Essay on Warm and Vapour Bathing and Seabathing A Practical Treatise
A London 4th edition critique reviews a small volume by Sir Arthur Chane M D praising warm bathing as a healthful fortifier. It argues for careful, informed use of cold baths and advocates warm vapour baths to aid skin diseases, liver complaints, and various chronic conditions while warning against indiscriminate use and excessive warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Chane
London
Mrvin
Lord Bacon
The Italians Tragedy and Kean’s Theatre Feud
A long report traces the stalled Drury Lane production of the Italian tragedy The Italians in 1817. It details management delays, actor favoritism, and disputed claims by Mr Bucke and Mr Moore, with Kean accused of jealousy toward Miss Kally and a harsh reply by Kean to Bucke’s charges. The piece notes financial anxieties and public reception, concluding with editorial sympathy for Bucke and rebuke of Kean’s conduct.
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Drury-Jane Theatre
Asydus
Glendower
Kean
Malta
Becke
Kran
Manfredi
Treasury
P. Moore
Richard Duke of York
King Johns
Bucky
Moore
Beeue
Bucks
Bucke
Drury Lane Riot Over The Marians At The Theatre
The Globe reports a chaotic Drury Lane evening as Mr. Boones The Marians returns after being withdrawn by the author amid calls for fair treatment of literary figures. Fans of KRAN and BUCKY clash, with boxes and benches filled, signaling uproar and controversy over perceived impartial justice.
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Globe
Mr. Boone
Kran
Anxious Theatre Crowd Roils After Bucke Tragedy Debut
The early night crowd filled the theatre from gallery to orchestra as a storm of heckling greeted Bucke’s tragedy. Mr. Bucke’s work drew praise for its poetry but criticism for stage action, with actors cheered and jeered amid loud “Address” calls and improvised audience commentary.
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Ames
Mr. Cann
Carn
Carr
H. Kemace
Mr. Ray
Raz
Scipio
Rae
Raw Suit
Angger
Harley
Kemble
Kembje
Mfr
Gale Jones
Amd
Didanio
Naples
Albania
Angelo
Murder trial in Fermanagh Assizes as prisoner denounces witness
Patrick Durnin stands indicted for the murder of Andrew Sowerville after a clash during custody. Witness Aiken faces sharp questioning about alleged confessions and disinterested testimony, provoking a heated judge’s rebuke over perjury and justice.
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Fermanagh
Patrick Durnin
Andrew Sowerville
Mer
Athens
Breweli
Oon
Pissonur
Dekrivg
Aiken
Serjeant
Joe
Fragmentary courtroom transcript shows guilty verdict
Indignant remarks about the administration of justice precede a juried declaration of guilt. A judge and counsel discuss the case with precision as the jury delivers the verdict.
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Medcal
Jean Rehie
Cavaile Fine
Bacdice Cary
Londonderry Court Convictions Return Mixed Outcomes
The record lists multiple convictions and acquittals including Pop Os tin and Michael Leagu for unspecified crimes, Witt Stegligt murder case resulting in manslaughter, and Michael Tully George Glasson and others sentenced to prison. Several youths under 18, including M David and Patrick Doherty, were jailed for burglary and theft. Eleanor Smithy and Kitty Nowan received seven year transports for stealing cloth. Arbitration settles six records with no business consequence.
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Londonderry -Ass2thy
Plaid
Pop ‘Ostin
Michael Leagu
James M‘ David
Yqle
Eleanor Smithy
Mirom
Patrick Diver
Colersingt
Kitty Nowan
Kerry Assizes Resolve Rowan Bankruptcy Case
At the Kerry assizes a trial before Sergeant Burton ended with a verdict for the petitioning creditor James Fagan Cork. The case held Rowen’s discounting as gas collector to seek relief under the statute. Rowan’s property will be sold to satisfy debts, with creditors sharing funds equally after priorities and simple contract claims are met.
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Kerry Assizes
Messra. Kennedy
Limerick Bank
Hartnett
Dublin
George Rowan
James Fagan
Cork
Ansiey G
Owan
Rowan
County of Antrim Assizes Convictions List
Convictions at Antrim Assizes include highway robbery and conspiracy to murder with hangs on dates in April and May. Burglary theft larceny transportations for life or years, forged bank notes, receiving stolen goods, and multiple sentences for various offences with confinements to Belfast and the House of Correction.
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Antrim
Peter O'Hare
John F. Maud
Francis M Ulorwn
John
H.e
John Hughes
Frat I Naght
Francis Douglas
John Murphy
Bank of Xegland
Usebella M-Kenny
Pence
Jas. Macartney
David Millay
Symes
Caen Finlay Downey
William M-1 “Cayts
Andrew Bamapp
Belfast
Fulton
David Conmdnzhain
Noth
James Murphy
T Dole Douglas
T. A Gengan
Willen
Tatl
Sae
Janes AP Onom
Me Campbell
Anes Davis
John Tugives
Bernard Caubick
William M Caghran
Robert Byers
William Scanlex
Fames
M Camick
Pat. Mager
Pat. Donnelly
John Croxssen
Hugh Hagan
Daniel Vargia
Daniel Uohue
Robert Gill
Down Assizes Convictions for Serious Crimes
County of Down assizes reports list Mary S Garrin for child murder and others including Daniel Byrne for house breaking Hugh W Crean for highway robbery John McLaughlan for forgery James Stursha y for stealing money from letters Jane Hanlon for severely wounding Mathew Morrison Owen Mahon for woolen cloth theft Fitzgerald for pocket picking Susan Green for corduroy theft John Cowan for stealing from James Bayle Mathew A P I Any for sheep stealing Mary O Brien for tea chests Jager Rice for banknote theft Crum Lenaghan for sheep stealing John A P Ellen alias A L Larnan for contempt Elizabeth Hennittun for private theft Robert Woodroe for sheep stealing Laurence Dority for same Thomas Minn and Hugh Geditis for stealing all to be transported for seven years.
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County OF Down
Mary S. Garrin
Daniel Byrne
Hugh Wcrean
Prils John McLaughan
James Dturshy
Janes Hanlon
Mathew Morrison
Owen of Mahon
Mitzgerald
Susan Green
John Cowan
James Bayle
Mathew AP Iany
Mary O' Brien
Crum Lenaghan
John AP Ellen
al Larnan
Elizabeth Hennittun
Robert Woodroe
Amid Violent Escape Tales from Venice Fort
A Melbourne era report notes a band chief confined in a Venice fort being torn to pieces by hidden beasts after arsenic stuffed meat and slain serpents killed many in the dungeon. Dublin grain prices show limited demand, oats and malting supplies scarce, flour dull but steady wheat. An abstract lists weekly corn and grain yields and barrel conversions for Dublin and nearby districts.
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Hornimce Deata
Venice
Dublin
Dublin Classified Notice Fragment
Fragmentary Dublin notice printed for proprietors at Parliament Street. Includes subscription and ad rates with unclear dates and amounts.
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Parliamen’ Treet
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