Siege of the Trocadero Reported by French Troops
Paris Journals recount the capture of the Trocadero and Fort St. Louis by three attacking columns. Spaniards suffered heavy losses while Spanish gunners were praised for steadfastness. Casualties include 120 killed and 300 wounded. 1,700 garrison destroyed. 53 artillery pieces captured. Troops move to Thessaly and Missolonghi to confront Turks with Greek forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Crenaal Bourdesoult
Colummn
Trocadero
Fort St. Louis
Garces
Cadiz
Robert Wilson
Greek Forces Drive Turks From Peloponnesus War News
Corfu letter dated 6th ultime reports Greek success in Greece with about 20 000 troops at Livadia and 6 000 more landed on the Isthmus to join with 16 000 total at Megara. Greek generals CO LOCOTRONI and Botzaris repelled Turkish advances. Euboea and other points were dispersed. Christian fleet of 80 vessels and 25 fire ships patrolled Laepanto as Greeks close on Corinth and Patras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menstrorg
Thessy
Ulyases
Larissa
Missolonghi
Bozarri
Isaraischachi
Sturnarri
Romiclia
Constantina
Metaxa
Anzolatti
Karaischaehi
Stumnarri
Agrafia
Rumelia
Thessaly
Petrobey
Colocotroni
Medaxa
Nikatara
Achilles
Napoli di
Romania
Greece
Corfu
Straskien
Livadia
Patras
Isthmus
Corinth
Niceras
Euboea
Prevesa
Agrapha
Volos
Laepanto
Peloponnesus
Navarino
Union
Megara
Columns Describe Botivar Led Colombian Force For Peru
Letters from Santiago de Chile report General Botivar arriving at Callao with 4000 Colombian troops and 3000 more en route, forming a 7000 strong contingent for Peru. Combined with 4000 Peruvians the force would total 14000 under Botivar to neutralize Spanish control. Provisions include a 16 percent tariff reduction over eight months and removal of admission prohibitions, highlighting a united conservative bloc in South America.
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Santiago de Chili
Botivan
Callao
Peru
Guayaquil
Chili
Botivar
Spain
Dinner to Mr Brougham in Glasgow
A large Glasgow gathering on Thursday the 7th featured speeches as the main event. Denman condemned the Insurrection Act as tyranny while defending it as humane, Lawless of Belfast drew mixed praise, and critiques of Ireland’s woes were voiced amid satirical asides and distrust of reformers.
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Brougham
Glasgow
Treland
Denman
Ireland
Dexmay
South
Lawtrss
Belfast
Prince Hours
Lawless
Lawhess Maide
Magnificent Dublin Benefit for Madame Catalani at Seapoint Hall
Monday evening Lord Lieu tenant arrived at the Vice Regal Lodge from Wood stuck. Seapoint House hosted a grand hall with 150 cards issued. Madame Catalani will sing several arias and plans to return to Dublin in June for a city charity festival benefiting the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstuck
Seapoint House
Maname Catalani
York
Madame Catalani
Robin Adair
Madame Catelani
Ireland
Dublin
Lord Norbury
Browne's Hill
Fendant
Carlow
Lord Maryborough
Charles Marquess Cornwallis
London Gazette
Brighton
Italy
Hollyrood
Eltham
Glasgow
St. Andrew
Dorsetshire
London Morning Post
Duchess of Clarence
House of Brunswick
Covent Garden
Sinclair
London
Covent Garden Theatre
Thomas Clarkson
Chester
G. B. Grenville
Sierra Leone
Freetown
Stapleton Park
Trevor
Viscount Dungannon
Alacready
Doncaster Gazette
St. Mary's, Glocester
Anthony Lechmere
Rhyd
Villiers
Worcester
Edmund Lechmere
Stanley-castle
Ricardo
Hiia
Parochial Deputation Seeks Action Against Dublin Corporation
Deputies from Dublin parishes met at the Royal Exchange to urge the Lord Lieutenant to instruct the Attorney General to begin law proceedings against Dublin Corporation following a House of Commons report on pipe water and metal main taxes. The Lord Lieutenant promised careful consideration and speedy written reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Exchange
City of
Dublin
House of Commons
Chamberlain Walker
Ir Walker
Board of Public Accounts
Parliamentary Committee
Alreay
Murder inquiry notes on Franks family killings in Ireland
A report links a Youghal to Castlelyons lodging incident to the Franks family murder in Ireland. A farmer allegedly hid firearms at dawn and said they had done their business. A magistrates meeting at Bowen's Court aims to uncover the killers, while another account recalls a violent assault near Ballerin chapel.
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Franks
Youghal
Limerick
Castlelyons
Maine
Bowen’s Court
Kildorrery
Thid
Bannanors Manora
Daniel McCarhy
Gaurvaph
Ballerin Chapel
Newtown- Lunuvady
Derry Journal
Epitaph on a Comylosttor Revised Verse
Fragmentary historical verse laments copy errors and typographical faults in printing. The speaker vows no longer to copy bad perplexities or produce faulty pages, claiming a revised version is finally corrected and complete.
