King's Birthday Observed With Royal Pageantry Across London
London celebrated the monarch’s sixty first year with bells and salutes. Royals visited St James's Palace for a private audience and drawing room amid a grand circle of nobles, ministers, and foreign dignitaries. The day featured collar day attire, a royal ball, court dinners, and public events across the city as crowds gathered to honor the king.
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St. James’s Park
Casses
Buckingham House
York
Prince
Princess of Wates
Duke and Duchess of York
Duke of Clarence
Ernest
Duke of Gloucester
Lopnia
Princess of Crance
Lorn Ceancertor
King’s Bench
Exchequer
House of Commons
Dukes of Portland
Beaufort
Leeds
Duchesses
Rutlandy-Chandos
Hamilton
Northumberland
Marquiffis
Stafford
Townshend
Bath
Cornwallis
Carmarthen
Marchionefses Salisoury
Bute
Donnegal
Ee Farls
Macclesfield
King
Harcourt, Moreton, Spencer
Chatham
Westmoreland
Chesterfield
Uxbridge
Pomiret
Sandwich
Jersey
Edgecumbe
Fauconberg
Northerk
Clermont
Inchiquin
Breadalbane
Win
Mansfield
Liverpool
Pencer
Kilounism
Falmouth
Sidney
Wentworth
Hood
Courteney
Belgrave
Palmerstone
Sudley
Brome
Dungarvan
de- Maval
St. Asaph
Petersham
Ws Viscounteffs
Malden
Sydley
Dungannon
London
Durham
Winchester
Somerville
Cathcart
Neta
Arden
Craven
Gwydir
Sondes
Boston
Santley
Grenville
Loughborough
Kenyon
L. Macdonald
P. Arden
Hawkesbury
Harrowby
Bulkley
Ely
Malmesoury
Seley
Manners
Curzon
Bruce
F. Bruce
C. Somerset
Grey de Wilton
Beaumont
C. Greville
M. Bentinck
M. How
Harewood
Read
Hailes
Chambers
C. Howard
G.villiers
S. Villiers
C. Waldegrave
C. Duncan
M. Stopford
M. Parker
Coleyears
Curtis
Eamer
Herne and
Williams
W. Fawcet
A. Williamson
R. Abercrombie
J.dick
Morgan
G. Osborne
J. Wallace
A. Hume
F. Sykes
J. Macpherson
W. Pepperill
G. Warren
W. James
P. Hail
Sidney Smith
T. Parley
R.ainslie
S. Cottérell
Ryder
Rofe
Abbott
Long
Smith
Erskine
Penn
G. Rofe
Stuart
G. Villiers
Arwell
Douglas
Digby
Degaynes
Townsend
W. Dundas
Dawkins
Elliot
Beaufoy
Puncean
Abbot
Prachey
A Stanhope
Villiers
Colman
W. Stuart
Delancey
Cowell
Rainsforth
Trappaud
Lloyd
Champneys
Estwick
Mrs.Coleman
Garth
Macdonald
de Greys
Hume
Jenkinson
Elphinstone
Franklyn
Twiss
Herne
Dalrymple
Pringle
Mitchell
Gambier
Adeane
Dundas
Lafceltes
Harcourt
Lyster
Princess of Wares
Duchess of York
Prince of Wares
Earl Jersey
Lord Kerru
Dragoons
Order of the Garter
Earl of Cuot Monperey
Countess of Cuotmonpey
Duke
Royan
Axters
St. James’s
Earl of Cuesterkeip
Lord Grenville
Archbishop of
Cadner
Pitt
Duncas
Royal Ball In Windsor Amidst Missing Royals And Dancers
The ball room witnessed a royal gathering with Duke of Clarence and Prince Ernest amid a female nobility crowd. Minuets opened with Princess Augusta and Princess Sophia among the dancers as Westmoreland joined in. The King danced with York and Portrand lords, while Pirr’s illness kept him away and the ball ended before eleven.
