Storms and Lootings Tie Up Irish Coastal News
Reports from Cork, Sligo, Limerick and Clare detail shipboard dangers, burglaries, and local magistrates actions. A brigantine from Fitchtia carried flour and supplies with repairs amid tides. Thieves disrupt James agan estate, while Eyre and servant stop a robbery. Public notices include magistrate appointments and a Brussels court ruling on Wellington's appeal.
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MfTatyra
Wau
Killaugh
St. Jatin’s Point
Fitchtia
Rowley Miller
Moneymore
Londonderry
Sinala Rophiery
James Agan
Cork
Yhomag Walker
Thia City
Waterpark
Fermay
Lord Waterpark
Seteo
Thomas Sodeu
James White
Owenninp
Maxwell
Franklin
Hugh Caw Jey
Wm. Fyre
Wabner
Cawley
Sligo Jowrnal
Limrarck
Pasa
King
Michael Mulqueeny
Alderman Watson
Ennis
Lierick
Bollingarry
Kilmore
Lynch
Evans
Ft Tufts
Vesey Pitagerald
M. P
Janes Moloney
Fhomak Browne
Francis Lloyd
Robert Westropp
John O'Callaghan
Thomas Studdart
Henry Butler
Willing Read
Batt
Femnya
Thomas Steele
O'Callaghan
Catholic Affairs Message to the Pope from Waterford
In June 1817, a Catholic affairs communication from Waterford Ireland reports that resolutions in favor of Catholic unity were gratefully conveyed to the Pope at Castel Gandolfo. The letter thanks Cardinal Delta Soring Rin and the Catholic community, affirming Ireland’s Catholics support and patriotism.
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Rome
Prasside
Watogiocd
Castel Gandolfo
Delta Soring- Rin
Vax
Ireland
Holy See
Charitable Committee Appeals for Aid After Large Donation
The Charitable Committee of the Four Courts Marshnises reports donations totaling £89 8s 4d including £3000 brought over and various sums from named individuals. Funds were used to relieve thirty persons weekly and discharge eighteen. They thank Treasurer Mr. Robert Shaw and John Weldon for support, appeal for further assistance, note six pounds of butter seized for distribution, and commend Dublin Journal and Carrick's Morning Post for publishing their progress.
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Dublin Castle
Te Connect
Ligutenast
M*kenzle
Tomgranny
Moloney
Colanel Bromhead
Limerick
Dom
Tulsa
Tfou
W. Veetey Fitzgerald
M. W
General Bromhead
Magistraus
Louis Chantel
Four Courts
Herdgfer
Henry Fox
Fay
Bridge
T.o'callaghan
Street Chapel
M. M‘conn, Esq. 10 6 Rev. Mr. Nowlan
A. Colles
O'Denevan
H. Baylis
Robert Shaw
Jahn, Weldon
Damestrecht
Ohort
Tudor
Dublin Journal
Carrick
Morning Post
Charge of murder linked to Labrador voyage incident
A Dartmouth youth named Simuel Brown was brought to London charged with wilful murder on a Newfoundland fishing voyage near Labrador. The victim, I Pearce, and Brown allegedly argued over food, Brown killed with a harpoon, and Brown endured harsh treatment on shore before being returned for trial.
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Simuél Brown
Dartmouth
London
Labrador
Hie Women Fee
Tothill-Geldsprison
I. Pearce
Newfoundland
Europe
Providence
Lords Council
Primar Iy
Royal import, Irish officials, and London arrivals noted
A Melbourne era style report records Her Majesty and Princess Elizabeth’s Windsor journey, noting the Viceregal Lodge dinner with noble guests and Official staff movements. It lists Sir Sypyry Brekwira and Sir Giorat Hecewren as attendees, and details the Marquis of Lansdowne, Earl of Reannary, and other peers traveling between Dublin, London, and Bowood Park. The Duke of Kent marriage rumors are denied, while plans to visit the Prince Regent at Brighton are mentioned.
