The Theatre Review of the Belgrade and Lyceum Shows
A Saturday night review critiques the Belgrade Sege and the Maid and the Magpie at the Lyceum. Miss Kelly’s singing earns applause while the piece suffers from altered staging and perceived decline in talent, with accusatory comments toward economy measures and new performers replacing established ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Mr. None
Lilla
Miss Kelly
Lyceum
London
Wenerar
Pia Sensor
Brough
Military Establishment debates in Fifteenth Congress
Amid the Fifteenth Congress Housses debated resolutions on the Military Establishment. Proposals favored retaining the corps of regiserrs general staff ordnance and infant corps, expanding armories, creating a new corps of lawyers guards, adding three military academies, and broad pension and pay provisions for veterans. A bankruptcy bill and a survey of Congressional qualifications were also enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housah
Den
Sip
Jolson
United States
Corps of Invants
Corps of Regiserrs
General Staff
Orderance Department
Regular
Great Britain
United Siaua
Fort Deathurn
South Carolina
Newyant
Kentucky
Harper's Ferry
Virginia
Army of the
Fellowes
Committee of Commerce and Manufactures
House OF Representatives
Bloomfield
New Jersey
Invasion Ends as Mina Captured with Troops
The Mexican Gazette reports the capture of the traitor Mina and 86 followers at Venitito in the Tlachiqueran estate, with about 200 men present. Nearly half of the forces were killed, and the capture occurred around the tew o'clock hour, signaling the end of the invasion against faithful sensmians of our King Ferdinand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airtraordinary
Mexico
Mavaunal
Munday
Tvitar Ming
Bin
Ferdaand
Lisyateh
Don Francinea
Oorentia
Mina
Venitito
Belonding
Tlachiqueran
Pedro Moresta
Charity Leader Viertey Lauded After Death in Cork
Obituary notice for Thomas Wetthrew of Tipperstawn Kil dare and Me. a. Dunlop of Rothbgland, both die of typhus fever in their eighties and fifties. Tributes praise the lady of Manor Viertey for aiding the poor and aiding public charity. Also mentions AL Soearvale, Weary Shear, and Paasaaltain in Sea Point amid a grief-stricken community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manor Viertey
Clarence-strerl
Cork
Tim Manny
Dusiem
Blestingdon
Thomas Wetthrew
Tipperstawn
Fashionable World Attends Kilkenny Visit Banquet
A Thursday evening gathering by Mr Pam honored by Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and a vast list of aristocrats. The lavish entertainment showcased hospitality and society splendor, with Countesses and Lords among attendees. Kilkenny adds to the dramatic campaign with a planned theater visit and a grand dinner hosted by Lord Castlecoote and titled guests, as the Marquis of Sligo arrives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam
Wiley
Countessen—Westmeath
Charlemont
Lei
Graham
Toler
Cutler
Jocelyn
Paenbams
Jocelyns
Allen
Forbes
C. Forbes
D&e
Messdames
Mamer
Sheldon
Gore
Rich
Dalton
Magan
Dawson
Robert Gregory
Airey
Browne
Fullerton
Drake
Moitsworth
Mood
Fitzygerald
Leslie Fosirt
Sproule
Robert Marrawes
Beresford
Chamberlain
Very
Iocelyn
Richard Ponsinby
Staples
Taana
Carter
Ry Hawaril
Harrin
Langrisbe
Townsend
Grady
Henry
Rowrt Gun
Suavn
Richard Cano
Henry Kemmin
Armit
Sneyd
Nobert French
Franke
Mitford
Cutonel Talbot
Shaw
Crampton
Sauria
Gardiner
Molesworth
Fitzgerald
Corncillc
Napier
Carden
Vesey
Wignales
Ret
Mitchell
Burgh
French
Reynolds
Gorges
Ball
Stapler
Dee
Duke of Leinster
Karla
Westmeath
Leitrim
Deen Ee
Daily
Sherlock
Murray
Pelly
Ramsay
Lous
Dmoajors
Disbrowe
Denke
Sheldey
Anson
Cornwall
M'Kenzin
Millar
Carmichael
Luard
Lloyd
Graban
Tuite
King
Weyland
Cox
Patterson
Hamilton
