Ministerial Arrangements and Irish Postage Debates
The piece outlines vacancy filling in the Catholic Church following Lord Londonderry’s death, with prospects for Caxxyxa and Lord Londonderry’s secretary. It reports potential ministry reshuffles including Batharat as Foreign Secretary and Robinson as Colonial Secretary, plus talks on Canning joining the ministry. It notes Irish road reform and postage complaints, detailing higher letter rates to Cork and calls for a better mail system, referencing Sir Edward Lees and extensive evidence on Reads and mail services.
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Lord Londonderry
London
Caxyixa
Vetusaron
Lord Lanwittam
Itill
Lorl Batharat
Robinson
Colonial Department
Lluskinson
Rabinson
Navy
Board of Trade
Croker
Admiralty
Huskisson
House of Commons
Peal
Ireland
Cork
Great Britain
England
Eowasd Lees
Roads of Ireland Demand Reform Of Mail Road System
A parliamentary report on Ireland’s road network notes progress and misused funds over twenty years. It calls for a Board of Commissioners to oversee mail coach roads, with county grand juries appointing commanders, and the General Board coordinating plans, funds, and repairs to curb dishonesty and ensure proper execution.
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Ireland
London
Dublin
Highland Road
Holyhead
General Board
Thair
Grand Judea
The Greeks From Brussels Reports on Thermopylae News
Corfu reports on June 25 describe Frankish troops near Arla being ambushed by Greeks and mutilated, provoking Greek retaliation that killed 340 captives. Mark Botzaris advances from Sali to Joannina, driving Turks from Calzang Uboria toward Joannina. Plague reaches Paramythia and Chamouri villages. Four American frigates patrol Patras. A sanguinary clash near Thermopylae is rumored. Odysseus’s death is noted, offset by Mark Botzaris’s gains. Russia’s aid to Greece is denied, and the Porte claims peace, though boasting unsettles observers.
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Fom
Brussels
Thermopyle
Corfu
Frankesa
Pora
Arla
Yorks
Epirus
Mark Botzaris
Sali
Joannina
Calzang Uboria
Varga
Paramythia
Chamouri
Zante
Corvattus
Patras
Russia
Chournebid
Pacha Bax
Porte
War News From South America and Bolivar’s Triumph
Reports from New York papers cite British and American sources detailing Bolivar leading 20,000 men into Quito with heavy losses on both sides at the conclusion of the war in the South. The Spanish commanders were defeated. Pastos and Quito capitulations followed. the Liberator’s forces gain possession and a new era for the republic. A million Americans join the republic as Bolivar consolidates victory and fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, Ave. 16
Boss
Ligera
Hercades
Cora
Porta Cabello
Curacoa
Morales
Emmy
Son
New York
Laguira
Porto Cabello
Shaw
Bolivar
Quito
Caraccas Gazette Extra
Ectrocriinary Gazette of
Columbia
Liberator
Pastos
Sucre
Bombona
Pichincha
Republic
Spain
Greek Insurrection News From The Moniteur And Theatres
Reports from various papers describe Greek councils in disarray after the Athens fall with treachery alleged among Patras leaders. Militant Turks and Egyptians reportedly unite fleets to advance on Patras and the Morea while Missolonghi and other strongholds resist.
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Athens
Scio
Fraxurort
Thermopylae
Corinth
Hamburgh
Frankfort
Contelina
Turkey
Thermopyte
Zante
Aufort
Graece
Patras
Coxxcart
Papapiam Manpo PeLo
Patroa
Cephalonia
Maurocordato
Epirus
Jena Waa
Odyseus
Odyseena
Moniteur
Morea
Conocorron
Patrans
Modea
Coronetus
Mavrocordato
Missolonghi
Montreur
Patrass
Cartama Pacaa
Congress to Convene in Mid Month After Private Advices
Private advices from Viecos to the 24th indicate preparations in Vienna for the reception of Allied Sovereigns. No definite information on Congress timing. general expectation is meeting could occur around the month’s middle.
