Breach of Promise Case Ends with Damages in Edinburgh Jury
In Edinburgh a jury found for Catherine Rose against John Gollan in a breach of promise of marriage case. The defender, described as a shepherd and servant to a Brigg heir, faced letters read to the court that amused the panel. A cousin Miss Clark testified to the impact on her health, and the jury returned a verdict for the pursuer amounting to 9X0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neste
John Gollan
Catherine Rose
Brigg
Miss Rave
Portien
Clark
de- Sendan
A Statistical View of the Cobmeres of the United States
A cautious historical economic survey by Tameray Purxin tracing agriculture and domestic manufactures, and the public debt and revenues, with tables on exports like wheat and tobacco, and notes on fisheries, forests, and imports. It covers 1790s to 1810s, detailing grains, beef, pork, spirits, and cotton production, and contrasts domestic versus foreign materials in manufactures.
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Jn Connexion
Avith
United States
Tameray Purxin
House of Representatives
Connecticut
Hartford
Charles Hosmer
New World
Hice
South Carolina
Madagascar
West Indies
Spain
Portugal
Soverei
DOR
Maveriala
Agi
Population figures through early censuses in American history
A historical summary traces population counts from 1749 to 1800. It notes 1749 estimates of 1,046,000 in the United States, 1790 census at 4,049,960 with 607,606 slaves, and later figures misrendered with errors such as 7,299,903 total and 1,191,564 slaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Skot
Origin of the Sheridan family in Cavan Ireland
The Sheridan family long stood in County Cavan. Bishop Bedell promoted conversions among Catholic clergy to spread the Reformed religion. Sheridan, a key convert, remained faithful to Protestantism, married an Englishwoman, and faced guardianship during later rebellions. Two sons, William and Patrick, pursued ecclesiastical careers. Thomas Sheridan served as a royal secretary. Historical notes reference Bedell, Ware, and Harris, with further details in Burnet’s Life of Bedell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Cavan
Ireland
Ortelius
O'Reillys
O'Sheridans
O'Currier
O'Bradys
Hamiltona
Plunkett
MacKiernana
William Bedett
Kilmore
Ercleniasticas
Swiney
Dennis O'Sheridan
Keldrumfartey
Togher
Bedell
Dreary
Cloyoughter
Pigmaumge
William
Patrick
Thomas
Willian
University of Dublin
Maurice Eustace
James, Duke of Ormond
Down
Daniel Witter
Lown
Ardaugh
Mary
London
Kelmud
James Ware
Robert Huntin
Trinity College
Dublin
Patrick Sheridan
Oxford
Connor
Cloyne
Cashel
Mictropolitas
Thomas Price
College
Thoma Sheridan
Jagiea
Swift
Ory
Vais
Bishop Burnett
Harris
Sir James Ware
Glenyne
July Jouh, UG
Willful Murder Trial At Kilmainhay Wood Meath
Thomas Carson and John Carson faced trial for the willful murder of Charles Cassidy in Kilmainhay Wood Meath on June 1. The jury found Thomas Carson guilty while acquitting John. Judge Kelly sentenced Thomas to death with execution set for Friday at 1 PM. A brother sought prayer and communion for the condemned before execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Anthony Carson
Ataira
Anthony
Jesus
Game Corps
Thomas
Wainright
Dela‘ed
John Carson
Charles Cassidy
Kilmainhay Wood
Meath
Thomas Carson
Kelly
Thongs Carson
Jurge
Hia
Rev. Anonagw Staunton Publishes Protestant Separated Work
The Rev. Anonagw Staunton issues the first number of a new work on the causes of separation between Protestants and Ratagnists. It reworks Rev. Francis White's book, originally written by the Dean of Carlist, and will appear in fortnightly numbers.
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Anonagw Staunton
Francis White
Carlist
Extraordinary War Engine and Epitaph Queries
A 1,300 ton mortar statue from Cadiz is placed at St James Park with a wooden foundation preparation in London. Notes on Major Rennell's Ganges voyage claim a boat cover of 56 miles in 8 hours amid draining water and wind. An anecdote mentions a vinegar merchant seeking an epitaph likening him to Hannibal seeking wealth through acetic trade. A London meeting aims to aid the relief of factory and laboring poor, with Duke of York to attend. Also described is a tall thistle found among hay, height 42 inches, misread as a new species.
