Fashion and Table Talk Renounces Summer Plans
The article reports on official orders to dismantle the Royal yachts Maree and two others, with weather cited as the cause. It also lists gatherings and travels of nobility and officials, including Lord Fortescue, Lord Alb rington, and Sir Stewart Circe, plus visits by Major Dundas and other notable figures, with mentions of theatre, religion, and public notices across Ireland and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maree
Deptford
Portamouth
Vite-régal Lodge
Phonix Park
Lord Fortescue
Lord Akbrington
Stewe Circe
Mr Rich
Basen
Lord Allen
Mr Green
My Blake
Doctor Unter
Captain Brownlow
Co- Roos
Charles Vernon
Carrow
Ormonde
Lionel Dawson
Lennon
Carlow
Ulysses B. Burgh
Ireland
Fler
Lord Downes
Dundas
Duke of Wellington
Theeninsula
Wexford
Edward Massy
Greenmount
John Greene
Limerick
Mathias
Singer
Auxiliary Bible
Cork
Ingram
Cape of Good Hope
Cove
Doctare
Eeford
Alexander Kirkpatrick
Coolmine
Dublin
Laat Fitzwittrau
Malton
Kklow
Earl
Bel Forteacie
Viscount Ebrington
M. P
Gresham's
Sackville-Street
Wednes- Jast
Belmore
London
Castlecool
Waterford
Countess of
Farnham
John Brown
Birmi
Clonmel
Powerscourt
Morning Chronicle
Ledwich
Worbotrees
Antiquities of
Tagre
Akil
Isled
Europe
Madameatatayt
Gretna Green
Clancuet
Cremona
Muscian
Mozart
Ringer
Madame Catatant
Gretna Green Feery
Fins Jarman
Maria
M'Convay
Hoot Ny
Moi Ben
Renar Vorrei
Rule Hritannia
Madame Carataki
Tuma
Xone
Bette
Semiramide
Vil Mada
Senigaglia
Rome
Piensa
Milan
fAirwen
C.fenna
St. Carlos
France
Paris
Obituary and Birth Notices From Dublin and London Circles
A collection of notices records births, marriages, and deaths across Sackville-street London Cork Clondalkin and Sheerness. It notes the Lady of J J fall and Major Sir Henry Floyd welcoming a son born in London and Cork, Viscountess Torrington with two sons, and several marriages including John Winnall to Mary Kennan and Robert Smith to Elizabeth Dowse. It also reports deaths of John Johnstone aged 74 and Captain Rose, plus inquest findings for Kedward Quin, and the Swanzy family deaths on the Gold Coast and at sea aboard the Cadedonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binties
Sackville-street
J. J. Fall
London
Henry Floyd
Baronet
Yales Court
Viscountess
Torrington
Passage
Cork
Arold Barry
Mandsen
St. Mary's Church
Mr Purdon
Henry Owen
Queen's County
Rachael
Frederick Drury
Dominick-Street
Richard Dowse
Woodlands
Jobn Haynes
Ellen
M. Slattery
Wikre
Thomas Harton
Castle-street
Society of Friends
Mainbroke-Street
Johin Johnstone
Park Tall
Mansfield
wajer-General Hall
Royal West Fusileers
Melford House
Plunkett
Kinenaied
Bheerness Te Queensborough
Cape Coast Castle
Gold Coast
Africa
Jamen Swanzy
Lin Prissage
England
Henry Swanzy
Topographical Description of Cadiz Environs in Detail
Cadiz stands on a rock isthmus with strong fortifications on the inland side. The port area includes Fort St Sebastian, Aguada, Puntales, Cortadura, and Turregarda with extensive naval stores and a wooden bridge over the canal. The Isle de Leon hosts villas and military uses, Nueva Poblacion de S Carlos, powder magazines, telegraph towers, and a foretaste of royal naval infrastructure along a sandy, marshy coast with a paved Royal route connecting Cadiz to surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadiz
Andalusia
Europa
Port St Marie
Fort St. Sebastian
Cadia
Roc
Aguada
St Juseysh
Puntales
Expe
Turregarda
Sity
Santibonez
Isle de Leon
Chielana
Nueva Poblacion de
S. Carlos
Isle de Lvon
Caracea
Marine Corps
Payal
Rio Acillo
Connerta
Curarva
San Carlos
Malieas
de Wie
Atle
Istinaus
Torre Mia
Tina
Chiles
Royal Naval Stereos
Pete
Seth
Asitila
Ape Watt
Seanken Reich
Dg & Ates
Eng
Patie Pal Naval Arsenal
Ith
Foots Ds
Ptis ii Portant
Ortierts
Castillo de Matagorda
Cine Fort
Cauy de Trogadiero
Aml
Chateau Fort Lats
Beth
Rio San Pietro
St. Marie
Guaduieu
Nbc
Phils Fortress
Tedytes
Perilous Passages Toward Cadiz in Coastal Report
