Rich Relations and the Tyranny of Wealthy Kin
A biting sketch critiques rich relatives who wield power over poorer kin via patronage, condescension, and arranged marriages. The narrator recalls a dinner with a rich cousin, where snobbery and social manipulation reveal the corrupting influence of money in family ties.
Reluctant citizen rails at family wealth and influence
A penned reflection laments being surrounded by a powerful wealthy relative and a network of dependent cousins. The author condemns parvenus and calls for independence while admitting personal constraints and a wish to avoid hostile alignment with a prominent patron.
What Life to Choose in Daily Moral and Social Work
A reflective essay argues for choosing life rooted in nature and daily practice over abstract speculation. It contrasts rural pursuits, arts, and medicine, law, and politics, urging a ministerial vocation for true happiness, while warning against careers driven by ambition, sectarian motives, or public intrigue.
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Champort
Earth
Heaven
Cincinnatus
Appius
Lucullus
Manling
Maximian
Salono
Cicero
Amerimun
Ile
Ain
Gueas
Trump
Debentures in Donegal case debated at Vice-Chancellor's Court
Holditch v Marquis of Donegal centers on long running debenture holdings and contested consideration. The court reviews historic master reports and earlier Ireland suits, noting fraud claims, assignments to Sir John Ladd, and a 1816 compromise that led to a fresh Irish action, while weighing whether a supplemental bill may proceed without tainting the original equities.
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Holditch
Donegal
Pontlanque
Ireland
Trinity Team
John King
Mr Jones
Bennis Berry
John Ladd
Grant
Davis
Whaley
Sir John Ladd
Marquis of
D's
Iing
Lord Denegal
Bell
Lord Donegal
D.’s Securities
Henry Jones
Johning
Vics
Jones
Messia. Houlditch
Murder of Me Weare and Probert Trial Notes
Sunday last Mr Williams visited St Albans jail to inform Mrs Probert of her husband’s status. She refused correspondence until after the trial and remains dejected. Thur tell shows no change. Under Sheriff and magistrates pursue mandamus writ. Williams acts as solicitor for Probert, seeking to present a communication if merit is shown. A new witness at Watford places a gun report near eight in the evening by Jill’s Still cottage.
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Williama
St. Alban's
Mra Probert
Williams
Hunt
Probert
Thur
Tell
Nicholson
Lloyd
Fenton
Court of King's Bench
Goddart
Probert J
Pertford
George Nicholson
Jenkins
Red Lionsquare
G George Nicholson
Wade
Watford
Clutterbuck
Mavon
Smith
Jill
Revelations Grow On Murder Case At Hertford Jail
The report details new accounts from a nurse and others about groans heard near the murder site, with claims of two voices in earnest conversation. It notes Thurtell Probert Hunt awaiting trial in Hertford jail, Thurtell hopeful of postponement, and preparations by Mr Jay for defense. Mr Nicholson arrived with mandamus return and will file it.
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MruGmit
Tsa
Mar
Weare
Murder near Stockport shocks a quiet town
A young woman named Downes was found strangled near Stockport in a case stirring town authorities. The private encounter with her lover, alleged to be a respectable townsman, sparked public fear as police detain a suspect while others remain at large. Public uproar persists, with police promising swift conclusions. Also reported is a late November duel near Clapham between Edward Mitford and Lloyd Kay ending with a pistol shot and potential further confrontations.
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Stockport
Manchester Hill
Bridge-field
Bower-house
Grapes
Downes
Domension
Bardsley
Bantaley
London
Clapham
Edward Mitford
Lloyd
Osborne
60Th Regiment
Jeffries
Captain Osborne
Mir Swan
Knights of Malta Admission Fees Reach English Public
A Nov 22 letter from Paria notes English papers advertise a Knights of Malta loan with admission fees as a revenue feature. Applicants pay 3,000 francs or less by bargain, furnish certificates from three men of character, and prove fortune for benevolence. Some Paris elites obtain the decoration via Razard-table peers, enabling entry for about fifteen to sixteen pounds, while others claim upwards of 600,000.
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Paria
Knights of Malta
Paris
Furniak
Dublin Print House Advertisement Notice
The fragment describes a Dublin printing house on Parliament Street advertising advertisements and subscriptions, indicating a page printer's notice from a historical newspaper or publisher. The readable text mentions location No 15 Parliament Street and generic services without specific events or dates.
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Dublin
Duntin Juusnas
Parliament-street
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