History and Politics. Union's Protestant claim debated
A detailed critique of the Union's origins in Ireland and England. It argues that promises to Catholics were unreliable, cites Pitt and Cornwallis, and condemns Protestant ascendancy as a central motive. The piece traces Dublin debates, the Dobbs toleration attempt, and the Rebel Disqualification Bill, with harsh notes on coercive measures and leadership. It references Barrington, Castlereagh, and Lord Cornwallis, contrasting emancipation hopes with reprisals. The column also reports royal travel and social happenings.
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James Graham
Tye
Fitt
Lord Cornwallis
Scotland
George the 3d
Ireland
America
Pitt
House of Hanover
Lord Castlereagh
Jonah Barrington
Mr. Ponsonby
College Green
Sheriffs of
Dublin
Ukase
Commons
Grattan
Goulburn
Lord Morpeth
Lord Norbury
Messrs. Ogle
J. Claudius Beresford
Dr. Duigenan
Union
Belfast
Mr. Pitt
Judkin Fitzgerald
Tipheel
House of Commons
Tom the Devil
Yelverton
Mr. Yelverton
Fitzgerald
Sir Jonah Barrington
Dr. Troy
Court of Exchequer caution to gamblers in loo case
In a Saturday session in London the Court of Exchequer heard Cooke v Mankwellu an action to recover £150 lost at loo in a private Rainbow tavern room. A professor of gambling and an innkeeper were cited as parties, with a verdict for £96 for the plaintiff after consideration of Queen Anne era loss rules.
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W. R. Markwell
Long’s
Bond Street
Threadneediee Street
Isaac Argent
Pitegelf
Argent
Jervis
Baron Parke
Ruxsix
Conose
Martin
Colonel Peel
James
Wood
Platt
Woedon
Peel
Levi Goodman
Surrey Assizes
Marylebone
Joshua Whitfield
Alexander Wilson
Ogle-street
Fitzroy-square
Mr. Long
Worship Street
Henry Porter
Broughton
Thomas Harrison
Walsall
Staffordshire
London
Messrs. Pickford
City
Birmingham
Kershaw
New Road
Ellis
Lambeth Street
Charles Reeves
Norton
Charles Burcham
Kate-street
Spitalfields
Elizabeth Phillips
Norris
Phillips
Wentworth-street
Mike
Old Montague Street
Stephens
Union Hall
Irnisa
Turars
Thomas Wilde
Fitzroy Kelly
Queen’s Counsel
Austen
O’connell
House of Lords
Standard
Romfonn Bank
Bank of Messrs. Johnson and Co. of
Romford
Essex
Romford Bank
R. Peel
Thomas Johnson
Portsoken
Luz
Morning Post
William Casement
K.C.B
Gazepore
Wm. Casement
India
Allyguch
Deeg
Cawnpore
Nepaul
Morley
Lord Hastings
Supreme Council
Europe
Lord Ellenborough
Ireland
Sackville Browne
Caarets Birt
Robert Peel
Globe
Bow-street
John Massey Tierney
A Division of Police
Jardine
Weaver
Bedford Street
Tae Wensh Conviers
John Frost
Newport
South Wales
Frost
van Diemen’s Land
Gravesend
Rosherville Gardens
Star Steam Packet Company
Rochester
Star Steamer
Morice
Warn
Plymouth
Ascot Heath Races Day Two Review and Royal Attendance
The Ascot meeting opened with favorable weather and improved course conditions after a long drought. Royal attendance appeared limited as Queen Victoria was absent, while Emperor Alexander, King of Saxony, and Prince Albert drew interest. races featured entries like Corranna, The Miser Scarve, and Alice Hawthorn with Lady Ches terfield, Master Henry, and Knight of the Whistle among contenders.