The text describes the Guadalete river with a bridge of nuts to Xeree, notes the Castillo Santa Cathe opposite Cadiz, and warns that the port mouth and sunken rocks make a quick approach to Cadiz unlikely. It emphasizes the navigational dangers and asks the reader to form an opinion on the odds of any assault or movement, given the difficult coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadalete
Xeree
Guaalete
Castillo Santa Cathe
Cadiz
Funeral of Major General Sir Denis Pack KC
The remains of Sir Denis Pack KC B were disembarked at Sir John Rogersons Quay amid royal artillery min gun salutes. A somber procession moved through Dublin streets to Kilkenny for interment, with Lord Combermere, General Grant, and other officers in attendance, and military honours paid. The naval dockyard and citadel colors were half-masted in Plymouth following his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmerstown
John Rogerson
1Thenya Dragoons
Wanda
Lord Combermere
Grant
A. Quintin
Sir Denisack
Ochry Dragoons
Kilkenny
Sir Grant
Pack
Mount Wise
St Nicholas’s Jalan
Plymouth
Unclear East Lothian Bank Robbery Tale Unfolds
A fragmentary report recalls an East Lothian bank robbery two years past. Suspect Borthwick linked by facial marks. A decayed corpse examined, with gruesome details about thieves and a long chain of blurred names and places. The text is garbled, but centers on identification and lingering suspicions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lothian
Asman
Borthwick
Lin
Tas Chassai
Perses
Phe
Ukraine
Nariaar Dyer
Cobain
Sant Toad
Dss
Thabey Dane
Executions at Cork for arms theft and arson
Wednesday and Saturday at Gallows-green Cork, William MDonnell David Nagle and William Noonan were hanged for taking arms from the Townsend and Rogers houses, and others including Andrew Sullivan Patrick Hennessy John Finn and David Magnet were executed for setting fire to Charles Henneary’s mills and dwelling. Clergymen reported the condemned declared themselves innocent and bore their sentences with Christian fortitude, awaiting execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M‘donnell
David Nagle
Thos. Townsend
William Noonan
George Rogers
Gallows-green
Cork
Mdonnell
Andrew Sullivan
Patrick Hennessy
John Finn
David Magnet
Gallowe Green
Charles Henneary
Justin F. M‘namara
Sullivan
Sheehan
Almessey’s Mills
Messrs J. Foley
M‘namara
O’connor
Beecher
Commuted death sentences sent for life transportation
From Cork sessions under the Insurrection Act the death sentence pronounced at Limerick Axmi res on Molony Ryan Meade Casey Conway and May lan for armed robbery was commuted to life transportation. Others, including Catherine Welsh and John Long, were convicted and sentenced to seven years transportation. County Kerry grand jury urged a magistrates meeting to consider addressing government and police distribution. A new jail and church confirmations were noted amid local market and weather updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
Axmires
Richard Molony
Richard Ryan
Thomas Meade
William Casey
Jeremiah Conway
Thomas Maylan
Mra Dunlay
John Long
Dripsey Mills
County Kerry
Ayogaol
Ferns
Church of
Carlow
Wexford
Abbey-Street
John Scott
Mearea
Smith
Watrmann
Harley
Aru
Ang
Nate Thespati
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Ial Wa
Aed Ny
King's Theatre
Hay-market
Kean
Warde
Moore
Marquis of Lansdown’s
Kerry
F. H. Keccy
Edinburgh
Juliet
Fieatch
Edinburgh Literary Gazette
Mins Onerui
Theatrical Observer
Miss Kenty
Jane Shore
Iady
Covent-Garden
Youna
Mias O'Neitl
Bowes
J.B. Clarke
Reynolds
Drury-lane Theatre
Tuam
Vis
Diario di Roma
Totteridge Church
Confert
Granville George Waldegrave
R. N
Lord Radstock
Esther Caroline
John Paget
Totteridge
Herts
Marquis Cornwallis
Old Burlington Street
Duchess of Richmond
Macintosh
Cronbasket
Lanark
Duke of Gloucester
Nantes
Clisson
Rennes
Count de Conou
Earl of
Connaught
Madame Quiroga
L'Orient
Robert Wilson
Catnz
Opfeiok
Ghonanct
Dy Brinn
Agiay
Abel Gey Ghoti
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