Parliament Debates on Royal Plate and Divorce Clause
Reports of the Lords Journal include discussion on royal plate custody and a proposed divorce clause. Lord Castlereagh and peers debate the Crown’s finances and legal actions, noting delays and foreign influence while asserting adherence to official forms. the queen’s defense cost is cited as 20,000 pounds.
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Hume
Loril
Thta
Portugal
Castlereagh
Lords Journalr
Brogden
Heimng
F. Usharne
Orgasion
le Wa
Edward III
Wales
Princess of Wales
Castlers Ash
Og Puchensiues
F. Ashorne
Wuiderstaid
Ward Castle Cash
Mik. Swann
Ome P. Moore
Swain
Land Castlewealch
Habhouse
Lars Castlereagh
Keous
Paris
Ompreda
Hounan
The Queen and House of Commons Meet on Next Month
The London Mail reports the Queen and the House of Commons meeting on the morrow. Mr Hobhouse moves as withendorent to be considered, and the session opens with discussion on the upcoming month’s agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Ad- Mona
Ned
Mr. Hobhouse
Witendorent
Proclamation for Cortes in Portugal Rumors Clarified
The Morning Chronicle notes reports of a royal declaration summoning the Cortes in Portugal amid constitutionalist influence. Dispatches from Lisbon dated the 3rd claim the Regency convened the Cortes under the old constitution to quell the rebellion in Oporto. General Pamplona’s advance force defected. rest remain with the Regency’s position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
Constitutionalista
France
Lindon
Cortes
Partuzal
Oporto
Lord Castlereagh
Downfall of Riego in Spain Sparks Military Disbanding
Reports from Spain recount violent theater scenes surrounding Riego who led revolutionary songs and tumult. The government moved to end his influence by disbanding his army and repressing clubs while sending Riego and followers to Oviedo. Meanwhile news from the Irish Legion and Caribbean theaters details garrison withdrawals and strategic shifts as authorities debate prudence amid uprisings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Riega
Tle
Ienry
Wiltary
Riego
Oviedo
Hig
Qui. Toya
Liverpool
Carto
Ran
Ranastou
Daly
Porto Bello
Dian Jamaica Fur Litany
Nowa Sears
DURLIN COHN EAC ULANGEH
The fragment mentions dates in September and describes events and prizes tied to a racing or betting context. It references a person named Poviaeh and a reference to Dublin Winskey with unclear details and costs noted as 12s. 00 Ps. The text is garbled but suggests an event or competition with prizes and a transfer or top involvement.
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Durlin Cohn
Poviaeh
Poviaeh div Sane
Vigor Good Keconon
Toopeseen Fom
Dablin Winskey
London Public Opinion Split Over Queen Affair, Letter Claims
An extract from a London letter surveys public mood on the Queen crisis. It describes three broad factions in the capital, notes hostility to the proceedings, and cites elite detachment and scandal as factors shaping opinion, with details on figures and events surrounding the royal couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Narsent
Lahall
Igane
Grosaert
Shaw
White
Van
Timur
Lute
Odd Colonial Debate and British Figures at Cork
A fragmentary report notes Mr Ablerman Waithian and associates opposing a private coaching scheme amid political tensions. It mentions J Abercombig MP and family arriving at the Commercial Buildings, Cork, with sparse references to Austria, the Two Sicilies, and a public duty claim amid a chaotic scene.
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Mr. Ablerman Waithian
Caston
Austria
Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
Dton
J. Abercombig
M.P
Col
Corry
Comercial
VICE REGAL Visit to Londonderry in Royal Wreath of Events
The Lord Lieutenant arrived at Lough Swilly aboard a yacht on Tuesday, visiting Fahan and meeting a Derry Corporation deputation led by Mayor John Magennis. A grand reception at the Court House followed with addresses, feasts at Brookhall, and multiple church services. The visit concluded with a Monday departure to Dublin amid praise for the city and its leaders.
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Londonderry
Lough Swilly
Fahan
Derry
Hue
Corporation of
John Magenms
D. Knox
W. M. Clintock
Eagra
Court House
Sir George I
Hill
Baronet
Royal Fusileers
Cellancy
Brookhall
Mount Charles
Hart
M. Pothelon
Mr. Howard
J. Dickson
Booklocl
George Hill
Dublin
Allasian
Metilis
George Hills
Lanedorerry
Otieneedir
Paris
Shane
Auery
Oper MS Ie
Betis Ony
Pete
Ft Ny
Phenix Park
Beaupare
Gustavius Lambert
Earl of Gleogall
Morrisson
Matthews
Lord Byron
Kawau
London
Browal San
Ealier
Canibregah
Geeted Brown
Liverpool
George Amlhoop
Biden
East India Company
Fom Hay
Tereforsthire
Chica
Ape
Oberedhs
Ss. Ui
England
Aiaeust
Ilfiam Pitt
St. Helena
Margete
Hav F. Ponsonby
Capitan Spencer
Dria
Grant Canal
Appointment of Reese and loyalist stance in Ireland
The passage describes a government effort to maintain tranquillity in Ireland during a period of disaffection and immigration concerns. It notes a resident presence as beneficial for fostering order morality and religion, praises impartial conduct toward all subjects, and expresses hope to continue loyalty. The speaker is flattered by being named among Londonderry Freemen and accepts a certificate with appreciation.
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Tor Reese
Addreys
Treland
Trejnice
Bik Majraty
Londonderry
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Wien
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Bowie
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