Fire Devastates St John’s Newfoundland Town
From letters dated November 9 to November 15 reports describe a massive blaze in St John’s Newfoundland destroying up to 135 houses and 1100 residents left in distress. Fire started central, spread along Governor’s and King’s wharfs, with ships and military aid. Losses cover merchants stores and provisions, provoking winter hunger fears and calls for aid.
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Joan's
Newfoundland
Catherixa
Blues
Marfa
Cusdon
Waterford
St. John’s
Hunter and Co
Angainedd
Catherine
Marta
Joan
King’s Wharf Governors Wharf
Treminghan’s
Front Governor's Wharf
Church-hill
Taft
King’s Hart
St. Julin'a
Governor’s Wharf
St. O's
Hondreda
Canada
United States
St. Jon's
King’s Wharf
St. Joan’s
Thorgh
Aga
Avery
Mose
Hapres
Thomas Beck
le Mesurien Melledge
Tremingham's
Atwood and
Maines
Elliots
Henry Shea
Solomons
L'Hos
Meagher
Crawford's
Hart and Robertson's
MacBrair'a
Mc. Williow
B. Thomas
King’s Middle Wharf
Church Yard
King's Lower Wharf
Newfoundland Royal Gazette
Messrs
Bulleys
Job
Cross
Parker
Parker, Cheever, and Co
Belfast Fever Hospital Weekly Report Summary
Weekly fever hospital data from Belfast shows rising cases and deaths amid typhus fears. Admitted totals reach across weeks with 112 since start and 191 remaining in care. external patients decline. A noted incident involves a discharged patient returning improperly to the facility.
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Balfast Fever
Belfast
Feoce
Amaber
Secerios
Sisters Ferrer
Potal
St! Lai
Lawoury Arneesent
Jude
Sheen Vk
Andrew Wison
Derry
Greenwich
Kilkenny
The Fashionable World in Dublin Ailments and Arrivals
Lady Frances fell ill forcing a rare audience denial at the Castle. Nobles including the Earl of Grawand and Lord Va Wencta arrived at Tuthill’s Hotel. The Attorney General hosted a large gathering. Love vna Filage played to success at Grow Street with Miss Ford enhancing the performance. A new Melo Drame The Youthful Days of Frederick the Great impressed with scenery and acting. Attendances by Maturws and his company, Mrs Satmow, Miss Stephens, Miss Goodall and Miss Byrnre bound for Liverpool concerts. Kean out sick from a severe cold after liver medicine.
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Frances
Dublin
Tuthill's
Dawnon-street
Earl of
Mount Nogats
Lord Va Wencta
Tuthill’s
Stephen’s-green
Love Vna Filage
Growstreet
Mr. Kean
Notorious Old Offender Firkin Seized After Murder Indictment
The Middle third Police captured Patrick Firkin, accused by indictment in the Crown Office of this county for wilful murder of Keating near the town in 1813. He was found by Captain Wilcock’s force after a lookout, held in confinement for trial, with five of six sheep-stealing suspects also arrested in Cashel. A stray bay horse linked to the gang was recovered.
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Crowmel
Middlethird
Patrick Firkin
Keating
Wilcocks
Firkin
Beteen Fethard
Gurran
Mid- Alethird
Wilcock
Cashel
Clanmel Herald
Collins
Kilmnanigheens
Sabbath-breaking Poulterer Brought Before Magistrate
William Watkins of Ormond Market faced Henry Cole Esq at Montraith Street Police Office on a Sunday charge of selling fowl during prohibited hours. The cage was proven, Watkins fined under the act. Other butchers warned for future offenses, penalties up to 33 pounds and seizure of goods on the Lord’s Day.
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Willian Watkins
Ormond-market
Henry Cole
William TH
Watkins
Orimunat
Tih Willian
Ant Bo Perser
Markets Report Mixed Prices Across Regions and Commodities
The Dublin market notes Saturday demand rising for grains and oatmeal, with high meat and butter prices and Christmas-driven increases. Roscommon fair yields less stock, cattle sales weak though fat cows in demand. prices vary by region with wheat and oats showing volatility and near-term shifts as winter approaches.
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Althouith
Ireland
Roscommon
Happington
DaLcette
Uno
Dublin
Sfor
Fahiday
Fuorn
Nur
Isit
Wheatale
Benn
Cork
Reid
Hainsale
Coleraine
Newpore
Ty Jon Moore
Dublin Shipping List Summary
A fragmented ship listing from the Dublin Evening Tide and Morning Tide editions mentions the King George Packet with Allen aboard, the Mary and Popov, and various vessels and crews. The text references wind conditions, Montrose operations, and several ship names and personnel amid partial, garbled OCR.
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Allen. Goedy
Heltut Mary and
Popov
Malia
Wrasse Weston Alert
Wisgages Bait
Erly
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Hone
Royal Engineers
Laiwann
Joba
Tran
Der
Satuday
Dublin Road
William Conceannens
Vir. C. Flynn
Chat House
Dee S
Enathensby
Gowrtay
A. Yan Secouilenl
Valentin Amel
Martello
Mabel
Sountnocrs
Avalt
Secon Pe Daies
Leopold
Mabert Toleaphivaelaes Row
Barty Sadl
Weaford Herald
Mountrath-Street
Dublin Shipping List
Montrose
Ceris
Withius
Andhy
Ceee
Tbiten
Prebelly, Prittard Ditties
Sens
Sprucer
Pinket
the Mail
Wyhiree Collins
Uparaning
Thiraulen
Guotlss
Wirhidies Alert Puscapedinat
Pia Igeniye
Eeners Ebiverpuel
Lav Curtis
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