Memoirs and Fashionable News From April Era
An excerpted MS narrative recounts French exile politics and Napoleonic intrigues with figures like General Droekenhowsen and Baron de Brokknanussen, detailing arrests, escapes, and missions tied to Paris Ghent and Douay. A Fashionable World section notes drawing rooms, dinners, and Dublin Castle St Patrick festivities with aristocrats and notable guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.muntwonil
Napoleon
Baron de Vilat Cree
Paris
M. D'Anes
Ant
AL Vanseats
Lahoria
Baron de Vitrolles
Semahi Tiey
Manbreail
Maugsieur
Sodenhag
Belive Tain Nyu
Bonaparte
Paty
Mauiranth
St. Gemimalienaparte
Maudreuil
France
Elba
Irons
Dunseon
Bin
Nepoleon
Ghent
Westphalia
Douay
Plate
Ley
Theatre Royal Describes A Tiny Audience Night
A bored observer recounts a visit to the Theatre Royal where the crowd began with about ten and grew to around one hundred ten. The humor centers on mispronunciations of the hero’s name by stagehands and the manager’s role in preserving correct wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Royal
Jwwhoemnars
Guother
Epwin
Younonn
Apothecaries Case Sparks Dublin Trial Talks
The Dublin Apothecaries Corporation sues Berona and Sons over an act allegedly restricting practice and the right to pursue apothecary work in the city. The dispute centers on legislative intent and the alleged impact on the medical firm’s business and professional standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apothecarien Corporation of
Dublin
Mes
Berona
Sonns
Chin City
Shipping Losses Reported From Unsettled Atlantic Weather
Letters from the English out-pasta obtained at Lloyds Coffee-house describe unsatisfactory conditions. At Liverpool many vessels suffered damage from gales and several ships ready for sailing were harmed. High water in holds ranged from six to eight feet, hindering cargoes and delaying departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd's
Liverpool
Nave
CITY QUARTER SESSIONS OPEN FULL PRESENTMENTS
The Grees street session opened before Alderman Exshaw with the Recorder and aldermen on the bench. Presentments cover prison fees, clerks of the peace and court expenses. The grand and market junky juries were sworn and the Recorder praised the jurors’ diligence while noting a rising influx of population. Reports mention Tunisian orders to arm ships and English vigilance in the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grees-street
John Exshaw
Aliol
Cash
Fleming
Swyth
Jones
Porewan
Fullawag
Naweate
Secre
Mimva
Ailen
Greego
Vance
Supaionk-House
Misars
Alfod
Cirerne
Clerka of the Peace
Fees
Pricosera
Juhi Norris
Jean Kyan
Cryee
The
Coug
Mesnra
Allen
Greene
Susmoning
ZEIS
George Jackson
Andrew
Citropiey
Mesars
Alien
Eilzabeth Vance
Amd
Jane Maddock
John Ryan
Cryer
Wiliam Simpson
Oidcer
Arthor Neville
John Ryns
Cever
Gavier
Newgate
Murope
Francis Hamilton
Furenas
White
John Stanley
Charles Thurpe
Lamuel Madder
John Lanesui
Willian Walst
Luke Sibthorpe
Andrew Hayet
Tot Ord
Francis Thome
Webard Geoghegan
William Wood
Thomas Bonnett
Nathaniel Preston
Francis Lodge
Jonathan Bagnall
Joan Told
Richard Worrall
John White
Arthur O'Neill
Josian Phillips
David C. Rouse
Esqra
Hamburgh
Tunis
Holland
England
Mediterranean
Expedition to the Arctic Regions Vessels Fitted for Winter
The Arctic expedition ships Isabella Dorothea and others are prepared with heated interiors, coal ballast, and ample provisions. Each vessel includes removable cabins, ice boats, and whaling gear. Captain Ross plans to Davis Strait then possible routes to the pole with Greenland pilots and scientists aboard. Sir Joseph Banks reports daily on the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Isabella
Dorothea
Ross
Davis
Buchyn Geen
Bhering’s Straits
Greenland
Joseph Barks Haw
Pitt Club of Scotland Anniversary Dinner in Edinburgh
A large gathering of nobility and gentlemen over two hundred attended the Pitt Club anniversary dinner at the Assembly Room in George Street, Edinburgh, to honor Mr. Pitt and affirm support for his political principles. Lord Advocate presided with the Lord Provost and notable figures including the Earl of Moray and Sir Alexander Inglis Cochrane among speakers and anchors of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt Club
George-street
Edinburgh
Lord Advocate of
Scotland
Lrovost
Earl of Moray
Alexander Inglis Cochrane
G. C
Criimglette
Chvorge Clerk
Bart. M. P
James ‘Steuart Denham
David Baird
Upd
Howard Elphinston
