Theatre Royal Notices and Charity Sermon Announcement
The page lists a Theatre Royal program for Wednesday January 28 1418 with Farren and partners in Farquhar’s comedy The Inconstant and The Way to Win, plus dances, a new farce Frightened to Death, and a charity music performance at Saint George's Church with Rev Wames and local donors. A Cathedral Music item notes publication of an Epistle by Doctor John Brown with price.
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OTM
Mirabel
W. Parren
Fan- Key
Bisarre
Edwin
Orlaws
Mins Whitaker
Mier King
St. Albin
Mims Aylett
Mademoiselle Simmon
W.U. Oulton
Mr. Horn
Miss Ford
Mia Fammersley
Saint Gclorce's
Sunsiy
Jantany
Laale
Bermon
George’s
Williar Wames
Kilbride
Tullamore
Anid
John Biow
Doctor Bake
Price
Mont Respect
Tully
Chrial Church
St. Patrick’s
Trinity College
Dublin
The Dublin Journal Advertises Big Circulation Lead
The Dublin Journal asserts superior circulation to all Irish periodicals except the Dublin Evening Post. It promises liberal terms for advertising and notes readers gain double reading with its enlarged paper size and an evening paper. Correspondent Guizhi will contribute in the next issue.
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Jovanat
Parda
Dublin Evening Post
Fryrlismentwren
Dublin
Dubith
Dublin Journal
Rc Ie
Religious and political figures discuss Greek subsistence limits
The Dublin Journal notes discussions of population pressure in Greece and related responses. It mentions organized groups called Colontup defending and subsisting in the parent state, reflecting concerns about subsistence and migration.
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Greece
Colonial schemes and national policy in defense of empire
The author argues for colonization to relieve English poor-rates, detailing how Britain could plant colonies in the Americas and elsewhere to settle beggars, thieves, and laborers. The piece cites the Bible Society’s Russian expansion, praises imperial aid to foreign nations, and critiques large charitable establishments as misdirected in a declining population.
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Europe
America
New England
England
Walcheren
Sue
Altho
Moscow
Cduai Scherewelien
Algemaine Zeitungen
Russia
Saltanas
Constantinople
Beggary Trade Expands As Comfort Provisions Grow
In the establishment and amid efforts to raise living standards the beggary trade thrives, attracting new bands as the industrious seek support and a secure provision for their later days.
Street Beggars and a Threat to Press Freedom
The article recounts a newspaper editor defending its coverage of street beggars and recounting a threat from a little blue-coated beggar demanding the author of a disparaging paragraph. It notes a confrontation with the Attorney General and previews forthcoming investigations into beggars’ incomes and expenditures.
Army Orders Describe Regimental Detachments Across Stations
The 2d Battalion, 12th Foot is reduced and split into detachments to Galway Dughterarde Tuan Cashley Bay Cong Aughmish Athenry Kennevara Hendford with other troops relieving them later. The 1st Battalion moves from East Indies. the 2d will be disbanded on arrival. New Baronet Exercise shows the 90th and 6th regiments testing a new drill at Plymouth Dock with Brown Federen observing and bayonet charges illustrating superiority over the old method.
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12Th Foot
Athtone
Sith
Galway
Dughterarde
Tuan
Cashley Bay
Cong
Aughmish Point
East Indies
Mount Wise
Plymouth Dock
Aigneral Brown
Fapiris ‘Féden
George's Square
Uvaset
Expedition to the North Pole assignment announced
Captain Buchan of the Fike sloop of war returns from Newfoundland and is named to the North Pole expedition. Captain Ross is the other officer chosen. Four lieutenants will accompany, one per captain, with two vessels acting as tenders.
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Buchan
Fike Sloop of War
Newfoundland
North Pole
Ross
Davlia'a Seralte
Greenland
Market Dullness and Varied Irish Prices Across Regions
Duputx market notes a dull corn market with few sales at high gates and reluctant price cuts. Irish flour and oats show modest demand. whiskey and butter hold value while rumour of February port openings appears. Enniskillen and Limerick markets report general improvement, rising linen and hatter activity, and mixed grain, meat, and potato prices across towns.
