Lectures on Astronomy Set for December Week Night Sessions
A series of astronomical lectures announced for December in the city, with multiple evening sessions on December 7 10 20 and 24, including a general lecture on December 20 and a morning lecture on December 24. Tickets and subscriptions available at Tyragh’s College Green and the theatre boxes. Prices listed in shillings and pence.
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Tureday
ON of
Lae
Thetrattine
Uris
Me Tyragh’s
Collégedireen
Th ‘Theatre
Priory
Mall
Britain
Ameila Island Intel and Military Movements Report
An extract from St Mary's dated Nov reports Amelia Island quiet but short on manpower and goods as officers of the disbanded 38th regiment arrive from Bt Thomas. Privateers flee, Governor Hubbard's bounty resolutions reveal land grants for service in conquest of St Augustine. Deaths rise in Florida, and reports detail tensions between Captain Felix and civil authorities in New Orleans.
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St. Mary's
Amelia
Sn. Mary’s
Thomas
Aury
Hubbard
St. Augrstine
Ginot Hubbard
Danis
Florida
Ag Uehisutte
Felix
Orleans. Commie
Patent malt improves porter colour and flavor method
A report on Wheeler and Co patenting a brown malt method to deepen porter colour and taste. It describes using a small portion of patent malt heated to 300 Fahrenheit to impart chocolate brown colour, enabling brewers to mix four parts pale malt with one twentieth patent malt for stronger liquor.
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5. Wheeler and Co
Annals of Philosophy
German student meeting fuels court investigations in Berlin
The Meeting of the Students at Eienach has filled several of the Courts of Germany will larm. The Berlin Students have been subjected to judicial inversiones on a suspicion of entering into a secret conspiracy, but no discoveries have been made. These proceedings have given rise to considerable agitation in Germany. It seems M. Grissinger and MMs Cotta of Callenderf are to remain in Naples for 6 ear, so they cannot participate in approving laboury of the States.
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Eienach
Germany
Berlin
M. Grissinger
Bluttgart
Jeanet
Taonis
Vacenurs
Tyeaxk
Diet of
Frankfort
Germany and political reform echoed in Waterford Chronicle
The Waterford Chronicle discusses liberal currents in Germany, comparing the early Revolution to French actions and arguing for representation, equality, and a shift toward constitutional government. It condemns private character attacks and vows vigilant defense of civil rights, urging a purge of libel and defamation.
Waterford Chronicle Urges Harmony Between Protestants and Catholics
The Waterford Chronicle editor calls for Irish unity and moderation amid sectarian strife. He condemns extreme actions by both sides, praises liberal sentiment, and urges social affection as the test of Christian sincerity to restore prosperity and happiness.
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Pers
Ireland
Itn
Enkas Macdonnell
Waterford Chronicle
India
Two Portuguese frigates arrive to scour against Algerines
Gibraltar reports the arrival of two Portuguese frigates to cruise against the Algerines. Cabinet Council convened at two, attended by all London ministers. Various notices follow including a French artist presenting a portrait to the King and upcoming eclipses. Also, at Old Bailey, thirty five prisoners sentenced to death for forgery. the Farland Countess of Dalhousie visits New Brunswick. remarks on Stael and Fouche, Frankfort politics, and tempests wrecking vessels. Obituaries note the deaths of Edward Attwood, Mark Ayates, and Maria Louisa Hamilton, with losses felt in mercantile and family circles.
