History and Politics. England's Policy Toward Ireland in 1810s
A Tangled review of George III’s illness, the Regency, and Catholic Claims. It traces Pitt’s resignation, Grattan’s battles in 1811 1812 and 1813, with Lords Liverpool Castlereagh Wellesley and Canning. It notes no popery fears, shifts in government, expunged Catholic clauses, and Plunkett’s 1813 speech amid a broader debate on Catholic rights and parliamentary composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George the Third
Pitt
Perceval
Grattan
Commons
Lord Wellesley
Mr. Canning
George the Fourth
Duke of Bedford
Ponsonby
Lord Fingal
Ville
Damely
Greville
Lord Grey
Lord Led
Lord Liverpool
Lord Castlereagh
Canning
House of Commons
Vans
House of Lords
House of Common
Abbot
Plunkett
Fox
Burke
Lle
Bigota
Deputation Planned for Queen's Ireland Visit by Irish Society
At the monthly Dublin Irish Society meeting Alderman Humphery presided as governor. A motion to appoint a deputation to travel to Ireland to present a loyal address to Queen Victoria was approved as the likely outcome, with Irish MPs and city corporations expected to join. The gesture aims to deepen cordial ties and goodwill between England and Ireland, with broad communal support anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thezaxp
Irish Society of London
Alderman Humphery
M.P
Alderman Hughes Hughes
Ireland
Welse
Sinter Kingdom
Ispras News
East India House
Hrary Dickenson
Madras
John Dent
Ivar
Government School of Design
Somerset House
House of Commons
Henry Manisty
Honourable Society of Gray's Inn
National Dent
Westarxston
House of Lords and Commons
Huckingham Palace
Little Almonry
Jeffrey's Buildings
Cooper-street
Duck-lane
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
England
Wales
Law Institution
Chancery Lane
Thomas Henry Evans
Carnarvon
Peel
Scotland
Willoby
Houe of Lords
Palmer
Manley
Roberta
Agricultural Protection Society
Gallot
Bevan
Tawell
Cox
James Graham
Buckinghamshire
Towell
Tue Cop Hemauss
Bennett
Humroums Hotel
Covent-garden
Sun Fire Office
Duke of Bedford
Munpen
Roungar
Meredith
Upper Thames Street
Ataira
Queen and Prince Albert Visit the Great Britain Ship
The Queen and Prince Albert visited the Great Britain at Greenwich in a royal party. They toured the 322 foot vessel, viewed engine models, met Captain Hosken and Mr. Smith the inventor, and discussed speeds and voyages. They later attended Drury Lane Theatre with a lavish royal box and raised audience loyalty.
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Prince Albert
Great Britain
Greenwich
Hosken, R.N
Lord Hawarden
Her Majesty
Mr. Brunel
Estern
Guppy
Royal Party
T.P. Smith
Smith
Fairy
Clexton
Hoskea
Atlantic
Hosken
Buckingham Palace
Thames
Drury
Lane Theatre
Drury-lane Theatre
Mr. Bunn
Duchess of Kent
Euite
Chesterfield
Countess Delawarr
Guillache Zell
Clari
Harricon
Romer
Reinforth
M. Duprez
Derby Bridge Collapse Inquest Returns Accidental Verdict
The coroner resumed the Derby inquest into the Mill Stream bridge collapse that killed builder James Lima and apprentice Edward Harlow. Witnesses described faulty arch design, weak piers, and risky removal of centres. Jury returned an accidental death verdict, urging competent supervision to prevent a recurrence. Also reported were railway accidents at Stafford and a fatal Edinburgh Glasgow mail train crash. An Aden Arab attack note from Lloyds closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny
Bryan Balguy
James Lima
Edward Harlow
Mill Ream
Myarpur
Sims
J. H. Stevens
Derby
Cooper
Harpur
Moody
Silas
Charles Moody
Chapel-street
Stevens
Barrow
Messra
Evans
Messrs. Evans
Mar
Messrs
Haywood
Carter
Harlow
S. Harpur
Mr. Moody
John Harlow
Edward Harrow
Peach
Corporation
Scott
