Fragmentary Verse Reflections on Joy and Tears in a Letter
A reader signs as Me. Editor praising Moore and his poetry, lamenting omissions from a volume. The verse meditates on youthful hope, tears, and rapture, imagining fairies guiding a shrine and the lingering effect of sorrow and joy on the heart.
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Mcarny
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For a That An and A That A New Song to an Old Tune
A distorted verse piece praises endurance and unity. It weaves references to Britain, Ireland, and allied nations, invoking banners and wreaths. The text celebrates resilience and shared identity, ending with the resolve to prevail for a common cause.
Conspiracy case ends with fines and pillory for Cochrane group
The court found a broad conspiracy involving Sir Thomas Cochrane and co-defendants to defraud creditors and stakeholders. Cochrane and Gathorne Butt pay 1000 pounds each, Holloway 500 pounds, with 12 months imprisonment and pillory at the Royal Exchange for one hour, until fines are paid. Additional defendants receive corresponding penalties.
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Lord Cochrane
Paysiedt
de Berenger
Dard Cochrane
Dover
Cochrane
Perron
Bu Bourg
London
Justice le Blanc
Teel
Sir Thomas Cochrane
Lord Clochrane
Richard Gathorne
Holloway
Marshelsea
Charles Random de Bae Yeager
Thomas Cochrane
Richard Gathorne Butt
Royal Exchange
Fete at Carlton House in Honour of Wellington Duke
Bril's Weekly Messenger reports a grand July 24 fete at Carlton House hosted by the Prince Regent for Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington. About 1800 to 2000 guests attended 2500 noted by eye, with naval and military trophies, illuminated gardens, and a large polygon room 120 feet wide. The weather stayed fair except a brief shower, and dignitaries including foreign ambassadors and nobles enjoyed the military spectacle and festive illuminations.
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Duke of Wellington
Carltonellause
Eich
Bogland
Carlton-house
Royal reception with imperial guests and elaborate palace decor
A vivid account describes a grand palace hall lit by glass lustres and decorated with tents, drums, and ornate screens. Guests including Emperor of Russia and King of Prussia attended a formal supper, dancing followed, with Princess Macy and the Duke of Devonshire leading the first dance as the Queen withdrew after late evening.
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Teri
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Prussia
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Macy
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Sis Six
Illuminations at Charlton House Display Peace Themed Transparencies
A damaged lantern show in front of Charlton House depicts allegorical scenes honoring the Duke of Wellington. Mercury the god of commerce presides over trade symbols as Peace and Plenty shine with laurel wreaths and triumphal lamps.
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Duke of Wellington
Peece
England
Oman
Wellige
Wellington
Badajoz
Vinegs
Doura
Salamanca
St. Sebastian
Vittoriz
Mercury
Sin
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