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Hindostan
Rennel
Ganges
London
Hannibal
Buonaparte
Cadiz
Fort St. Mary
England
Woolwich
Prince Regent
Carlton-house
St. James’s Park
Bath
City of London
Duke of York
Wile
European Museum
Distorted thistle specimen fascinates observers near Doh S
A large flower cluster showing a distorted form of the common thistle emerges, its center formed by an unusual arrangement of petals. The odd growth is linked to a fly species causing distortion, with branches flattened by pressure, making recognition by observers difficult.
Marriages and Deaths Across Counties in Ireland and England
Multiple marriage notices from St Peters Capdin Owen St Anne s Church Wexford and Donnybrook plus at Foundling Hospital Church John Doyle Reg Capt 47th regiment. Died Mary Madden of Wilton Limerick aged 116. Sackville R Hamilton and Mrs Graham are noted in obituaries.
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Tye
Westmorland-street
St. Peter's Church
Gilbert Melifont
Denemark
Cork
Donnybrook
Wogan
John Diggs
Eliza
Hickman Rose
Paymagaty 59Th Regiment
Limerick
David Kelly
Miss Barry
James Barry
Rockstown
County Limerick
David R. Gooedlutee
Derrally
County Tyrone
Maris
Main Wray
Wraymouns
King’s County
Foundling Hospital Church
John Doyle
47Th Regiment
South
Thomas Gonnell
Tay
Wilton
Mary Madden
Robert Smithwick
Castlebos
Dave
Sackville R. Hamilton
Stonehouse
Cuwberland
Graham
James Graham
Din
Carlisle
Meeting of Creditors in Rowan Louth area
A creditors meeting is set for this day with multiple parties listed to prove debts and select assignees. Names include James MIntosh James M'Cormick John Page William B Wahace J. R. Molloy J.A. Fy gerald Gilbert and Hedges and others with agents and assignees noted.
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Rowan Kichance
James Mintosh
County Louth
James M'Cormick
John Page
Dundalk
Ailigneny
William B Wahace
Mathew Codd
Drogheda
J. R. Molloy
John Thomas O'Dwyer
Limerick
J.A. Fygerald
James O'Dea
Gilbert and Hedges
Dublin
Whistler
Age
Cumming and Duncan
John Boursiquot
Entté
Henry H. Steele
Mabon and
Beil
Asi
Joseph Elwood
George Litt
eCharles O'Beirne
Ward Moosay
Reddy and Mooney
Bryan O'Brirne
County Longford
Féward Mooney
Reddy and Duggan
Bankrupts Named in Dublin and Newry Listings
Edmond Rorke of Mountjoy Place Dublin mersbane Anthony Clarke agent 10 Dominick Street Samuel Beaman Londonderry shopkeeper George Barclay agent Summerhill James Orr Sackville Street Dublin Haberdasher Win John Moore agent Capel Street The Commission of Bankruptcy against John Moore Robert Macau Joseph Foxsl and Thomas Foxall of Newry is superseded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Rorke
Mountjoy-Place
Dublin
Mersbane
Anthony Clarke
Dominick-Street
Samuel Beaman
Londonderry
George Barclay
Summerhill
James Orr
Sackville-street
Haberdasher
Win
John Moore
Capel-Streer
Robert Macau
Joseph Foxsl
Thomas Foxall
Newry
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Edinburgh
Jury
Gollan
Cobmeres OF
United States OF America
Singular Adventure
Ga. Ltd
the Irish Ship List
Fier Head
Pelham
Newport
Holyhead
Bark and Iron
Montrose Packet
the Mail
Spencer Packet
Morning Tide
Avcyst
Liverpool
Providence
Davis
Henrietti
Morris
Gooda
Montrone Packet
Isco Passage Boat
Pasasngers
Lidey
Battast
Seves Colliers
JLDE
Aucuer
Sarah Ano
Richard
Liverpie
Elizabeth
Scallion
Good Dita Alliance
Bompbrya
Joe Pass
Dita Elizabeth
James
Alabagter
Belfast
Hopa
Hughes
Grain
Galway
Chichester
Dcblin Bai
Lovatng Lipa
Monda
Tiageda
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