Consequences of Lord FitzWilliam's Recall in England and Ireland
The piece traces the aftermath of Lord FitzWilliam's recall in 1795, detailing political turmoil in Ireland and Britain. It discusses the recall's impact on public confidence, the roles of Pitt, Castlereagh, and Burke, the Irish obsession with reform and Catholic emancipation, and the rising influence of corruption and repression. It praises Madden's The United Irishmen for revealing how reformers became revolutionaries and signals forthcoming use of those materials.
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Lord Fitzwilliam
Dublin
Pitt
Lord Castlereagh
United Irishmen
Duke of Richmond
Fox
Lord Dudley
Llandaff
Lord Spencer
Duke of Portland
Ireland
Mr. Burke
Mr. Grattan
Grattan
London
Lord Grenville
Wyndham
Lord Westmoreland
Piet
Lord Milton
Lord Milton’s Letter.) This Was the Only Direct Evidence Elicied of Mr. Pit
Lord Moira
House of Commons
Lords
Commons
England
Beresfords
Pss
Lord Clare
Custom House
Mr. Pitt
George the Third
Ponsonby
Lord Camden
France
Spain
Royal Bounty and Obituary in 19th Century London
Royal gifts pledged for Christ Church Virginia schools with Queen Victoria and Prince Albert supporting the project. Obituary notes the death of Henry Windsor Earl of Plymouth in Grosvenor Square, detailing birth, heirs, and extinction of the title.
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Anson
Thomas Page
Prince Albert
Christ Church
Virginia
Water
Exham
Duchess of Gloucester
Hawkins
Keate
Gloucester House
Duke of Cambridge
Gloucesterhouse
Plymouth
Brook Street
Grosvenor Square
Henry Windsor
Earl of
Andrews
Any
Thomas Copson
Hans Grer
Newcastle Chronicle
Peregrine Maitland
George Napier
Cape
W. Thompson
Westmoreland
Brazil
Europe
Carlisle Journal
Burpert
Sir Francis
T. James
Munro
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Beaufort
Marquis of
Anglesey
Marquis of Salisbury
Lord de Rus
William M‘naughton
Akbar Khan
Cabool
J. W. Trevor
Beaumaris
Shropshire Journal
George III
Trafalgar-square
Brig
Whitehall Gardens
James II
Pall-mall East
London
Bedford Association considers boosting constabulary
The Bedford Association for Protection of Property has hired several men to aid rural police but confidence remains low. A meeting of the magi t a'es is planned to discuss requesting the secretary of state to increase the constabulary force for the remainder of the winter.
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Bedford Association
Magi T A'Es
Madrid Minister Olozaga Dissolution Crisis Unfolds
Report covers the December 1, 1843 Madrid scene as Olozaga clashes with the crown over a decree dissolving the Cortes. Queen Maria Christina declares, ministers confront impeachment moves, Gonzales Bravo presents the royal declaration, and foreign coverage notes Paris and Lisbon reactions.
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Spain
Madrid
M. Luis Gonzales Bravo
M. Olozaga
Corps Diplomatique
Royal Household
Madoz
Portillo
Alonzo
Mon
Castro
Garnica
Roca
Council
Sioslabee Poe
M. Gonzales Bravo
Luzuriaga
Cantero
Domenec
Serrano
Frias
M. Roca
M. Posad Herrera
Congress
Olozaga
M. Sanchez de la Fuente
Senate
J. Don Luis Gonzales Bravo
Don Maria Ramon Lleppart
Supreme Tribunal of Justice
Don Francisco Ferraz
Duke de Frias
Duke of Castro Serrano
Don Francisco Serrano
Don Ramon Maria Narvaez
Jose Maria Nocedal
Don Manuel Larrain
Duke of Hijar
Marquis of Santa Colonna
Marquis of Malpica
Marquis of St. Adrian
Duke of
Saragossa
Marquis of Palacios
Cortes
Olezaga
GonzanEs Bravo
Iloud
MM. Olozaga
Olozage
Heraldo
Marchioness of
Santa Cruz
Madame Santa Cruz
Pidal
Espartero
Duke de la Victoria
Progresistas
Moderados
Herando
Incendiary Fires Across Counties Ravage Farms
A string of devastating fires reported nationwide destroys hundreds of stacks and barns. In Cambridgeshire, Mr. John Tyson’s Fen Ditton farm loses over 26 large stacks and outbuildings amid fierce winds. two men are detained in connection with the blaze. Additional blazes strike Boxworth, Beds, and Berkshire, with warehouses, cottages, and livestock including horses, cows, and pigs all consumed. Authorities fear arson, citing a motive tied to local wage disputes and League agitprop. insurance covers some losses, while others exceed policy amounts.