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Viecos
Congress
Sean
Rochelle conspirators trial unfolds in Paris papers
Paris newspapers detail the Rochelle conspiracy trial. A defense lawyer shows a dagger claimed as a Masonic lodge insignia to argue members may wear arms without intent. The court cautions that carrying arms carries penalties and confiscation. Count Manta-Rosa, a Piedmontese refugee, is moved from Alencon to Bourges under police escort.
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Paris
Rochelle
Court of Assize
IGF
Manta-Rosa
Glia
Alencon
Bourges
Till Furphar Orden
Mortality on US Frigate Macedonien and Charleston Black Plot
United States dispatches report severe loss aboard the US frigate Macedonien with 27 crew dead or missing after eleven days from Havannah and continued illness aboard. In Charleston a black plot leads to executions of 22 enslaved people with several more to be executed or exiled after charges.
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New York
Aguat
U. S
Macedonien
Havannah
Anty
Charleston
Teo
United States
Murder of Crown witness Buckley at Ardagh in Limerick
John Kelly was found guilty of murdering James Buckley, a Crown witness, during an attack at Ardagh on September 23. The trial at Limerick Assizes featured testimonies from Crowly, Nolan, and others detailing the mob scene, pitchfork strikes, and Buckley’s death. The jury condemned Kelly to death with execution and posthumous dissection.
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Mal
Buckley
John Kelly
J. Buckley
Ardagh
Quin
County
Limerick
Timothy Crowly
Lloyd
County Limerick
James Buckley
Foyne’s Island
Kilcoleman
Glenville
Hoskins
Spiea
Percy
Witnoas
Oritnoes
Joskina
Witness
Aplit Bincar
Stoder
Cannnottall
Witosts
O.loughlin
Ardaogh
Michael Nolan
James Buckey
Masa
Crowley
Julip Kelly
Bret
Kelly
Mas
O' Loughlin
Markham
Cork
Ilackbem
Osver
Sxother
Noonan
Abe
Apoix
Patrick Etalpin
Sas
Hia Gitl
Tha
Flalpin
Vokes
Burke
Crowly
Maaurice
Grand Jury
Culhane
Culane
White
Patrick Wonlt
Nix
Mer Plunket
Newcastle
Roily
Koilyn House
Kiely
Buckely
O'Loughlin
Roche
Mr Vokes
Walling
Gool
Rock
Capt. Rock
Newcatle
Nolan
Glin
Huy
Loyd
Glebville
Muller
Drisalls
Dane
Rene
Ida Micheal
Mabon
Colleate
Witner
Pousti
Collins
Moss
Keally
Nell
Kelly Myy
Dhaty
Anid
Collie
Jeremiah Collins
Witney
Rosen Paener
Sander
Glin Street
Mr Phinkett
Mmi Hon
Ka Kelly
Gruilty
Murder trial in Ardagh ends with hangings ordered
The Hon Barod Ponofather and Ren Torreon presided as Patrick Hennessy Edmond Hennessy de Dorgan Thomas Ratpin Thomas Mingu and Patrick Cullshane faced murder charges for the death of James Buckley a Coe Witness at Ardagh on the Sunday the 234 October 1821 verdicts called for hanging next Monday with Thomas spared mercy while amid harvest hopes the report notes abundant crops and a fallen tree at Palmersown across a harsh era weathered by tragedy
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Barod Ponofather
Ren Torreon
Patrick Hennessy
Edmond Hennessy de Dorgan
Thomas Ratpin
Thomas Mingu
Patrick Cullshane
James Buckley
Ardagh
Patrick Cullahane
James Kelly
Thair
Gwélly
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Frediplint Idvrtal
A. DB
Pers
Canning
McCanning
Morning Chronicle
Roads OF Ireland
South America
The
France
Cuibane
Novar
Culbano
Janvia Percy
Mec Lloyd
James Huckley
Wilves
Newcuntru
Bucklay
Bali
Jantea Kelly
Raipay
Eidory
Man
Gail
Palmersown
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