New Works and Memoirs Arrive in Three Volumes
A stream of new publications arrives with titles including Memoirs of Marshal Ney from original MSS and portraits by Burke and others. The Portrait Gallery of Dallsgembes Females features engravings and memoirs. Also listed are The Invisible Gentleman and Lives of Banditti and Robbers. A Dublin student is noted for having his name struck from college books over a protest.
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Hollow-street
Marshal Ney
Dallsgembes
George IV
William [V
Lawrence, Jackson, Shee
Lodge
Chartley
Literary Gazette
Decie
University of Dublin
Imperial Parliament Votes of the House of Commons
A dense roll of financial and trade returns spanning sugar coffee and cocoa imports, duties, exports, and naval provisions. It lists Ireland and Britain figures on duties drawn, refunds, and net yields. plus shipbuilding costs, officer ranks, convicts, Curragh of Kildare, and navy expenditures. Notices of motions and parliamentary committees follow.
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House OF Commons
Faon Patevany
Magcy J
Great Britain
Ponelisione
East Indies
Bisstier
Ireland
Scotland
England
His Majesty's Navy
Navy
Excise
Board of Excise
His
Woolwich
Portsmouth
County of Dublin
Kilainham
Curragh
Kildare
Royal Navy
Illegitimate and humble origins of many British peers
The article surveys noble lineages tracing many peers to royal bastards, merchants, and tradesmen, listing dukes, earls, viscounts, and marquises. It notes origins from Charles II, Princes of Orange, Regent Murray, Robert the Second, and common trades, with examples like the Dukes of Richmond, Leeds, Dorset, and Burghley, among others. The piece cites Aubrey and Pennant to support these lineage claims.
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Richmond
Grafton
St. Alban’s
Buccleuch
Lord Southampton
Charles the Second
Earl of Ochford
Orange
Earl of Moray
Murray
James the Fifth
Scotland
Marquis of
Bute
Goris Wharncliffe
Stuart de Rothesay
Robert the Second
Duke of Heaufort
Pembroke
Carnarvon
Earl of
Bridge
Ellesmere
John Egerton
Ridley
Cheshire
Dover
Beresford
Bolton
Stewart Earl of
Duke of
Dorset
Cranfields
Middlesex
Dartmouth
Earl of Essex
Earl of Pomfret
Earl of Coventry
Radnor
Earl Bathurst
Earl of Craven
Earl of Romney
Fitzmaurices
Gowers
Indsey
Abingdon
Ilchester
Holland
Arl of
Earl of Morley
Earl of Mulve
Sidmouth
Anson
King
Gansta
Ellenborough
England
Lord Feversham
Anne
Lord Carrington
Gifford
Headfort
Lord Longford
Marquis of Londonderry
North of Ireland
Viscount Melbourne
Earl of Milltown
Viscount Allen
Swift
Lord Milltown
Lord Allen
Viscount Castlemaine
Cloncurry
Rancliffe
Lord Huntingfield
Lord Ventry
Rendlesham
Lord Bloomfield
Somersets
Herberts
Pennant
London
Metropolitan Magazine
Important meeting of the National Political Union
A Saturday night gathering of the National Political Union will discuss the Irish Bill at the Crown and Anchor Tavern. The event notes the issue’s prominence and invites members to join the public discussion at the venue.
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National Political Union
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Meeting at the tavern on O Connell influence coercion bill
A crowded Saturday night gathering at the tavern heard Mr O Connell speak on the possible consequences of ministerial coercion for Ireland. Major Revell chaired the meeting and urged resisting any attack on Habeas Corpus and trial by jury.
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O’connell
Ireland
Saul
Council of the
National Political Union
Commons
Major Revell
Great Britain and Ireland
Reland
Tose
Ada
Sword of Justice
Sper
Mde
King’s County
Clifford
O Connell Attacks Bill Opposing Irish Martial Law
In a fiery London address Mr O Connell denounces a new coercive bill as a betrayal of liberty. He cites hangings without trial, Habeas Corpus removal, and police overreach, warning that juries disappear and homes can be entered at will. He urges universal suffrage and warns ministers and peers alike that the measure endangers the throne and the nation.
