Trial of Mr Smith the Missionary Over Slavery Allegations
The trial centers on Mr Smith as a missionary accused over remarks on slavery and on revolts tied to the West Indies. Witnesses including Edward Bond and Bristol testify about his lines on enslaved people and Sabbath work, while Smith’s defense questions the credibility of the negro witnesses and the revolt context at Bethel Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Bristol
Jack
Joseph
Emanuel
Quanina
Mr Smith
Quamina
Zee
Washington
Quawina
Paris
Manuel
Quallina
Chia
Soljies
Quammna
Swith
Theatre Royal Reopens With Tom and Jerry and Farce
Theatre Royal resumes Monday shows with revived Tom and Jerry and Mother Goose pieces led by Mesera Wrench J Rose and Mr Bradbury Clown. Bramble, Branfield, Runvell star in O Keefe Farce The Agreeable Surprise with lively songs and encore, ending with Harlequin and Mother Goose pantomime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Royal
Tom and Jerry
Mother Gooss
Mesera Wrench
J. Rose
O’ Keefe
Mine Branfield
Cotoelio
Sally
Cudden
Ster
Runvell
Daring Attack and Robbery on the Cork Mail Coach
A Cork Mail Coach from Dublin was attacked near Grange three miles from Cashel between 9 and 10 pm. The guard and coachman were wounded, the mail bags were partly looted, and both men were hospitalized in Cashel with uncertain recoveries. A subsequent attack on the Cork-bound coach occurred Monday evening but was repelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Dublin
Grange
Cashel
Ork
Canan
Marriages Deaths and a birth in Cork and surrounding towns
On the twelfth, in Cork, in Rutland-street the Lady of Captain Hyde of the 96th Regiment bore a son and the Lady of Nicholas Evans Enq of a son at Castleview near Mallow. in Youghal the Lady of Henry Warren Enq bore a daughter. the Lady of James Valebra Bath had two girls and a bag. The son and mother survived. On the nineteenth, at St George’s Church Dublin Castle Wm P Mathews to Mary Anne Hodgens. Francis Bell to Anne Riddall. Thomas Jones to Miss Elinor Williams. John Welly to Mary Toole. Died: John Drew MD RN at Gloucester Street Path, aged 76. Frances Parcell O Gannan at Ennis. Mrs Bamalia Crowe at Cookstown aged 74. Cornelius Finpatrick KSQ. Captain Henry Bazely Ro ON. Dorothy Langley Dowager of Wykeham Abbey. New York also records William Wallace of Waterford. Sir Dances Graham of Netterby. Captain Henry Bazely noted at Dover aged 66.
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Birt
Rutland-street
Cork
Captain Hyde
96Th Regiment
Castleview
Mallow
Nicholas Evans
Youghal
Henry Warren
James Valebra
Bath
St. Patrick's
St. George's Church
Wm. P. Mathews
Dublin Castle
Mary Anne
Thomas Hodgens
Hucland Square
William Rushe
Francis Bell
Mary
Luke Toole
Wilford
County Dublin
Gloucester Street
John Drew
Royal Navy
Stantcock
Midlborough
Bnalia Crowe
Ennis
Frances
Nicholas Parcell O'Gannan
Cookstown
George the
Dettingen
Bord Stair
New York
Willian Wallace
Alexander Wallace
Waterford
Netterby
Cumberland
Dances Graham
Hart
Dover
Henry Basely
John Bazely
Wykeham Abbey
Yorkshire
Dorothy Langley
Richard Langley
Kay
Henry
Middlewn
Alarming Panic at Townsend Street Chapel Crush
A large Sunday congregation at Townsend Street Chapel triggered a rapid alarm when plaster dust from a gallery ceiling fell, sparking a ten minute rush toward doors. Many women fell or were trampled but no serious injuries were reported. Rumors spread as people discussed the cause and a separate fire drill occurred Friday at French Street Chapel with no major damage.
