Gibbons Rejoinder to M Namara on Dublin Journal letter
Valen tine Girrone replies to Mr M Namara in the Dublin Journal dated January 1870. He defends claims about misused funds from Commission sales aboard vessels including the Hann or Hannathan and Countess and William. He argues about provisioning, voyage losses, and demands accountability from General Devereux while promising further evidence.
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Gibbons
M’namara
Dublin
Arn
Pablo
aNhonara
Wyter
Beals Sebom
Viet Dow
Y . Mae
Jannathan
Totineon
Hanns
Halifax
Anxiqua
Tathyswas
Hanna
Ferasiva
Hanna'eenrival
Devereux
Manve
Countess
William
McNamara
Lancer
Venasuela
M*namata
New South Wales Emigration Efforts and Colonial Progress
Readers learn of emigration support from the Colonial Department to settlers in New South Wales. The piece reflects on three decades since Governor Phillip and the early forest work, noting rising colonial population, wool exports, and agricultural advances including dairy and bees. It also mentions herbal tints, tanning bark shipments, and a medical pill recipe and a local accident report with Keedour Speer aiding a casualty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
New South Watea
Colonial Department
New Holland
Phillips
Sheery
Surrey
Sydney
South Wales
The Princess of Wales and Cobbett Fund Debate
Rome reports the Princess of Wales may return to Pesaro amid reform proposals by Mr. Cobbett. The article critiques taxation plans and urges subscriptions to Connett's Fund for Reform, naming London depositaries and urging prompt participation by February.
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Rome
Corbett
London
Cobbett
Formina
Londin
Soetetler
Otter Perveny
Meteopolia
Hiese
Mr. C
Leoparce
Uhere
Burt
Pal
Iadi Tate
Thaen
Xubacriber
Connett
Powie
Vansittart
al. Cobbelt
Bulton
Dead patrol at Rayal Canal bank and gang robbery in Swords area
Report outlines the discovery of a patroleman’s body near the sixth lock on the Rayal Canal, likely killed by a passing shot. It also details a daring home invasion near Swords, where robbers seized clothing and money, assaulted occupants, and fled. six suspects were later arrested and detained for further inquiry. The text shifts to praise for Professor Von Feinaigle and a lengthy, ceremonial defense of an educational institution’s system and discipline.
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Nederland
Finglas
Rayal
Sic
Swords
Tyowen
Santry
Cuatody
Lawn
Byrne
Kilmnabadien
Royal
Womin
Lénerth
von Frinaigle
Lagt Ad
Pheis Glven
Beinaielian
Enater
Whitsuntire
Luxembourgh
Rossmore House
Luxembourg
Murray
Raddian
Valpy
Jdaurele Alea
Audi Resulta
Huagea
Jude
Englans
Lostitucon
Ln Alto
Crustina Roliacun
Bughand
Agri Eoiine
Murder trial and maritime price notices across 19th century pages
A London court reports a willful murder case involving a young lady and a grievous infant death amid chaotic boarding house settings. The text also cites Charleston advices on upland cotton, sugar markets, and varied charity societies, including sick and indigent sufferers, convalescent roads, and educational institutions.
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Navy
Nes
Nileiat
London
Charleston
Soere Walter
Prin Jeorgia Tobavo
le Charigston
Norte Carolina
Doctor Orpen
Mendicity Society
Firat
van Pee Ae
Schiol-street
St. Peter's Fennle
Corkstriat
Lidy
Marriages and Notices from Irish Parish Records
Fragmented entry details numerous marriages and family connections across Ireland and England, naming several households, clergy, and localities such as Limerick, Dublin, Coleraine, and Walcot Church. The text references many individuals, places, and dates, with scattered biographical notes and church associations.
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Sevant
Valentine Uiruone
Inonna
West End
Spain
Browarigyne
Cloncilla
Keedour Speer
Castlenock
Merrion-street
Halenuertern Sd
James Riddall
Frast
Kent
Essex
Norfilk
Bey Tye
Poland
Wlirdev
St. George's Church
Sim
Anna Are
Robert Hazit
Irda
Alayer
Colerain
Atchloyth
Thomas Ble
Crea
Ee Perary
Giro
Themis Ces
Borene
Isng
Walcot Church
Fanny
AL Marcelles
la Uceaibieres
Morgan
Rege
AL Woordwarak Meritye
Dha Tele
Galt
Mary Pay Jae
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