Feinaigle System Educates Ireland with New Day Schools
A Dublin committee lauds Professor Von Feinaigle for advancing the Feinaigle method, reporting three separate schools for youth and plans to extend to Luxembourg and Clonliffe. They note strong pupil progress, praise the professor’s character, and outline gradual diffusion of the system while addressing opposition and public prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakroway Il
Crear
Civi i
Dublin
Feiniglinn Pla
Kildare-street
Mire Flynt
Freidevicke Street
Rossmore Mouse
Nildarestreet
Flynn
Luxembourg
Clonliffe
Ponsent
Clonliffs
Qhaiiffe
Felnnigilan
Ireland
Gene Fine
von Feinaigle
Permament
LITERATURE LUMRARIES AT CONSTANTINOPLE AND WHEAT REPORTS
In Constantinople the British search for ancient Greek manuscripts among monastic libraries, churches, and seraglio rooms yielded no classical texts but many Arabic and Persian volumes. Observations note liberal access from the Patriarch and archbishopric libraries, with 27 New Testament codices and several history and poetry manuscripts sent to London. Wheat yields across Argos Megara and Thessaly show ten to eighteen for one in favorable years, with variations by soil and wheat type. Scientific notices describe improvements to Davy lamps and magnetism experiments for the mariners compass, alongside an inscription fragment from Pompeii and other marginal discoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
P.S.- Av
Saint Sophia
Astern
Levant
Turkey
Bnglish
Bart of
Great Britain
Mev Carlyle
University of Cambridge
Turing
Cot’tantinopie
Carlyle
Sea of
Marnora
Prinkipo
Chalke
Prote
Anigone
Archbishop of
Canter
Seraglio
Dervises
Carl Lyle
London
East India Company
Greaue
Argos
Megara An Electsis
Vocca
Corinth
Thessaly
Greece
Topolias
Bwotla
Davy
Munnav
J. Hoousox
Heworth
Linlithgow
Scotland
Putin
Paandia Scuaus
Peterwardein
Imperial Economical Society
Prague
Journal of
Naples
I Imviant
Pompeii
Romarelli
Foreign Scenery and Manner in Leyden and Haarlem
The narrative travels through Leyden and Haarlem describing a deadly gunpowder explosion in Amsterdam, a fatal fright of Professor Meerman, canal scenery, and the virtuoso organ at Haarlem’s Golden Lion. It notes tulip mania end and the printing origin tied to Coster, with reflections on gardens, trees, and local estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard de Meerman
Amsterdam
Delft
van Rappenberg
Meerman
Léeyden
Aline
Leyden
Cape of Hope
Holland
Waarlem
Haarlem
Golden Lion
Goud Leeuw
Uaarlen
Literary and Scientific Intelligence Notice
Dr Hawnny plans a Latin work Principia Medicine Practice published by subscription. A prospectus will appear soon. A select Spanish Theatre is to be published in London. The Peatro Evponol will showcase works by Lun Veos Carparon Moneto Monixo Rotze Luis and others little known to English scholars. A two volume Paris work Mistery of Paisting in Italy is noted. The author is said to be guilty of digressions. Detamathene M A has died. Buainvit.ce has become proprietor and editor of the French Journal de Physique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawnny
London
L UN Veos
Carparon
Moneto
Monixo
Rotze
Luis
Cauz-y- Cana
Monat
Paris
Italy
Bia
Scamkeraade
Yeoiwen
Ra- Cinbe
Detamathene
M.A. Dotac
LAY O& LA Buainvit
de Physique
de Catinie
Dublin printer's notice on weekly issues and subscriptions
Fragmentary 18th century advertisement from Dublin details that printed sheets are issued weekly on Monday Wednesday and Friday, with subscription options and delivery terms. It lists prices for town and country delivery and mentions various monthly rates in old currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
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Ronvat Watrous
A. M
Hay
Brisaele
Belgium
Cezar
Europe
Romvnius
Anand P. N
Romania
Romulus
Mars
Rome
Acron
Quirinus
Jennings
Board of Admiralty
Iran
Admiralty
Ar Mus
Lonis
el. C. Jennings
Apollo
H. G. Jennings
Camper
Akien
Biarmontens
Organiat
Schumann
Camion
Daar Lem
St. Patrick's
Min
Sheba
Solomon
Pega
Lorraine
Prince of Groner
Diiett
Vaarlem
Damietta
Laurence Coster
Haarelem
Hopes
Haare
Mardkanp
Linnaeus
Donnas
Rainton
Nia
Dublis Bar
Hughish Mail
Darge
Elurks
Oman
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