Lord Fitzwilliam and the Irish Recall Crisis
A critique of the 1795 recall of Lord Fitzwilliam as a cabinet-driven betrayal shaping Irish policy. It links Pitt and the King to decisive, perilous moves amid Catholic emancipation pressures, Whig fractures, and rising Irish unrest, arguing the recall seeded future violence and warned against coercive governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Lord Fitzwilliam
George the Third
Pitt
Fox
Burke
Duke of Portland
Robert Walpole
Etats Generaux
Versailles
Paris
Lord Spencer
Windham
Epy
H. Grattan
Mr. Grattan
Lord Westmoreland
London
Secretary of State For Home Affairs
Dolusatet
Generalibus
Grattan
Daly
England
Gerard Hamilton
Sergeant Adair
Mr. Pitt
Lord Fitzwilliam Kinneey
John Parnell
Duke
Portland
Lord Fitzwillam
Dublin
France
Place
Pelf
Cook
Beresford
Lord Brougham
Appointment of New Wellington Chief Justice H S Chapman
The noted legal figure from the Middle Temple, Mr H S Chapman, is appointed chief justice of Wellington New Zealand and has sailed with the new governor Captain Fitzroy. A rumor circulates that disputes with Mexico over commerce and the flag have been resolved by the two governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
New Zealand
H.S. Chapman
Middle Temple
Fitzroy
Durham
Mexico
London
Important seizure of arms in Dublin harbor report
A Dublin newspaper reports a major seizure of arms from a steamer at the North wall. Inspector O Connor arrested David Wilson after a puncheon marked empty proved to contain twelve muskets six pistols twelve swords and pikes. The case of illegally importing firearms is outlined with magistrates discharging the accused while keeping the arms and recommending memorial to the lord lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin
Northwall
City of Dublin
Duchess of Kent
Liverpool
Inspector O’connor
Rounds
Mary-street
O'Connor
David Wilson
Puncheon
Castleyard
Light Dragoons
Horse Artillery
Henry-street
John Clements
Edmonds
Eden Quay
Dublin
Africa
Privy Council
Starg
Waller
Vereker
French royal alliance talk in Siécle hints at Naples match
The Siécle reports that the King of the Two Sicilies, bowing to Duke d Aumale, might recognize Queen Isabella if she marries a Naples prince. The French king would push for a double marriage with the sister of the King of Naples, shaping influence for the new dynasty in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
the Two Sicilies
d’Aumale
Austria
Isabella
Naples
Spain
Louis XIV
Don Carlos
Gazette de France
Prince de Polignac
Bavaria
M. Guernon Sanville
Charles X
Paris
M. Peyronnet
Madrid
Narvaez
Olozago
Pacha Sennar
Mehemet Ali
Porte
Corps d' Observation
Melboourne
Viscount Melbourne
Duke of Devonshire
Prince Albert
Chatsworth
Beauvale
Brocket Hall
Globe
Irving
Antrim
Custom House
British Architects
Entomological Society
Chemical Society
Linnean Society
Horticultural Society
Society of Arts
Rotch
V. P
Thames Recatta
Thames Regatta Club
Royal
Cockspurn Street
J. D. Bishop
Huddersfield
Holmfirth
Halifax
Leeds
Mesara
Cobden
Bright
Moore
Colonel Thompson
Henry Ashworth
W. J. Fox
Wakefield
League
Great League
Manchester
Rochdale
Lancashire
Monopoly
Peel
Friends of Free Trade
Leeds Mercury
Court Crowds Await Lieutenant Munro Trial At Central Criminal Court
Large Saturday crowd at Central Criminal Court waits for Lieut Munro trial amid rumors of postponement. Lord Chief Justice Denman and Mr Justice Coltman preside as M Berryer joins proceedings and questions arise about the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Criminal Court
Croly
Commissioner Bullock
Alderman Hughes
Lieut. Munro
Lieut
Grant
Lord Denman
Munro
M. Berryer
Late Fatal Duel Court Proceedings and Libel Trial
The court adjourned the trial of Lieuts Munro and Grant due to Munro illness from typhus and a late service notice, denying surrender during the season. Barnard Gregory pleaded guilty to libel against the Duke of Brunswick and Mr Vallance, was sentenced to four and eight months in Newgate respectively, with affidavits read but not mitigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Munro
Grant
Fawcett
Lisut. Munro
Lieut. Munro
Lord Denman
Mr. Clarkeen
Barnard Gregory
Duke of Brunswick
Vallance
Justice Cultman
Parke
Justice Coltman
Denman
Baron Parke
Court of Queen’s Bench
Her
Newgate
Cope
Stave-Travine
Thomas Jennings
Augusta
Prendergast
Payne
Central Criminal Court
Death of Sir Francis Jeyes at Drury Lane Theatre
Afit of apoplexy felled Sir Francis Jeyes as he entered Drury Lane with his daughter last evening. Doctor tried to bleed him but he died instantly. life was extinct before aid could arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Jeyes
Harpur
Red Lion-square
Drury-lane Theatre
Jenners
York-street
Covent. Garden
Payne
King’s Arms
Aldersgate Street
Elizabeth Ann Simpson
Littleton-court
Falcon-square
John Brand
Hackney-road
Thomas Taylor
Lobb
Soupizas
Wm. Osborne
45Th
77Th
Queen’s Theatre
Tottenham Street
Clipatone Street
Cirencester Place
Charles Living
Cirencester-place
Mary Moses
Broughton
George Hawes
Broad Street
Lambeth-butts
Blackfriars-road
Lambeth
Blossom-street
Norton Folgate
City of London
Wandsworth
James Cosgrove
Messrs. Freeman
Battersea
Thomas Nash
Complainant
Joseph Cattermole
Clive
The Duke of Brunswick Libel Trial in Queen's Bench
In a crowded Queen's Bench case the Duke of Brunswick sues for libel against the Age newspaper over a series of articles and epigrams published in 1842. The Duke testified to the articles’ alleged imputations and the jury found the defendants guilty after debate on whether the publications carried the charged meanings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Queen's Bench
Duke of
Duke of Brunswick
Currie
Duke
Carrie
Polly
Lucy
Baron Andlau
Macheath
Age
Kelly
Charles Frederick Augustus William
Captain Currie
Crose
Mr. Platt
Dennistown
Grosvenor-place
Park-street
St. James’s-park
Birdcage-walk
Dennistoun
Birdcage
Mr. Dennistoun
Astley’s
Surrey Theatre
House of Commons
Park Street
Grosvenor Place
France
Brooksbank
Farr
Blunt
Roy
Vallance
Mrs. Dennistoun
Palace
England
Stamp Office
John Hulse
Wordeworth
Platt
Lad Hope
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History and Politics
Law and Police
Justice Wightman
Parkins
New York
Chancellor Kent
Mr. Best
Albany
New Jersey
County of
Cumberland
Joseph Wilfred Parkins
George Best
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