Ireland and Pitt clash over Regency in Buckingham era
The first year of the Marquis of Buckingham's Irish governance saw calm amid party quieting fears, as Grattan and allies sought reforms. Regency debates split English and Irish parliaments, triggering a fierce反 backlash, pensions, and office grants. Pitt's restored power followed Buckingham's censure, leading to Westmoreland's succession and a prelude to emancipation and the 1798 rebellion.
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Marquis of Buckingham
Ireland
England
Pitt
George the Third
O O’connell
France
H. Grattan
Mr. Pitt
Grattan
George the Fourth
House of Commons
Fitzgibbon
Lord Clare
Great Britain
Duke of Leinster
Lord Charlemont
Commons of Ireland
Dublin
Lord Spencer
Pelham
Duke of Portland
Lords
Commons
Jonah Barrington
Stewart
Londonderry
John Brown
Kilmaine
Nicholas Lawless
Cloncurry
Pery
Glentworth
Lord Westmoreland
Court and Fashion At Windsor Royal Ox Arrival and Court News
A Brahmin ox presented to Queen Victoria by Viscount Combermere arrives at Windsor and is slaughtered for the royal table. Prince Albert health hints and Duke of Nemours visit details follow including receptions and dignitaries. Windsor drainage debates, a divorce rumor involving Prince Gustavus Wasa, and plate theft at the French ambassador’s mansion are also reported with various royal and diplomatic notes.
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Combermere
India
England
Windsor
Prince Albert
Viscount Combermere
Windsor Castle
Prince OF Wales
Brighton
Grenadier Guards
Duxe Ann Ducurss DE
Archiméde
Duke and Duchess de
York and Lancaster
Duke de Nemours
Prince Consort
Royal
Clewer-green
Paddington
Buckingham Palace
Duchess of Gloucester
Duke of Cambridge
Charlotte
Globe
Duxbe
Wellington
Waterloo
Mercer
Royal Artillery
Trevor
95Th Regiment
Duke of Wellington
Walmer Castle
Jones
R.E
Eyre
R.A
Dover Chronicle
Albert Gate
Earl of Leicester
Marquis of Abercorn
New , Windsor
Clewer
Castle of Windsor
Berks
Thames
Bedborough
Windsor Express
Prince Wasa
Vienna
Gustavus Wasa
Sweden
Gustavus Adolphus IV
Amelia Stephanie
Baden
Gustavus
Gazette Dei Tribunaua
Royal Berkshire Hospital
House of Commons
Rasppery of Platee
Manchester Square
Marylebone-lane
Lord Brougham
Sir George Staunton
Appleby
Brougham
Brougham Hall
Bondgats
Clifton
Contending Clergy and Madrid News Stir European Affairs
The Ami de la Religion carries a Chalons bishop reply defending clerical autonomy over university matters while denouncing outside control. Paris deputies set for December 26 as Spain reports arrests, amnesty debates, and growing political tension amid Catalan unrest. London notes cover cabinet moves, East India concerns, and local elections with League expansion hints. Fire, inquest notes, and Manchester trade round out the week’s domestic distress and industry activity.
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Paris
Chalons
M. de la Prilly
Chamber of Deputies
Spain
Madrid
Espectador
Narvaez
Barcelona
M.lopez
Catalonia
Galicia
Athens
National Assembly
Foreign Office
James Graham
Robert Peel
Fitzroy Somerset
Home Office
Duke of Wellington
Windsor Castle
Duke of Buccleugh
Scotland
Windsor
Earl of Aberdeen
Lord Stanley
Lord Meadowbank
Alexander Wood
Alexander Maconochie
Patrick Robertson
Salisbury
Campbell
League
London
Kendal
Wiltshire
East India House
East India
East India Stock
Government of India
Court of Directors
India
W. Cotton
Hume
Statistical Society
Institute of British Architects
Chemical Society
Linnean Society
Society of Arts
C. W. Williama
Royal Society
Royal Academy
Royal Society of Literature
Society of Antiquaries
Medico-Botanical Society
Numismatic Society
Posterrick
Dublin Monitor
Ireland
Globe
British North American Association
Messrs
Edgington
Payne
St. Bartholomew’s*hospital
Manufacturatna
Manchester
United States
Liverpool
China
Europe
Bradford
Yate Pries
Carlotta Grisi's Final English Adieux at Drury Lane
A crowded Drury Lane crowd witnessed Carlotta Grisi's last English appearance with an inspired cast. John Templeton's tenor return pleases. The Peri dance showcases Grisi's enduring beauty and growing Vivacity, while Petipa crowns her farewell with abundant bouquets and a wreath.
