Greece’s Victory Over Turks Reported From Morea Siege
A private letter from Leghorn dated September 10 describes Greek forces winning key sieges in the Morea. Turkish fortresses fall, 20,000 Turkish troops and ammunition captured at Menambassa. Greek terms offer arms surrender and safe passage for those wishing to leave. Meanwhile Greek leadership consolidates order, reforms, and appointments across Etolia Beatia and Epirus as Ottoman morale collapses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitutionnel Paris Journal
Leghorn
Greece
Mahomet
Constantinople
Morea
Ménambassa
Fouad
Corona
Cercowick
Brund
Genoa
M.J. Paris
Tecters
Monambasia
Egypt
Caraza
Alexande Marocordato
Messolongi
Europe
Syria
Samos
Rhodes
Pacha
Ismail Gibraltar
Gibraltar
Visit to La Trappe Abbey Described by a French Visitor
A French visitor recounts a trip to the Abbey of Our Lady of Meiteraye, La Trappe. He describes arrival, reception by the Pere Hatelier, breakfast with the Abbot, high mass, and the austere, simple church. He notes quiet reverence, distant gardens, a cemetery cross, and the Trappists’ frugal living and diligent labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady-of -Meiteraye
la Trappe
Nantes
Beref Totelier
Christ
Pere Hatelier
Father Anthony
Fragmented Dialogue on Agriculture and Church Rituals
The passage describes rural life with remarks on farming methods and a church gathering. It notes early morning routines, a shared breakfast, affectionate farewells, and mentions monks or clergy in woollen garments and whites. The scene depicts quiet devotion and communal rhythms amid a winter day.
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Wei
Jay Brothers
Reiniheerky
Aienlon
Tay
Cashmere Goat Importation into France Explains Wool Source
A memoir recounts the 1838 French venture to import cashmere goats from Kirghiz and the Caucasus to France. Jaubert and M. Ternaus arranged government support, sourcing 1,229 goats. after losses, 400 downy goats remained in France, supporting claims that cashmere comes from this goat.
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Asia
Europe
Europs
France
M. “Ferraux
Russia
M. Jaubert
Levant
M. Ternaus
Duke of Richelieu
Jaubert
Odessa
Tangarock
Astracan
Jermoloff
Caucasus
Boukars
Kirghiz
Boukaria
Volga
Oremburge
Fungatock
Azoff
Theodosia
Cassa
Marseilles
Ternaux
Royal Academy of Sciences
Hop Intelligence and Market Report from Kent and Sussex
The report notes steady demand for coloured pockets while other varieties lag. Duty estimated at 185,050 to 190,002. Hop picking will finish soon and yields may fall by about one third. some acres will barely cover drying and duty costs. Crops in Kent and Sussex are good, moving to market as ready, with prices 40s to 66s per cwt for pockets and 40s to 80s for bags. Worcester market records about 800 new pockets and 29 alds, with varied prices and some high quality lots.
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Boroves
Janes Maipstong
Kent
Sussex
Worcester
J. H. and
C. Robins
Swan Hotel
Birerinsboro
Ronstone
Berwick
Wrockwardine Wood
Wrockwardine
Sale
Lilleshall Coal and‘Iron
Pir Shafis, &c
Pfarnaces
Shrewsbury
Severn
Coalport
Tennant and Bardi
Cricket Match At Lee Common with Captain Danson Leads
The Tuesday event on Lee Common Hertfordshire featured Captain Danson and six friends versus two of the Midgham Club and five of all England. scores include Captain Hanson 17 and Captain Gee 16 among others. Later that night a robbery spree in Islington and surrounding areas saw Mr Maurice Hustie robbed of a gold watch and 15s, with robberies extending to Mr Peter’s coach-maker shop and Mr Stone’s Palmer's Terrace home.
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Gee
Gell
Marshalla
Meredith
Kean
Jopesi
Sears
Marshall
Gent
Nelson
Rosgentes
Maurice Hustie
Park-street
Islington
Holywell
Lave
Peter
South Augley-street
Stone
Palmer’s Terrace
Slington
Births at Royal Military Asylum and Mecklenburgh Square
At the Royal Military Asylum Southampton Mrs Evatt wife of Lieutenant Colonel Evatt has a daughter. In Mecklenburgh square the wife of Edward Leigh Pemberton reports a daughter yesterday.
