Patent for hiv a team gvo exhibited in Pasig
Mr Perling has taken out a patent for hiv a team gvo in Pasig and intends to exhibit it. Applications have been made by two engineers for permission from the government to manufacture the article, but they have been refused. They have been informed that if Ale Per- Kkinadowe does not, within two years, put his invention into practice by French workmen, the monopoly they seek will be gravied.
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Opie
Cerfain
Opto
Doubila
Sve
Mra
Egga
Tye
Perling
Pasig
Beny Wade
Ale Per- Kkinadowe
Gravied
New South Wales Report Highlights Agriculture Policy Growth
A report from New South Wales to the agricultural society outlines rapid progress despite infancy, noting tobacco, flax, hemp, and rhubarb cultivation as promising. Wool shows gains via Merino breeding. river Brisbane and coastal grazing lands expand pasture potential. The society aids convicts, distributes premiums, and seeks English support, with two years of operation.
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New South Wales
Xeflava
Agricultural Society
England
New Zealand
Fingland
Romain
Europe
New South Walea
Lhe Society
Inly
France
Brisbane
Twofold Hay
Owens
Cunningham
Bathurst
Liverpool Plains
Mossie
Wentworth
Blaxland
Lawson
Throsby
Yeure
Dinner at the Lancasterian School Dinner in Wexford marred by toasts clash
The Lancasterian School dinner in Wexford ended with disruption when Rev Patrick Murphy opposed toasts to the King and the Duke of York and the Army. Rev Cortin urged decorum, but Murphy persisted, provoking hisses before the gathering resumed with a renewed toast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancasterian School
James Edward Devereux
Kisq
Carrigmanon
Duke of York
Patrick Murphy
Ricbroan
Afr Cortin
Wexrono Tena
Melville Island Proposed Settlement and Convict Transportation
The article discusses Melville Island in the gulf of Carpentaria as a new settlement site tied to New South Wales and Van Dieman’s Land. It notes the island’s small size, sandy coast, and poor soil, arguing better colonization prospects exist on the Australian continent though transportation to Melville Island may deter crime. It compares prospects with Norfolk Island and Melville Bay, and reflects on the gulf’s geography and earlier surveys by Captain Flinders and Captain Bligh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Indian Archipelago
Sidand
van Dieman’s Land
Wilborien
Melville
Gulf of Carpentaria
Endeavour Strait
Cape Wilborfree
New Holland
New Falith
Avales
Whinders
Melilla
Melville Bay
Wort
Flinders
Melville Island
Norfolk
Sidney
Norfolk Island
Rail roads in Ireland promise national uplift and lowered freight costs
The Globe and Traveller celebrates a proposed Irish railway company under noble patronage. It argues rail networks will cut transport costs, spur agriculture, manufacturing, and mining, and broadly boost Ireland's wealth and prosperity as if soil and skills were magically improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Globe and Traveller
Letter From 1824 Mines Draws Longing Home
A fragment from a 1824 letter written in the Spanish mines describes a perilous smuggling voyage, mutiny, a captain executed, and a life sentence in the mines. Grance Rosas writes to his brothers from Yucatan detailing suffering, a conditional pardon, and hope for release to reunite with family if mercy comes. The note ends with a claim that their father may be alive and plans to visit if redemption occurs.
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George Robbins
Wetherfield
Ses
Warren
Yucatan
Avanua
Grance Rosas
Dinner guests tricked by insolent sailor
Mr Quintin Dick hosts a large dinner when a rude sailor bursts in claiming service. The stranger asks for Dick Quintin and demands grog. Dick handles it calmly, pays the man a half crown, and sends him to the kitchen with food and drink.
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Dick Quinvix
Quintin Dick
India
Dick Rose
Death by Self Poison in London Inquest Hears Tale
An inquest at the Three Cups public-house Oxford-road London into the death of Christina Maria Briscoe, 19, reveals a tale of seduction by an Italian businessman Moreani and a broken heart. The verdict states death by own action through poison in a state of temporary arrangement, with the jury condemning the seducer’s unfeeling conduct.
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Oxford-road
London
Chritiana Maria Brisco
Carlo Moreani
England
Moreau
New Bond,Street
So Jofan
Witaats
Bia
Ense
Bond-streets
Tuesay
Alanchester-street
Withers
Italy
Christiana
Withens
Mademoiselle
Rebecca Moora
Sagag
Dubois
Ie Ok
Kean at Drury Lane Stirred Public in Tumultuous Return
The Drury Lane audience reacted with intense emotion as Mr. Kean faced a hostile prelude then earned strong applause. The curtain rose amid uproar, hecklers shouted No Kean, while supporters cheered and the actor displayed gratitude. In serious scenes, public sentiment shifted between approval and opposition, with some predicting his public fate hinging on subsequent performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lownon
Mr. Kean
Kean
Kesn
Stannell
Richard
Henry
Apps
Anne
Merves
Shem
Providential Escape from a Irish Shipwreck Saga
A letter from Crookhaven recounts a near disaster aboard the Bay Charlotte from Madeling to Greenock, with Lloyds agent Mr Coghlan leading a perilous land and sea rescue at Barley Cove. The crew and cargo were saved after exhausting efforts and multiple boats, amid a reported parliamentary discussion on newspaper duties and a near accident at Westminster’s custodian hall.
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Crookhaven
Dantel Coghlan
Lloyds
Aistrick
Mailyi Sruinettal
Bay Chartotte
Elsinear
Madeling
Greenock
Barley Cove
Coghlan
Karney Cor
Cal Mercury
Bir Wilkinson
Jahae Toom
Inter
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Longman and Co
Timdan
Mes Opie
Chal
Dostor
THE
Wexford
Lorrentzs
Geotemen
Drury-Lane Theatre
MR. Kea KE
SY Rivinectl
Dublin
Qfion
Parliament Street
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