Ireland and England in 1782 83 a troubled union
In 1782 Ireland pursued independence with Grattan and the Volunteers backed by subsidies and a Grattan bounty, while Flood and Charlemont led opposition. The Rotunda convention and mutual distrust strained ties as Fox and Northington watched, till Pitt’s rise in 1783 began a new era of Ireland’s constitutional drama.
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England
Ireland
Grattan
United States
Commons
Great Britain
Lord Shelburne
House of Commons
Beauchamp Bagenall
Mr. Grattan
Bagenall
Flood
George I
Lord Cam
Privy Council
Duke of Portland
Eir
Lord Charlemont
Scotland
Sion
Fox
Verton
Dublin
Lord Templeing
Lord Northington
Parliamentary Billingsgate
Rotunda
Derry
Convention
O’connell
Mr. Fox
Coalition
Pitt
Duke of Rutland
Court and Fashion At Windsor Banquet For Grand Duke Michael
A Monday banquet at Windsor Castle hosted by her Majesty featured Grand Duke Michael of Russia with his excellency Baron Brunow. The imperial guest sat to the Queen’s right as the first toast honored him, followed by toasts to the Queen and Prince Albert. Afterward, the royal couple and guests moved to the grand drawing-room.
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Windsor Castle
Michael of
Russia
Baron Brunow
Grenadier Guards
Prince Albert
Archdeacon Lonsdale
King’s College, London
Litchfield
Robert Peel
Savoy Chapel
Lord Melbourne
Melbourne Hall
Derbyshire
Nottingham
Manston House
Lord Worsley
Viscount Torrington
Dyson
Wigan
F. Swanton
Winchester
Church of St. Olave’s
Southwark
Marcus Hill
Alton Towers
Earl of Shrewsbury
H.R.H
Duke of Bordeaux
Windsour Castle
Baronet
Guildhall
Lord Stanley
Home Office
Thomas Fremantle
Buckinghamshire
Windsor
Windson
Earl of Lincoln
Adams
Her Majesty’s Woods and Forests
Mr. O'Connell
Liverpool
Prince
Williams
Dublin
O'Connell
Court of Queen’s Bench
Bouverie
Moore
Kendal
Lowther
League
Lowthers
Westmoreland
Warburton
England
Leeds Mercury
Ewalville Werx
Institute of British Architects
Horticultural Society
Linnean Society
Society of Arts
Literary Fund
Royal Academy
Royal Society of Literature
Anatomical Society
Nelson
Trafalgar Square
ChEapside
City of London
Perring
Bowchurch
St. Paul's
Pine
Manchester
Bradford
Tyre
Black, Gore
Negropont
Mr. Nathan
Donald Black
Payne
Bee Hive
Warner Street
New Kent Road
Joseph White
Bates
Guildford
Harwood
Earl of Onslow
Clandon Park
the Park
Bannister's Farm
Carter
Bannister’s
Bannister's
Pullock
Cooke
Reynolds
Jack Ashore
John Tomlinson
Alderman Farebrother
Boor
Lower Thames-street
Flarebrother
Farebrother
Tomlinson
Jack
Bow Street
Tnisuman
Lonpoy
Richard Wilson
Buckingham Palace
Lord Chamberlain
Davis
Mr. Twyford
Ireland
Marylebone
Gravellane
Borough
Hardwick
Havin
Surviveur
French and Spanish Dispatches From Paris and Madrid
Paris notes that All Saints Day closures affected papers and offices while Guizot protests Belgian linen thread imports. Spain reports the Cortes set to declare Queen Isabella II of age and form a strong legal government amid revolts. Paris notes French warships and reinforcements in the Mediterranean.
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Paris
France
Echo de la Frontiere
M. Guizot
Belgium
la Presse
Prince Polignac
Bugeaud
Algeria
Oran
Abd-el Kader
Barcelonetta
Tarragona
Girona
Madrid
Leon
Spain
Senate
Assembly
Cortes
Isabella II
Joaquim DE Frias
Matro Mienel Ayllon
Francisco Serrano
Fermin Caballero
Chamber of Deputies
M Bertrand de Lys
Messrs
Cabanillas
Rivas
Herrera
Alcoa
Canavere
Ochoa
Ortega
Palido
Hernandez Ariza
Olozaga
Saragossa
Cencha
Barcelona
Enlargement of Woolwich Dockyard demands 50 houses removed
The Admiralty will pull fifty houses in Charlotte-row and Adams place near Woolwich dockyard to enlarge the yard and build a steam boiler factory. The widening will straighten the road and improve town access. The great chimney project is paused and to be raised by another hundred feet, protected from frost above.
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Woolwich
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
Charlotte-row
Adam’s Place
Mr. Hardwick
Lambeth Street
Michael Hayfield
London
Henry
Humble
Aldgate
Joseph Humphries
West Indian
Smith
Thames
James Nicholls
Elizabeth Freeman
Jane Clarke
St. George’s-in the-Exst
Limehouse Fields
Central Criminal Court
Union Hall
Cartune
David Bentley
Thomas Evans
Charles Field
Samuel Carroll
Cottingham
London Road
Cotlingham
Union Street
Beniley
Surrey Chapel
Blackfriars
Bentley
Evans
Rowland Hill
Flood
James Barford
Carroll
William Street
Milbank
Blandford
M Division
Butler
Lewisham
Attempted Counter Revolution In Greece Shocks Athens
Long dispatch from Athens reports King Otho addressing a convoked assembly after General Colocotroni's move to spark a counter revolution. The revolt failed, the king dismissed the aide, and unrest spilled to the harbor, with public support for the throne if the king acts sincerely. Foreign warships continue to arrive at Piraeus.
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Greece
Athens
Colocotroni
Otho
Trieste
Pireus
Syra
Monsieur Rhalli
Tartare
Andros
Pirzens
Eel in Temple Pipe and Powder Mill Blasts Reported
Workmen uncovered a six to seven pound eel in a temple water pipe that had caused stoppage, an inch circumference at admission. A blast at Curtis and Co powder mills in Hanworth road near Hounslow caused roof damage but no injuries.
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Havenstow
Messrs. Curtis and Co
Hanworth Road
Hounslow
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Woop
Wigram
City of
Gloucester
James Wood
B. Wood
M.P
Sir Matthew Wood
Court OF Common Pleas
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