The Fashionable World Engages New Theatre Performers
In Drury Lane a troupe adds Marwan the tragedian and Stanley and Belchambers from Bath Theatre to its lineup. Royal and noble visitors pass through Clonmel and Dublin areas, with shifts in clergy visitation policy and concert appointments. A wave of society movement, theatre engagements, and courtly news fills the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marwan
Stanley
Belchambers
Bath Theatre
Harry Johnston
Druey Lane
Earl of Harrowby
Lord Headly
Waterford
Fleury Runeel
Clonmel
Melancholy Accidents and a Kidnapping Reported in Chatham Isle of Wight
A string of grim incidents from Chatham and nearby areas includes a woman named Mrs. W who after a mental breakdown threw a tumbler and attempted self harm and injuring her attendant before leaping from an upper window. others report fatal injuries at a brewery and a steam engine accident. The Mary Ann voyage near Yarmouth ends with sixteen passengers lost and one pregnant wife left behind. A child is reportedly abducted in Kensington when a well dressed woman lures her away, and multiple minor sensational notes follow, including a gamekeeper’s extraordinary shot and a Bath Court scene over a fourteen pence debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilton's
Sir Charles and
Lay Doyle
Sir Coghill Coghill, Bart
Alr
Mra.Sherwll
Antd
Cuatletown
Earl of
Upper Quiery
Suiter
Vesey Fitzgerald
Brustele
Kia Grane
Primme
Down and
Con- Wor
King’s
Royal
Sir Gee. Smart
John Stevenson
Shield
Avdoon
Mr. Shield
Croker
Isle of Wight
Admiralty
Ireland
Viscount Melville
Mr. Eay
Lord Amherst
Grosvenor Street
Keene
Lord
Castlereagh
Northray
Duke of Devonshire
Continent
Earl
Cuuntens
Westmeath
Hatfield
Lady Passee
England
M. Sanjini
Fosapartis
Milan
Cart
Henry Hobhouse, Esq
John Beckett
Home Department
Hunter-street
Groavenor-place
Marchioneas
Buckinghamshire
G. Moule, Esq
Hobhouse
Treasury
Earl's Court
Whitehall
O'Callaghan
Wellesley Eatate
Meath
Muyare
Dangan
Madame Catalani
Weters
Glover
Drurylane Theatre
Tacledon
Liverpool
John and Edward
Webb
New York
Paris
Tula
Hamlet
Arcas
Mamet
Talma
Poignard
Calais
Simpion
Eyfilau
Turin
Larcorgate
Wesort
Arog
E. Winkham
Sun Tavern
Chatham
Tyre
Are. W
Mr. Beats Brewery
Wa Team Engine
Darling
Mr. Richards
Mr. Rennie
Chatham-yard
Yarmouth
Armouth
Taylor
Faulkner
Evon
Malony
Adleman
Bradebaw
Prendergast
Mae Mullings
Society of Friends
Liverty
Wakeford
Coach
Casvey
Me. Williams
Mies Adneman
Thuradase
Kensington
Phillimore-place
Hammersmith
London
Roots
Aeil
Meeting notice for a Gadelic Society in Cork county
The Cork Advertiser reports a Saturday meeting at the Crown Tavern to form a Gadelic Society in the county, with over eighty names already seeking to join, including many city notables, amid a broader revival of Irish literature. The item also covers varied science and antiquarian notes from Russia to Devonshire, including a galvanic device, coastal surveys, and discoveries near Ivy-bride and Sandy Cove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Tavern
Cork
Petersburgh
Russia
M. de Pradt
Portland
United States
Newport
Devonshire
Ma Bowen
Ivy-bride
Ashburton
Pega
Daninty
Hottom
Moravia
Prince de Salm
Provincial Intelligence and Local Robberies Report
Reports of rising crime in Mary street Hawke street and Irishtown include robberies at Grace Holmen and Gorman shops with items stolen such as a horse bridle boots plate and apparel. Ahearn garden wall thefts and fever outbreaks in Clonmel raise alarm with eight daily deaths and families struck by illness amid Burren Races entries and preparations for a Tuesday 26th race day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Grace
Mary-street
Mr. Holmen
Hawke-street
William Ahearn
Irishtown
John Gorman
Thomas Prendergast
Miser's Mall
Devee Wallie
Twanly
Clonmel
Eyre
C. Mt. Eliza
Cork Assizes verdicts and trials summary
At Cork Assizes the case v. Austin was heard by Sergeant Jackson and a special jury from morning until night with a plaintiff verdict. In Lord Bawtry v. Euthins the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff. The King v. Begley Bastible and Cattoghane saw a Grisnal Court trial finish with the defendants found guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke
Aca
Tucitay
Auatén
Jatknioh
Waal Agin
Letkee
Begley, Bastible
Cattoghane
Grisnal Court
Traveruera
Financial acknowledgments from parochial school and asylum
Alderthan James treasurer acknowledges nine pounds received from Synnote Esq per Rev Mr Weakley to aid exhausted funds and returns thanks. John Jones, secretary to the Old Man's Asylum, reports receipt of funds from Edmond Johnson and two friends in shillings, viaMer Dogdate and Ted Shillings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderthan James
George’s Female Parochial School
Synnote
Weakley
Ita Almon
John Jones
Old Man's Asylum
Edmond Johnson
Mer
Ted Shillings
Harvest and Market Reports Across Regions
In Ireland and England, harvesting progress dominates market news with mixed results. Reports describe poor sales at Ballykenny and rising hopes for late crops, while oats and wheat show strong yields in Limvick and Kilkenny area markets. London and port market summaries note good wheat arrivals, brisk sales, and rising colonial demand, as harvests appear abundant across Britain and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallykenhy
Bayer
Great
Atlantic
Kingdom
Sxico
Ava
Edward Carr
New Ros
Carr
William Watson
Whitehall
North Liberties
Limerick
Joseph B. Vize
Beavast
Baley
Younghusband
Ballydrain
Lisburn
Enolamd
London
Corn Exchange
Suffolk
Great Britain
France
Germany
Turmouth Herald
Liverpool Advertiser
Leeds
Lyng
Norfolk
Liverpool
Harewood
Rawden
Jdoneheder Herald
Leeds Intelligencer
Harvest news and market notes from Dumfries region
A long-winded report covers harvest progress and weather effects in the Dumfries area, noting barley and wheat yields, recent rains, and prospects for reaping. It mentions farm activity at Moy Seid Edinburgh and Greenbrae, with prices and market terms for grains and salmon, alongside Irish market references and bread prices in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney
D. Bishop
Rey
Targell
Dumfries
Forsythe
Barle
Greenbrae
Torthorwall
Owen Pace
Sis
Dublin Advertisement Rates and Names Listed
Printed for the Proprietors at their Office in Parliament Street advertisements are received. Rates show twelve months four shillings, six months eleven, four months three months with varying country charges. Notable names Newton & Co, J Ware, Tarion Smira, and Co appear alongside office addresses in London Edinburgh and Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Messrs, Newton & Co
Wa Square
J. Ware
Fleet-atreer
London
Tastes
Tarion Smira, and Co
Newsp and Advertising Office
Edinburgh
Enghal and
Beouh Agee
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Stouen
Mademoiselle Garnerin
Park of
Trianon
Cronaut
Provincial Intelligence
Rez