Dublin Magazine and the fate of Irish literature
The piece critiques Dublin magazines for failing to foster Irish literary talent and laments the lack of originality in the Dedlin Magazine. It argues that public encouragement is needed and predicts that dominant party newspapers in the metropolis will not aid meaningful literary or scientific revival. The narrative then shifts to a personal account of a desperate march, hunger, loss of horse, and a dramatic rescue leading to reunion with a relief party.
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Dublin
Ireland
Dedlin
Afales
Bert
Wilkes
Caffraria
London
George
Renee
Elephanta
Peyer
Inez
Natiog
Anecdotes of His Late Majesty and Royal Experiments
A long extract recounts the late king's famed courage and curiosity. It narrates his tolerance for danger on royal hunts, his kindness to the unemployed boy at Windsor, and his involvement with early plant germination experiments using oxygen and muriatic gas. It also includes anecdotes of the monarch’s humor, a note on the Queen’s Crown, and various local notices and weather notes.
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M. Humboldt
Pohl
Dresden
Jacquin
Van
der Schott
Vienna
Georgy
Hotanic
Nickartree
Cmyseaue
Puying
Kong
Margaret Nicholson
Hadfield
Adnard
Warren Hastings
Lord Yarlow
Hasting
Mr. Sheridan
Hin
James II
Westminster-hall
Crosa
Richard Beauvoir
Eweller
Rosburgh
Dipley
Calthaway
Matchipimany
Mengura
T Hose
Scotland
Johnson
Putin
Burgie
Hera
Comber Plougiung
Comber Parming Society
Robert Cumming
Unicare
Jude
Mogh Dunn
Johu Montgomery
William M-Kibbley Coul
LL Lbs Epa
Alexander M'Kibhin
Pelough Hick
Jon Larner
Prze
Matthew M
Marran
Robert Merial
Nani
Fergusons
Election of Directors at Grand Canal Fou Dewson Street
Monday’s ballot at Chand Canal Fou Dewson Street tally lists James Dewson 057, Lord Cloncarry 870, Richard Corballis 418, Beresford Burnton 196, Warher 3145, James Hamilton 604, Pomeroy 5415, Casack Smith 391, Hareid Ha, Goold 95, Callaghan 401, Hart 159, Neodham 445. First green candidates declared elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Canal
Chand Canal
Ulough Hamilton
John Pomeroy
Waliam Casack Smith
Rodere Tarty
Williau Hareid
Beg Ha
Allernia Jammer
Thowan Goold
Makiehy Callaghan
Patrick James Hart
Thoms A R Neodham
Gfreen
High Sherriffs for the Present Year Named in Ireland
The Laws Justices appoints the following gentlemen as High Sheriffs for the current year across Ireland. Antrim Edmund M Danngll Glenarm Castle Armagh Hon Henry Caulfield Hockley Coven William Young Bailieborough Castle Cork William Bernard Castle Bernard Donegal James Stewart Fort Stewart Bag Down Mathew Forde Seaforde Dublin Sir Richard Steele Bampstead Fermanagh William Darcy Irving Cassidy Lodge Galway Walter Lawrence Belgirn Eng Kerry Arthur Meunerhassett Hallyferdy Kildare Arthur Henry Laure Pack Kitkenany Sir Johan Cogtil Rallydalt King’s County Prancia Moongy Idnon Ken Leitrim Charles Tottenbawn Ghurfarne Hall Bag Limerick Edward Villiera Nilpeacon Mayo Colonel William Jackson Baniscus Meath William Henry Waller Allanstown Queen's County Hugh Aldborough Bowen Courtwood Roscommon Daniel Kelly Carginn Sligo William Park Dunally Tipperary Arthde Carden Trinplimore House Tyrone Lieut Col Caufield Bolin Westmeath William Henry Mago 4 tunead Wexford Joshua Novo Hill Castle Wicklow William Acton Wert Anwin Bey
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Dublar Castle
Laws
Seaforde
Dublin
Sir Richard Steele
Bampstead
Fermanagh
William Darcy Irving
Cassidy-Lodge
Galway
Walter Lawrence
Belgirn
Eng
Kerry
Arthur Meunerhassett
Hallyferdy
Kildage
Arthur Henry
Laure Pack
Kitkenany
Sir Johan Cogtil
Rallydalt
Bart
King's County
Prancia Moongy
Idnon
Ken
Leitrim
Charles Tottenbawn
Ghurfarne Hall
Bag
Linerick
Edward Villiera
Nilpeacon
Longford
Robert Mackhall
Temple-Street
Lewih
Thomas’ Ler Norman
Corbullis
Mayo
William Jackson
Baniscus
Meath
Wiliam Henry Waller
Allanstown
Queen’y County
Hugh Aldborough Bowen
Courtwood
Roscommon
Daniel Kelly
Carginn
Sligo
William Park
Dunally
Tipperary
Arthde Carden
Trinplimore House
Tyrone
Col Caufield
Bolin
Westmeath
William Henry Mago
Wexford
Joshua Novo
Hill Castle
Key Wicklow
William Acton
Wert
Anwin Bey
Courtship tale and royal vignettes in 19th century gossip
A humorous courtship tale ends at the church door with a bride agreeing to three conditions about sleeping eating and fault finding. Additional notes recount a king’s quip about seeing workers, Irish bar members in crim Con action, a dog buried in barley, a duke’s memoir and a London porter shortage report with a Brighton statue being sculpted.
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Fenale
Ant Bias
Eliza
Evhail
Weymouth
Beaides
Crim
Con
Dublin
Rack
West Staidsdall
Duke of
London
St. Jan
He Styne
Brighton
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Nord
Acta
Castres
Caffiaria
Duke of Cumberland
Lord Townshend
Highneed
Messrs. Guinness and Co
Jumer
Chapel
Cashel
Tabernacle
Clonmel Advertiser
Coldlough
Donnelly
Excne
Sam, White
Joseph White
King's Stores
Con. Cronin
Paul Treslough
Suir
Killalane
Thompson
Dancrara
Italy
Rome
Florence
Arno
Parma
Venice
Spain
Bidassoa
Lrun
Saragossa
Medina del Campo
Kingdom of Leon
Estrumadura
Murcia
Valencia
Nathdrum
County Wicklow
Castle Howard
Eal
India
Wellington
Kent
Jobo Cathcart
Lees
Eay
Gaul
Ruibdrum
London Corn Exchange
Essex
Adare
Limeri Ballyrarget
Kilkenayy Bangor-Errix
Alay Cardonagh
Donegal Clogher
co.Tyrone
Moneswore
Derry
Teesday
Kilgabenet
Co. Waterford
Lisnerrick
Mrathfriland
Co. Down
Hockovery
Co. Managlan
Thoraday
Bennevabrilze
Co. Kilkenny
Castledermot
Co. Kildare
Clognan
Closes
Co. Monogun
Cloyne
Co. Cork
Muaryboro
Queen's County
Omagh
Co. Tyrone
Ssinfield
Beiday
Arowy
Norbolk
Bremen
Poland
Lawer
Tina
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