Baroneta
James Douglas
Graham Stirling
Airth and Strowan
Baron Clerk
Taffray
Wihton Forbes
John Hope
John Heron Maxwell
Barands, &c. &c
English Funds Debate and Stock Debentures in The Money Market
The London money market discusses Sleek Debentures linked to the minister and Bank dealings. Directors are said to resist extraordinary Exchequer Wills, and concerns arise over postponing repayments and securing loans. English stock prices end with Consols around 78 3/4 and Avanti 723 in the latest quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vansittart
Duwis
Racing and naval notes from a distant day
Sporting intelligence reports a best of three match race between Officers of the 27th Regiment Rifle Brigade and 4th Dragoon Guards over one mile at Fifteen Acres. Captain Goxsett of the Rifles won both heats. a second mile race saw Captain Rickaby of the Dragoon Guards victorious. Disturbance was minimal, with Lord Lieutenant, Countess Talbot, and notable peers present. The event featured Rutle Belgium band and a large crowd. Evening plans mention purses and rematches at two o'clock for a Filly Guineas. Private Jamaica letters note Admiral Douglas of the Salambury sailing for England and Sir Home Popham succeeding him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Dragoon
Nickaby
Uis
Countess ‘L'Atbot
Kilmaine
Blavney
Manners
Rem
Jamaica
Douglas
Salebury
England
Havasnah
Great Britain
Sir Home Popham
Jausuica
Robbery and duel case at Caledon and Downpatrick trial notes
An account details a series of trials and dramatic incidents including a pistol duel attempt near Caledon involving Mr Irvine and Mr Sinclair, with witnesses recounting shots fired at a distance. The piece also covers sentencing in Downpatrick, the execution of William Tindis, and political discourse on Peel and French affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Privner
Hma
de Pot
Monk
Mgr. C
Caledan
Dungannon
Staples
Caledony
Fesa Caledon
Dyon
Sinclair
Reine
Irvine
Veilty
Wil
Buren McGlatland
St Patrick Day Dinner in Cheltenham at Vittoria Hotel
A grand St Patrick s Day dinner in Cheltenham drew a host of rank and fortune at the Vittoria Hotel. President W Caffe presided with Lieutenant Power QR A as vice, amid forty guests including Lord Gormanston Lord A heram General Browns Major Bourke and many others. The evening featured toasts and a spirited farewell with Ireland s hospitality praised by Tard Huntly and the gathering toasted Erin go Bragh three times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regal Hospital
Mavioy
Marge Diouer
Stephen
Egreem
McUstoard
Gardibor'sy Place
Hancovat
Lady Lees
Black-rock
Downly
Louth
Earl of Mount
Tos
Nyland
Lord
Patrick's
Agelle
ST. Patricks Day
Cheltenham
Parsons
Vittoria Hotel
W. Caffe
Marquis of
Thomond
Clair
Cat. Power
Lord Gormanaton
Lord Avecram
Loftus Otway
Hon
Preston
Hoo. J. Preston
Kaidit
Glyns
Browns
Molyacoy
Longteld
Power
Spread
Colouet Weymiss
Bourke
Kirwan
O'Brian
Sr. Metcal
Tard Huntly
Ireland
Erin
Tig
The Markets Report on Grain and Provisions
Market activity was light with prices generally easing except for Wheat which remained firm. Oats saw weak demand with lower prices. barley and malt supplies arrived, limiting demand. whiskey and pork prices held steady or edged higher. butter and oats oatmeal prices fluctuated. overall, input supplies and quality influenced steady to firmer wheat and barley prices amid modest demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Cuerency al Satu
Dumand
Oats Sa
Deel
Galway
Hariey Iv
Bess
Bert Sin
Barhy
Aboudsuce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dupont
Bethlenno
Teudr
Genel Beohen
Napaersl
Walen
Aera
tha _Sitesian
Baron de Svat
Avery
Yszkon
Anti. Trpieer
Get
Gotlivor
Baron Sacken
Droekenhowsen
Paneer
Miraian
Haron de Brokknaausen
Markt Junky
Jacob Geoghegan
Foreman
Qi Mit Oo
Pitt Club’ OF
Englisi
Sporting Intelligence
Rildar Agbiatg
Jasin Calae
Pat Olen Ata Es
Heavey
Jan Sandi Bisa
Tay ‘Doolan
Petey Monahi
Opie Shore
Thames Mullig
Rasagarttel
John Irvine
Alexkinder
Biochir
Sght & Pel
Stirling
A. Staclair
Q Duc
Irvino
Caledon
Moore
Myr
Irving
Mouck
Nww
Monek
Toukhed
Witress
Alexander Sinclair
Privense
Caleto
Deoyannen
Rriae
Kerr
Mr. Trevine
Ole. Lintlatt
Mgr. Monk
Aot
George Matchon
Sean
Thomas Cooke
Witesfurd
William Tinddis
Downpatrick
Peel
Blespheu
Lon
Spain
Nii
Oest
Gt Cougtry
Ana
St. Helens
Apiuion
Barrieta Pinagyx
Ann Harkey
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