Court of Chancery and King's Bench officers salaries report
A detailed review of remuneration for Court of Chancery and King's Bench officers. It covers the Prothonotary and deputy salaries, fees earned from duties, and the net average profits over three years ending 1814, with recommendations on establishing fees and salaries for clerks and officers, including travel costs and annual totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euch
Capina
Conndin Tirns
Atda
Tang
Porana
A.powee
Aifornay
Brielf
Hayabesn
Poe Nygum
Chan
Huwphry
Minchin
Henry Minchin
Joseph Minchin
Gileo
Leon
Cayri
Court of Chancery
Anlaiy
Guboih
Galary
King’s Bench
Rober
Dawson Shureh
Robert Hamilton
Howley Heyland
Priscipal
Pilagers
the. Srertelicateeeee Hte
Castilecade
Tiliga
King's Bench
Regulation of Fees and Office Salaries in Exchequer Courts
A historical discussion proposes implementing new fee rates in the Pleas Office and Exchequer to trim net receipts from the Crown offices. It estimates Prothonotary duties and Clerk salaries, details net profits and deputies, and suggests tax duties be assigned to a separate unit with fixed salaries.
Religious and Moral Intelligence in Madrid Latin School
A British and Foreign School Society plan opened in Madrid on January 9 with rapid early progress. By March the lowest classes advanced to higher leaves, showing improved discipline and cleanliness. The venture, patronized by Count Dabirrantson, uses Spanish texts and highlights a broader mission to educate, including related efforts in Russia and the Netherlands, plus other global missions involving Syrians, New Zealand natives, Kirghissians, and American Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British and Foreign School Society
Madrid
King Ouf
Garrespondant
Wbho
Ixrantson
Count Romanzore
Russia
Netherlands
Parmatta
Marsden
New Zealand
America
South Sea
Asthachan
Buchanan
American Board of Foreign Missions
Cyrus Kingsbury
Cherqkéas
Irkouthe
Sallybrass
Relima
Missionary Society
St. Petersburgh
Irkvatsk
Matthew
Bonapartes Visit to Sout Africa Through a Journal Fragment
The excerpt recounts Bonaparte’s reception by British figures and a butcher in Fantes-town, with comments on his views of the Waterloo battle and the English versus Prussia in the campaign. It notes General Bonaparte’s supposed language preferences and a messenger role by Sir Thomas Read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonaparte
Entites
Madsan
Saint Geurenl
Exen
Hudson
Thomas Réade
Thomas Hasihurafore
Sind
Waterloo
Duke of Wellington
Explorer D'Etourville in Africa and his perilous journeys
The article recounts the French Marquis D etourville’s decades in Africa, his capture and survival amid local tribes, and his claims about Lake Aquatinda and the Zaire. It notes his travels from St Theis to the interior, cross-cultural exchanges, and his later exile and research into Abyssinian and Ethiopian lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
D’etourville
Europe
M. D'Eromn- Ville
Spain
Cavanillios
Oherwards
Lisbon
Bro- Taro
St. Theis
Gulf of Guinea
Equator
We Thare
M. D’etourville
M. D'Etourville
Aquatinda
Zaire
Mozambique
Potala
Angola
Bengalx
Gabbou
Dapper
Tas
M. Detourville
Lot
Gillen
D'Etourville
Duvivcens
Hullo
M. P'Etouryville
Moon
Nile
Droghedy
Eneyr
Cita
Pete
Droglodo
Lodoswijfelt
Uealan
Dal Ee
Toni Place
Fragmentary historic passage on regional events and figures
A garbled OCR fragment references regional factions and leaders, mentioning Bonarante, Moseni, and the overthrow of Navoueon. It hints at political turmoil, alliances, and a radical shift toward an Afrie era, with unclear chronology and several unreadable names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reteen
Bonarante
Moseni
Navoueon
Wtf
Afrie
Diego
Rolinas
Mr Shiel's New Play Receives Warm London Reception
A crowded Covent Garden audience witnessed the premiere of Mr Shiel's new drama BeRarpiva or The Fall of Coming. The piece centers on Mantafis and Bellamira with Amurat and Montalto amid political intrigue in Genoa and Tunis. Critics praise its plotting, character work, and acting, especially Miss O Neill and Mr McCready, predicting a successful run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Shiel
Morning Chronicle
Covent Gannen
Aranfredi
C. Kemble
Linn
Moentalio
Bellandra
Miss O'Neill
Tunis
Sis
Mfenredi
Marg
Mr. McCraney
Belantra
Genoa
Enem
Manfredi
Tanis
Amurat
Belamira
Mix O'Neill
Iyrat
Ian
Dimurat
M'Cready
Montalti
Mr. Young
Mr. Terry
Salerno
Montalto
Jim
Birth and Marriage Notices From County Cork
Birth Ta Mountjoy place Lady of Lieutenant Colonel Qwea appears in the notice. Marriages John Miles Allen Ridgeway of the Majesty's Ride Brigade to feabetta daughter of John Davis of Mowat Pelierebbitt. At Glanuive Church Thomas Pitt Robin ta to Eliza daughter of the late Thos dudrewe. AL Balliuroby to Catherine daughter of Solomon Hichards of Solvare County Wexford. Sammel Kildson of Mallow to Misys Sidley of Mount Sidley County Cork. To Wicklow by Rev Rorters Henry Gilbert Goodison to Jane Blakney of anid down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miles Allen Ridgeway
Majesty's Ride Brigade
Feabetta
John Davis
Mowat-Pelierebbitt
Glanuive Church
County Cork
Thomas Pitt Robin~ Ta
Eliza
Thos. Dudrewe
AL Balliuroby
Richard Bayle
Catherine
Solomon Hichards
Solvare
County Wexford
Sammel Kildson
Mallow
Misys Sidley
Mount Sidley
Wicklow
Henry Gilbert Goodison
Jane Blakney
Anid Down
Dubin: SLR Printed for the Pagpaimrons
In a brief notice, a page from the Pagpaimrons group lists a printed item for Peale and Ulscreyl, with unclear context and fragmented phrasing. The readable fragment mentions names tied to a publication event and suggests a production or distribution note standard to the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagpaimrons
Peale
Ulscreyl
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Tata
Oflce
Appeke
Fera Thas
Slas
Maning Hogethers Lee
Pleas Office
Court of Exchequer
Court of King’s Bench
Oflee
Gillee
Court of
Robert Seymour Conway
Henry Seymour Conway
Walter Bourne
Peter Bourne
Esqra
Oas Parmament
Weiling
Walter Boothe
Sul
Ibu
Clark
Oramor
Longhuri Ld
Iseland
Were & Yébedl
Berg
Fee
British and Foreign Schools
Ta’ Mountjoy
Qwea
Ola Sau
Dublin
Hahares
Reena Ags
Sun Muuy
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