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Dukes of
Yarx
Clarence
Prince Eenest
Duke of
Gloutcester
Lord Westmoreland
Prince
Princess of
Bath
Armament to Gibraltar Rumored as Malaga Target
Dispatches from an Irish messenger report intelligence of an unfavourable nature. Two mails from Dublin and one from Waterford arrived, with details to follow under proper headings. Rumor places a large Toulon fleet near Gibraltar, possibly bound for Malaga and a Pontic frontiers incursion, amid naval risk under Admiral Earl St Vincent. The Duke of Benmore reportedly raised a volunteer corps of nearly two hundred men in Devonshire, with death and pay during the war. Lord Grenville’s carriage in the Lord Steward’s Court crashed into a young woman, breaking her arm and sending her to St George’s Hospital.
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Wagtoffe
Ireland
Dublin
Waterford
Toulon
Gibraltar
Earl St. Vincent
Gur
Mediterranean
Malaga
PorTucat
Spain
Duke of Benprore
Devonshire
Toco
Lord Grenville
Lord Steward’s
St. George’s Hospital
Newgate
Finney
Lawness
Fitzgerald
Rebe
Newtown-mount-Kennedy
Wicklow
Mr. Gore
Ballymore
Marquis of
Rusborough
Epward FirsGeratp
Daniel Fredericke Ryan
St. Sepulchre’s Corps
Byane
Cabinteely
Lehaunstown
Thomas Burne
Burne
Cornell’s
Bray-road
John Shannot
Wexford
Tullow-street
Durr
City of Dublin
Black Mountain
Blackamoor Hill
Bleffington
Faig
Squadron Off Havre Battle Report from May Encounter
The report describes English and French actions near Havre with Arethyn joining. Sir Richard Strachan seeks an equal force, a flag of truce exchanges terms, and heavy cannonading continues. British ships press, four French gun boats sink, but the tide shifts and the engagement ends with two wounded on the English side. In Waterford, Dublin reports storm cleanup, Kilcullen Bridge repairs, and rebel activity subsiding as Meath Militia mobilizes.
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Havre Roads
Arethyn
Blaine
Wootte
R.strachayn
Havre
Sir Rickard
Seine
R. Strachan
Eng
Waterford
Eustace
Dublin
Kilcullen
Kildare
Enniscorthy and Gorey
Wexford
French attack fears fade as frigate stands firm at Havre
Report from Havre Roads on May 26 describes British forces at La Hogue failing to destroy gimn boats escaped at St Marcou. Despite three days of bombardment, no man harmed, hull peppered with shot, main-yard shot away, 25 large gun-boats along the beach. Await spring tides to resume attacks before returning to Portsmouth.
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Havre
la Hogue
St. Marcou
Portsdown
Bafon
Portsmouth
Infernal conspiracy details shock Dublin amid rebel fires
Harish the master-sweep, in custody, reveals plans to burn Parliament House and castles and to cleanse houses of distinction with his tools for purchasing pikes. Proclamation limits travel. Reports of arson, killings, and rescues accompany sightings of regiments and incoming news from Dublin Kil dare and Wexford as the Dublin mail arrives.
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Dublin
Harish
Parliament House
Darragh
Hellith Union
Redmond’s Hill
Towi
Eustace
Kildare
Wexford
O’brien Drury
Vinegar Hill
Finniscorthy
Cork
Rebels Seize Wexford as Irish Forces Rally Nearby
Dublin dispatch reports Rebels occupying Wexford with General Eustace assembling near New Ross and General Lorrus advancing from Wicklow. Cork and the north remain tranquil while proclamations praise yeomanry. Arrests, betrayals, and confessions surface as authorities pursue Rebel leaders and suppress uprisings across Wicklow, Carlow, and Kildare.
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Dublin
Wexford
Eustace
New Ross
Lorrus
Wicklow
Carlow
Cork
Connaught
Coolock
Ulster
Munster
Eoward Crossie
Nenagh
Tipperary
Fitz- Gerald
Marr. Downie
Attornees’ Corps
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Tuompson
Miss Taompson
Mr. Greville
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