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Alf
Wade
Ireland
Mr. O'Connell
Poland
Kosciusko
O’connell
Three Kingdoms
Peel
Wellington
Maess
Engand
House of Commons
St. Stephen’s
England
Macheath
Balot
Stanley
Tremensons
Coun
Darman
Peard
Peard.” « For,” Says He, ‘* Peard
Foot
Mr. O’connell
Lord Cloncurry
House of Lords
Aplause
London
Westminster
Lord Grey
Derry
Scotland
Wales
Pat
Hell
Stuart
James
Fran Chiea
Duchess de Berri
Earl Grey
Paddy M‘kew
Union Court
Holborn
Williame Slater
Mr. O'C
Sfr. O/Connell
O Connell Pledges Irish Freedom Amid Union Debate
Irish meeting erupts in support of repeal and resistance to coercive measures. O Connell declares never to neglect English interests, vows to fight for liberty, and urges petitions to Parliament as thousands join the Union and cheer events in Dublin.
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Ireland
England
Trish
Cheera
Getty
House of
House of Commons
Irelandy
O'Connell
Reland
Court of Aldermen Admonishes Sabbath Cattle Trade
In Guildhall the Court of Aldermen, with the Sheriffs and city authorities present, ordered farmers and drovers not to bring cattle into Smithfield on Sabbath, warning fines or imprisonment. They also urged badge wearing after centuries of Sunday evening entries at eight.
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Guildhall
Wood
Chapman Marshal
Claudius Stephen Hunter
Kelly
Scholey
An Harmer
London
Payne
Smithfield-masket
Smithfeld Market
Lunacy Commission Bill Aims at Inquest Reform
In a Medical Gazette summary, Parliament debates a bill to ease costly lunacy inquiries by appointing a single commissioner with full powers, replacing the former three. The proposal includes three visiting officers to monitor care, with ongoing concerns about expense, jury size, and protracted proceedings. Reform is seen as partial, leaving room for larger changes to shorten delays and curb the court’s complexity.
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Medical Gazette
Lords
Commons
Portsmouth
Davies
Vrita de Iunalico
Court of Chancery
Fife
Providential remarks in Bresagh and noble travels noted
The fragment recalls a Providence theme tied to Bresagh and Dows, mentions Thomas Gates and a missing or misread 42 close term, notes shifts in allegiance and a Duke of Bucclleach heading to London to take a seat in Parliament. It also hints at Wellington proxies, Scottish departure, and a late season display of lavish aquatic entertainments at a Richmond villa.
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Bresagh
Dows
Thomas Gates
Belfest
Duke of
Buccleach
Lon
At Lac
Teaving
Duke Wellingtons
Palas
Baksi
Scotland
Richmond
Catedenian Mercury
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Chester
Ballers
Braidley
Boroughreere
Papore
Sadler
Boroughreeve
Perarelers
Bu Allen
Ideo
Benj. Pearson
G. Higginbotham Hilarris
B. Beddome
R. Henson
W.R’ c
Sll
Gom‘i i
Amin Braidley
Boe
Cause of Humanity
William Haynes
Ques Hull
Manchester
Treland
R. Montgomery Martin
Parbury, Allen, and Co
Lendenhall-street
Landan
INSUR
Farringdon-street
Newman and Co
Aya Mfarlane
Celestial Empire
Norton
Daniell
R.A
Parris
Rosas
Holmes
Dawes
Moreton
C. Price
Guinea
Aiice
Sunday Times
Turkey
Morocco
France
Italy
Spain
Waverley
Edward Bull
New Public Subscription Library
Holles-street
Measra, Goss and Co
Royal College of Surgeons
Con
Gass and Co
Goss and Co
M.B.C
Bouverie
Porter
Grafton-street
Dubingate
Glasgow
Carlton-street
Edinburgh
Corunna
Moore
Sons of
Britannia
Warren
Robert Wanutin
Strand
Jea Oy Keowison
Price
Imperial Parliament
Francia Vincent
Pryme
Hume
Arch
Viscount Althorp
Tooke
Marquis of Chandos
Grote
Charlies Baller
Benett
Liverpool
Hodges
England and
Ruthven
Drogheda Town
Limerick City
Carlow
Galway
Sligo
Lord John Russell
Guest
Divett
Ayshford Sandford
Mr. Gilson
Mr. Wallace
Hall Dare
Air. Chichester
Mr. Roebuck
Colonel Davies
Clay
Ellice
Yorke
Herries
Fenton
Cinque Port
County of
Cumberland
New Malton
True Sun
Court OF Aldermen
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