Paboryne and Phronyne by I Gally Knight in praise
A literary notice lauds Knight's poems Paboryne and Phronyne, praising vivid depictions of Callicata and Albania. The extract from Phronyne outlines a dramatized tale of Phrosyne's betrothal and Ali the Albanian governor's bid for her, ending with commentary on the author’s dignified verse and plain English storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paboryne
Alashtar
Gally
Phronyne
Phrosyne
Beauty
Bero
Gise
Demo
Cal- Virate
Ali
Disnay
Phrovyne
Charma
Afi
Albania
Phroryne
Trial Orders for John Smaller and James Mann in Wakefield Case
Leeds Intelligencer reports that John Smaller of Horbury and James Mann of Leeds were committed to trial by Wakefield magistrates. An ensuing exchange details Oliver’s activities in Liverpool and Yorks, with references to Pendrifle Clarke and Mitchell, plus a London news item about licences in Edinburgh and a London Opera House escape tale, all shaping a vague public-scandal panorama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds Intelligencer
John Smaller
Horbury
James Mann
Leeds
Wakefield
Oliver
Leeds Mercury
Liverpool
Te Lhitir
Morning Chronicle
Ligekroot
Jume Bhat
Pendrifle
Clarke
America
Watson
Spatelds
Londons
Mitchell
Manchester
Yorkshire
Edinburgh
Opera House
London
M. Vaima
Madamowelle Georges
M. Mainville
Madamaisylle Feord
Prench
Carraboon Princess of Jevasu A Bristol Tale
A long Bristol chronicle recounts Mary Carraboon born 1792 in Witheridge Devonshire. A life of wandering, disguise, and cons, she posed as the Princess of Jevasu, learning languages, forging accents, and manipulating locals to pursue an American voyage. Detected by Worrall and medical observers, she fled to Bath amid curious exploits and comic misdirections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Jovasu
Mary Baker
Witheridge
Devonshire
Exeter
Taunton
Alma
Mary
Hristo Ibout
London
Giv
Princess of
Magdalen
Waa
Brighton
Foundling Hospital
Neale
Park Row
Normandy
Carraboo
la Francoie
Pole
Council-house
Muntay
Jack
Jevasu
Castle and Co
Knokle
Terra-Incognita
Fry
Knowle
Javasu
Carrabee
Abe
Llewin
Metropolis
Hill
Columbus
Bath
Carpenter
Ruslan
Princess of Javasa Transforms to Devonshire Girl in Bristol
A Bristol tale recounts the Princess of Javasa, later Mary Baker of Witheridge, falling from royal esteem after public homage. She shows unusual memory, poor spelling, and imitation skills, while others debate her fate and pity her predicament amid a crowd’s misguided adulation and scandals linked to Currabuo and Mrs Mackrinkan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bach
Javasa
Bath
Bristol
Aorresco
Almondabury
Liewin's Mead
Javis
Moone
Sirius
Mary Baker
Witheridge
Devonshire
London
Day
St. Phillip’s Church
St. Peter's Hospital
Morvolia
Atlantic
Currabuo
Ayrshire
Scotland
Mackrinkan
Synod of Ulster elects new moderator and discusses discipline
The Synod of Ulster met at the Third Congregation Belfast where Rev Nathaniel Alexander of Crombin was chosen moderator for the year and Rev Porter elected clerk. They debated drawing up a discipline and directory for public worship and instructed the committee to fill and revise the skeleton. The deputation report on a Belfast Institution matter was read, with discussion over government bounty and Castlereagh’s remarks about degrees and contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synod OF
Ulster
Belfast
Stewart
Nathaniel Alexander
Crombin
Porter
Newtonlimavady
Thoreday
Cookstown
Loch Viscount Castlereagh
Mexander
Lord Castlereagh
Mr. A
M Baven
Fragmentary Synod Report Details Practical Talks
The text records a meeting where a discussion on education and timing was noted. Deputations were asked to make additions to a report as they saw fit, and the synod adjourned at seven o'clock Friday evening after acknowledging the lengthy discourse.
Summer Assizes 1817 Home and North East Circuits
The 1817 summer assizes list sessions across multiple counties. Juries, justices, and registrars sit in Athy Carlow Maryborough Philipstown Mullingar Trim Longford Cavan Fermanagh Tyrone Donegal Londonderry Drogheda Dundalk Monaghan Armagh Carrickfergus Downpatrick and more under Justices, with orders for movements and appointments in the War Office. UK notes include officers to step up in rank for special services and a long list of promoted majors and lieutenant colonels across regiments and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kildare
Athy
Carlow
Queen's County
Maryborough
King’s County
Philipstown
Weamesth
Mullingar
Meath
Trim
Jord Norbury
George Day
Uatlees
Peter Jackson
Richard Livesay
Regis
Drogheds
Drogheda
Louth
Dundalk
Monaghan
Arovaghist Armagh
Antrim
Carrickfergus
Tom
Downe Downpatrick
Justice Osborne
Baron M‘cleland
Trustien
R.A. Waller
W. McLelland
London Gazette
WAR Office
Brlvet
Martin Leggart
86Th Foot
G. Mey Tod
Royal Engineers
Robert Lawson
Royal Artillery
James Hughes
Rach Light Dragoons
Philip Bainbrigge
George Marray
Robert Rewyll
4Th Foot
George Saron
King's German Legion
O. G. Febraen
53D Foot
William Power
Kenneth Spog Nrass
William Balvaird
Rifle Brigade
Sir James R. Colleton
Bure Royal Staff Corps
Sempronius Siretton
Cour
Thomas E. Napier
Edward Kavitz
William Moray
13Th Light Dragoons
Henry Rainey
William C. Holloway
Royal Enginern
Nathaniel Gledstanes
68Th Foot
John Babington
Daniel Bouchier
Henry G. Maglead
Sir John Scott Lillie
66Th Foot
William Light
Adame Charles McGregor
70Th Foot
George Wes: Barnes
Royal Newfoundland Fencibles
Edward V. Fiutzgerald
2Th Foot
Advertisements and Subscriptions Offered in Dublin Office
The notice lists subscription options and payment terms for various durations and regions including Dublin City and country deliveries. It mentions offices at Parliament Street Fleet Street London and James Varcow Sata Co with advertising services across Manchester Square and Edinburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Parliaement Street
Manila
Veet
Newran & O
Warwick Squire
Fleetstreet
London
James Varcow
Sata, and Co
Hantere Square
Edinburgh
Utwtax Jovewat
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Carrabon
Pease
Guta
Vale
Nigel
Cork
Vaughall
Kinsale
Limerick
Ennis
O Drogheda
Ae Ete
Galway
Newry
Ene
Ae Ross
Balan
Wicklue
Ees
Eomes
Clare
Waterlord
Delfast
AOD
Weslord
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