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Duputx
Qur
Diatitler
Jamaica
Alicante Barilla
Enniskillen
Janey
Limerick
Kilkenny
Charge of Bigamy Shocks Unionestad Crowd
A London merchant named Cooper, 18 year old daughter of respectability, stands charged with bigamy after marrying the girl while his first wife remains alive. The case reveals he courted both, seeking to free money left to the first wife. Justice considers the peculiar circumstances. bail offered under unusual recognisances.
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Bigamny
Cooper
Soen
Anidove
Unionestad
London
Pentoy
Ebes
Rouney
Iris
Uhortner
Secretary to the Grand Canal Court elected
A report notes the election of Elward Lawnon Bag Berrister to the Grand Canal Committee as Secretary on Wednesday last, describing the result as satisfactory though not perfect and reflecting cautious optimism about the appointment.
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Grand Canal
Elward
Bag
Berrister Gt Law
Euny
Fashionable world at Dublin Castle and fashionable arrivals
The article notes arrivals at Dublin Castle from Powercourt and other notable seats, including Lord Vig powercourt’s, Mr Peens Bell and Supper, and visits by the Right Hon and Lady Manners Stephen's Green. It mentions Sir George Hill and Lt Colonel Howann visiting, and nobility at Calier House, all highlighting a cosmopolitan social scene. Rumors of Lord Byron's death in Switzerland circulate without confirmation.
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Dublin Castle
Vigcount Powerscourt
Powercourt
Peen
Dublin
Lap Chandrelor
Lady Manners
Stephen’s Green
Lamberton
Geosge Hii
Waterford
Sackville-street
Laidonderry
Howann
Castle Homang
Rathdrum
County Wicklow
Archbishop of Chains
Even Aay
Riverspate
H. St. Lugite
Baroxten
Lord Byron
Lananine
Switzerland
Oberner
Mysterious Death in Paris Area Estate Case
A rich elderly man left Paris with his niece and an older male companion. He died after days of sleepiness and collapse at a friend’s house where the local magistrate later found arsenic poisoning. The house master, his wife, and a female servant were arrested after doctors confirmed poisoning.
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Paris
Wik
Feraile
Runaway Convicts at Botany Bay
A Sydney Gazette 1817 report details bushranger depredations in Van Diemen's Land. The gang led by Michael Hote attacked Port Darylmpu and Bagdad premises, plundering goods valued over 200 pounds, including spirits. A five day search failed to capture them.
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Botany Bay
Sydney Gazette
van Diemnen
Iokamnone & Randerg
Wheare
Amd
Raffian
Michael Hote
Dari Rose
Port Darymplu
Peter Segan
Commanda
Denig Maig
Port Caprytmple
Thomas Hayes
Bagdad
W. Stocker
Andrew Wiitehead
Hobart Town
Port
Ivy
Whitebrady
Tim
Buttock
Sloeker
Me Wade
Conatibke
Mee Hayes
Willie Moun
Clarenes Plain
Tnt
Ibmphrey
Magistratt
Ar. Wade
Calloik
Aires
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R. W. Kfarren
Derfaymad
Alba
Farquhar
F. Bridge
Ruspel
Lower Tempie
Atreet
Henry Manning
Arti
Singer
Taosple
Alderman James
Frederick-street
North
Ww. C
Cvlvill
Gragby-row
Q. Ifill
Gresson
Syanoti-place
George ¥. Brodite
Gardine’srrow
Bhariry
Chamberlain's
the Castle
Eerses Gor
Ny i
Witto
Osan
Treasury
Bille
Seabee City Boards
Follewaene Yal
the Dublin Journal
Lauder
Italy
Asia Minor
Ireland
Normandy
The
Sicilies
Bible Society
Alexander
Kiev
New
Circassia
Tobolaki
Irkutok
China
His
Blagdon
Teo
the Army
Mobil
ASTM
Mubill Parish
Dover Care
Aia
Ennis
Howe
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