History and Politics in Ireland Before 1800 Union Debate
A historical column reviews Irish union politics. It discusses pre Union assurances to Catholics by Pitt and Cornwallis, the influence of George III, and Castlereagh's handling. It cites Dobbs measures, the Rebel Disqualification Bill, and the 1800 Parliament clashes, including Fitzgerald’s brutal coercion and the effect on Catholic support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Graham
Scotland
Mr. Pitt
George the 3d
Ireland
America
Pitt
Lord Cornwallis
House of Hanover
Lord Castlereagh
Jonah Barrington
Mr. Pongonby
College Green
Sheriffs
Dublin
Ukase
Commons
Goulburn
Lord Morpeth
Lord Norbury
Mesara, Ogle
J. Claudius Beresford
Dr. Duigenan
Belfast
Judkin Fitzgerald
Tipperary
House of Commons
Queen Dowager departs Marlborough House for Dover trip to Calais
The Queen Dowager, with Earl Howe and suite, leaves Marlborough House at 7 am on Monday for Dover, then Calais, en route to Germany to visit relatives. Reports of Duke of Saxony-Coburg debts are denied, stating he left £300,000 to his eldest son after debts. Governor General Sir Henry Hardinge departs for Egypt via Boulogne and Marseilles. Parish Ball planning proceeds with high ticket sales. royal libraries receive Knight’s Weekly Volume. Catholic Charities marks 23rd anniversary with 1,336 children aided. annual charity dinner raises £493. Youth-focused society dinner notes Queen Dowager support. debate over a moral reform group’s effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Howe
Marlborough House
Dover
Calais
Germany
Tur Denis
Duke
Saxz Copure
Gotha
Prince Albert
Imes
India
Henry Hlardinge
K.C.B
Robert Peel
Boulogne
Paris
Marseilles
Egypt
Suez
Calcutta
Southampton
Liverpool
Malta
Tur Parish Batt
Willis
Ailesbury
Henry Wheatley
Knight
Freemasons
Lord E. Howard
Collier
Mauritius
Lord Campys
Earl
Scott Murray
M.P
J. Harrington
E. Petre
Rome
Miss Lacombe
Mise Bette
Messrs. Leffler
Young
Hatton
Fitwilliam
J. L. Hatton
David Wire
Martin
Smith
Stocken
Fry
Wire
London
Royal Visits Echo Through British Courts and Ports
A detailed account of the Russian Emperor and Prince Albert visiting London on Monday and related events. The Emperor toured embassies, jewellery shops, and noble estates, attended a royal review in Windsor Great Park with the King of Saxony and Prince Albert, and joined a banquet at Windsor. Also noted are arrivals of Denmark’s Crown Prince at Leith and Queen Dowager at Calais with honors and a sail to St Omer, plus brief mentions of other maritime and financial items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Prince Albert
Buckingham Palace
Duke
Duchess of Gloucester
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Sophia
Parklane
Saxony
Apstey-house
Duke of Wellington
Bond-street
Messrs
Slough
Windsor Great Park
Great Park
Duchess of Cambridge
Duchess of
Princess Royal
Lyttleton
Duke of Cambridge
Robert Peel
Fitzroy Somerset
Earl of Wilton
Earl of March
Windsor
Baron Branow
England
Marquis of
Anglesey
Londonderry
Lord Combermere
Lord Saltoun
F. Somerset
R. Peel
London
Waterloo
Nick
Roosher
Virginia Water
Royal
Crown Prince of
Highlands
Faroe Islands
Queen Dowaceer
CaLats
Alice
Smithell
St. Omer
Ascot Heath Races Report at Windsor without Queen Victoria
Royal spectators at Ascot witness races under changing wind and warm weather. Emperor Alexander II, King of Saxony, and Prince Albert attend. Queen Victoria absent. Alice Hawthorn wins the Queen's Vase in easy canter. Emperor Robusto joins in admiring the horses. Emperor subscribes £500 a year to Ascot in plate. Multiple races described with winners Corranna Swinley The Miser Scarve Scarmentado Johnny Alice Hawthorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tursday
Queen Victoria
London
Slough
Windsor
Lord Rosslyn
Davies
Emperor
Russia
Saxony
Prince Albert
Duke of Wellington
Count Orloff