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Drury Lane Theatre
Carlotta Grisi
John Templeton
Adieux
Saturn
Giselle
Fihifel
Gallet
Petit Stephan
Clara Webster
Fair Country
Carlotta
Petipa
Ireland by express Dustin Friday evening attack on Belturbet rifles
reports detail a midnight assault on two rifle companies patrolling Belturbet County Cavan. armed attackers with pikes and guns fired on soldiers who bayoneted the assailants and arrested ten. casualties among troops unknown. further notes include Waterford repeal letters and legal notices from Dublin court sessions with multiple cases and decisions.
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Ireland
Dustin
Belturbet
Cavan
Rifles
Clerk of the Crown
Waterford
H. Barron
Wyse
Belmont House
Repeal Committee
H. Winston Barrey
Jeremiah O’brien
Haddington Terrace
Repeal Association
Thomas Wuise
Jeremiah O'Brien
Repeal
Mr. Watter
Borrisokane
Walter
Miss Veseker
Murray
Marlborough Street
M.hale
All Ireland
Dublin
M‘hale
Slattery
Destructive City Fire Destroys Salmon Timber Premises
A major fire in Macclesfield Street City road last night from seven to eight destroyed the veneer-house and adjoining timber structures owned by Mr George Salmon timber merchant. Fire brigades from five or six engines plus West of Hoghead fought the blaze from the city basin, extinguishing it after extensive damage. Origin undetermined. Loss charged to the County fire office. Police maintained crowd control.
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Court OF Queen's Bench
Queen
M‘neil
Lord Denman
Fitzroy Kelly
William Follett
Trinity Warp
Exeter
Banco
Justice Wightman
Rogers
Trinity Ward
Cohen
Thomas Thomas
Davin Evans
Joan Evans
Carrow
Carmarthenshire
David Evans
Becca
Mansion House
Sarah Saunders
Draper’s Buildings
Tower-hill
Dukestreet
Manchester Square
Nelson Monument
Burlington Arcade
Goodman
Guildhall
Fremate Wixpow
Mary Mason
Martin Catlin
Skinner-street
Snow-hill
John Key
Bridewell
Alderman Hughes
Alexander
Marylebone
Breran
Mary Jones
Leng
Mortimer-street
Cavendish-square
Clerkenwell
Istington
Caylor
Harvey
Knapp
High Street
Islington
House of Correction
Newgate
Worship Street
Cooke
Lambert
Weston
Tibbs
Union Hall
Francis Bingham
Larkhall-lane
Thomas Pearson
Blackfriars Road
George Salmon
Macclesfield-Street
City-road
Hoghead
Queen v Tyrell and O Connell in Irish court debates caption
In Dublin on November 1843 the Queen's Bench heard Motions on the indictment caption and the abatement pleas. Mr McDonough urged amending the bill to include the caption while the attorney general opposed, deeming it non essential. The court adjourned after lengthy discussion and later reserved ruling on whether pleas of abatement may be received.
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Dunain
Court of Queen’s Bench
Queen’s Bench
Victoria
Court of Queen's Bench
Traversers
Hatchell
Crown
Messrs
Ford
Cantwell
Garland
Bourne
Monda
Walter Boving
Brewster
Mahony
Mr. Ford
Dusiix
Tyyrrell
M‘donough
Q.C
Coleman O'Loughlin
Dosim
TsEe Queen
O’connnell and Ornens
Whiteside
Justice Crampton
Mr. Whiteside
Pigott
O’connell
O'Connell
Mr. Forde
Daniel O'Connell
Tyrrell
John O'Connell
Steele
Richard Barrett
Tierney
Gray
Ray
Arete
Fitzgibbon
St. Mark
George III
Ireland
Dublin
Aldas
House of Ords
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