Fourth of July reflections and grand duke visit
The piece blends a July Fourth tribute praising the United States and its founders with a lengthy account of the Grand Duke Michael’s Dublin visit. It notes patriotic sentiment, naval feats, and republican ideals, followed by royal progress through Dublin including bank visits and a formal address granting freedom of the city.
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Grand Duke
Michael
Honore
Prion
Mama
Keenntard
Cuatin
Benileney Barod
Dantrary
Ponaghse
MaRsHan
Royal
Ler
Dublin
Monaison
Bis
Combined England and distress report from Stockport
Accounts from Stockport describe unrest and reemployment. workers returned to jobs but many still unemployed, with some imprisoned for refractory acts. Manchester reports slower return to work though Mr Gray’s mills kept open, and hopes labor will soon resume full employment. Paris relays news of King Charles John’s health and Swedish resistance reforms, with noble allies influencing peasantry in Esthonia and Courland. A boy, James Kavanagh, nearly drowned in the river but was rescued by John Cited, a porter, who risked his life to save him. credit given to Clifford for aiding others amid the incident.
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England
Manchester
Gray
Paris
Sweden
Charles John
Norway
Faris
Gothland
Louis
Esthonia
Courland
James Kavanagh
Car
John Cited
Clifford
Mery
Donnybrook Fair Narrated as Dublin Festive Spectacle
The article details Donnybrook Fair as a premier Dublin event with royal visitors, grand processions, and diverse amusements. It notes the Grand Duke Michael’s visit, various rides, shows, and feasts, including roast beef and corn beef, and praises police efforts for peace. It emphasizes the fair’s cultural significance and the public’s anticipation each year.
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Ireland
Dublin
Baggotrath
Macuen
Johnstone
Donnybrook Fair
Michael
Rungsia
Dunteary
Warner
Ford
Wey
Ater
Ani
Doonybrook
Cera
Fever in Dublin Epidemic Report Opens Public Plea
An 1806 Dublin committee report documents the fever outbreak progress since its spread from March. It notes rising hospital admissions, limited impact of measures, and calls for targeted actions like improved ventilation and removal of nuisances, warning against relying on hospitals alone to curb contagion.
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Cork-streat
Indus
Dublin
Bole
Sir
Patrick Dunn
Stephens’ Hospital
Dublig
Dub- Ho
Giedotv
Dobling
Gibraltar Letters From Gibraltar July Trade and Health Report
The letters from Gibraltar note inhabitants remain healthy despite heat yet suffer trade restrictions set by the Governor to curb plague from the African coast. Intercourse with Barbary halted, yet a ship leaves Tangiers every five days to collect letters for European Consuls. shipments to Spain must secure cargo and follow Spanish regulations, harmonized with Gibraltar rules.
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Gibraltar
Tangiers
Giraltar
Spanish
Spain
Police Intelligence and forged note cases in Cork and Dublin
A Cork fugitive, Herley, fled with about one hundred pounds. He was captured after a pursuit by Peace Officers Waters and Mellorda and sent to Kilmainham gaol for Cork trial. In Dublin, a forged one pound note incident led to the arrest of a young confectioner helper and a companion, with forged notes and keys found. suspect Michael Sweeny was committed to Newgate for trial.
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Treslay
Ie Heriehe
Browne
Afekender
Cork
Mo. Bey
M'Carthy
Dublio
Wraday
Peron
Waters
Mellorda
Howth
Fremons
Des Paddre
Tachons
Edon
Herley
Kilmainham
M‘carthy
America
Barrett
Mary-street
Hamilton
Dowinick-street
Mr. Hamilton
Boutine
Ball
Newgate
Mr. Harrett
Michael
Sweeny
O Donnel Holt Boxing Match Amid 19th Century Notes
The report describes a forty five to fifty five minute light weight boxing bout between O Donnel and Holt at Canterbury Races, noting technical exchanges, knockdowns, injuries, and intense rounds. It contrasts their skill and stamina and mentions associated Dublin Castle peace ceremonies and Edinburgh curiosities from a bundled, miscellaneous page.
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Canterbury
Barham Dowd
Twickenham
Randall
O'Donnel
Purcell
Holt
O'Dongel
Fouzot Shaerts
O'Donuel
Hall
Bin
Halt
Fragmented verse appears in damaged OCR text
The excerpt reads as a disjointed older style poem with misread phrases and scattered lines. It includes archaic diction about memory and friendship, with references to emotion and fate. The legible parts suggest a lament on lost companionship and the burdens of time.
Markets Kept Busy with Wheat Barley and Butter Prices
Markets report a strong wheat supply and rising prices with advances on prior quotations. Barley arrivals are limited with prices varied, and butter shows notable increases though recent sales indicate demand. Local traders note weather and supply dynamics will influence future movements as buyers stay active in Leeds and Dublin markets.
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Lameauté
Ava
Barney
Firat Butler
Sligo
Spirita
Consan
Adi
Butler
Corkig
Neal
Bret
Reilsy
Luavan
Avia
Ysad
Belfast
Walter
Ranuwteen
Kota
Cashy
Wasrup
Owara Reef
Matton
Lidia
Hutter
Loxnos
Priesa
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