New Traveller in the Interior of Africa Mollien’s Expedition
The article recounts M Mollien’s 1817 1818 journey from Saint Louis through Fouta Toro Pecking at Tangue and Bondou to the Gambia and Senegal sources. He faced hostile Poulas harsh mountains diseases and famine, reached Timbou and Banks Timbou Dyallou, then Gambia and Rio Grande before returns to St Louis after a year. The narrative evaluates his routes sources and compares to Park and debates Niger Senegal origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
M. Gaspard Mualien
Senegal
Trica
M. de Fleurian
M. Mollien
Dedde
Saint Louis
Woolli
Alam
Banco
Sego
Gay
Bondou
Gambia
Hiy
Nivkolo
Dentila
Cayor
Tangue
Tangne
Bandeia
Bandvia
Foriia-Dyallou
Ganbia
Rio Grand
Fanta Toro
M. Moilien
Rio Grande
Athin
Timbau
Pouta Dyallau
Abnany
AtJaat
Sangarary
Timbeu An- To
Poula
Poulas
Atudir
Sumbalaky
Timbou
MC Mallen
Wigek
Hawag
Toila
Mongo Park
Niger
M. Mgllitn
Sostee
Varius
Nia
Almany
Kouranka
Soliman
Sarkura
Etter
Kanhan
Kony
Boukari
Marabou
Bourre
Bandera
Poikon
Maudolins
Inez
Fonta Dyaliou
Tanda-Mare
Bissau
Geba
Bagao
Goree
St. Louis
M. Mullien
Mungol
L Vouta-Dyaliau
M. Muthentova
Tinbou
Fonta Toro
Gra‘nary
Fonta Duallon Toll
Bandon
Faleme
Fouta-Dyallou
Bondau
Thas
Wages and Bread Costs Plague English Laborers
The article argues English laborers face starvation as wages fail to match bread costs and living standards. It blames poor laws taxes and foreign competition, urging targeted local relief while noting some cotton manufacturers support higher wages and view wages as linked to prosperity for workers and masters alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Europe
Logland
Harvest Begins Across Tuam Area Amid Rich Barley Fields
From the Belfast News Letter and Drogheda Journal reports, reaping has begun near Tuam with fields of barley cut or ready, Cultra Holywood and nearby areas show progress, while flax crops in the region are unusually luxuriant and the yield of last year is unmatched by older farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuam
Cultra
Holywood
Belfast News
Drogheda Journal
Weather and crime notes from Caneiovercus Augus 1819
A fragmentary dated note reports fine weather with rare distant thunder on the second. a Belfast bound ship, the Sard, struck Paden rocks off Larue and sank, prompting calls for a lighthouse. It also mentions John John Son, jailed for forgery, escaping attempts, and harvest progress with barley and oats already shorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerceneros Lange
Sard
Belfast
Clements Maater
Quebec
Paden
Larue
Caneiovercus
John John Son
Hugh &Vans
Toman
Durance
Theriuo Ucter
Fragmentary public notices from Quvtwin area calendar
OCR text lists names Arthur Hedmond Charles Croker Klug and others with dates in August and August mentions of debts and surveyors. The legible pieces identify proposers and agents across multiple towns including Quvtwin Tiupeenry Leiria Darivy Hubtie and Seuls with dates around August 6 to 25. Content is garbled with typos but signals a calendar of debt and surveying notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hedmond
Quvtwin
Charles Croker Klug
George Fenuyil
Tiupeenry
Auirduder
Augie
Mualoeauiualog
T. B. Middietay
Robert Baber
Leiria
Awe Rave
Agent A. Abbott
Darivy
Hubtie
The Frenchman and the Pig Fable at Public Dinner
A whimsical tale set at a social gathering recounts a Frenchman defending his pig against unintended theft accusations. The crowd jokes about language barriers, misheard phrases, and a comic ordeal that ends with the pig being claimed as the culprit by the Frenchman.
Dublin police chief faces murder charge over trainee knife attack
Lawrence Lawlor and an apprentice named Youre don were charged after a 12 year old girl, Ann Quis, was stabbed near a fountain in Crosspoddle. The coroner found death from a knife wound. Lawlor awaited arraignment on a willful murder charge. A separate pickpocket incident at the South Dublin wharf led to two youths, Patty Flynn and Joe Glynn, being taken to Newgate after stolen items were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawvence Lawler
Rage Browgle
Ann Quis
Lee
Laurence Lawlor
Lawlor
Youredon
Lawlee
Lin
Walter
Heather Gen
Patty Flynn
Joe Glynn
Gabbat
Newgate
Fragmentary Dublin notice on local ads and rates
Incomplete Dublin notice lists prices and periods for various advertisements. Reads like a printer page with misread or garbled entries including figures and references to months and services. Core items are unclear but indicate rate cards and ad placements for a Prioted or Prioted for the Propristure setting.
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Ocean
Kaykaa
Ganthia
M. Matieen
Dr.Thornton
London
Baron Munchausen
Shakespeare
Kean
Braham
Tie
Skipton Castle
Ann Clifford
Narotzon
Napoleon
Schonbrun
Kremlin
Miss Williams
Spain
France
Saxony
Ferdinand
Irun
Cadiz
Madrid
Lisbon
Portugal
Comerce
Panama
Lord Cochrane
Religio
Lina
University of Glasgow
Hane Hamer
Killeleagh
Joan Sacpa
Monaghan
Wellington
Aix-la-Chapelle
Duke of Wellington
Colonets Jones and Greville
Spa
Dias Finction
Brussels
Duke of
Warsaw
Russia
Pauland
Feen
Troopa
Petersburgh
Warsaye
Cevaker
Arundel
Thomas More
Chancalier
Mr. Horo
Hemmerslay
Byrne
Cora
Tom
Gitees Fur Foue
Angel
Heaven
Erie
Ana
Uravan
Sapport
Doty
Hwin
Steaigut
Gality
Enid
Tices Hut
Aly
Dublin
POLIE
Aluplihy Jm
Fuvun
Walt. Quarkert
Jams Riddall
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