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Townsend Street
Fergates
French Street
Riot at Minieg wrestling match ends with arrests and clashes
In a field near Ranelagh and Charlemont bridge about four o'clock a large crowd resisted police efforts to disperse after a wrestling event. Chief Peace Officer Goodison led horse patrols and foot officers. nine officers were injured. Eight people were taken into custody for stone throwing and rioting. Details include arrests of James Wheatly John Reilly and others, theft recoveries in Barrark street cellars, and a later fatality from exposure in Tallaght. The report lists additional arrests and a wide range of related incidents and investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranelagh
Charlemont Bridge
Peace Oficer Goodison
College Street
Olive
Feld
Kevin Street
Raves
James Wheatly
Jamea'a Street
John Reilly
Thomas Street
Wiward Lawlor M‘cleans
Meredyth William Burge
Baggit Street
Cemleman
John M'Grane
Portabello
Loch Keeper
Richard Collier
Patrick Street
William Meara
Racer
Moleaworth-streat
Patrick Noonen
Bernard Malone
Willian Behyn
Essex Street
Noonan
Behan
Dacer
Bacer
Tewih Royal Hussars
Nicholas Keegan
Tallaght
Trinity Street
Heal
Pye Corner
Neweuse
Nonin
Edward Stang
Saent Werbunsh
Castle Street
Turk Assrace
Rothery
Tani
Die Bois
Witte
Theo
Ntl
Mbonitay
Winsett
Lee
Daniel Micoiy
Cathal
Macrasni
Tatapites
Falleas Abita
Wowu
Asa
Iicreasang
Etare
Jas Veur
Caledonian Mercury
Cape of Good Hope
Tithe Composition Act Meeting in Thomastown Kilkenny Proceedings
A public meeting of noblemen gentlemen freeholders and landowners in Thomastown Kilkenny was held to discuss Goulburn s Tithe Bill and possible compulsory clauses. A committee of local figures was formed to draft resolutions and a petition urging repeal of the act or reform of the tithe system and more just administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilkenny
Pierce Cutler
Power
Bayly
Greene
Ryen
Read
James
Leech
Neville
Colonel Butler
Joseph Greene
Sessions Court
Steam commandation project and subscribers reward plan
An 18th century letter fragment discusses forming a steam commandation with Tadia and a subscriber committee plan. They propose incentives and speed targets for voyages, promising a bonus to those who complete trips quickly and outlining vessel duties and commands amid a broader public interest.
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Bengal
Tadia
Iie
Aml
Bounty Rules for Linen Exports in Ireland
Late regulations set bounty limits for Irish linen exports. No bounty on linen under twenty five inches wide. Bounty 14d per square yard applies only to Draper Huckaback and Shesting over value of 1s 6d per running yard, mirroring British law.
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Ireland
Great Britain
Markets Report from Dublin Mills and Grain Prices
Markets show steady Wheat and Oats with duller demand for Wheat, light barley and steady flour sales. Prices listed for Miller’s Wheat 36s 0d, Oats 11s 6d, Barley 13s 9d, flour prices given. butter and bacon quoted with small shifts. Foreign produce trade described with flaxseed activity and river market notes, including prices in New York, Riga, and Dutch imports, plus weekly receipts and outlook for pork and oatmeal.
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Dublin
Ste
Warraroen
Aras
Batunday
Mercantile Register
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Riga
Derry
Higa
Wits
Hohl
Iss
Burk
Unclear Racing Notes and Legal Snippet From 1824
A fragmented OCR passage mentions Kildare Stakes and various racehorses near the course, with stray names like Mr Pike and Mr Daxon. Interleaved are partial references to a legal spat involving the Earl of Slices Starch and Chancellor Frederick Roby, including a remark about payment and a jest about a rebuking son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curranie
Gaix
Piyrer
Midarsates Hobentidiens
Maijitsui Sige
Ealb
Moarelt Co Myuscer
Caliwita Potreen
Daxon
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Glass
Glane
Hue
Tristan de Gunda
Berewick
New Marion
A.A. Chambers
Bond Street
Caraccioli
George Jr
England
London Inn
Taunton
Cambridge
Nicholas Saunderson
Saunderson
Charles Churchhill
Duke of Marlborough
London
Earl of Liverpool
India
House of Commons
Customs and Preventive Service
Salvator Rosa
Stram Navigation TQ India
Uae
von Abisaliyer
Dnaland
Aloutta
Biiday
Pronenes
Praiiple
Walustry
Larherto Ifatiena
York Paoue Cistaifon
Kibet
New Orleans
Liverpool
Willes
Amotion
Prion
Corm
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