Review of Henderson Iceland and other essays in The Quarterly
The piece analyzes Dr Henderson's Iceland travels and observations, praising his climate portraits and anecdotes. It surveys subsequent reviews of Maturin’s Bertram satire, Milman’s heroic poem, and a life of Robert Fulton, with critical notes on authorship, bias, and the Quarterly Review’s satirical stance.
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Jean Henderson
Iceland
Dr. Hondgraen
Isla
Dr. Henderson
Jan Thorigkson
Milton
England
Henderson
Bertram
Eva
Maturin
Rashburgh
Maturih
Jpriglete
An. Milman
Ene
Etek
Leith
Robert Poon
St. Fulton
New York
Iff
Diagrenliane
Hetrath
Torubard Ie
Tay
Journal 4
Dbuve
Edinburgh
China
Europe
Etary
Sities
Mary ‘Wortley
Montague
Spain
Philli
Kit
Omi
Sit B
Phillipa
Sidiqui
Gargain
Senate
Dublin Journal
Charenter Co
Stracueee
Mr. Brown
James
Swaden
Brown
Shifting views on Cambridge dons and Bellamy replies
An article review covers Sir James Smith’s Cambridge opposition, Cambridge orthodoxy, and the Socinian issue. It critiques Hazlett’s English Poets critique and notes Bellamy’s reply in the Quarterly Review. It also discusses Louis XIV memoirs, Sir R Wilson’s letter to electors, and Brougham’s Education Committee portrayal.
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Rawn
Davison
Pliny
Cheopa
M. Caviglia
Hazlett
Cambridge
Sir James Smith
Sir James
James Smith
Regius
University of Cambridge
Quarterly Review
Bellamy
Elle
Dungeon
Louis XIV
France
James the
R. Wilson
Yirth
Brougham
Wilibe
Mr. Brougham
Irregular Sea Disaster and Maritime Notices
A fragmentary report recalls a sea incident near Ringsend where a wherry capsized in a snow storm, four crew rescued by a small boat. The piece notes the wherry’s owner, a shipbuilder at Ringrend, and mentions another wreck near Wexford with cargo valued around 10,000. Also lists a Port authority appointment and Lloyds claims lodged in Wexford.
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Banday
Wikia. Robinson
Nicholas Rage
Law 'M
Themerieas
Ringrend
Bemah
Dublin
Wekland
Wicklow
Wexford
New York
Joseph Rre
Larre Cates
His Majesty
S Court
Exner
Ireland
John Dese
Elf
Priances
Eald Court
Belzoni’s Extraordinary Early Life and Egypt Expedition
A detailed account recalls Belzoni born in the Papal States and famed for feats in Edinburgh and Ireland. He rose to prominence under Mr. Salt, leading trenching and statue discoveries in Nubia and Thebes, battling labor and health hardships to uncover tombs and temples in Upper Egypt, aided by Beachey and Irish servant, after initial failures and a long struggle to win labourers.
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Belzoni
Lord Belmore
Belgoni
Papal States
Edinburgh
Isle of Men
Lisbon
Anager
San Carlos
Valentine
Oreon
Agaly
Samson
Cairo
Eacrent
Nile
Sethens
Sas
Tyre
Dew Ba
Upper
Egypt
Salt
Ntleman
Sheik Ibrahim
Mempun
Thebes
Mia
Ars Tote
Slane
Nubig Jonnory
Beachey
Bul
Fia Sheik
Aga
M. Jomard
Mr. Thomhe
M. Teed
M. Vipesntli
Parvats Tutatarcach Theatrical Teaser and 1817 notices
A garbled historical notice recounts theater events and public notices from 1817 including a performance at the Cloiast area and advertisements in the Galway or Dublin markets. It mentions deaths, personal crises, and raffles, with several fragmented references to places like St Peters and a British Gallery. It also notes storms and local civic events with scattered details.
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Cn St. Peters
Anpear
Onoay
Galentta
Europe
Moma
British Gallery
Francis’ Tippius
Bellary
Vaul
Louth
Wilcocks
Cronmel
Stoum
Sandey
Cork Morning Intelligencer
Nova
Mona
Divonca
Windsor Establishment Pension Proposals and Royal Expenses
The committee reviews the Windsor Establishment costs including daily attendance by royal officers, salaries, and the partition of civil list expenses. They propose reductions and a standing provision for Queen Mary’s household and royal attendants, with references to historical civil list limits and annual caps, dated 17 February 1819.
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van Anhdal Ann
Chopra
Calowét Stephenson
J . King's
Ousehold
Winder Casale
Hiva
Agather
TiJesty
Henares
Mary
Wald
Caroline
Maleate
Prnsiby
Reig Nidt
Lowaribes
Patti
Te - Alé
Orn Pal
Pensiona
Royal Court of Paris Reverses Versailles Judgment
In a long appeal the Royal Court of Paris overruled the Versailles decree and condemned Mr Boylan of Dublin for costs and damages. The case involved an Irish judgment obtained by default against Mr Henry in the Court of Versailles and its execution on his goods. The French court held that a foreign judgment between foreigners cannot be executory without domicile and questioned any enforceability between non-residents.
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Royal Court of
Paris
Boylan
Dublin
Gary
Straffan
Ireland
Henry
Ver Iles
Ienry
Paria
Persan Ambassador Arrives in Vienna En Route to London
The Persan Ambassador Mirsa Abbool Hassan Kan reached Vienna aboard the Jat en route to London. A note from the dispatch mentions a travel route via Turkey and a guarded escort described with uncertain phrasing.
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Persan
Mirsa Abbool Hassan Kan
Vienna
London
Peeee Mee
Peal
Ircacsian Irk
Turkey
Vstee Black Euouchs
Paris
Pepe
Election Petitions and Irish Parliamentary Bribery Practices
The report outlines parliamentary election issues including bribery and treating, petitions, and the consequences for sitting members. It covers historic cases from Southwark, details petition costs, witness expenses, and the process of declaring election results void or upheld. It notes delays, adjournments, and penalties, with emphasis on eligibility and legal standards affecting candidates.
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Igniselles
Tte
Asia
Vane
Sittin
Southwark
Kallasson
Tierney
Thellasson
Phellasson
Tiwenryy
Houw
Thetinsson
Phellnseog
Mer ¥Iene
Newgate
Notice of Petition and Insolvent Debtor Relief in Ireland
James Tallon announces his petition and schedules filed in the Court of Exchequer in Ireland to seek discharge from custody and creditor demands under acts of Parliament in the reign of his Majesty. He states readiness for examination by creditors and invites all named and other creditors to appear. Printed for the Proprietors at Parliament Street.
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Nereby
Ireland
Max Jegty
Alleurther
James Pallom
County of Waterford
Wil
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