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Royal Military Asylum
Southampton
Evatt
Mecklenburgh-square
Eward Leigh Pemberton
Marriages Recorded at Streatham and Cornwall Hussars
Marriages are listed from Streatham Church and St Columba Cornwall showing Lieut. Col. Darling marrying Mrs O Rourke, widow, daughter of Hon. Robert Reidy of Dominica, and Lieut Pollard of the Cornwall Hussars marrying Miss Sarah Ballard daughter of Dir John Ballard Corn-factor. The notices mention a Richmond area event with a marriage related to a Royal Court position and a court advocate present.
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Streatham Church
Herbert Hill
Darling
Mra. O' Rourke
O' Rourke
Robert Reidy
His Majesty's Council
Island of
Dominica
St. Columb
Cornwally
Pollard
Cornwall Hussars
Sarah Ballard
John Ballard
Arrington Mills
Sviphus
London Justice Room Has Nightly Hearings On Theft And Debts
A chaotic fringe of cases fills a London magistrates court. Pickpockets Mary Williams and Ann Gordon face review for swift thievery in Skinner Street with a Rye Bank note fate. a horse fraud reveals a scam against William Kelly. a destitute youth seeks refuge aid after family ruin.
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Avery
Todd
Patralg
Hodusditeh
Marine
David
Maxon
Justice-room
Mary Williams
Ann Gordon
Alderman ‘Ansley
Hay
Kernot
Paul's Court
Hluggin-lane
Ndt
Skinner‘street
Mestrs
Percival ‘and Co.’s
London
Owever
Harrison
Cornhill
Leadenhall-street
Mangion House
SS Ac
Pusuc Orvicz
Bowszenet
Win Jarvis
Bishop
Edmund Kelly
Acton-house
Middlesex
Kelly
King's Head
Bloomsbury
William
Acton
Flue Stad
John
Coshman
Bow“street
Mee Harmer
Aggi
George Forty
Harmer
Cox
Ri Birnie
Price
Brewzz
Haut
Sovrawaux
J. Lambert
Casto
James Alingham
J. J. Souis
Shelton
Pritgner
Call
Aldengan
Court Hearings and Local Incidents From Various Courts
The report describes custody under a frill committe frie for an March Assizes trial, notes a distressed prisoner and a sympathetic judge, mentions a dancing-master couple in Buckinghamshire, and recounts two Italian boys detained under the Vagrant Act after being found with a racoon in Somes.
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Ing
Oes
Bonfibert
Eis Moi
Buckinghamshire
Pizayro
Somers’ Torry
Olla
Acta
Haron Gaupen
Osegtak
Somes
Cath
Mondicity Society
House of Correction
Man scales Bristol road in twenty five minutes despite rain
A young man, backed for twenty igainess, ran sixteen miles in two hours on the Bristol-road near Gloucester and completed the distance in twenty five minutes amid heavy rain making the road greasy. He ran in stockings and without shoes after slipping. An earlier note reports a fatal shooting during an arrest on the Passage-road where Michael Lehane of Rochestown was pursued by John Moore and family. Lehane allegedly fired killing John Moore junior. an inquest was held by Coroner James O Brien.
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Bristol-road
Gloucester
Horrifus Murper
Moore
Lehane
The
Daily
James O’brien
Cork Soutiers
Elegant Auction Sale of Furniture and Mansion near Richmond
Auction at Edward Foster in Soho includes grand piano by Tompkinson, ormolu and china, drawing room suite, rosewood tables, and rich adornments. Also sale of THE GREEN mansion near Richmond with offices and thirty-nine acres, viewable by Idle the Gardener. details via Mr Humphries, Ripon.
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Kirkman
Tomlison
Chase
Edward Foster
Greek-street
Soho-square
Tossonuon
Richmond
Yorkshire
Sarra
King’s Head Inn
Gerard
England
Iver Swale
Humphries
Ripon
Londap Printed by T Hall and Wanless Barr
Fragmentary OCR notes show names T Hall of 343 Strand and Wanless Barr involved in printing. Ambiguous date and place limits full context but indicates publication production details.
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Londap
T. Hall
Strand
Ane
P. Wanless
Barr Airc
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LO ‘la Trappe
Police
Ipm
Hebry
SY Messrs
THOS
Henry, Manulaegiing Fy
Manchester
Bayley and Blew
Bayley
Blow
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