Murder of Mr Franks Prompts Proclamation Reward
A government proclamation announces a reward for the capture of the murderers of the Franks family. The notice warns that the cruel assassins will not evade justice and emphasizes the seriousness of the crime and pursuit.
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MR Franks
Ordination at Ardbracken Newsnotes Priests and Deacons
Clerical intelligence reports an ordination at Ardbracken on Sunday by the Lord Bishop of Meath. Deacons admitted to priestly orders include Rev. Thomas Greg, Rev. James Irwin, Rev. William Bond, H B Macartney, Rev. James Willis, Rev. Robert Wy’Kyle, Rev. W. Rhields, Rev. W. Stewart. Candidates admitted to D cons. Orders are Thomas Townshend, Joseph Stephenson, Henry Kennedy, William Btrrock, John Hamilton Campbell, and Spencer Hery.
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Ardbracken
Bundaylg
Meath
Thomas Greg
A. M
James Irwin
William Bond
H. B. Macartney
James Willis
Robert Wy’ Kyle
W. Rhields
W. Stewart
Thomas Townshend
Joseph Stephenson
Henry Kennedy
William Btrrock
John Hamilton Campbell
Spencer Hery
Coroner's inquest on boy's drowning verdict at Puirdontatther
A coroner's inquest at Puirdontatther found the boy Kelly drowned after an accidental fall into the river the day before. A girl Williams was interrogated at Marlborough Street police station on suspicion of robbing Captain Baxter of the sloop Wey. Lord Lieutenant grants free pardon to Thomas Fall, convicted in the murder case of Albert Murdock, for his attempted aid to save a life. Dublin market notes report mixed wheat and oats values with prices down from last, and general market conditions for seed and flour.
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No.3
Puirdontatther
Etecholas Kelly
Maria Williams
Marlborough Street
Cfice
Hanbury
Baxter
Wey
Thomas Fall
Albert Murdock
Fall
Mayo
House of Commons
Ireland
von County
J. Resterick
Simon Farrant
Dublin Corn Exchange
Births and marriages in Ireland and abroad in the era
Birth notices from Dublin Limerick and Co Clare list several arrivals including a son and heir to Lady Cal Ross in this city and multiple marriages such as William Rogers to Martha Loddell at Monkstown Church and Lieut Joseph Ouseley to the daughter of Rev. Mr Palmer in the East Indies. Died notices mention Henry Hardingeen at Mountmellick age 64 a commissioner for taking midwives and Oliver S Kendall at Warrenpoint aged 102 with a legacy to Admiral Rodney. The fragments reflect a broad social register of births marriages and deaths across Ireland and among expatriates, with religious and military ties noted.
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Lady Ofieutenant Cal. Ross
4Th Dragoon Guards
London
Countess Munster of Slaudrer
Dancannon Fort
Captain Slade
Royal Engineers
Lanadown Valley
Dublin
Nicholas Byene
Harcourt-atreet
Peter J. Hodgson
N. W. Brady
Ormond Cottage
Limerick
Richard D. Carter
Ala Dashter
Monkstown Church
Wiliam Rogers
Tallyho
Galway
Esa
Martha
Joseph Loddell
Loughrea
Sane
Sligo
Captain Logan
Lotion Ape
Connall O'Brien
Lord Cianmortis
Youghal
Wev Faves Ee Docter
Robert Atkins Rogera
Dhalia Cottage
Mara
Yr. Rogers
Ribeiga
Charles Haliday
Atrinequay
Madan
Palmer
Gagepare
Kania
George Usthank
Eliza
William Wheeler
Rossimianher
Clare
Fao
Enniscorthy
Jonathan Stackhouse
Catherine
Po Lett
Penrlestannon
John Johnson
Newbury
Herera
Fowle
Cuaret Fowle
Lincoln
Ian
Richard Townsend
Newry
Warrenpoint
Oliver S. Kendall
Mariner
Ann
Rodney
de Geass
Alia Et Cumnasigat
Grenada
John C. Connor, Esq
Bank of Ireland
Prize Offered for Information in Murder Case
A reward is announced for the detection of persons implicated in the murders. The offer applies to anyone who can name the culprits within sixty calendar months from the date of the notice. The amount of the reward is stated as ten times the sum of money.
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Aia
Vietion
Dalen
Dowres
Prichett
Win
Vesey
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Royal Canal
MR Brougham
Freemantle
Englefield Green
Teanington
Sept
Warwicea
Duke of Buck
Ingham
Leamington Waters
Ossory
Duchess of Rutland
Leamington
Elliston
Drury
Lord Lieutenant
Conneil
Wellesley
Theoenas Franks
Lisnagourneen
Cork
Thomas Pranks
Fife
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