Local Gazette Reports No Public Audition Noted
A private letter dated Lopid Saturday evening states that it was decided to open the Pottethe London Gazette of that night contains no auditionification. The source fragment suggests no public notice or audition occurred as announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lopid
London Gazette
New York
Mexico
Martinique
Veraruz
New Park
Nouféed
Sydney
New South Wales
Riley
Trombulla
Washington
United States” Armies
Congress
Oats import and foreign warehousing debate in London
In London on Friday the Board of Trade debated whether the Port should be opened for the week of Foreign Oats. If opened, between six and seven hundred thousand quarters would flood the market, warehoused or from arriving vessels, with a duty of six pence per quarter on much of it. The move promises revenue for the government but lowers oat prices for farmers, while affecting the currency and trade balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Holland
Engand
Netherlands
Mrresty
Canning
Prince de Polignac
Madrid
House of Commons
Earl of Liverpool
House of Lords
Acta
Mexico
Trurbide
Republic
Imaz
Colombia
Peruvian
Bolivar
Coust
Therewald
Denainvnew
Kerolsphere
Courier
Close
Cork City Chron: Grand Jury and Cork Court Sessions
At Cork City the Grand Jury and Court opened with delays and adjournments. A juvenile accused faced scrutiny over oath obligation. a port and bridge closure matter was discussed. a theft case led to transportation debate. Patrick Lombard and John Sullivan stood trial for firing on Patrick Scannell. witnesses described the night, with Lombard and Sullivan accused, but the jury found Not Guilty for Lombard and Sullivan after separate trials. further bakers faced charges and delays before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava
Vandelenr
Dee
Eneh
Ana Witorss
Gremd Tury
ST. Patrick
Port- Cutie
Jackson
Seversl
St. the
Patrick Keeffe
Justice Vandeleur
Meaga
Dublin
Freeman
Noble Johnson
Cork
Thamas George French
French
Court of King’s Bench
Sohpacs
Priday
Patrick Lombard
John Sullivan
Patrick Scaonell
Torent
Lombard
Patrick Scannell
Cap-well
Cove-street
Kows
Timothy Keily
John Cleary
Lombard and
Sullivan
Kelly
O'Connell
Bullivan
Patrick Keily
Devcri
Scannel
Brit
Louis Bo
Walter Lane
Fig
Lane
Sertox Goold
McLane
Ohn Carey
Jeremiah Sullivan
Murray v Devonshire Now ham court case details emerge
A lengthy court record from Murray v Newenham and Murray v Devonshire outlines bail, damages, and testimonies across trials in the King's Bench era. Witnesses include Newe nham, Saunders, Foot, and O Connell with claims of payment, arrest warrants, and legal strategy.
A French cloth Merchant’s odd duck experiment
A reader from Abbeville describes Mr golly a cloth Merchant possessing a drake trained with a bird organ to sing. The piece jokes about repeating the trick on a turkey and warns that if successful, ducks and turkeys may soon appear in cages rather than on tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Golly
Abbeville
Turkey
Reese
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nate Turday
Grand Canal
Royal Canal
National Insurance
Berlo
Royal Feiah
Patrick
Airock
Hibernian
Royal
Debi Idwawal
Lisbon
Sth
Marine
Saterday
Brockanerkei
Paris
Sellors
Isneral Rinconta
Sovereign Congress
Brincas
Sampiel Ata
Freeh
Vera Crug
Jalepa
Victoria
King of Trance
Rincon
Mexican Republic
Spain
Mocanbo
Jalapa
L. Bull
Ganges
Middleton
Pacife
General Bravo
Guadalajara
Bravo
Banda
Alvarado
Mince
Gant
Murphy
Gatores
Tim Beer
Gen Bravo
Guadalaxara
Tis
Brava
Pewce Bourteen
Ishment
Hutricide
Acapulco
Gamyaquil
Colonial Ofice For
Trinidad
Cork City
CRON
Sullkean
William Spiller
Thomas Cocker
Alia Laptello
Raat
Record Court
Murray
Devonshire
Ham
F. M
George Bennett
Hevordter
King
Neéewerthard
John Saunders
Larka
Newenhem Aeeinat
Kyeis Allen
Newenham
Rawnads
Varchan
Pope
Walsh
John Burnield
Richard Foot
Atwrney
Thomas Barry
Newent
Waggett
Richard Boot Wan
Aluvray
Witheas
Tham
Garien Lever
Nual
OG Roy
Imuch
Min
Newenhar
Dildy
Mr O'Connell
King’s Eneh
Buller
Jeness
Alance
Sergeant Jackson
Dring
Foot
Ray
New
Yehenette
Timothy Sullivann
Neployment
Ling
Augustun Warren
Murry
Daniel Spillane
Cauge
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!