Prince Hohenlohe and His Miracles in a Foggy Age
In this critique the British Monitor ridicules Prince Hohenlohe and his miracles, arguing modern politics lack open principles and expose followers to fraud. It contrasts past clear factions with today’s duplicitous alignments, mocks miracle claims, and notes Swedenborgian and other religious credulities while praising reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Hohenlohe
Monitor
Hohenlohe
Llehenlohe
Joanna Southcote
Princeslohenlohe
Baron Swedenborg
Priestley
New Jerusalem
Hubentohe
Tohenlohe
Zentlamen
Holy Apostolic Roman Catholic Church
Iather
Heaven
Plolenlolie
Rome
Prince Medternicht
Descrip tion of Dutch method for preparing flax in Ireland
The Belfest Nerwa letter reports a field visit by Dutch agronomist Peter Besnard to Springfield, Ireland, detailing Holland style flax harvesting, handling, rippling, and steeping. It covers pulling timing, shock arrangement, dew and rain management, and water steeping practices, arguing Dutch methods improve seed quality, fiber, and linen market competitiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfest
Joseph Stevenson
Sprigfield
Holland
Peter Besnard
Ulster
Stevenson
Hernard
America
Linen Board
Besnard
Ireland
Mgr Besnard
Letter on Vessel Dismasting and Timber Rescue by Water Guard
A Dublin Water Guard report notes that on the 21st, a dismasted vessel, about 250 tons, was seen drifting toward Branack Isle. Richard Hooper’s crew attempted to tow, but the ship struck and quickly broke up. about 200 reams marked G. R. were saved, with cargo of American pine and spars. The No Isle of Arran and Geelin Head units preventedHookers from stealing timber, but the vessel’s name is not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Christian
Preventive Water Guard Office
Dublin
Chamber of Commerce
Sterne
R. N
Preventive Water Guard
Galway
Geelin Head
Branack Isle
Richard Hooper
Isle of Arran
Italian letters report Austrian tribunals condemn four Italians to death
Letters from Italy claim Austrian courts condemned Count Confalonieri Marquess Parovicini Mempiani Castiglia and Castiglia’s colleague to death for opposing Austrian rule. Advocates Colonel Moretti and a group of students are named as supporters of rebellion. The letters allege the crimes are not faults, but signs of Italian aversion to Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Confalonieri
Parovicini
MM. Castiglia
Mempiani
Moretti
Austria
Tudy
Fatal Shot at Swinefleet House During Market Visit
In Swinefleet near Howden a Saturday incident at Mr Ireland's house ended with a nine year old boy killed by a servant. The woman, seeking bones for her children, threatened the boy and fired a gun after failing to deter him. the shot struck the boy in the throat, killing him instantly. The scene left residents shocked as the gun was later found unloaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Connell
John Dundon
Dennis Morrissy
Cappanahane
Morrissy
Daniel Connell
Meg
Dundon
Connell
Daniel Nunan
Olay
Cuthbert
James Dempster
Nenagh
Haron
Wetarrd
Swinefleet
Howden
Ireland
Eldry
Poison and death in a woman of eighteen at Norton
Martha Rose about 20 died after taking poison at her home in Norton. Witnesses described she had been ill, and had recently become pregnant. Richard Willis supplied the poison as he testified, and Thomas Gorton faced suspicion for conduct toward her. The coroner and jury ruled death by her own action, and burial was ordered in the churchyard without a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Journal
Fox Inn
Chipling
Norton
B. Delatay
Martha Rose
Colegrove
Baker
Pera
Heynes
Chipping
Harris
Richart Willis
Willis
Fineas
Richard Willis
Wes
Harris Wreny
Thomas Gorton
Coltove
Wieseard
Ann Thornton
Rhys Quest
Ani
Thomas
Sarah Tomkins
Mr. Colegrove
Blue Dick
Mary
Uas
Fair at Spandilhill Fails To Aid Poor Farmers
The Spandilhill fair, once a strong county event, declined due to hard times as landlords pressed for rents leaving poor farmers unpaid for their grass. Two youths, John Cavanagh and James Dowdall, aged about 18, drowned after drifting from shore at Dunavey while fishing without a boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spandilhill
John Cavanagh
James Dowdall
Dunauey
Dublin Journal Office Advertisements Section Entry
Fragmentary OCR notes reference printed items at the Dublin Journal Office by meat-street corner fission-stree, indicating an advertisements column or notice area. The readable fragments imply the standard listing of notices and ads typical of a newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Officrs
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Prius
Court of King's Bench
Mr Salverte
Naas
Cork
William Pennefather
Excise
Frederick Mayne
James Napper
Excise Office
Thomas Shee
John Murrogh
Hewitt and Co
George O'Grady
Blacker
K. C
Gleeson
Nir Moor
Robert Waller
Wilson
Fox
Limerick
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