Military colonization in Ruazia explored by Lyall pamphlet
A review of Rowent Lyanr's London pamphlet on Russia's military colonization, detailing Count Araktcheef’s plan to quarter soldiers among crown peasants, build uniform villages, and train colonists. It outlines master colonists, agriculturist soldiers, and reserves, plus schooling, police, and potential spread to all troops.
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Ruazia
Rowent Lyanr
M.C
London
TL Cadell
Ibissia
Russia
Europe
Servwua
Araktcheef
Arc Ullery
Eaipecor
Ipanna
Rugna
Novgorod
Finpress
Moscow
Poland
Turkey
Mount Caucasus
Dr Lyall
Coronista
Cave of Dauper
Bonaparte
Rusia
Kherson
Kharkof
Yekaterinoslas
Count de Witt
Kharkov
Yekaterinostas
Suldicta
St. Petersburgh
Subaltertt
Hussia
Colonista
Enomous
Euerope
Russian Empire
Alexander
Lyall
Dr. Lyall
Laughter and wit in historical satire examination
An extended opinion on laughter as a display of superiority and a social force. The piece discusses whether laughter dignifies humanity or degrades by mocking others, contrasts wit and buffoonery, and traces the decline of public jests from royal courts to common life, noting the erosion of lighthearted satire amid modernization.
The Burr and Burlesque Social Climbers in Pageant Speech
The passage examines social vanity and wit as a class performance. It argues that the so called superior class uses foils to elevate themselves by ridiculing others, from horse collars to donkey races, with patrons employing fools to flatter status. It compares jokers to court jesters and stresses the deliberate role of the Burr in sustaining vanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt
Birra
Hobbes
Horace Ange
Cole
Burr
Miss
Shakespeare
Chaucer
Massinger
Dack
Dreadful Shipwreck Off Holyhead Shocks Mariners
An ill fated brig from Cork to Liverpool ran aground off Penrhyn near Sir J. Stanley's estate after a near impossible rescue. The crew and several passengers perished as rescuers struggled with crashing waves and a missing axe to cut the mast. Six survivors reached shore, while eleven bodies were recovered later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Cork
Liverpool
Holyhead
Pier Head
Penrhos
J. Y. Stanley
Hugh Evans
Pheimen
Mr Simpson
Tule
Tably
Daserjernt
Coal Mines Letter Prompts Debate On Employment
A letter from a mine promoter in Arizona details plans to hire 20 workers and hopes to employ thousands soon, noting a dearth of clothing for destitute children and urging support for industrial effort. It also mentions annuities, deed costs, and a Royal Union Coach accident near Worsborough bridge where a Sheffield dancing-master died and two passengers were injured.
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Lerrain
Ariznanal
Royal Canal Company
Saya
Divorce cases of cruelty and adultery in two English lawsuits
Consistory Court in Lanpon, Fen reports on a divorce suit by Sarah Dall against her husband for cruelty and adultery. The couple married in St. Giles parish, with the husband alleged to pursue Anne Penny and to abuse his wife, who left home. The evidence includes confessions and servant testimony, with judgments postponed.
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Barte
Sarah Dall
St. Giles
Anne Penny
Mary Buston
Great Russell-street
William Kall
Mr Watson
Greenwich
Bab
William Hall
Mary
Christopher Robinson
Merita
Maker
Mra Manvil
Gray's Inn-lane
Southend
Manvil
C. Robinson
Lushington
Goulburn Motion Withdrawn and Irish Affairs Tangle
In Parliament Sir John Newport withdrew his motion on Ireland population returns at Mr Goulburn’s request. News notes Cork MP Mutchinson’s plan to query Ireland’s paper manufacture and repeal the duty. Reports also describe canal funding, militia appointments, and a royal funeral procession with detailed public interest items.
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Goulburn
House of Commons
John Newport
Ireland
North
Portarlington
Ricardo
C. H. Mutchinson
Cork
Lough Erne
Lough Neigh
Colonel Kelly
Dublin
King's departure and royal procession reported at Windsor
The King and party left the Pavilion for Windsor at half past twelve, escorted by the 7th Royal Hussars and others. Military bands, colours, and crowds lined the route as the sovereign surveyed the Marine Parade and Chain Pier before returning to the Palace. The Bank of England notes will feature altered patterns and invisible numbers on upcoming issues. A divorce case in Illinois was granted after mutual petitions, and a brutal assault in London left a man dead and a lawyer among the suspects amid a coroner’s inquest.
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Earl Portarlington
Lord Castlecoote
Queen's County
Royal Artillery
Belfast
England
Woolwith
Duke of York
Chelsea Hospital
Thomas Maitland
Charles Asgill
Charles Hastings
Foot
Holyhead
Sovereign
Mesdames Moore
Norton
Meer Nickle
Woodhouse
Fairs Clough
Hackett
Mortlock
Harris
Laith
Townsend
Martin
M'Clelland
Marshall
Simmons
Erwin
Dalkey
Clontarf
Dunteary
Uuphes
Cialway
Galway
Aglish
County Waterford
Westminster Abbey
Pall Mall
Whitehall
Abbey
Barcatox
Fes
Conyn
Thay
William Knighton
Carleton Palace
Bios
Windsor
Scheiner
7Th Royal Hussars
Hussary
Marquis Congram
William Krigh
Marine Parade
Chain Pier
Bank of Enatawp Norns
Bank of England
Bank of Enatrive
Don Issy
Illinois
Kaskakia
Catherine Wageman
Johann H. C. Wageman
Elliston
Catalani
Micnagt Hamerton
Esa
Hamerton
Thomas Butler
Clonmel
M. Monagork
John Jones
Vauxhall Road
Myguire-street
Jones
Bridewell
Criel
Ee Griffith
Thursda
Wilfal
Henry Grif
Griffith
Liverpool
Bollitt
Galen
Neween
Hawarden
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Butts
Hobben
Theapis
Home
Hogarth
Pope
Somers
Charles
Privers
Miles
Titleian
Min
Joe
Rheu Tugaces
Porthuime
Josthuae
Justice Shallow
Wotley
Anc Utaceuronien
Lanpon, Fen. C
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