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London
M. Gerard
France
Jeneat Pollee
M. Caze
Farland
Dalhousie
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Couper
Dake
Weral
St. Juhn’'s
Moose Island
St. Andrew's
Fredrition
Aud
America
Bremen
Algemeine Zeitung
Madan de Stael
Fouche
Augustus Batod de Stael
Alifemeine Zeitune
Madame de Stael
Excelmans
Frankfort
Vienna
Europe
Odema
Pest
Hungary
Warsaw
Leipsic
Leipair
M‘keam
Catherine M‘namare
Towngendatreet
Ormond Quay
Edward Attwood
Mark A.yates i
Mr. Lyster
Maria Louisa
W. HM. Hamilton
Peterestreet
Fashionable World News from Paris to Limerick
The Fashionable World: Caogen arrives in Paris as Duchess of CastA flees. Misses Massy reach Buovericx. Earl Mountwonats and Lord Vallen sail for Holyhead. Denanon Nocur dies intestate, his estate passing to the heir. Sir Philip Rocka heads to North Cray, Kent, and Lord MZnViLL& departs London for Portsmouth.
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Mre Caogen
Admiralty
Paris
Duchess of
Philip Kxatinea Rocka
CastLeng
London
North Cray
Kent
Mznvill
Portsmouth
The Castle of Anddluria Singers At Central Theatre
On Saturday the Castle of Anddluria was represented with Horne and Boda in key roles. O'Callaghan debuted as the Vion Casar, while Mrs. Lazenby is engaged for an evening appearance. A whimsical afterpiece titled myself or the Plural Singular drew strong applause for Talbot, with notable acting across several parts. The lighting change to wax candles altered the theatre’s appearance, and exams at the university awarded top premiums to Sir Burke and Sir Bourne.
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Anddluria
Horne
Dlphongg
Migs Boda
Herensa
Lazenby
Grigteltt
Talbot
Mr. Talbot
Fhz
Attings
Mirabel
Dovicourt
Hanger, &c
Satra
Dissolution of Parliament Possible in County Galway Race
A Mayo Constitution note and Morning Paper report a likely March or May dissolution with Castlebar as election site and Ballinrobe as potential theatre if delayed beyond August Assizes. It cites neutralized interests of Mrs Palmer and others due to recent registries and mentions Mr Dengis Bowes Daly as unlikely to decline a run. Also includes a memorial poem on a Paixceds Changarte af Prales by John J. M. Docaston.
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Castlebar
Mayo
Dengis Bowes Daly
Galway
Bread theft and herring robbery cases unfold at bank street
In a Dublin style report, Ty rence Maguire and Patrick Dulgan appeared before the Magistrates charged with stealing bread from John Quin. Separate cases followed about two men stealing two barrels of herrings from a brig near George's quay, with a public-house raid aiding capture. Additional arrests for pickpocketing and an assault near Townes Street are noted, along with a later tale of diplomatic negotiation and a humorous note about Vandamme in America.
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Triah
Sasglons
Patrick Kenna
Joseph Birch
William Wedon
George's Quay
Thomas Bingney
John
Ile
Astin
Iain Blagge
Manning
Walsh
Campion
Aston’ Quay
Dunn
Djinn
Hous
Net
John Moore
Fitzpatrick
Patrick McKearns
Shaw-street
Park
Bowseer
Terence Byrne
Bank Street
Campion Turpin
Byrne
Maritime Shipping Fragments and Vessels Listed in Evening Tide
An OCR dump lists multiple packets and brigs such as Montrose Packet, RAILED Spencer Packet, Morning Tide, and Lady Liverpool Packet with references to winds, destinations, and captains. Entries mention boats like Buckle Webb bark and William Penn, alongside cargo notes and fleet counts, in a dated maritime column style.
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Lady Liverpool Packet
the Mail
Annerley
Hero
Terodgant
Walker, Goudls
Willian Penn
Aughos
Bartey
Dee
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All Ireland
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A. M
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Gwynedd
North Wales
United Nations
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Lily
England
Jones
Police
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Great Britain
Floridas
Cuba
Military Department
Philadelphia
United St of America
F Damanes
Vandamme
Elizabeth
Evans, Trom
Montrose Packet
Spencer Packet
the Mall
W. Bu
Buckle
Webb
Ford Hill
Davis
Manturus
Dennis
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William
Haden
Prain
Muira Passage
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Melati
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Nelson
Doohne
Rock Sail
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