Manchester Reform Riot and Trials Chronicle 1819
Detailed eyewitness and court summaries recount Henry Hunt and fellow reformers leading crowds through Manchester. Arrests followed for sedition and libel, with bail set for several defendants. London Common Council reacts to Manchester events and reports on legal actions, indictments, and the broader political tension in 1819.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jena Bofadd
Gift Inpellagace Brom
Ches
Corning
Edie
Garurdey
Boda
SBP
Syrgent Boyd
Nortia Ant
Toulays
Jump
Bailey
Stockport
Chester
Biro
Y Ha
Wao
Manchester Observer
Enjoynent
Lancaster
Asps
Nurober
Observer
Manchester
Netley Cottage
Hunt
Liberty
Johnson
Ikwaa
Bridge-street
Deanegate
Maylegate
Hangingditch
Shadehill
Lane
White Hunt
Ma. Michael's Church
Craixan
Palace
London
Manner Ia
Lancashire
Amadley Cottage
Ben
Armemes Pruse
Ayotrymnen
Wenky Hunt
Hant
Baron Woan
Huyt
Wm. Wroe
Mr. Wroe
John Adamson
London Common Council
Common Council of London
Warman
Cohunis
Religious ceremony details at college chapel amid diocesan changes
The notice outlines the consecration or installation events involving Dena Dean Magep and various church officials. It mentions venues at a college chapel, archbishopric involvement, and lay receipt of appointments within the Diocese of Ofayec, including figures like Rev. Mr. Talbot, the Provost, and Archdeacons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anand
Dena
Dean Magep
Sacolege
Panes i
Wits Bae
Ripa
Hermes
Archbiblioprick
Talbot
Greaves
Archdencobs
Ranein
Torrens
Ea Dacughe
Tee
Aung
Ofayec
Watorte
Bian Ion
Ford
Aed Lipmere
Mer. Bourke
Ardfinna
Tipperary
Major General Sir Eai ne crene Dledty Gol Appointment
Announcement of a command change in the Sls regiment with Lt Col Ferrir taking over and Major-General Ht Kena's leave. A Florence court reception included a presentation of gifts honoring the distinguished service and status of the regiment, with dignitaries attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledat
Eaine Crene
Roger
Fira
Didooie
Powers
Ferrir
Ht Kena
Tin Lesve
towr-Tur
Florencecourt
Extinct of a totter and Oceanic ships in voyage
A report details a Spanish merchant ship with over 200,000 dollars in specie and various vessels in the Pacific. It notes the absence of forces yet potential capture, updates on the Cossack and other ships, and mentions captured or detained crews. Additional items include a court at the East India House naming ships for Bombay and China, a savings bank planned in Clonmel, and local election results for a dispensary physician.
