Pledge and policy fears in Wellington era Ireland
The piece critiques Duke of Wellington's handling of Ireland and the Repeal agitation. It argues he misreads public opinion, muddles moral power with military prowess, and warns that coercive tactics fail. It advocates a peaceful compromise to share rights within the United Kingdom rather than Civil War or full separation. The Irish repeal movement is shown as passionate but potentially destabilizing if not met with firm, clear policy.
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Duke of
Duke of Wellington
Ireland
Brezen
Lord Ellenborough
Lord Grey
Irichman
Comain
O'Connell
Smith O'Brien
England
Ireasa
Van
Gezert
Dublin
Repeal Association
Cork
Limerick
Kilkenny
Peterford
Sligo
Drogheda
Galway
Cashel
Tuam
Wex 4
Ennis
Kells
Dundalk
Athlone
Tipperary
Roscommon
Cahan
Thor
Freland
Sarsfield
Great Britain
Russias
Ascot
Doncaster
Earl of Rosalyn
Hibbard
Royal Stand
Eigual
Lord George Lennox
Colonel Grey
Prince Conaert
Duke and Duchess de
Vivir
Prince George of
Cambridge
Prince Edward
Saxe Weimar
Carelees
New Mile
A.W. Hill
Arthur
Lord Chesterfield
John Day
Lord Lonsdale
Thompson
G. Bentinck
Mostyn
Stepney
Worley
Detling
Swinley Course
Lord Exeter
Wood Pigeon
Lord Stradbroke
Idas
A. W. Hill
Salopian
Don Idus
Lagat Salopian
Duke of Richmond
Mir
Meiklaim
Morpeth
Perkin Warbeck
Minotaur
Wee Pet
Zabra
Queen Pomaro
Lothario
Inheritress
Nher
Avcot
Epsom
Duke de Nemours
Royal Hunt
Lord Rosslyn
Atcot
Stitch
Nat
Jet
Topaz
Dax
G. Heathcote
Gwalior
Fernhill
Tord Georg Bentinck
Cherokee
Abdale
Mr. Ford
Furber
S. Scott
Cresar
Miss Crockford
Lord Lansdale
Ray Middleton
Miss Milner
Mr. Death
Payne
Sir Francis
Semiseria
Queen Mab
Apat
Agat Khorazian
Evenus
Alamande
Mr. Davis
Autler
Mr. Payne
Evenns
Khorassan
Mongrel
Valentissimo
Hirst
Lord G. Bentinck
Mr. Wreford
Winchelsea
Mr. Bristow
Ian Cuwl
Plenistads
George Bentinck
Plenitude
Carissima
Cowl
Lady Wildair
Jerry
T.Y.C
Mr. Greville
A. Dickens
Alexander
George IV
Taverna
London
Paddington
Athlough
Buckinghamshire
Berkshire
Eton
Courae
Hornsback
Russia
Jockey Club
Irwin
Alice Hawthorn
Feig-a-ballagh
Thua
Earl of Albemarle
Ralph
Windsor
Ayrs
Duke of Bedford
Bell
R. W. Bulkeley
S. Spry
Hercules
Taglioni
G. Heathote
Mr. W. Scott
Queen Pomare
Ogst Tephoni
S. Spier
Queen Pomure
Catarsct
Fasient Gily
Astenisim
Rint
Miss Miler
Bardi
Lyons
Lord Albemarle
Emperor
White House
Mr. Irwin
Faugh
Ballagh
Salvin
Bening
Alice
Hawthorn
Brickhiln
Faucha Ballagh
Toy Emperor
Cose
Syrs
Rogers Glee
Colonel Peel
Mr. Herbert
Ajax
Wittes
Robin Hood
Duke of Rutland
Welbeck
Glamis
Arcanus
Mestyn
Exeter
Bower
Avere
Ees
Mias
Glee
Mr. Thompson
Wonder
Etwall
Juu
Milnes Gaskell
Treasury
Board of Control
Emerson Tennent
Ceylon
Charles Douglas
N.P
Warwick
Globe
Liscoxs's Inn
Hun
Society of Lincoln's Inn
Thomas W. Phipson
W. Henderson
Janos Fenton
Ogden Bolton
Richard J. Griffiths
John Ferrier
Arthur S. Eddis
Charles Winter
HorninLe
Eno
Gove Ioto
Charles Ransom
Forrest Gate
Ali
Vincent
Stratford
Bush
Times
Tonarg
Sutherlandshire
Lairg
Commissionary
Matheson
Ashburton
Duke of Sutherland
George Munro
Poyntzfield
Poyutzfeld
Thie Place
Tongua
Hornburgh
Robert Mackie
Ama
Emi
Isabella Campbell
Ann Mackie
Hugh M‘kenzis
Fars
Sutherland
Farr
Daniel Mackenzie
Lickvourn
Rene
Campbell
Aed
Kirk
Recollections of the state ball shows modern manners in historic dress
A detailed report describes a royal state ball at Buckingham Palace featuring costumes from the George II era. It notes the varied reception of English and Scottish outfits, the reactions of prominent nobles, and the humorous contrasts between warriors and civilians in period dress.
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George II
Buckingham Palace
George SI
Perhapis
Sir Robert Peel
Latrd Palmerston
Lord John Russell
Pelhams
Saelburnes
Rubert Peel
Lord Palmerston
Duke of Wellington
Duke of Cumberland
Earl of
Car‘Gigan
11Th Dragsons
Culloden
Jack
Londonderry
Whso
Lord Morpeth
Howard
Lord Stanley
Lord Ellenborough
James Graham
Shaw Lefevre
Duke of Buckingham
Curzon
Chain of Tartery
Persia
Marchioness of
The Condition of the Poor in the Highlands of Scotland
A correspondent reports on Tongue Sutherlandshire and Farr parish conditions amid clearances. He describes decimated populations, meager relief, and reliance on kirk and noble charity with dire cottages, scant employment, and stark poverty in coastal glens and moorland.
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Highlands
Scotland
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Parry
Ford
Afr
Hill
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Sweetmeat
Per
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Alica Hawthorn
Coonel Peel
Slave
Tanick
Mr. Johnstone
Lord Glamis
Satyr
Pergularia
Stamp
Annandale
Auuendale
Queen
Syraclde
Mr. Gully
Weatherbit
J. Day
Lord Jonedale
Cy Jerry
Adrianopla
W. W. Wynn
Undine
Ongley
Masry
Captain Phabua
Worleyn
John Davis
Sherratt
Weatherbi
Turquoise
Refraction
Collingwood