Ireland and Grattan's Rise Amid Irish Volunteer Crises
The Leeds Mercury debate and a British reform era arc trace Ireland from Poyning's Act to Grattan's influence. It covers Irish Parliament restrictions, 1770s political turmoil, and the Volunteers as defense, noting England's weakness and Ireland's defiance before promising continuation next week.
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Leeds Mercury
O'Connell
Ireland
Englad
Mercury
John O'Connell
Liverpol
Dublin
Poyning
Drogheda
Henry the Seventh
Grattan
England
Congress of
Paraguay
Dr. Francia
House of Commons
Lord Townshend
Speaker Pery
Lord Grey
Charlemont
Marquess of Townshend
Earl of Buckinghamshire
Duke of Portland
Fox
Lord North
Mr. Grattan
Lord Harcourt
Messrs. Latouche
Belfast
Richard Heron
Privy Council
Lord Weymouth
Home Department
Times
Court and Fashion at Ostend and Woolwich Espartero Visit
Queen Victoria amused by a half finished triumphal arch as she arrived in Ostend and thanked the local authorities for a warm reception. In Woolwich General Espartero and suite witnessed a full military display with artillery evolutions, staff inspections, and visits to barracks, hospitals, and the royal arsenal before a London stop at the Mansion House Guildhall Bank of England and Mint.
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Victoria
Ostend
Rue Longue
Brussels
General Espartero
Woolwich
Espartero
Blackley
Royal Horse Artillery
Horse Artillery
Wood
Cleaveland
Cobbe
Lord Bloomfield
Royal Arsenal
Royal Artillery
Horsby
Strangwayeg
Duchess of Victory
Donna Eladia Espartero
London
General Esparteron
Mansion House
Bank
Guildhall
J. Pirie
Kelly
Council Chamber
Gibraltar
Earl of Chatham
Duehegs
Royal Mint
Bank of England
W. Cotton
Messrs. Gower
Hodgson
Norman
Prescott
Dobree
Treasury
Lothbury
Aston
England
Spain
Paris
Havre
Galignani
Miptano
Raiiway
North Midland
Midland Counties
Birmingham
Derby
T. E. Dicey
North Midland and
Birmingham and Derby Railways
John Ellis
Lawrence Heyworth
Liverpool
Waddingham
Richardson
Robert Morley
Alderman Hudson
Great Midland Railway
Alderman George Hadeon
York
York and North Midland Railway
Webber
Allen Street
Hercules Buildings
Westminster Road
Waterloo Road
Harvey
Ling
Cutler
Jewin-street
Aldersgate-street
Dublin
Essexquay
Catholic College For Foreign Missions
Lower Exchange Street
Essex Quay
Field
Galvin
Lamb
Jervis Street Hospital
Stokes
Exchange-street
Brice
Mr. Brocky
Three pilots rewarded for French convoy duties at Portsmouth
The three pilots who guided French steamers returning to Treport were surprised to receive generous sums from the French consul, £24, £23, and £21 respectively, as remuneration. A separate Clapham meeting hosted Mr Sidney Smith’s lecture on corn laws, drawing steady attention and warm approval from attendees.
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Louis Phitiner
France
Treport
Portsmouth
Clapham
Sidney Smith
Society of Friends
William Wilson
Smith
Paris and Barcelona News in Latest Intelligence
Paris reports little news beyond Gironde wine trade talks and Paris fortifications drawing opposition. Barcelona dispatches detail Ametller and Prim forces moving, with junta support and troop exchanges, while Madrid elections show coalition gains and regional tensions. Vienna discusses a cautious tariff plan with Austria. Rome recounts a major police crackdown following a venal crime, and Athens notes Greek willingness to end the Otho dynasty without violence.
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France
Paris
Gironde
Bordeaux
Friends of Liberty
Vincennes
Torreno
Spain
Espartero
Barcelona
Diario
Ametler
San Andres de Palomar
Mataro
San Andres
Girona
Francisco Bellera
Prim
Aranz
Amettler
Madrid
Moderados
Infantistas
Grenada
Perpignan
Araoz
Gracia
Badalona
Peruricnan
Soria
Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Adin Zeitung
Berlin
England
Rome
Gazette Des Tribunauz
M. Zacchi
Constantinople
Dukin
Mahomet
Odessa
Stratford Camming
Gazette Des Tribunaux
Turkey
Porte
Gulhane
Athens
Otho
State of South Wales Callin g Out the Military
A Southampton style dispatch from Carmarthen reports quiet on Tuesday after a Saturday disturbance sparked by police orders to clear crowds. Soldiers with fixed bayonets patrolled streets while dragoons galloped through, causing fear and minor injuries amid public indignation.
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Carmarthen
Swanrsea
Pontardulais Gate
Dalais
Pontardulais
Royal donations and political chatter from the era
Prince Albert and the Duke of Cambridge donate to a Trafalgar Square festival fund and join as patrons. Cobden Bright to address Worcester farmers on free trade. Dublin Repeal Association rifts and resignations. Port au Prince named Port Republicain. new uniform hat for British regiments praised. church charity abuses criticized. Manufacturing districts show mixed trade. peat bed found in St Pauls yard. fatal road accident in Hampstead. report on Richard Dodd’s arrest in Paris.
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Prince Albert
Nelson
Trafalgar Square
Duke of Cambridge
Robert Peel
Liberal Party
Messrs
Copden and Bright
Womcuster
Cobden and
Bright
Agricultural Society
Worcester Chronicle
Stamp and Tax Office
Somerset House
Dublin Repeal Association
Conner
Repeal Association
Loyal National Repeal Association
William Conner
John O'Connell
Smyth
St. Domixco
Port Republicain
Aux Caves
Port Au Prince
Russia
Mara
Chapeau
Puff
Huntingdon
Britannia
Manchester
India
Ching
Leeds
Huddersfield
St. Pac's Church
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
London House-yard
Langley
Hampstead
Turnmill-street
Silver-street
Brooke-bill
Falkhard
Graham
Lengley
Hichard Dapp
France
Paris
Richard Dodd
Fontainbleau
Mono Maries
London
Seven years for plate theft at Fitzgerals estate robbery
Thomas Jenkins found guilty of stealing a chest of plate valued at £500 from the late Lord Fitzgerald with accomplices. He faces transportation for seven years. Multiple other cases follow including forged bill ut tering, common assaults, and a female robber in Marlborough Street and Marylebone.
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Central Criminal Court
Fitzceratp Regisery
Thomas Jenkins
Lord Fitzgerald
Howse
George Hayward
Jules de la Cronce
Doane
Huddlestone
Skinner’s Court
Broad-street
Lisson-grove
George Munro
Leopold-street
Edinburgh
Jones, Lloyd, and Co
Messrs
Eliza Belgean
Winifred Cummings
James Furze
Henry
Bolgoan
Murray
Belgean
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Giltspur-street
Marylebone
Mary Ann Browne
Mr. Long
Richard Atkins
Eatonplace
Pimlico
Circus-street
New-road
Cambridge Terrace
Marlborough Street
Julia Masterman
Crawford-street
Bryanston-square
Hardwick
Frowd
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SS History
State OF South Wales
Polisch
House of Correction
Union Hall
Mary Davis
Olney
High-street
Sorne
Cottingham
Elizabeth Williams
Richard Mason
Charles Street
Mileend
Blackman Street
Union-street