Life of Honorante and Napoleanic strategy sketch
A literary review of a long work on Napoleonic era figures. It argues the author’s condensed style limits scope while offering brief remarks and extracts. The text discusses Boyarente’s identification with revolutionists, the clash between old regime loyalists and revolutionaries, and Napoleon’s balancing act to consolidate power amid republican and royalist forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyarante
France
Ataching
Napovran
Finete
Copley
Naroveon
Rernnes
Europe
Duka D Enghien
Napoleon Online
Mang
Iterget
Oie
D'iuchien
Arnold
Henry Clinton
United States of America
Washington
United States
Mar. J. Marshall
Pobleman
Barbe Marbois
Branco
Ergach Legation
Extempore Comedies and Theatrical Debate in Paris
Curiosities of Literature surveys Italian improv artists and extempore comedy, recounting Riccobani and Riccobanti discussions, a La Motte challenge in Paris, and the sustained Italian theatre's novelty. It also reviews The Comforts of Osage, a dialogue play by Sir Thomas Bernard, noting its moral discourse, historical framing, and religious topic treatment. The piece critiques emancipation and sectaries while praising dramatic dialogue and stage wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Arefla
Riccobani
Gherardi
Rivenbuni
Lewis Ricenhont
Oniprag
la Mote
Osage
Thomas Bernard
Bishop Hough
Maglalen College
James the Second
Bishop Gibson
London
Myr Lyrdeton
Byrdetan
Cicvra
Tomie
Hough
Honghe
Gaul
Vathosi
Aging, zeal, and the fight over religious toleration
An aging critic laments prejudices that harden against cordial compromise between Catholic and Protestant factions. The piece contrasts old age with generosity, questions the ethics of holding onto ancient animosities, and cites Arnold’s Hat and early American figures as context for the evolving dialogue on emancipation and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Momepl
Thermometer for mountain height shown at Royal Society
A detailed report covers Rev Francis Hyde Wallasian presenting a portable thermometer to determine mountain height by boiling point change. Trials with Roy’s barometer show differences within about two feet, alongside notes on fossils, wood strengths, and seignce experiments.
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Mone
Derersinina
Thireday
March
Royal Society
Francis Hyde Wallasian
Reat
Cavendish
Asa
Wolliston
General Roy
Fossie Bowes Rouse
Plymouth
Mer. Whitby
Joseph Bankes
Mr. Whitby
Carwater
Sir Everard
Brookes
Lagland
Srraeors Mbre
Riga
de Brewster
Winter Fogs and Electric Fluid Meteorology
A report describes winter fogs holding water in suspension due to electric fluid forces. A Westphalia event showed fog lifted by wind, electricity condensed moisture, and uprooted trees under heavy ice. The piece notes an hour-trusts meteorological theory applying similarly on a smaller scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westphalia
Bank Stock Proprietors Elect Governing Officials
Saturday a large gathering of Bank Stock proprietors at the Bank of Ireland elected the Governor Archibald Hawkesley and Deputy Governor Nathaniel Sneyd to lead for the coming year. Directors chosen include Robert Alexander, Robert Ashworth, Leland Crosthwait, William Colvitl, Jeremiah D’Olier, Joseph Gulf, Arthur Guinness, William Harkness, Nathaniel Hone, Alexander Kirkpatrick, John L. Mcquay, William Magee, James McCall, John Orr, and Hugh Trewar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Ireland
Chagen
Archibald Hawkesley
Nathaniel Sneyd
Robert Alexander
Robert Ashworth
Leland Crosthwait
William C. Colvitl
Jeresmish D'Olier
Joseph Gulf
Arthur Guinness
William Harkness
Natheniel Hone
Alexander Kirkpatrick
John L. Mcquay
William
Magee
James McCall
John Orr
Hugh Trewar
Widow of a Captain seeks aid for orphan children
A widow from Dublin appeals to citizens and a benevolent society to support her and her young orphans after her husband, a fifty year respected Commissariat officer and member of Guild of Merchants Freemasons and Friendly Brothers, died recently. Details and subscriptions can be given to L. H. Teomans at No 7 Upper Gardiner Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissariat Department
Pune
Cilzen
Guild of Merchants
L. H. Teomans
Upper
Gardiner Street
Births and marriages in Britain and Ireland noted at home
In Cheltenham at Bedford-house on the 6th, the Right Hon. Lady Anne Maria Cuffe safely bore a son and heir. On St Patrick’s Day in Bingfield County Cavan, the Lady of the Rev Joseph Brory gave birth to a son. On the 7th, by Rev Charles Campbell, Richard Wright of Dublin married Mary Anne Falls of Newry. On Saturday night, Charles Foll Townshend, eldest son of Lord Townshend, was born at his father’s residence in Grosvenor Square, London.
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Cheltenham
Bedford-house
Anne Maria Cuffe
St. Patrick's Day
Jos. Brory
Bingfield
Cavan
Arried
Charles Campbell
Richard Wright
Dublin
Mary Anne
Alexander Falls
Newry
Bird
Charles Foll Townshend
John Townshend
Grosvenor Mynare
London
Dublin Corn Market Prices and Grain Decline Report
The Dublin corn market notes grain prices described as whined and shelierably. Oats drop more than other grains as the divisters near cessation. Quartern loaf and bread prices referenced with small measures and weights.
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Dublin
Advertisements Subscriptions and Agents Listed in Dublin
The proprietors announce office at Parliament Street for receiving advertisements and subscriptions paid in advance with rates for town and country service. Agencies named include Newrom & Vo in Warwick Square, J. Waite in Fleet Street, and TavacySMiru and Goerherst in London Edinburgh offices as agents for Glasgow and Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Sheir Qmlice
Parliament- Street
l——Messrs, Newrom & Vo
Voarwick-Square
Mer
J. Waite
Fleerstrest
London
James Tavacy
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Morkent
Haron
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Dr. Fagin
Walt
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