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John Tyson
Fen Ditton
Kent
Mr. Kent
Cambridge
University
Norwich Union
Kirby
Boxworth
Kerby
Thornhill
County of Beds
Alderman Higgins
Kimbolton
John Summers
Parkens
James Hindley
Hursthall
Cabbett
James Blackburne
Ashley
Lancashire
Berkshire
Stock-Cross
Newbury
Mathews
Standard
League
Ditton
The
Graveyard inquiry into death after prize fight near Tilbury fort
An inquest opened before coroner C J Cartarr into George Gray aged 22 who died after a prizefight with Henry Ball on Tuesday afternoon at a site near Tilbury fort. The jury heard from surgeons about fatal brain injuries and Ball and Alfred Davis were remanded in custody as the inquiry adjourned to locate the seconds and participants.
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Mr. Twyford
Maritborough Street
Samuel Rice
Campton-street
High-street
St. Giles's
Hardwick
Leicester Square
Plame
Division of Police
Mr. Hardwick
Clerkenwell
George Lackson
Combe
Childen
Torrington Square
Lister
King's New
Kingsland Road
Union Hall
James Lunny
Loudon
Magnus
Mark Ansell
Traill
Green
106
L Division
Arnold
Fountain Public House
Lambeth Walk
Wagstaff
C. J. Cartarr
Kent
Gravesend
George Gray
Henry Ball
Essex Marshes
Tilbury Fort
Alfred Davis
J. H. Gramshaw
M. E. Jones
Gravesend Parish
Armstrong
Alfred Davies
High Road
Kentish Town
Gray’s. Amon
Mr. Morgan
Assembly House
John Grady
Turkey Smith
Bells Life
Ballis
Hkllowlton
Ball
Alogether
Crane
Mans Ifield Arms
Gray
Mayfield Arms
Peter Stevens
Grapes-place
Mansfield-place
Kentish-town
Maidstone
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Paris
Journal Des Debats
Constitutionnel
Olozegas
Truckle
Louis Philippe
Christina
St. Cloud
Tuileries
Algiers
Hospital of Invalids
M. Berryer
Portugal
Lisbon
Dusxin
Tae Layp
Lord Devon
Father Tygneltu
Tyrrell
Lusk
Clontarf
Howth
John O'Connell
Steele
Ray
Callanan
Tax Finner Tracepy
Borrisukane
Lord Elliot
Royal
Windsor Castle
Baker Street
Privy Council
Education
Robert Peel
Lord Stanley
Lord Wharncliffe
George Clerk
Scotland
Geographical Society
Zoological Society
Meteorological Society
Society of Arts
J. Johnstone
Claudet
Literary Fund
Geological Society
Royal Society
Royal Academy
Society of Antiquaries
Medico-Botanical Society
Botanical Society
Holborn
Farringdon Street
Phoeniz
Law and Police
Queen’s Bench
Bosanquiet
Woon
Banco
South Western District Bank
London and Westminster Bank
Devizes
Nisi
Husains
Coates
Lord Denman
George Bentinck
Connop
Hanper
Brydges-street
Catherine-street
Strand
Webb
John-street
Smithfield
William Hirkam
Harper's
Mr. Webb
Deaf Burke
Dutch Sam’s
Christie
Platt
Messrs. Green
Smith
Catherine Street
Pantheon
Royal Victoria
Nightingale
Harper
Lee
Janell
Marquis of Exeter
Mr. Platt
Roebert Nightingale
Jace
Christie and Green
Garry
John Williams
William Bidmead
Messrs
Ime
Justice Patteson
Guildhall
Jane Pattison
Newington Causeway
Alderman Gibbs
Keith and Wilson
Prendergast
Pattison
Bow Street
Thomas Penfold
Twyford
Dept
Mary Smith
Portugal Street
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