Christmas Poems From Correspondents Declined for Publication
A Norfolk newspaper notes apologies for not printing poems and miscellaneous verses sent during the holiday season. It explains that the material would be better suited to a volume and offers readers the option to purchase the manuscripts by sending them to the office.
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To & Lady
Aba
Dublin Castle Levee and Town News From 1818 Journal
The Dublin Journal reports a Levee at Dublin Castle on February 6 and notes a series of social events and celebrations. It mentions the court at the Castle, a royal birthday ode, a ball and supper, and dancing requirements. The piece also comments on London mail imports and civic improvements, including a new bridge and architecture.
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Dublin Castle
Contemptible Precept Criticized by Public Figures
The piece references many political and social jabs from The Ribernian Journal and The Evening Post. It discusses alleged discontent with a published opinion and mentions a forthcoming article in The Chicago Paper.
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Atick
Phinis
Toarday
Talwehond
Bia Popiati Justa
Fragmentary Royal Notice and Court Ledger
Fragmented OCR shows a royal notice with signatures of public officers and references to prisoners, fines, and dates in January 1910. It mentions names such as the Duke of Richmond and officials like Waltar Bowra Deputy and John Beinchin. The text hints at payments, fines, and publishing requirements in a legal or municipal context.
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Bivadih
Nerorags
Theo Ary
Waltar Bowra Deputie
Observations on the State and the Severe Elective Fran
Fragmentary historical discussion outlines tensions between English colonizers and Irish natives, noting alleged barbarism and hostility. References a reform movement, 1699 elections, and Papist clergy influencing parliamentary outcomes amid anti Protestant measures.
Rebels Refute Papal Privileges Amid Parliament Turmoil
Fragmented OCR recounts a 13th century rebellion linked to Papal dissent. It notes reform activites, acts against Priests, and the seizure of seats by Royalist factions. The text mentions figures like Ragutr and Maciber and references measures exceeding 1296.
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Ragutr B Maciber
Avzirang
Airainder
Enghian
Biot
Targe
Pile
Nangeh
Ireland
Uriah
Electie Aporbes
Thia
Ganide
Feeble prose on economic and social policy in historical context
Fragmentary notes discuss property value, idle labor, and moral effects of religion in Ireland. References to Bishop Fleetwood, Mr. Carte, and theories on national wealth hint at a debate on wealth, labor, and governance in a historic setting.
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Aben
Pasooran
Coe
Carte
Lea
Thaye
Ireland
Baws
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