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Lona Ltkurmnanr
Ray Belters
Marquis of Lansdowne
London
Bowood Park
Wilts
Earl of Reannary
Irelands
Earl of Livenpoolt Bag
Worcester, &c
Duchess of Wallind Ton
France
Duke of Kent
Hambigh
Duke of Camanthug
Lindgrave Frenenica of
Hesse
Acuvata Wikhelmina Lovisa
Casrimpenau
Prince Regent
Brighton
Impson
Dee
Elizaneth
Windsor
Fever Hospital Week Report 181T December 13
Weekly hospital tally shows admissions and discharges to end December 13 with totals in house and deaths. It notes a dying patient admitted and dying soon after, and lists overall admissions to date and dismissals.
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Belfat Fever Hopital
House
Hulsean prize awarded to John Weller at Cambridge
Proceedings from Cambridge note John Weller of Emanuel College won the Hulsean prize for a dissertation on why celebrated ancient writers neglected the Christian religion. Reports detail prize subjects for the next year, church appointments across Cambridge, and new suspensions. Brussels dispatches discuss Flemish letters praising native manufacturers, French press liberty debates, Dutch tea trade issues, and public policy vibes with patriot figures like Van Vogendorf.
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Cambridge
John Weller
Emanuel College
Bae
Fins Perial
Rome
R. Dufild
St. John’s College
St. Rudyardy
Mitely
Ely
D. Creswell
Trinity
James Moore
Mandalen Colleges
St. Pancras
Middlesex
St. John's College
J. Aflow
Lincoln
Hulcote
Bucks
Brussels
Ghent
Tournay
Courtray
Mons
St. Trond
C. de
Algiers
Europay
France
Holland
Camuerve
van Vogendorf
Orange
South American expedition and press liberty debate
Reports describe a large new South American expedition with extensive ships and troops, including Russian involvement, plus dispatches from Paris on budget and taxes. In Dublin and Philadelphia coverage, British officers in America face arrest over alleged arms transport, while a debate on press freedom closes in the French Chamber amid procedural wit and parliamentary maneuver.
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South America
Capiz
Lina
Havannah
Cnet
M.fauget de Buure
M. Becquey
Chamber
Seurday
M. Morigéb
M. Metadier
Tribune
Agrel
M. Morisset
Clumber
Dublin Journal
Philadelphia
Warrom Dodge
Washington
Uish
West
America
Jadae Washington
United States
Bagot
Hou
Cork market reports and prices for feed and goods
Markets across Cork and Limerick show variable prices for feed, oats, potatoes, and wholesale goods. Notes indicate limited supply and subdued demand for inferior quality, with modest activity in London and steady to weak price movements for key staples. Odors of frost impact and general trade conditions referenced, reflecting a cautious market stance.
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Cork
Der
Whwat Sk
Ovisdis
Ebelty
Distillers
Inerier Duwa
Boerley
Pere Malifia
Duahly
E. Jaron Aston
Limewick
Dov
Nile
London
Usis
Feinaighian Institution Reaches Fourth Year Milestone
The Feinaighian Institution marks its fourth year with a public display of progress showing strong senior pupils entering university. Exam results highlight high placement overall, with several graduates securing top premiums for excellence in classics, languages, and sciences. The founders emphasize national aims to spread Feinaighian education across Ireland and the British Empire.
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Poplin
Cacitalis
Lms
Fife
Ireland
British Empire
Lixegsbourg
Iresland
Luxembomy
Ami
Varian
Pris Iim
Bas Jorg
Barto
Clive
Atdao
Orlel
Douay
Elena Teakise
Peete
Hanna
Leela Aide Wineryes
Apelitas
Eis Teak
Davis
Sudha
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High Court of Distrie
Duke i Wellington
Correctional Tribunal of
M. Debussher
M. Debusseher
M. Tartesen
Atrdey
M. Vanhope
Gheel
Catholic Affairs
Faanchia J. O'Flnan
Richard Power O'Sher
Iraq
Gardenmorris
Waterford
Ciarge
Thimburgh
Court
Isl
Proceedings OF Learned Societies
John Jones
Tate Old Men's Asylam
Mark Harty
Ten Guinras
Big & Guverner
Feinaglian
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