Elizabeth at the Tower and the Queen's Court Portraits
A densely packed historical review recounts Elizabeth I's tower confinement, coronation era intrigues, and court life. It discusses her aversion to idolatry, dramatic scenes with the dean over gallery imagery, ambassadorial vanity, and her pursuit of occult hints through Dr Dee, illustrating the era's political and personal tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Agnes Strickland
London
Henry Colburn
Elizabeth
Bess
Mary
Philip
Bonner
Gardner
Thomas Seymour
Perry
Queen Mary
Princess Elizabeth
Sussex
Bridges
Oglethorpe
Carlisle
Royal Chapel
St. Paul's Cathedral
Church of England
Tizabeth
Chapel Royal
Melville
Queen Elizabeth
Italy
Lizabeth
Scotland
Lord Hunsdon
Hunsdon
France
Stafford
Napoleon
Cromwell
Dr. Dee
Cecil
Cornelius Laney
Somerset House
Dee
Mortlake
Herajesty
Earl of Leicester
Thames
Palfey
Ebon
Windsor
Richmond
Whitehall
Irish magistracy row fuels opposition to repeal meetings
In the Lords, the Marquis of Clanricarde moved to censure the Irish government for dismissing several magistrates over repeal meetings. Debates questioned legality, with opponents arguing the dismissals worsen unrest and threaten peace, while supporters defended the action as necessary to maintain order amid repeal agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Thriey
Marquis of Clanricarde
Commission of the Peace
Great Britain
Ireland
Marquis
Henry Sugden
Annals of Justice
Duke of WeLurNeron
Napoleon
Russia
Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
England
Earl of Crancarty
Earl of Fortescue
Lord Mount Epccumse
Earl of Grennatx
Earl of Wicktow
Wuarnentrre
Parliament
Marquis of Lanspowns
House of Commons
Lord Brovonam
Lord Cambett
Coanceltor
Plunxeerr
Paul
Cranricarde
Marriage Law in Ireland sparks curious acquittals and secession
Ireland's press reports a Louth assizes case where Luke Cassidy was acquitted after a marriage to Mary Anne Sadler by a Catholic clergyman, and a second case for Rose Tennon where a Presbyterian minister’s role was deemed improper. Judge Perrin hints a House of Lords ruling may favor Cassidy. Also covered are the select committee list on Irish marriage law, Dr Cooke’s secession from the General Assembly, and local Monaghan trials of Sam Gray and his son amid Orange politics and recent arm shipments to Duncannon fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Paoristins Cuurca
Free Protesting Church
Edinburgh
Free General Assembly
Chalmers
Welsh
Cunningham
Duncan
America
Glasgow Journal
Glasgow
Royal Exchange
William Steele
Glasgow Courier
Suiciprix Curan
George Henderson
Monkshome
Kincaple
Cupar
Pittosmie
Henderson
Fifeshire Journal
Queen Street
Thomas Baird
Kirkintilloch
Dumbartonshire
Baird
F Maule
W. Rae
Glasgow Chronicle
Greenock
Gourock
Dunoon
Rothesay
Ireland
County of Louth Assizes
Justice Perrin
Crown Court
Luke Cassidy
Mary Anne Sadler
Anna Smith
Thomas Staples
Rose Tennon
Wood
Ryman
Perrin
House of Lords
Marriage Law
Archbishop of Canterbury
Duke of Wellington
Marquis of Lansdowne
Marquis of Salisbury
Marquis of
Normanby
Devon
London
Carlisle
Exeter
Ripon
Salisbury
Kenyon
Redesdale
Melbourne
Somerhill
Dee Tabley
Wynford
Brougham
Denman
Duncannon
Cottenham
Campbell
Dr. Cooke
Irish General Assembly
Cooke
Edgar
Ulster
Belfast Chronicle
Sam Gray
Moraccan
Monaghan
James Cunningham
Orange Party
Monagnan
Dublin Evening Post
Lord Normanby
Lord Roden
Grays
Duncannon Fort
Tower of London
Waterford Mirror
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Pruvingulilal
Literary Chronicle
THE
Weekly Chronicle
Mis
Treas
L.—Namelancholy
Drew
Jones
Trinity House
Bristol Channel
Trevoise Head
Padstow
Bristol
Penzance
J. H. Pelly
Sheffield
Newcastle
Sheffield Mercury
Sheerness
Hind
Kent
Sarah Yorker
Camperdown
Royal Dockyard
Isle of Sheppy
Barton
Blackmore
R.N
Melville Hospital
Duke
Finling
Camperdowe
West
Misa Barton
Greenhill
Howe
Miss Barton
J. Gage
Excellent
Portsmouth
Finnore
Amperdown
Sherborne
Marnbull
Thornford
Longburton
Stockbridge
Yeovil Mercury
Somerset
Wyatt
Elizaseth
Martin
Susanna
Renaud
Charles V
Courtenay
Fox
Tower
Edward the Confessor
Miss Strickland
Cogland
Charles I
Imperial Parliament
Granville Somerset
Lord Granville Somerset
George Grey
Estcourt
Labouchere
Greene
Strutt
John Yard Buller
Wilson Patten
Aglenby
Ewart
Robert Fergusson
Viscount Sandon
Pendarves
Miles
Loch
Durham
Dungannon
Arthur Rice Trevor
Victoria
Flood and Ward
Viscount Dungannon
Lord Danngannon
H.hinee
Hume
Hinter
J. Geanam
A. Armstrong
O'Brien
Wyse
S. O'Brien
Lord Extor
F. Pentock
Lord Clements
Lord Crumests
BIRDS
Brougham Hall
Lord Bravewass
Kendal
Bird's Nest
Lord Broucuam
William Rown
Earl of Aberdeen
Lord Correnham
Lord Campsel
Earl of Ape Deen
Marquis of Breadalbane
Lord Cottensam
Joan Russett
H. Hixvé
Houme
Stockdale
T. B. Peirce
C. Burton Howard
J. Graham
W.smith
J. Granas
J. Russelv
Church of Scotland
R. Pee
Mr. Bernal
J. Grama
J. Russell
Lord J. Russelx
S. Wortley
G. Crerx
Mrr. C. Wood
Prussia
Leeds
Goutsumn
Williams
Sueppano
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