Descriptive Essay on Dubois’s Indian Customs and Missions
A critical review of J A Dubois’s Description of the People of Dadit and their Institutions. The writer praises Dubois’s immersion, humor, and respect for native customs, measures its value for Indians in India, and notes his insights against Edinburgh Review claims. The piece cites converted natives, and includes a long extract detailing the burning of wives on funeral piles from the Bharata, illustrating brutal local practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dadit
J. A. Dubois
St. Paul
Court of Directors
India
England
Europe
Asia
Russia
France
Edinburgh Review
Pandee
Perdition
Hin
Shrewabury Assizes Case Opens on Conjuring Charge
At Shrewabury Assizes Thomas Evans of Tod Jey faced charges of obtaining money by conjura dun and was found guilty. The record includes a fragment of a charm said to influence spirits and neighbors with references to religious invocations and coded markings.
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Thomas Evans
Tod Jey
Witesd
Court and Fashionable News From London Morning Herald
Court and fashionable news recount royalty, travel plans for the Princess of Wales, changes in household, and fashionable figures in Vienna and Brussels. It notes the Princess of Wales's unfit apartments, staff, and a shift in luxury, plus political gossip on Lord Castlereagh, Speaker’s eyesight, Murat and Macdonald marriages, and charity actions by the Earl of Dartmouth and Marquis of Hertford.
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Kensington
Prilace
Lord Chamberlain
England
Remy
Connaught-place
London Morning Herald
Munich
Princess of Wales
Countess Olds
Baron Della Franchi
Coum Chiavini
Chevaliera Austin and
Vassali
Homann
Baden
Bareuth
Erlangen
Vienna
Italy
Brunswick
Austin
Billy
Castlereagh
Cray
Kent
Paris
Macdam Murat
Macdonald
Kottingbrom
Brussels
Cambaceres
Lenag
Lackyenbourg
Prince of
Parma
Napoleon
le Ia
Temple of Concord
Miftia Thoreau
Joseph TL
Earl of Dartmouth
Staffordshire
Marquis of Hertford
Ireland
Waithman
Hia
New London
Favell
Bennett
Brougham
Smith
Gretna
Leeds Mercury
London Gazette
Carlton House
Erskine
Malta
Cork Theatre: Braham Reader Back After Hoarseness
Provincial intelligence notes Mr Braham was briefly indisposed with hoarseness from over exertion but improved enough to perform tonight drawing a crowded Cork audience. The piece reports an aggregate Catholic meeting in County Cork and a military march incident near Cork to Bier with Adjutant Lordsworth.
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Cork
Braham
Limerix
Lordsworth
Bier
Irish Crime and Fire Attacks Report From Limerick Chroniele
Reports describe armed robbers wounding an Adjutant near Clogheen and two robbers captured, with one escapee named O Neill Fitzgerald Delany jailed in Caher. Knight of Glin nabbed Wall brothers at a forge, but White Boys freed prisoners. A murdered carman near Nenagh and two houses burned near Silvermines are noted.
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Clogheen
Bothyporeen
Fitzgerald
Delany
O'Neill
Caher
Soo
Limerick
Glin
Wall
L. J Kiggell
Bhanngolden
Thomas O'Connor
Gerald Griffin
Fegre
Wm. O'Leary
Richard Wall
Hemen
Shanagolden
Rathkenle
Nenagh
Beechwood
Silvermines
Sacacity of a Dog in Paris Feat of Clever Canine
A Paris tradesman wagered his dog would find a hidden six livre coin in the dust. The dog retrieved the coin from a passerby’s pocket when a chase ensued, exposing the clever animal’s loyalty. The traveler, angry at first, returned the six livres to the owner after recognizing the marks. The master praised the dog for its fidelity and cleverness.
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Dumont
Rue Ste Denis
Paris
Boulevard St. Antoine
M. Dumont
Cayniche
Rue St. Denis
Vincennes
Tobias
Condie
Caniche
Atranger
The Chinese Empire Statistical Account
A brief statistical sketch notes Hatene of the Empire’s area 1 297 999 square miles and 83 719 960 acres with about 4 000 000 inhabitants. It compares revenues 4 £12 140 695 and per person rates to England in 1815, claiming high industry, full cultivation, and absence of idle people or beggars.
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Hatene
England
China
Britain
Fragmentary Text Only Reflects Distracted Editorial notes
The readable fragments discuss taxation and child welfare, noting laws about newborns and parental means, plus broader musings on economic theory and national wealth. Many phrases are garbled, reducing clarity and omitting coherent events or identities.
Baron Vog Vouk Proposes Poor Law Reforms in Denmark Letter
A Danish state councillor writes a London mercantile house outlining views on poor relief. He advocates extending England's Poor Laws, preventing early marriages, rational colonization, and emigration regulation to reduce poverty and societal burden. He cautions reforms need local adaptation and gradual progress toward improved conditions.
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Vog Vouk
Denmark
London
Flotherg
Sdltona
Jan
Havien
Riac Pally
iVoy
England
Obituary Notices From Glasnevin And Kilmainham
Deceased include Mester Willira Glenton aged 15 at Glasnevin after a two year illness at Hoy Wells Briad and ry Aene daughter of Fracit I Brady. Captain Owen Fawcett aged 66 at Kilmainham Royal Hospital, noted for service in the American War and the troubles of 1798. families mourn, piety cited.
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Glasnevin
Willira Glenton
Min
Margatrage
Hoy Wells
Briad
Ry Aene
Fracit I
Brady
Ely
Royal Hospital, Kilmainham
Owen Fawcett
Market Wrap of Corn Prices in London Markets
Reports from London markets show mixed but generally soft grain prices across wheat barley oats and beans with strong shipping demand for corn and a heavy sale pace. Wheat prices eased from high tops with new crop and old crop showing declines while barley seed sales ranged and oat meals held steady.
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London
Advertising rates notice for subscription in Dublin
Dublin readers are informed of subscription rates and payment terms for twelve months six months and shorter periods with prices listed for town and country deliveries. Advertisers are directed to Newton and Co London and J Wathen Mead Street and other agents in Edinburgh Geneva and Dublin for notices and handling.
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Dublin
Parliaments Street
Em iMemee
Newton & Co
Wermick Square
J. Wathen
Meer-Streety
London
Yams Tayrok
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