Nation Plots and Liberia Prosperity Echoes in 1820s Press
The Advocate reviews Southern resolve against supposed treason amid national strife and highlights Liberia’s improving prospects. It notes colonization gains, philanthropic support, and rising confidence in the colony’s future, while reporting on 1820 journals and scholarly publications. The piece also covers King George IV’s death and William IV’s accession, with Proclamation ceremonies and international reactions.
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Friends of African Colonization
Winloes
Scott
Farrar
Englanl
George the Fourth
William the Fourth
Liverpool
Landon Dave
Sid Juno
New York
Ireland
Limerick
London Morning Herald
Algeera
Sidi Bhat
Sultan Khaluissi
Emporot
Bourimonta
Admiral Duperre
Count Bourmost
Dupere
Aga
Algiers
Constantia and
Pitert
Lodon Goyette
George the
Cai ‘Pylina
Robert Feol
Windsor Castle
HW Halpord
M. J. Tierney
Chichester
Sovereigu
Darin
Matthew ‘Tiernay
Wathew Waller
Marty
Phoen
Axtley Cooper
Dixenne
William IV
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Patten
Partian
Keanemhorn
Duke of Cumberland
Duke of
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Duke of Gloucester
Prince Leopold
Cantersbury
York
Ley Council
Scotland
Privy Council
William
Canterbury
London
Willian
Queen Adelaide
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Grace
Mombora
Bushy
Life Guards
Due
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Errol
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Jung
Bong Fan
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Order of the Garter
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Cobingt
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Loxpos
Changey
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Marines
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Garton
Starvation and distress across Connaught and Munster reports
A Dublin dispatch details dire famine conditions in Connaught and Munster with emigrants leaving Ireland as rents go unpaid and locals struggle for food. Letters describe gentry fleeing, widespread poverty, and deaths from cold and hunger amid ruined harvests and rising subsistence needs.
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Clare
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Candidate announcements for Albemarle district race
Authorized notices name Rice W Wood as a candidate for Albemarle County in the General Assembly and Charles Cocke as a candidate in the October election for the Senatorial District covering Albemarle, Nelson, and Amherst counties.
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Albemarle
Chatlles Cocke
Neleon
Amherst
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