Exotics and plants showcased at society gathering
A Dublin horticultural society display featured exotic specimens from Ma. Itewan and the Greenhouse of the Rt. Attorney General, including tiger lilies, Chinese roses, and Russian stocks. Notable contributors were Charles Slaw Big, Duchess of Dorset, Thomas Simpson, Mrs Law, and Mr. Morrison's Tavern hosted a splendid dinner after the adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma. Itéwan
Rt.torney General
Coleman
Thomas Ball
Brumcondra
Improbable Graduation Honors at Atanity College
Atanity College confers multiple degrees including Doctor of Medicine and Bachelor of Medicine on a list of named recipients. Seventy four students admitted, with Edward Moore and others topping classes. Vice Chancellors Prizes go to Tav ey and others. Science and Classics medals awarded to Edward Moore. Interexam in the Webrew Larginge, with Lord Archbishop of Armagh presiding, honors to several bachelors of arts and other scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atanity College
Tew
Obo Quarry
Peter Fitzgibbon Hinchy
Tawa
James Sanalford
Thomas Hawkesworth
Matthew Exton
Edward Gaughegan
Thomas Manatell
Henry Arelulull
Richard’ Nevill
John Gatbenttls
Jolln Galbraith
Joh Magee
Ney
John Fiteies
Josepl Verciwyle
Andrew O'Deirne
Tavey
Auslyt
Bibby
Sir Barber
Edward Moore
Kia Cirnce
Agchistrop
Armagh
All Ferland
Arta
Keany
Joyce
Veursout
Adamsun Teaverx
Seizure of Spurious Tea in Dublin Markets
Dublin reports a crackdown on adulterated tea with three consignments seized in four days. Authorities credit a high ranking Custom House officer for the pivotal discovery. The matter will undergo a formal investigation as the public and revenue acknowledge the pharmacist-like effort to protect consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Dublin
Beal of Seals horse race at Monxony meeting
A crowded August racing program at Monxony, Ave.3, features heats for two and five guineas races including The Beal of Seals. Notable entries include Mr. Twllon's Kitty and Mr. Power Othe, with a tight finish in each heat and several heats decided by narrow margins. Also noted are bets, steward decisions, and the Ladies Puse purse added by the stewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Waterford
Courhe
Twllon
Power
Mod
Kitty Vuf
Prendergaat
Mary
Master P. O'Shee
Rourgoe
Skeleton found at Clontarf churchyard murder mystery
A Dublin Jury heard testimony about a human skeleton uncovered in Clontarf on a July Saturday. Laborer observations at Harrison’s sheds place the bones in a yard long ago, with a coroner confirming adult bones likely under 30, five feet tall. Verdict: body unknown, murdered, identity undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pasley
Dublin
Clontarf
John Harthon
Gentes Hardsall
Jlke
Witda
George Harriton
Clontary Keavil
Clontarf Churel
Murray
Langstall
Brey
Persty
Harrison
Asay
Kinsale
Sheda
Marel
Navy
Robert Harrison
Jobe Harrison
Murder at Epsom A shocking crime by poachers
A Sunday morning murder at Epsom stunned residents. The victim, a long time gamekeeper for Tessier Bay of Woolcock Park, was found in the grounds with brutal injuries suggesting strangulation. Police questioned suspects including Osborne as a possible participant. jurors found no sufficient cause to accuse any individual of murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
Tessier, Bay
Woolcock Park
Tessier
France
al Epsout
St Epsom
Tharten
Epanin
Tle
Chatkalane
Eprom
William
Epson
Felix Ladbrooke
Thomas Page
Bpaum
Gilbert Menthcote
Ely Cox
Texsier
Thomas Osborne
Osborne
Murder verdict and suspects in digested case at Epsom
A murder verdict is implied with several named arrestees in custody. Suspected accomplices underwent examination by magistrates at Epsom but were discharged after strict inquiry. A reward of 2001 is offered upon conviction of the murderers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arndid
Epsom
Hussey the Murderer letter from London sources
A Londist letter says Lord Sidmouth received word from Clergyman Mr. Rodge that Hussey and confessed sailors murdered in the house, wounds inflicted during a pirate raid on a voyage to India. It notes Hussey’s sister killed herself in insanity near Hal tighgate and Hetecy’s relatives confined in Bethlem Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hussey
Greenwich
Lord Sidmouth
Rodge
India
Hansey
Mr. Shore
al Tighgate
Cummer
Hetecy
Bethiem Hospital
Painter and Spring box for 100 guinea stake at Kingston
The boxing bout between Painter and Spring near Kingston, four to five miles from London, lasted about an hour with Spring scoring a knockdown and ultimately winning by decision after Painter pressed results. Both men exchanged hard blows as crowds backed Spring at five to two, while Crawley defeated the Clare Market Butcher in quick fashion and Carter offered to fight any man in England.
