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Dublin and Edinburgh Royal Addresses amid Cumberland death
The piece reports on Irish and Scottish reactions to the Lord Lieutenant receiving humble addresses and on the death of the Duke of Cumberland. It notes appointments of aides de camp, grants of city freedoms, and military movements in Ireland and Scotland. It also covers courtly condolence visits, ship arrivals, and public notices related to the royal household and state events. The tone matches a late 18th century public record of ceremonial affairs and imperial matters.
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