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M'Gregor
Joce Gael
Poreans Pripep
Mary Gud Biid
Fallene
Dublin
Moregoe
Onghip
Lenny Ne Plece
M-Gregor
Paul
M-Giregor
New Granada
M*gregor
Porvau-Prince
Haru
Porto
Beilo
M'Ghegor
Dir Dohherd
Port-au-Prince
M.gregor
al Gregor
Worven
Wilmington
M'Carthy
M'Gregar
Ufiere
England
Bin
Caronell Carthy
McArthy
Bia
Porto- Beira
Newvowr
Lond Cochinnebee
Almerican den
Scone
Peru
Valparaino
Calan
Cochrage
Sea
East India House
Wins Toe
Thomas Coutts
Wylism Marjosibanks
Earl of Balcarras
James Jameson
Warren Hastings
Thos. Larkins
Thames
Charles le Blanc
Orwall
Thos. W. Leech
Marquis of Hung
Consid Mi Leoch
Bombay
China
Prince Regent
John Innes
Duke of York
A. H. Campbell
Aladres
Asie
Thos. F. Aelderston
Aatell
Fras
Cres ‘Wall
Cante Huntly
Henry ‘A. Drummond
Bengel and Chips
Canning
Caps. Wi
Patterstown
Lady Melville
Julio Stewart
Be. Helens
Gormbny
Loodes
Peter Cameron
St. Helena
Benvooles
Penang
Coin
Buckinghamshire
Fred. Adams
Dunira
M. Hamilton
Scareby Castle
John B Bothery
Marchioeas of Ely
Brook Kay
General Hewitt
James Pearman
Princes Amslis
Edward Ashton
China Direct
Clonmel
Kenny
Pallas
Doctor Enright
Franklin
M'Grath
Enright
Ennig Infirmary
Patrice Gauuen
Ball
Hartbutower
Jaba Gunnen
Chy
Reeul
George Russell
Debe
Igeot
Kidubi
Josiua Peanklin
Debila
Taos
Stvas
Petition and schedule filings in creditor relief case
The document notes petitions and schedules filed in court to obtain discharge from creditors under historic relief acts. It lists creditors and residents signing as claimants to be considered by the court, dated September 13, 1749, with locations including Ushers Quay, Exchequer Street, and Ballivane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Venezuela
Conudersbla
D’ Evereux
Guaracios
DiEwerent
Sir Frederick Flood
Bart, Rich
Wogan Talbot
WM. Humphreys
Pat
Dempsey Foley
John Finlay
Matthew Foley
Cunogtion
E’evereux
Betlers
Wwoniaks
Chorstter
Qualificationa
Geneva
Toom
Lower
Sackville Street
Meomat Bosan
D' Evereux
Medical Board
Ireland
Luke Wall
Geof.tuddereck
Oliver Pease
Thomas Rumly
College of Surgeons
James Kerin
Peare Ofice
Cy. Werford
Micferty
Eleanor Palton
Hugh Boland
Bryan M Nulty
Ushars Quay
Mr. Marty
Bishop
Steet
Samuel Johnant
Essex Street
Patrick Dwyer
Exchequer Street
David Mead
Bray
Darcy
William Terry
Banakerry
Y Mary White
Thomas Ennis
Ball
Westurd 5
Hugh Dulagd
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Henry
Wei Hur
Kwiour
Righard Owen
Biattvic
Pedsent
Owen
Baib
Mivtlowhcanor
Baron Woop
Mr. Hunt
Barry Woon
Mr. Knight
Mr. Johnson
Charles Woalsuly
Mr. Chapman
Moorhouse
James
Seindelt
Peter Turner
Candell
Saxton
William Smith
James Stott
Joseph Healey
Samuel Bamford
Robert Jones
George Smith
Robert Wild
Gaxton
Baron Woon
Mr. Howt
Bhaif
Becaue
Aus Capes
St. Domingo
Uteen
Lever
Wary
Fiza
Mewert
Colotnagt
Semple
Logie
Regimenta de H.netuieo
Daly
Ouanel
Mary Eliza
Bashfort
Haven
John
New Brovewick
Coccorch
Tinetern
Weastird
Macioe
McGrezee
Vlient
CocShoven
Fiero
Corcuerai
O'Fives
Cote Clough
Christ
Thanes
M'Gexoor
Francis T. Senson
Lower Sackville Treat
Latz Ancusisyor
Tuam
John Beeresford
Waterford
Bisho
Dromore
Ossory
Ardagh
Viam
Galway
St. Andrew's
Royal Exchange
Spain
United States
Paria
Aura Rogalisie
Sint
Maecon
Porto-Bello
Ure Ieland
St. Andrews
Hopsos
Mery
Free and United Republic of New Granada
Hhis
Port-ai- Prince
Hlupsov
M'Gux- Gua
Hte
Ehurses
Aux Cayes
Hupsen
Jamaica
Sir H. Poriias
H. Purnam
Spatish America
Hepson
Buenoe Ayres
Mauny
Market Uda
Lyper
Minday
Viel van Leieves
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