Review of Books on Historic Muse and Gothic
The piece critiques a Dublin volume titled Historic Muse and its chapters on history, Gothic architecture, and human knowledge. It characterizes the author as verbose and vulgar, exposes the book’s dubious propositions about 150 year cycles, and mocks the chapters on art, science, and the history of ideas. The review dismisses the work’s pretensions while noting Dublin’s limited banking scene and promising further publications by the same author.
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Wutis
Yurich
Dublin
Isles
Win Linting
Agi
Cerne & East
Hedey Crocey
Finn
Bering Tocel Opti
Appa
Locke
Hog
Haskau
England
Conseale
Matmyer Verre
Titel
Heitee
Rover Arch
Naini
Saul
Auber
Elias Rity
Stalin
Brereton v Trevor dam ages over brewer’s rebate dispute
A long trial in which Thomas Brereton sues Alderman Hugh Trevor for money had and received. The case centers on a 13 year lease and an alleged brewer’s rebate misappropriated by Trevor, with Brereton claiming £464 8s 6d from £9,254 13s 4d in porter sales. The jury returns verdict for Brereton for £442 16s 0d plus costs.
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Thomas Brereton
Hugh Trevor
Dicsson
FE. Penneefather
Capelutreet
Varnet
Beilain-strest
Richardson
Alderman Trevor
Hieratyn
Brereton
Whitch
Trevor
Keogh
Sabet
Yale
Crass
Grady
Keewhe
Alderspad
Breretons
Awerman
Crerston
Gooldson
Lord Noasway
Goold
Ald
Mr. GooLn
Somers
Hare
Morereton
Pennefather
Aldarman Trevor
GR Aby
Ir. Taylor
Dirkson
Hrereton
Crusmb
Wallace
Lord Nogaury
Extraordinary trial in Cork Recorder's Court description
A lengthy Cork Recorder's Court trial files Dr. Thomas Sullivan a Grover Flour Factor and Spirit Dealer charged with assault to commit rape and common assault. Jane Gregory, wife of Chandler John Gregory, testified she visited Sullivan at his home to inspect a lease and was propositioned during an ensuing house descent, with her husband and his brother present or nearby. The daylong proceedings highlighted the shocking nature of the alleged crime and the statements made by Sullivan.
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Recorder's Court
Cork
Thomas Sullivan
Jane
John Gregory
Conmeld
Chandler
Boniertsionals Ieee
Cooke
Sullivan
Mrs. Gregory
Trial recounts assault and perverse legal conflict in L en
The proceedings describe a Traverser accused of assaulting a Prosecution witness in a house near Sullivan and Gregory, with testimonies from Mrs Gregory and others. The jury found the Traverser guilty, receiving six months imprisonment and a £30 penalty plus peace bonds. The Bow Street dispute involved Lord Ranelagh and seven defendants. verdicts found both defendants guilty of trespass and related conduct, with fines and orders to repay. lawyers debated legality and dignity throughout.
Trial of Lord Ranelagh and servant in Middlesex Sessions
An indictment against Lord Viscount Ranelagh and John Byrne for assault and false imprisonment of James Robert Hall and for extorting seven shillings. Prosecution recounts a July incident when four students on a Thames outing, sheltering from a storm on Lord Ranelagh’s land, were confronted by Ranelagh and armed servants, leading to charges of trespass and coercion.
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Middlesex
Thomas Lord Viscount Ranelagh
John Byrne
James Robert Hall
Avotraus
Keaty
All&y
Alderson
Werefordshire
Mesars
Allison and Co. Solicitors
Freeman’s Court
Cornhill
Thames
Putney-bridge
Lord Manelagh
Locil Ranelagh
Hall
Lord Nauelagh
I. Wallwuss
Madras Papers report deteriorating Indian epidemics and military updates
Calcutta journals recount a grievous fever outbreak named chatera morbus in Nagpore with high mortality among locals and soldiers. Details include Colonel Adams’s corps, surrendered Rajah Appah Sahib searches, Nagpore ministers escorted to Allahabad, Ceylon troop morale rising, and a fundraising subscription in England for Princess Charlotte memorial.
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Calcutta
Cawnpore
Nagpare
Corbyn
Nagpore
Colonal Adurad
Cornet Smallpage
Appa Sahib
Yeard
Nagyore
Jubbunpore
Delamain
Allahabad
Appah Saib
Ceylon
Cather
Ttia
Dowling and Keogh Reconcile in Athlone Meeting
A morning meeting at Newpark near Athlone between Thomas Dowling and Tully Keogh ended peacefully after initial tensions. Friends of both sides intervened, leading to a reconciliation. The New Pie of Dunleary remains 1320 feet long, with over 600 workers at the site. Madras papers to July 11 report tea crop setbacks in China per Calcutta accounts.
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Madras
Calcutta
China
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Tie Snry
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Amd
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Miss Cooke
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Wall
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Ranelagh
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Dima
Alley
Mr. Hall
Adin
Tfigat
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Rane Ing
Bow-street
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Ge Hind
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Wren
Jobo Byrne
Well
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Mall
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Renelagh Re May
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