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Painter
Spring
Crawley
Ramis Farm
Kingston
London
Michaelham Downs
Cognoscenti
Atversary
Paloter
Merced
Waintewu
Oitoh
Norwich
Oliver
Agaost
Claremarket
Carter
England
Cork City Records Libel Case Against Southern Reporter
William Preston White sues for libel against the Southern Reporter seeking £1000 damages. Jury finds for the plaintiff after witness testimony and speeches by Goold Townsend Warren and Pennefather O Connell Bennett O Driscoll. Old books and other items to be restored to owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork City Records
White
Driscall
William Preston White
Southern Reporter
Warren
Goold
Messrs. A. Pennefather
O'Connell
George Bennett
O'Driscoll
Jawes Lyrne
Libel case at Devon assizes Mrs Tucker defends public conduct
Proceedings in the English Circuit where Mrs Tucker denounces malversation in public office. She argues truth can be a libel defending her right to expose public officer Gurpey’s conduct. Judge Burrough rebukes the notion while the jury returns Not Guilty on libel. Also Northumberland assizes hears a seduction case where Elizabeth Carr sues for damages against Robert Clarke over her services. Evidence outlines a long relationship with Clarke and the resulting child, with defense challenging the claim of loss of services. Other brief notes cover public drunkenness arrests and related trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetelli
Ned
Cornipall Assizer
Therming PD
Mary-49
Tucker
Alent the Sefondant
Ubet
Dotuitry
Caliet
West Briton
Cornwall Advertiser
KR. Garney
Blannary Court
Devon
Heron
Serjeant Priv
Abel
Huon
Lord Ellenborough
William Cobbett
Indy Rei
Gurp
Justice Burrough
Gorry
Miss Tecker
George the
Mixs Tucker
Locke
St. Paul
Abe
Burrough
Vibellous
Northumberland
Carrom. Clarke
Hall
Thames Carr
Iaf
Isis
Christos
Toprine
Ilexbau
Thomas Pattison
Mr. Sharo
Nan
Mesham
Toreixe
Elizabeth Carliss Bean
Aaron Wooo
Dan
Verry Furly
Harvest reports and grain outlook across the British Isles
The text surveys harvest conditions in Ireland England and Scotland. It notes aridity delaying some crops and predicts an early harvest with barley and wheat ripening soon. It mentions Galway Market activity and notes prospects for grain prices and exports, with references to Mayo and Lothian regions and various farm reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meath
Faberdas
Iige Siesta Ee
Dale
Aye Ners
Galway
Na Geelte
Irc
Thedp
Stoke
Rus Lake
Loring
Osing
Bey Wiel
England
Mayo
Sucarly
Winchester
Scothad
Giagow Chronicle
Stenbouga
Cebdenica
Mercury
Boxburghshire
Berwickswra
Norethumberland
Walzit
Teruburgh
Larley
Karehall
Curtobello
Kate Rt Bob
Georgia
Dickson
Bangbolin
Peterstough
Todd
Cambend Fara
Holinfacgi
Edinburgh Courant
Parkhead
Delziel Es
Wolilgte Forte
Gloaguy
Maina
Prestontira
East Lothian
Maley Bee
Markets Report From Weaker Wheat and Oil Prices
Prices for wheat and oats edged lower while barley and flour held steady amid thin demand. Quotations reflect scarce supply and a shift to current crop produce. butter, meat, and potatoes show varied but cautious pricing with overall market softness noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duawim
Parmera
Chivuy
Cavan
Hatte
Hank
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Paris
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Kavanagh
Saint John's
Hichmood Surgical Hospital
Lawton Misuari
Wimusell
Chatham-atree
Cicero
Verburgh
Xenophon
Young
Delphini
Kennet
W. C. Hogan
Mre
Mounell
Webb
Mary’shine
Michael Mason
Christopher Jackson
Esther Byrne
Aniae Condron
Messe Richardson
Bolton-street
Minon
Jackson
Munvhizster
Vrei
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