Literature review on Mandeville and Byron echo in seventeenth century tale
A critical insight into Mandecille a tale of the Seventeenth Century in England by W. Quowis. The reviewer contrasts it with Coles Williams and Miss Barbara, praising its depth and moral intention while criticizing tedious passages. It also comments on Byron and the Muses Michael Angelo sculpture project arriving in England.
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England
Mandecille
Coles Wiliams
Mandeville
Dad
Mane
Deville
Gopwill
Missarte
de Amféntfort
Barbara
Lord Bynon
Corsair
Childe Harold
Lord Byron
Thors
Childe Harald
Lord Bygon
Michael Angelo
Iteniche
Pietro Il Vinento
Jay
MonterCuvallo Syure
Prince of Wales
Marcus Aurel
Rotterdam Journal of Travel and Local Color Notes
A traveler in Rotterdam details riverfront scenes, street life, and architecture. He notes double streets, brick pavements, mirrors on houses, bustling porters and sailors, shoe shops on wheels, canal bridges, doit boats, and a mixed religious landscape including Jews with observed song. He mentions Rubens sketches, Erasimus statue, and the absence of notable art beyond a few churches.
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Tre Ephor
X.Y. Z
Rotterdam
Mr. M
Ska Plewant
Theerfil
Enol Uy
Toain
Meuse
Helmaintén Ce
Holland
Netherlands
Erasious
Bayle
Freud
le Page
Rubens
Luxembourg
Tyrol
Fragments of an 19th Century Travel Skit in Dutch Carriage
A sarcastic travel piece describes an elderly woman on a Dutch excursion with a prodigious straw bonnet and a vivid, youthful gaze surprising the narrator. The scene contrasts age and grace as a companion helps the traveler alight from a vehicle while the author notes an unexpected bloom of beauty in a rosy cheek and blue eyes.
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Tufcoune
Cork Savings Bank meeting dissolves committee and passes resolutions
An adjourned Cork meeting chaired by the Lord Bishop of Cork and Ross dissolves the preparatory committee. Resolutions advancing a Savings Bank are read and carried after debate about deposits, interest, and security, with clerical trustees to assist without voting rights.
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Cork
Cork and
Ross
Gomfiftoe
Aso
John Clear
Murphy
Ronan
William Beamish
R. O'Driscoll
Clear
Boyle
Savings Bank
Quarry
Guir
Dunran
Scotland
Baldwin Sopa
Doctor Murphy
Beamiah
Fhately
Whately
Baldwin
Beamish
Lond
Army Detachments Move Across Ireland In March Orders
Various detachments of the 14th Light Dragoons 16th Light Dragoons 12th Regiment of Foot and other units receive routes to move from Magherafelt Lumtonderry Newbridge Navan Dundalk Coleraine Londonderry Birdhill Limerick Belfast Tralee Cork and surrounding stations to join headquarters or relieve other detachments. Units transferred within Ireland toward Galway Dublin Cork and Limerick amid reorganizations and marching duties as routes direct redeployments and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
14Th Light Dragoons
Magherafelt
Lumtonderry
16Th Light Dragoons
Lancers
Dublin
New York
12Th Regiment of Foot
Portsmouth
Mauritius
Latics
Galway
Londonderry
77Th Regiment of Foot
Bird-hill
Toin
Limerick
73Th Regiment of Foot
Belfast
Tuilanore
Mtallingar
List Regiment of Foot
Tralee
Taly
Thance
Cark
Dingle
Kenmare
Gtunakilty
Ssibburoon
Santry
Mulytreet
Bere Island
Suscaiile
Whiddy Island
97Th Regiment
Cork
Star Regiment of Foot
Clonmel
Tix
Cove
Carbide Fort
Hanthowling Battery
Mauletowa
Charley Fort
49A
Military promotions and exchanges across regiments
The document lists numerous officer promotions and exchanges within the British Army, noting officers moving to new ranks or regiments without purchase where applicable. It mentionsLieutenant Edward Mic Ha, Willian Freear, Ensign Bein wy, and Captain J. S. Jones among others, with details on vacancies, purchases, and resignations, concluding with Turkish forces near Cairo.
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Edward Offaty
Henry Balton
89 Foot
Ennie
Ieee Donald
H Ditto
Frederick
30Th Foot
Edward Rh
Mic Ha
Willian Freear
44Th Regiment of
Font
Gilbert Woollart
Whitney
William
Praelan
Edward Grifithe
Monteath
Aiech
Martin Cathcart
Hale
York Infantry Volunteers
John Gray Hibbert
Thomas Chatter
Wogan
William Hartford
Yi Chase
Lembrechit
Persia
J. 8
Jones Riven i
Sae Wiltis
James Egokenes
Mirchage
Vywards
Dee
Dowla Trugdba
Cookson
Iain We. Warpur
49Th Foot
Pain
Grove
Pri
53D Foot
J. Mellis
69Th Foot
Vies Jones
Jamey Robinson
Gert
Purchase
Vee
Birkett
Thos. Carroll
Patan
Yica ‘ Law
Grant
Gent
Durehaen Tes Wes Read
Denis Montgomery Tis Davelsat
York Chanseurs
Tleman Cabot
Royal Military College
Ashe
Fairs For Next Week List Of Towns In Ireland
A long OCR fragment lists fairs and market days across Irish counties and towns including Mayo Clare Cork Limerick Kilkenny Tipperary Sligo Leitrim Kerry Wexford Galway and others with multiple two day sessions and Wednesday Friday entries. The names include Monnay Monaghan Roscontinon Ballinacarrow Crowakeile Doonberton and many more, reflecting a dense schedule of local trade events.
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JFEEK
Monnay
Cart
Milltown
Kerry
Ly Tyrope
Stratone
Cavan
Arvagh
Castledermot
Kildee
Regrouford
Mayo
Tullaban
Blowerville
Kerry Gally
Glasslough
Menaghan
Knockaderry
Litherick
Roas
Cork
Sapier Bayy
Agheimn
Wicktow
Ballibay
Batnalack
Weat
Cork-—-Leckcarrow
Thostommon
Dublin Gazette Subscription Rates and Notices
Printed for the Paorricians at their Office in Parliament Street the paper offers subscriptions and delivery terms. Advertisements and orders are accepted, with varying durations and prices listed for town and distant regions. The text includes multiple garbled figures and rates, indicating weekly issues and different service options.
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Dublin
Paorricians
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Cork Savings Hank
the Army
Jegept
Havre
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