Tyrolese Uprising in 1809 Scenes From a Tyrolean War
A prose fragment recalls peasant insurrection in the Tyrol during the 1809 war. The narrative covers early uprisings around Steegingen Halle and Innsbruck, Austrian armistice, Duke of Duntzic’s campaign, and desperate mountain fighting along the Inn river with Timely deaths and heroic resistance by local peasants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrol
Hoter
Speckbacher
Ivan
Dells
Augstrian
France
Austria
Duntzic
Pears
Mrixen
Lower
Thieke
Innsbruck
Inuthat
Speekbacheor
Kemenater
Mater
Vateran
Stevizing
Unter
Blu
Stertzing
Gerat
Ofhier
Noler
Landeck
Pruty
Inn
Prats
Sedative Powers of Rurne Tarte Spur Medical Advance
Literary and Scientific Intelligence notes Dr Balfour of Edinburgh promoting a tea from Rurne Tarte that he claims cures inflammation without bloodletting and may prevent consumption. The article also adds a climate-change discussion with Royal Society data on average outdoor temperatures from 1780 to 1817 and decades of record highs and lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balfour
Edinburgh
Turin
Great Britain
Ko Lane
Royal Society
Lie
Tamasa
Sreetter Ee
Junge
Dacaoker
Nadie
The Artist's Chamber and Anatid of The epot
Fragmented poem like scene describes a dim chamber with wine, beauty, and lingering thoughts. Images of mind, melancholy, timeless beauty, frogs, earth, and the evening sky frame a solitary artistic mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anow
Wermaring
Essays On Addison Johnson and Their Writings
A discussion contrasts Addison and Johnson, praising Johnson’s vigor and denouncing exaggeration. It compares their styles, aims, and life paths, noting Johnson’s resilience amid poverty and Addison’s refined, critical approach, with reflections on their influence and the era’s literary tastes.
Rambler critique of a stale yet lively caricature series
The passage praises Rambler for an almost flawless production and notes the chief value lies in its true authorship though much of the work was by another hand. It compares it with An Apraus and Junysox, claiming only two prominent figures can rival their influence, while other minor efforts struggle to endure in literary memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugnas
Johnson
Addison
Lotxeon
Hoswitt
Havace
Dremeey
Lis
Jonsson
Ando
Jomnson
Charles
Strele
Roger
Cocertey
Trekkell
Juatlee
AvDigorn
Jounsos
Hegedly
Davin
Appigon
Jonson
Ulin
Suvenal
Fors
AD. Pyson
Gonius
Han
Cuwmerland
Jonnson
Ilose
Hawknewonra
Jansson‘eatyle
Iberé
Johnoun
Rambler
Noisure
Tomright
Becaner
Tyoonly
Anpraus
Junysox
Taheir
Cribb
Gully
Mpirtt
Decorug
Mordlity
Nowers
Kilkenny Mering Factory Guild Freedom Awarded to Thoman Nowlan
The Dudlin Journal reports the Guild of Weavers and Clothiers voting to grant freedom to Thoman Nowlan of the Mérine Factory Kilkenny. The addressed document praises his services to Ireland, his role in reforming bankrupt laws, and his work with the Merino Factory teaching discipline among Irish peasants. Nowlan emphasizes the need for just taxation and the suppression of street beggars to promote industry and national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilkenny
Dudlin Journal
Guild of Weavers and Clothiers
Thoman Nowlan
Corporation of Weavers and Clothiers
Comucon Hall
Ireland
MR. Nowlan
Shu Eng
Plough
J. Davies
Bin
Ayaterd
Mnsner
Willindhs Temple
Europe
England
Murder plot Confession Ties Two Men to Bird Household
A detailed confession, signed by J. Jones from Limehouse, describes a planned burglary and murder at Mr Bird’s home in London. The account names an A and B as accomplices and outlines entry, theft, and the killing of the servant and Mrs Birdsmaid, with the trio dividing loot in a park before disposing of the weapons. The document links to authorities and notes related communications to Lord Sidmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wussey
Embraed
Greenwich
London
Bain
Hue
Tero
Mr. Bird
Eben
Iva
Arvant
Ahen
Ashouki
Vansittart
Sigmed
J. Jones
Limehouse
Aug
Hodge
Hussey
Lord Sidmouth
Thas Earty
Me. Rudge
Fairs For The Ensuing Week Across Multiple Counties
A long list of fairs and markets is announced for the upcoming week across numerous Irish counties including Cavan Mayo Galway Clare Meath Tyrone Cork Limerick Dublin and others. The notice enumerates towns and regions such as Longford Louth Kilkenny Waterford Wicklow Fermanagh and Derry with dates noted as two days in several entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxcar
Ballieboro
Cavan
Hallyket
Clare
Tallyvarey
Mayo
Hariemont
Armagh
Claddagh
Galway
Clinony
King's County
Coalymerphon
Cork City
Cromabile
Meath
Donny
Wee
Howl
Dhevink
Roscommon
Three Dupe
Warfield
Kilkenny
Cny
Kittala
Mullahid
Kerry
Scaraveld
Wesford
Scotetown
Monaghan
Stradone
Tarmonlarry
Her Common
Treanay
Birchioad
Queen's County
Dromon
Limerick
Dungagson
Tyrone
Finea
Westmeath
Lisbellow
Fermanagh
Haghern
Dery
Seertagiinuy
Winbar
Winford
Mryn
Weoxenay-Killaburo
Lower Killeabandea
Certa
Longford
Town
Mugarta
TullAnpay
Andee
Louth
Collabean
Ballytixes Keery
Beltra
Slign
Cwhircontivi
Culleawayne
Dramagh
Cork
Curraw
Kilkeany
Fermoy
Loughrea
Mobill
Feitrim
Moggore
Weatmeath
Newcastle
Newtowabatry
Wexford
Oldcastle
Omagh
Callad
Caledon
Curudonagh
Castlevomer
Kilgwuny
Crebbly
Antriat
Currana
Kerre Dunlavie
Wicklow
GalloesbHl
Lurganbuy
Leiria
Mugilla
Ishaife
Moneymore
Derry
Palmariin
Dublin
Ragullan
Donegal
Breadbally
Mragowna
Thurles
Tippecary
Tinoleagisy
Windygap
Waterford
Sarvapa
Caldorky
Chektunkmood
Lagerencetown
Shircock
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Uise
Association
Grary
Tuomas Nova
Sirrens
Harry
Namie
Mary’s Lane
Meivking
Michant Maron
Christus Plier Jackson
Esther Byrne
Anne Condron
Messe
Richardson
Bolton-street
Fashton
Anne Boynerr
Lady W
Sally X
Puorasmont
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