Colonel Rodriguez, faced desertion and disarray as marauders sought to provision ships and flee to Jamaica, while the writer plans to withdraw toward Rio de la Hache as unrest intensifies in Edinburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayre
Rodrigues
Gibbons
Mort
Tayula
Maxee
Rodriguez
Indiana
Santo Domingo
Flemand Bay
Aux Cayos
Aaid
Soldtiers
Thiey
Nuchot
Mediterranean
Jamaica
Grenada
San Andres
Grkuvon Macunbaur
Edinburgh
Melancholy accident at racecourse ends in tragedy
A rider Henry Benison from Ballinconnell fell from his horse during the late race. Both horse and rider were killed on the spot. The incident prompted a public meeting to seek rewards for the perpetrators of the death of Honey and Prone vis, with authorities promising inquiry and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balleconnel
Henry Benison
America
Paul's Pheu
Veatson
Dinselt
Von
Curt
Ohio
Tingtt
Cedar
Watson
Samuel Lie
Samuel Lie Tiwods, Dt Atte Pei
Chole Ecanty
Greuther Tetiedy
Abrabins
Chonanvessery
Ten Iit Elon Ueinek
Ry Yornort
Chef Bich Tanders
Presen Iui
Ce Banne
Recorders Court Hears London Robbery Case In Dublin
James Jackson a young man described as a propasseusing appearance faced a grand jury indictment for robbing 324 in bank notes from J B Harman. He posed as a gentleman Curran, stayed in Dublin lodgings, and used a London connection to access notes. Convicted and sentenced to seven years transportation. Court adjourned to November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
Kershaw
Teal
James Jackson
J. B. Harrian
Bethel
Bethes
Curran
London
Joel
France
Italy
Hinself
Holyhead
Wyether
Dublin
Abbot's Hotel
Dawson-street
Grafton Street
J.K. Varmer
J.B. Vlarmer
Baglant
Cealyy
Graffonst
Bank of Ireland
Harman
Belory
Debts settled by Mrs Parkes lead to court case tale
A fragmented narrative describes Thomas Wilson and Mrs Parkes paying off large debts from a legacy in a London area, with references to Budtol residents and Deptford dock yard. The account notes liquidation of about six hundred thirty pounds and hints at a broader political and legal struggle involving local figures and property schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wilson
Sankwy Decesed
Oradesman
Lode
Jang Parkes
Thors
Parkes
Abitsone
Dale
Parkeso
Cuvelle
Deptford Dock
Air Governaienk
Heiberg
Sabes
Sth Ag
Unclear OCR fragment reports on multiple names and places
Fragmentary OCR text lists various names, places, and items without coherent events. It mentions Dwyer, Lady Charlotte Neale, Hawarden, Beveren, Ciara, and Be Tabasy among scattered terms, with no clear story, dates, or outcomes.
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Walls
AbCw
Duwrner Connteas
Pledee Vk
Vids Hove
Dwyer
Ant
Laydiphilia Monestonalit
Awl
Hawarden
Charlotte Neale
Gain Dungeity
Marte Amee
Hong Til
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gregor Macchagor
Aia
Cralarh
Imland
Asco
Ava
Recorder's Court
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