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Ratko
James Blair
Blair
Tess
Caledonian
Lloyd's
Aden
India and China. Express from Marseilles news brief
Extraordinary express from Marseilles brings despatches from India via Calcutta dated the 8th ult. No movements in Punjaub, sounds campaign ended, Bejar Khan seeks surrender with life spared and land. Governor General at Calcutta pursues education, while Afghanistan remains quiet. China news thin. railways and commerce dominate London views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
India
Calcutta
Alexandria
Malta
Peninsular and Oriental Company
Great Liverpool
Punjaub
Eli
C. Naplery
Bejar Khan
Aurrander
A. Hardinge
China
Bengal
Scinde
Bassas
North-West
Satlej
Presidency
Hooghly College
Calcutta Madrissa
Mahomedan College
Akhbar Khan
Mane
Akhbar
Peshawar
Sciode
Charles Nepier
Indus
Gabes
Concan
Ootram
Phood Sawunt
Goa
Sattara
Wallace
Jthor
Dwarka
Mauth Tagore
Dwarkanauth
Bentinck
Goodeve
England
Hindoo
London
Dwarkananth
Bombay
Burdwan
R. Macdonald Stephenson
Chamber of Commerce
Singapore
Point de Galle
Ceylon
Penang
Waldemar
Prussia
Nepaul
Benares
Madras
Persian Gulf
Peblis
Exchange
Ourchage
Bank of Bengal
Union Bank
Agra Bank
Ali Morad
Charles
Sir Rar
Bojar
Shikarpore
Khanghur
Buodeleund
Hunter
Shabpore
Rajban
Shikarpare
Paris News Briefs Fresh Royal Edicts and Foreign Dispatches
The Yoniteur lists six royal ordinances affecting the Chamber of Peers and notable figures including M. Bartel Bay, Dacke de Trevise, and Count Charles de Mornay. Reports cite Algerian troop movements, Guizot’s health, and telegraph plans linking the Tuileries with the Chamber. EU politics, Jesuit growth, and sugar production figures are also noted amid crisis and defense chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peancy
Paris
Tugz New Perna
Yoniteur
Chamber of Peers
Louis Philippe
Charles de Mornay
Sweden
Baron Archard
Victor Hugo
L' Algérie
Agence
Africa
Tlemcen
Morocco
Abd-el-Kader
Abd-el-Rbaman
Algiers
Countess de Sorvilliers
J. Buonaparte
Floreathe Tio
Agricul
Tural
Guizot
Louis Printpre
Chamber of Deputies
Tuileries
Parias
Society of the Jesuits
France
L' Linics
Europe
Constitutionne
M. Duchatel
Neral
Robert Peel
Maynooth College
Great Britain
Ireland
United States
Oregon
England
Reeforme
Vontieur
Polk
Department of the North
Courrier de Havre
Sooloa
Borneo
Mindanao
Marquesan
Tahiti
Veniieur Lijerien
Blidah
Doar
Beni Amers
Vinois
Sidi Bel Abbes
Goum
Ouled
Selinans
Djaffras
Abid-el-Kader
Sumta
Medeah
Saphouat
Marey
Tediv
M. de Saussure
Geneva
Orleans
Rouen
Vierzon
Havre
Avignon
Basle
Polytechnic School
Boatolan
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Serjeant Best
Lord Wynford
Brepye Bathurst
R Ryder
M. Sutton
Canterbury
Ill. Vansittart
Lord
Bexley
Yorke
Hankisson
Palmeraton
A. Baring
Ashburton
W.fitzgerald
Fitzgeralder
F. Burdett
Iw. Pole
Maryborough
Lord Robinson
Ripon
Abercrombie
Danfern
Ic.w. Wynne
Coustey
St. James's Palace
Duchess of
George Lennox
Frederic Stevin
Francia Seymour
Arbuthnot
Bouverie
Honour
Duke of Cambridge
Edmond Mildmay
Duke of
Henry Stuart Comte de Galve
Duke de Sotomeyor
da. Wohr
Welff
Stoddart
Conolly
Bokhara
British India
Society For the Promotion of Christian Knowledge
Trinity District Church
Gray
Ivine
Georgiana Wolff
Grover
Marchioness of
Anglesey
Worthington
Mesars. Barker
King
Wolf
Wolff
Speaker
Marquis of
Georgiana
Foreign Intelligence
Spain
Madrid
Ith Iist
Escorial
Aranjuez
St. Adtephons
Braido
AC. Mendizabal
Espartero
M. Mendizabal
M. Laffitte
Regenera
Ted Bulow
Lth
War Department
Barcelona
Valencia
Sarggossa
Tudela
Pampeluna
St. Sebastian
Bilbon
Vittoria
Burgos
Narvacs
M. Martinez de la Rosa
Mth
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