Gas Light Debate Sparks City Controversy at Post Assembly
The article recounts factional strife over Gas Light adoption in Duplin with Captain Nugent and Zig Freeman amid claims of credit for public illumination. It notes the assembly’s clash on taxes, cost, and whether coal gas or street lighting should prevail while accusing orators of ignorance on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progian
Freeman
Nugent
Zig Freeman
Pring
William Somerville
Royal Navy
Duplin
Parpfer & Beer
Weirse Light
Barmail
Britam
Asa
Premiums Awarded at Trinity College Dublin for Hebrew Study
At the late examination held in Trinity College Dublin the premiums from the Lord Archbishop of Armagh for Hebrew language study were adjudged to students including Herbert Duncan Bee Wright Roe Wall Duna Lever andott.
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Trinity College, Dublin
Armagh
All Ireland
Herbert
Duncan
Bee Wright
Roe
Wall
Duna
Lever
Ott
Indian Jugglers Delight City Crowd At Exhibition
Last week the celebrated jugglers performed in our city drawing a crowded fashionable audience. Patrons praised their extraordinary feats with loud applause, declaring them Europe’s most expert jugglers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Flight of Cobbett Fleeing to United States
Reports say William Cobbett fled Liverpool aboard the Importer bound for New York, seeking refuge from political peril and fines totaling around 80,000 pounds for stamped matter. The exile, once a harsh critic of authorities, pledges loyalty to Britain, then abandons it in flight amid revenue enforcement fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobbett
United States
Liverpool
New York
Political Register
Stamp Office
William Cobbett Flight to England Aids by Family Exile
Fragment from 1817 recounts William Cobbett leaving the United States after a fine and exile. It notes his sons Willige and John aiding in the sale of un-stamped registers and his planned return to England, where a 5000 dollar penalty delays citizenship restoration. The piece includes Cobbett’s London address, his criticisms of Republicanism, and a pledge to repay debts while preferring England to any other state.
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Roperty
Willige
John
Gatherinestreet
London
United States
England
Cobbett
Americs
France
Republikan Legisacore
Ron Mie
Ronsie
Balera
Hmn
Hunt
Lord Cochrane
Liverpool
America
Earth
Hammsburg
Germanicus Tragedy Stirs Paris Debut at Frangais
A new five act tragedy titled Germanicus provoked a Parisian sensation with a packed Théâtre Français audience. The piece centers on Germanicus fate under Tiberius and Piso plotting, amid Sejanus intrigue, with Talma facing a tumultuous reception as the author remains anonymous. The drama faces critique for feeble momentum and a style praised for vivid, concise language yet lacking in elegance.
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Cs Amung
Cabal
Corayille
Hagine
Antil
Ted Fay
Talma
Iit
Firzuns
Tacitus
Tiberias
Germanicus
Pisa
Antoch
Sejanns
Tiberius
Seatius
Genanicus
Piso
Lentius
Fiso
Sejanus
Sentus
Tiserius
Pino
Rome
Plancina
Augustus
P Iso
Cesar
Iberius
Iso
Arsaces
Sentius Tix
Curio on Germanicus Riot Sparks Theatre Turmoil in Brussels
A correspondent notes the first representation of Germanicus by Mr Arnaut provokes noise as disturbances erupt at the theatre. Duels and high life clashes follow. a police order halts further performances fearing partisan excess. Arnault linked to Regnault St Jean d Angely. biography from Girouettes quotes caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germanicus
Parnassus
Plancina
Pisa
Iim
Brutus
Marcus
Cachinant
Piso
Arnaut
Secord
Brussels
Fitz-James
France
Marshal Moucey
Carnegliane
M. Arnault
M. Regnault St. Jean d’ Angely
Girouettes
Arnault
Dublin Corn Market Sluggish Demand Snaps Supply
In Dublin yesterday the corn market showed a very small supply and unusually dull sales as all grain orders declined. Prices fell on the limited offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urain
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Wirntam Copserr
Geremanicus
Paris
M. Marreyuille
Ihs
Theatre Franquis
L'etranger
le Cheris
Peuple Romain
Seganus
Sentius
Germanices
Victerius
Rhine
Agrippia
Antioch
Dublin
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