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Earl Howe
Marlborough House
Dover
Calais
Germany
Canais
Alice
Smithett
Our
England
St. Omer
Crown Prince of
Denmark
Gaffen
Leith Roads
Frederick
Grantonpier
Faroe Islands
Duke of Saxe
Prince Albert
Willis
Ailesbury
Henry Wheatley
Knight
Freemasons
Lord E. Howard
Collier
Mauritius
Lord Camous
Earl
E. Petre
Rome
Society For the Protection of
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
B. B. Cabbell
David Wire
Mesars
Martin
Smith
Stocken
Fry
Wire
Daniel O'Connell
Westminster
John Easthope
Thomas Wise
Milner Gibson
Thomas S. Duncombe
Howard Elphinstone
Reginald Blewitt
Benjamin Hawes
Capt
Pechell
Sir R. Bulkeley
Somerset Butler
Robert Wallace
William Collins
John Collett
Lewis Ricardo
W. H. Watson
Sergeant Murphy
John Trelawney
E. Bouverie
India
Fadia
Whitehall Gardens
Baronet Hiad
Robert Peel
Warro
Bowring
Ward
Peter Borthwick
Liberal Party
Sheffield
Chronicle
W. Hunter
Challis
Guildhall
Alderman Gibbs
Morning Chronicle
United Kingdom
Bank of England
Bank of Ireland
Ireland
London
Hamburg
Rotterdam
China
Westminster Hall
Macfarren
Davison
Princess’s
Mendelssoon
Joachim
Mendelssohn
A.a.croll
J. Braidway
T. Zoological Society
Scientific
Literary Fund
Geological Society
Society of Arts
Royal Society
Royal Society of Literature
Society of Antiquaties
Astronomical Society
Scotland
Tur Manufactur
Leeds
Huddersfield
Rochdale
Bradford
Halifax
Liverpool
James Richards
Charles Price
Robinson
Queen Victoria
Rosslyn
Davies
Emperor
Russia
King
Saxony
Duke of Wellington
Count Orloff
Rulirt Peel
Earl of Aberdeen
Roye
Urh
Pei
Ascot
Benefthsit
Roslyn
Michael
Mr. Townley
Revinson
Lord E. Russell
Nat
Lord Chesterfield
Joan of Arc
Mr. Griffith
Hoybine
Corranna
Hupbine
Svar
Swinley Course
Jord Chesterfield
Duke of Bedford
Panther
Colcnin Wyndham
Henry
Lord Albemarle
Scarmentado
Payne
Johnny
Lord Chesterfold
F. Clarke
Arcanus
Clarke
Priscila Tomboy
Mr. Wreford
Lord Exeter
Maria Diaz
Count Bathyany
Fox
J. Booth
el Maherry
Booths Donnybrook
Mr. Kelly
Illustration
Lord Albemaine
Robbia
Mr. S. Herbert
Elis
Odessa
W. W. Wynn
Rowland
Priscilla Tomboy
Donnybrook
Priscilla ‘Fomboy
Rowland Nes
Mr. Salvin
Alice Hawthorn
Hesseltine
Lord Verulam
Robert de Gorham
G. Bentinck
Bramble
Exeter
Gladiator
Mr. Mostyn
Princess Alice
Artful Dodger
Copeland
Imaum
Colonel Peel
Slane
Séakale
E. R Clarke
Llangolian
Jaques
J Thompson
Victoria Adelaide Louisa
J. Day
Zelinda
Death
Radnor
Balchin
T. Hussey
Rabbi
Capt. Rous
Julia
Seakale
Miss Julia
End
Llangolien
Windsor Park
Lord Glenlyon
Ben
Duke of Richmond
Pastoral
Ben-y-Ghlo
Duke
Mr. G. Ongley
Pettit
Mr. Edwards
A. W. Hill
Beaumont
Lord G. Bentinck
Prince of Wales
Colonel Anson
Oshaldeston
Mertingale
Rogers
Royal visit fills opera house amid private cortege
Latest intelligence reports the Queen and royal guests attended Il Barbiere di Siviglia at the Italian Opera in a discreet, late arrival. The royal party entered and departed quietly, with the audience roaring loyalty as God Save the Queen and the Russian hymn were performed.
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Russia
Saxony
Prince Albert
Grisi
Count Orloff
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