Motion on Royal Anniversary Sparks City Debate
A city court debates a motion praising the king and planning a royal anniversary celebration. Aldermen consider the scope of the public act and critique past administrations while party lines surface among officials. Committees to organize events are proposed for the October anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majeriv
Wartias
Munteau
Uiis
Alterman Woan
Waittran
Euch
Alderman Goongeuear
Remace
Yachi Ward
Kegan
Gwillint Lloyd
Wardies
Kim J
Jubilee of the Bath of October and the fifty year reign plan
A public notice discusses the Jubilee celebrating the sovereign entering his fiftieth year. It recalls Agincourt and 1965 landmarks, argues for a measured commemoration, and frames the festival as relief and gratitude for a monarch, urging public joy and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Agincetirs
Britain
Tvas
Iano Fig
Savergigas
Praci
Janes Pertonen
Campaign narrative of Col St Leger at Arambooley
A detailed account from Calcutta describes Major General St Leger’s force storming Arambooley near Travancore. The assault involved 60th Foot, native infantry and cavalry, artillery, and pioneers, with tight fighting on steep hills and captains mortally wounded. The article notes heavy enemy resistance, captured guns, and subsequent operations toward Kota or Papanaveram, plus prospects of a treaty with Travancore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Madras
Arambooley
St. Leger
His Majesty
60Rd Regiment of Foot
2D Native Infantry
13Th Native Infantry
Travancore
Arambouley
Welsh
Col. St.“Leger
Ceylon Regiment
Royal Artillery
Maitland
Ceylon
Kotaor
St. Leper
Macleod
Auttack
Categhery
Papanaveram
Niles
Kotsur
Kotaur
Toch
Qaithe
Ceylony
Staligerafer
Loch Footy
Divus
P. Stuart
Quelon
Chambers
Colivet
Ingi
Ghalmers
Regi
Bate
Macauley
St.Leger
Susakeree Khan Serai
Ludehaunah
Puckatoh
Kyd
Eden
Ochterlonj
Sulledge
Proclamations on Militia Augmenting Ballot and Export Prohibitions
The document records Lord Lieutenant Richmond and council issuing proclamations in 1809. It details raising militia in Ireland by ballot in Down Mayo and other counties, with procedures to recruit volunteers and fill vacancies, plus a separate proclamation restricting export of naval stores and a later reward for James Hearn murder suspects in Waterford. It cites approvals by Privy Council and dates in August 1809.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Richmond
Falereas
Downs
Privy Council
Down
Irelands
Downland
Mayo
Lalor
Lown
Dublin
Harrington
Charles Kildare
Frankore
Nortury
Cassecoute
Kobr
Dundas
Wim
Laurin
GOD Save Feeling
Aveland
Pps
Wdndnce
Britain
America
West Indies
Canseat
St. Helena
East Indies
Mejias
Indies
Hed Harrington
Charles
Kildare
Frankfort
Digutenant
James Hearn
Waterford
Caih
Jameelse
Zutglock
Iim
Qeneey
Bailye
Hig
Chaorber
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Piusted
WM. Hodgle
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