Magnetism scandal and royal patrons in Campan memoirs
In a fragment from the Journal of Madame Campan, the narrative recalls Mesner’s magnetic performances in Paris. M. Campan’s household is drawn into the spectacle, with public fascination and questions of cure, deceit, and the power of stagecraft, as the narrator’s husband seeks treatment amid bewildering methods and claims of miraculous results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messner
Paris
M. Compan
Mesner
Rhesner
Lin Eeona
Mosner
M. Campan
Tate
Campao
Year in Review Recounts Mina Arrival and Spanish Outlaws
Restrospect for the past year notes a January entry: General Mina arrives at Plymouth from Spain with several Spanish officers who fled King Ferdinand. The British treasury pays the first instalment of 200,0001 for the Australian endeavor. The text hints at colonial planter activity in the West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinth
Lord Byron
Greecs
Causo
Republic of Colombia
John Phartos
Was
Wenro
Efiat
Victor Emangal
Sardinia
America
Siganbdefrat
Peru
Lond Caghlan
Mrranham
Monte Video
Fenavaay
West India
Smith
Hoase of Commons
Austria
Angerstein
Windsor Castle
Court of Chancery
West Indies
Church of England
West India Islands
Ireland
Soith
Makecuavn Apar
Abercrombie
Atata
Europe
French Arma Aed
Order of Things
Ferdinand
Spain
Greece
Patrick Connolly
New London Bridge
Portugal
Tagus
Hawits
Oxford
London
Sandwich Islands
Warrin
Ballion
Battier
Fonth Hussars
Marquess of Londonderry
Sierra Leone
C. M'Carthy
Achantees
Colombia
Earl of Stafford
M Chateaubriand
Jnfant
Don Miguel
Bank of England
Fast Todin Company
Uruel
Algiers
South America
Odysseus
Bolivar
Canning
Dublin
West
Louis
Sxeeremorr
Charles X
Alexander
Major Cartwright
Sadter
Adall
Batlooa
East India Company
Gibralter
Pernambhuco
Lord Cochrane
Mexico
Itubhide
Plymouth
St. Petershugh
Favotleroy
Edinburgh
Decennen
Iceland
Lord Bacon
Mina
Lidia
FALSE RETURNS IN THE PRICE OF CORN AT MARK-INNE LONDON
The Lord Mayor and Alderman Thompson presided as the Receiver General of the Corn Returns charged corn factors Frederick and Thomas Ruston with false returns to inspector George Levick. Pleas were not guilty. evidence focused on barley sales, alleged deliveries, and potential schemes to keep barley prices high at the corn exchange. The case, tied to the Corn Returns Act, faced adjournments as prosecutors urged Conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Thompsun
Mark-Inne
London
Mansina-house
Adolphus
Law
Mer Rolland
Allerman
Chompson
Soliiton
Totter
Mesere
Frederick
Thomas Ruston
Marklung
Lom
Bolland
Jacobs
Corn Rataens
Baring
Waa
George Levick
Londen
Bacley
Levick
Messia
Gosling
Anderstood
Lovick
Thompson
Sutin
Frederick Ruston
Adolphie
Kdward Gosting
Levink
Cartain
Ford and Co
Messra
Gourtz and Co
Fio
Ford
Ford End Co
Barley
Mic Adolphua
Alderman Thompson
Coats
Callel
Messrs
Boggia
Savage
James Thomas
George Walker
Mr Lofty
Lofty
Walker
Boggis
Pirate schooner Distro captured and Henry rescued reports
Dispatch from Vice-Admiral Halsted details Lieut Croker’s capture of a piratical schooner the Distro near Cayo Blanco and the rescue of nine American crewmen from the brig Henry of Hartford. Pirates fled, others slain, Henry burned, cargo recovered. sloop crew actions without legal process. Also authorizes beer price rise and Dublin Archbishop’s adjourned court with further appeal possible.
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Lawrence Halsted
West Indies
Graham
Toarua
C. ‘Croker
Yast
Cayo Blanco
Distro
Croker
Sataf
Ang
Henry
Hartford
Lieut
Creek
Watate
Havannah
Provincial Intelligence and Riot Reports Across Cork County
The Mayor and magistrates plan to petition the Lord Lieutenant to withdraw the Insurrection Act from local operation citing months of tranquillity. News describes arrests after a Kilmeedy fair riot, police intervention at Glanasheen, and a Castellownes or Ballinderry theft. A Constabulary survey of St Michael’s parish streets proceeds for gas works. A Rev Doctor Woodward settles parish dues at Glanworth. O'Brien's Bridge witnesses charge four men with unlawful oaths. A Band of soldiers and magistrates quell unrest while a Palatine youth riot is averted. A burglary near Ballindoor yields recoveries. Mr M Kean and police trace a robber to Monaghan, Bangor, and Kilkenny, with assistance from Mr Sutherland. A launch of the Ablana schooner at Waterford port and a description of its 14 guns concludes with praise for orderly scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair
Bilbos
Bird Bill
Bheary
Stephen Hastings
Nanage
Thomas Collins
Cappamore
Wounils
Ithult
Kilmeedy
29Th Foot
Leutenant Burns
Balline
Arry
Geo. Massey
GleowMlam
Belog
Glanasheen
County
Cork
Surrey
St. Michael’s
Doctor Woodward
Glanworth
Aaldier
Egal Oatha Ag O'Brien
Robert M'Kean
Rutgers
Ballindoe
Caledon
Dublin
Monaghan
M‘kean
Coovehill
Bailerough
M‘ Kean
Adama
Hulleborough
Kells
Mit Fe
Sutherland
Enniskillen
Malét
Epeness
M‘ Reavy
Adams
Baibrough
Haileborough
Rodgers
M'Kean
Belfast
William White
Samuel Bewley
Mediterranean
Algiers
Waterford
Printed and Published at Nidurent-street Office
The note from January 1, 1895 states By Order Dubtin with printing and publication from the Nidurent-street office. It appears as a formal printing directive or official notice text from a historic publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nidurent-street
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Journal OF
MA Dame Campan
Jame Murat
Jen
Madame Campan
Dao Tampan
Patlio
Couen
Saint Denis
Abbo Beee
Madamampan
Italy
Christ
Madame de Brael
Madame Carmpon
Nopelean
Heroif
London Gazette
Craiar
Bunyth
Radeliff
Court of Bequesta
Provincial Intelligence
Limanica
Jax
Seeveral
Manners
Lord Clonbrock
Gort
Lorton
Tuam
Tuam, &c
James Daly
Eng
M. P
Cork-Street
Lospital
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