Wrottesley
Persar
O'Hara
Buileau
Barker
Van
Foster
al Maclean
Scott
A. Home
New Bean
R. Howard
Ferguson
Alexander
Montgomery
T. Dickenson
Brucker
Lees
G. la Touche
Bonveris
Peel
Daviel
Feaicis Rov
Sealy Tornabend
Henry Matiltan
Plunkett
Robert Gow
Richd
State of the Hones of Reravrri Hospital Report
Report covers period January 4 to January 11 from Waterford House of Recovery. Of 136 patients in hospitals 40 are convalescent and 96 remained under care. Admissions this week total 54 and discharges 30. Convalescent count 31 and 20 admitted for convalescence. Names and precise figures are partially obscured in text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reravrri
Fran
Joann Iria
Waterford
Fatal maritime tragedy cited in outdated report
A garbled account describes a fatal shipboard disaster amid violent action at sea. Key figures, including Anderson and Stark, are mentioned as events unfold with fire, drowning, and a successful musket shot cited as saving a sailor. The Bombay Courier report from July 19 is referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Bombay Courier
Melancholy Death Aboard The Charles Craft Ship
On the evening of the ith June 1817 Mr Anderson fourth Officer of the Charles Craft swam near the ship with a Quarter Master and a forecastle-man A struck out and swam toward a Portuguese frigate followed by Gromen They heard a warning and a shark attacked Mr Anderson The Quarter Master struggled to save him and managed to reach the frigate The frigate boats and Charles Grant boats were alerted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Charles Craft
Tree
Gromen
Napoleon anecdotes from a flenish paper reveal mixed views
A flenish paper presents an attic of anecdotes about Napoleon. Interviewed by English journals, he deflects praise and mocks his captors while reflecting on Lyons, empire, and his seeming detachment. He recalls conversations with Las Casas and Bertrand and weighs abdication plans and loyalty to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de Las Casna
Europe
Bonaparte Alway
Napoleon
Times
the Courier
H W. Lowe
Louis
M. Ie Gouverneur
Longwood
Bertrand
Las Casas
Mini
France
Lyons
Gaul
Italy
Austria
Russia
Ney
Murat
Plymouth
Vertrand
Count Las Casas
Hep
Linn
The Markets Cork January V7 Wheat and Pork Prices
Cork markets report wheat ranging from 304 toWs across grades, barley from 408 to Gy with cheaper varieties lower, oats from fe to 37a, large supply yet subdued demand, pork price from Sls to 225 per cent amid small market quantities, butter noted at (text unclear).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Perent
Butte
The Macgregors of Glen Fraternity and Fateful End
A historical survey traces the Macgregor clan in the Highlands, noting turbulent leadership and shifting loyalties. It recounts Rob Roy’s sons Og young and James Drummond, their trials, executions, imprisonments, and a life of fierce prowess ending amid Glendarroch tragedy and old clan feuds.
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Forbes
Culloden
Hrd
Rob Roy
Macgregor
Uiend
Rob Roy Macgregor
France
James Drummond
Edinburgh
James
Glengylé
Prince Charles Stuagt
Macgregors
Montrose
Argyll
Tob
Tony
Rub
Montruac
Ray Macgregor
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Poequal de Waen
Siluo
Mipeht
Avan Ries de Apodacal
D. Amquatin Ayguerre
Sdao
Tucktay
Thomas Joseph Pheahan
Tientenant Edsward Baltey
Bailey
O'Callaghan
Ofice
Conant
Thomas Hunt
Narapstead
Adam
Chalk Fort
Figrumtlane
Mra Atdams
Chalk Farm
Asuegeon
Theodore O'Callaghan
Tohnny
Hampstead
Rodd
Mr. O'Callaghan
Eather
Phealan
Tiny Hail
Limerick
Whealan
Newbolt
Neighbouhood
Mampstead
Wateh-House
Sea Point
Ithuy Fgiedds
Gud Uch
HE Cever
Bonaparte
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