Sir Robert Peel
Earl of Aberdeen
King
Careless
Gerrard
Haymarket
Cotterell
Alice Hawthorn
Windsor Castle
Ascot
Lord Roslyn
Ascotheath
Michael
Newmarket
Mr. Townley
Robin
Lord E. Russell
Nat
Lord Chesterfield
Mr. Griffith
Hopbine
Lord Cheaterfield
Duke of Bedford
Lord Albemarne
Scarmentado
Payne
Johnny
F. Clark
Arcanus
F. Clarke
Priscilla Tomboy
Jun
Lord
Exeter
Maria Diaz
Count Bathyany
Fox
J. Booth
el Maherry
Booth
Donnybrook
Mr. Kelly
Illustration
Odessa
Maria Diaz Tor
Kus
Rowland
Mr. Salvin
Hesseltine
Lord Verulem
Robert de Gorham
Lord Albemarle
Delapre
Lord G. Bentinck
Bramble
Lord Exeter
Gladiator
Mr. Mostyn
Princess Alice
Robert de, Gorham
Nije
Artful Dodger Wins Swinley Plate At Windsor Park
The Artful Dodger, a five year old, defeated Seakale filly and Liangolian by a length to claim the Borough Members plate and a 150 prize. Lord Chesterfield also had other starters including Llatgolian and Misconception as the crowd of roughly five hundred observed a hot day amid Windsor Park racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Chesterfield
Artful Dodger
Seakale
Llangollan
Swinley Course
Mr. Ford
Poison
St. James's Palace
Colonel Peel
Tucker
Alice Hawthorn
Windsor_park
Lord Glenlyon
Ben-y-Ghle
J. Day
Duke of Richmond
Pastoral
Nat
Ton Ben-y-Ghlo
Duke
G. Ongley
Pettit
Mr. Edwards
A. W. Hill
Beaumont
Lord G. Bentinck
Exeter
Colonel Anson
Buzz
Hedgehog
Prince of Wales
Mystery
Mr. Osbaldeston
Martingale
Rogers
Baron Rothschild
Emerald
Lord Exeter
O’ Crosby
Seaport
Jamaica
Bee
Crosby
Zenobia
Brick Kiln Road
Emerald A
Lord Verulam
Robert de Gorham
Cotton
Ben-y-Ghlo
Ford
Jaques
Mr. Reeves
Tarquin
Ben-Y-G
R. W. Bulkeley
Bishop of
W. Etwall
Palladium
Mr. Combe
G. Heathcote
Mr. Ellis
Mr. Parr
Mr. Greville
Mr. Rush
Plenipo
Mr. Little
Count Bathyany
Fox
Mr. Herbert
Elis
Delightful
Mr. Jaques
G. Bentinck
Romford
Attila
Amorino
Maria Diaz
Bower
Bishop
Reading
Dahlia
Son
Princess
Triennial Pitt Celebration and Crime News Fragments
A long report covers a William Pitt birthday banquet at the Merchant Tailors Club with notable guests and toasts. It also details violent incidents near Kendal and Louth including a coachman suicide, a fatal attack, and a pursuit of a suspect in a spree of assaults and attempted murder.
Murder in Weston through a man’s brutal act at inn
In Weston-super-Mare a husband Joel Fisher killed his wife Mary Fisher with a square iron bar and carving knife after a night of threats and quarrels at the Devonshire Inn in High Street. The 50 year old victim and a 1–2 year older killer were found by a lodger and servant. Fisher claimed he acted to end her life quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murper
Louth
Jacob Gainsley
Spilsby-road
Gainsley
Rabbers
Tha’ K
Ent
Mark
Sidine
Bisho
Alford
Payne Fish Dreses
Chapman
Louth Police
Biggs Alford
Mire Desforges
Campbell
Mr. Markham
Grainsley
Biggs
Handsley
Turner
WinberDay
Scotland
Sterer
Wimbledon
Nitiow
Sevenoaks
Mr. Bright
Home Department
of Police
Man Hall
Hall
Polhill Arms
New-road
Shoreham
Kent
Mr. Vine
Weston- super-Mare
Bristol
Weston
Mary Fisher
Joel Fisher
Devonshire Inn
High-street
Tian
Hyatt
Fisher
Welock
Neantime
Also Mentioned on This Page
Treland
Wright
S “ Freland
Fitzgerald
Mr. Fitzgerald
Major Rial
Laurence Parsons
Baron’ de Caves
Tom the Devil
Mr. Yelverton
Sir Jonah Barrington
Dr. Troy
Couxtay Epirto
Hanover
Duke of Cumberland
Prince de Joinville
Securitie
Bank of England
Sible Paerment
Banic
Honourable Society of
A Chapman
Charles Johy
Richard Gray
Ascot Heath
Storr and Mortimer
Old Bond-street
Howard
Bayley
Boadicea
Robert Bruce
St. Clair
Rosslyn
William Pitt
Merchant ™ Tailors’ Company
Lord Feversham
Earl of Eldon
Lord Kenyon
John Croft
R. Glyn
Round
Sibthorp
Lefroy
H. Pownall
Sandwith
Vyse
Suar Fells
Kexpat
London Mail
Andrew Gibson
Paisley
Kendal
Lancaster
Glasgow
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