Voyage Down the Rhone to Avignon and Lyons
An observer travels from Lyons to Avignon by steam and boat, praising the Rhone river’s views, discussing navigation challenges, steam attempts, and the economic potential of river export. Descriptions cover towns along the shore, wine regions, climate, and hospitality in 19th century France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alenry
Tree
Rhone
Lyons
Avigdon
Abignon
Avignon
Furmer
Vel Vo
Anpry Jon
Steau
England
France
Valence
Parla
le Peage de Roumillon
Kich Wan
Charles IX
Kantor Deyts Variahe
Levis
Kagand
Whitch
Phere
Mre Pric
Parsons
Eng
On the State of a Secretary's Place by Robert Cecil Fabl
A reflective discourse on the secretary role within royal governance. It discusses authority, secrecy, loyalty, and the king's trust, warning that secretaries must gain sovereign confidence, avoid faction, and serve with fidelity or face ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cecil Fabl
Salisbury
Canada Company aims to open reserved Crown lands for sale
The prospectus circulated in London explains the Canada Company's plan to sell Crown reserved lands in Canada. It outlines a fifteen year contract with government to take possession and sell land at a price tied to uncleared land values, promising capital and new exports, including hemp and flax, to spur growth in Upper Canada and nearby regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada Company
London
Canada
Olio
New York
Upper Canada
Miny von
Baltic
Arrival of RNG Sattlere and Growth in Quebec
RNG Sattlere arrived from Kusland and Ireland at Quebec amid strong prosperity. Between the eighth and ninth of dune, the region reported abundant work and good wages with many men employed and thriving.
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RNG
Sattlere
Kusland
Ireland
Quebec
Dune
Execution in Limerick of six men for murder
The six men Patrick Minnane James Minnane John Green and the Flinn brothers Dawley and Hartnett were hanged in Limerick after being convicted of multiple murders. Crowds estimated around 10 000 gathered outside the jail as priests and parish leaders offered prayers. Patrick Minnane addressed onlookers urging adherence to clergy and abstention from oaths and drink before the execution. The bodies were taken to the jail yard then moved for dissection at the county hospital amid mourning. Patrick Minnane wed a cohabiting partner in the jail shortly before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Minnane
James Minnane
John Green
Major Hare
Murtough Flinn
Jas. Flinn
Charles Dawley
Julia Hartnett
Flinns
Dawley
Fingerald
Danil Flinn
Asand
Patrick Bennett
Gurman
Use of the Camira Obscura at Public Exhibits
A Camara Obscura exhibit demonstrates to a Glasgow audience how the device can reveal thefts in progress. A man observed another stealing, seized him, and handed him to police. The piece suggests placing such apparatus in public spaces to aid law enforcement, possibly linked to telegraph reporting from town towers.
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Camara Obscura
Geryon
Glasgow
New Irish Banking Company Promises Broad Advantages
A London based report argues the New Irish Banking Company will bring substantial commercial and political benefits to Ireland, countering negative influences blamed on misrule in the Metropolis for over fifty years, signaling a major financial development.
New Irish Banking Company and shift of power in Ireland
In Carlow Morning Post, a critique portrays a powerful Dublin bank as a force to democratize wealth and politics in Ireland. It argues the company will bring equalization of political power, challenge Orange influence, and centralize commercial wealth, while defending directors' integrity and scrutinizing the alliance of wealth with politics.
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Dublin
Ireland
Orange
Carlow
Preventives of Hydrophobia and Early Wound Treatment
Sir Aatley Cooper argues for immediate excision of bitten tissue to prevent hydrophobia, detailing depth assessment and removal of all affected tissue. He suggests potassa fasa cauterization if surgery is refused, and notes warm water injections into veins as a France-adopted remedy, with careful blood management during treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aatley Cooper
France
Carters fined for cruel cart clash in Water Street
Two cart drivers fought with their horses by hooking the carts and whipping the animals on a Water Street crossing. Bystanders intervened and the men were brought before the Mayor, fined ten pounds each, and detained until payment.
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Liverpool
Waya
Water-street
General Regulations for Warehouses and Bonded Areas
The article lists security rules for bonded warehouses and yards including brick vault arches, strong doors with fixed fastenings, street access for inspectors, limited entrance holes, and officer access. It requires brick walls twelve feet high around yards, gates opening to public ways, secured fastenings, no exposed air holes, and proximity limits to the Custom House.
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Auch
Booma
King's
Custom House
Troops Move as Irish Establishment Returns Proceed
The article notes payments and duties for three men of the army on a schedule with the 24th June in focus. It reports the 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards embarking at Dublin on the 5th and 6th, with expected arrival in London. Detachments from Grenadier Guards and Royal Lancers march to Kew and Brighton, and a Royal Lancers troop is due to arrive near Brighton from Ireland.
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Coldstream Men
Guarda
Dublin
Liverpool
London
Grenadier Guards
King’s
Kew
Brighton
Royal Lancers
Ighton
Ireland
Butter surplus and divorce notes at Brighton and New York
A broad column of assorted items notes dairy market concerns about butter weight and payments to farmers, followed by gossip on a separated widow and her Italian move. It also covers a Brighton Beach accident to Lord Fitzroy Lennox, New York banking and hurricane loss figures, a Missouri senator hedge over a duel, and a judge denying juror fees while praising civic duty.
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Bory
Wa Prattien
Fitzroy Lennox
Duke of Richmond
Brighton Guznite
Dellam
New York
Prange
New York Gazette
Ward] Barton
Missouri
Henry W. Inway
Arkansas
Barton
Major Miller
Washington
USA
Mill
Ud Staten
Davin Barrow
HH. W. Conway
Notice to subscribers of impending term in Duatin Journal
Subscribers are requested to observe receipt of the Duatin Journal on a Mt over, with a token of approaching termination of Wr. Receipt of pay will cease with the third blue cover unless renewal. Do not divide notes, avoid double partage. Letters by Whole Note endorsed Fancy Letter will be delivered, Post Office responsible for Money Letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duatin
Dublin Subscription Rates Notice in 18th Century Print
Advertisement announces annual and eight month subscriptions with prices in pounds and shillings, listing rates for different durations and formats, printed at the Dublin office for public reception by Advertizermate Subackinee and associates.
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Dublin
Subackinee &c
Gil
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