Fashionable News from Holkam and Dublin
The Duke of Gloucester, with the Duchess, will visit Holkam on the 6th for sheep shearing festivities at Mr. Coke’s Norfolk mansion. Lord Candecuot arrives in Dublin from France. Capt Hamilton Rowan to wed Lieut General Cockburn’s daughter. Lord and Lady Forbes dined at Shanganeagh Castle near Bray.
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County of Down
Esa
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Forbes
Shanganeagh Castle
Bray
Persian travellers notes and Russian route through Caucasus
A literary survey recounts travels in Persia and Georgia in 1812, detailing climate, ancient ruins, and relics, with notes on Tiflis and Konstantinogorsk. It follows Mrs Freygang’s perilous journey from Tiflis to Georgievsk, plague fears, medical quarries, and the family’s return to St Petersburg via Moscow.
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Kerr
Aragua
Nona
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Machel
Anawr
Moscow
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Wachlang
Georgia
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Tiflis
Baur
Arbich
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Kobi
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Tauris
Mostock
Ang Be
Tifla
Newa
Hhis Bureau
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Konstantinogoosk
Palangang
Banka
Beaumur
Caucasus
Georgievsk
Konstantinogorak
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Konstantimogonsk
Shiolev
Phraician
Catherine
St. , Petersburgh
Diet of Frankfort unites Germany as free power under Austrian minister
The Diet of Frankfort resolves Germany to be a free and independent power with the Austrian minister as president, ordering notification to Europe and the United States. Arnault and Mortainville, dissatisfied with a police tribunal decision on their assault, duel. after two shots, Martainville is slightly dense and reconciliation follows. Trench Funds, June 23, 65 fr.
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Confederation of Germany
Austria
Europe
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Tribunal of Correctional Police
M. Arnault
Mortainville
Committals and public disturbances reported at Almondbury scene
Names distinct as Benjamin Lockwood Benja min Brooke William Crowther George Woffenden John Wilson Abraham Oldield Joseph Haigh James Holden and others charged with riotous assembly at Almondbury on the 8th instant with weapons to terrorize the public peace. Also John Oldfield and others charged with a similar offence at the same place. Pugilism match arranged with a 100 guinea stake in Leeds vicinity. Actor Mr Jackson to set venue. Mr Cummins dies on stage during Dane Shore performance at Leeds Theatre last Friday. Audience tributes follow. Medical notes on heart related affliction.
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Salford
Benjamin Brooke
William Crowther
Lockwood
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George Woffenden
John Wilson
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Charles Earnshaw
Almondbury
West Riding
John Oldfield
Mainbridge
Abraham Oldield
Steps
Weaver
Joseph Haigh
James Holden
Berrybrow
Joshua Kemp
Painter
Sutton
Pugilistic Club
London
Jackson
Cummins
Dumont
Dane Shore
Leeds
Worth
Palmer
Markets and Harvest Prospects Reported Across Regions
Communications from across the country announce a fall in provisions and a likely abundant harvest. Prices show declines in wheat, flour, barley, and potatoes per bag or per stone, with regional variations noted in Clonmel, Limerick, Waterford, and elsewhere. Electoral motions at Tholsel and insolvency cases, plus local notices of sedition and spartan political espionage, color the broad market and public affairs snapshot.
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Clonmel
Limerick
Conn
Guain
D Bling
Cork
Kinsale
Fanis
Drogheda
Galway
Newry
William Taylor Esquire of Dublin Castle Dies at 70
Died on Thursday the 3d instant at age seventy of a severe pulmonary attack. William Taylor Esquire, of Dublin Castle, esteemed for private virtues and public service, mourned by family and friends for his knowledge and experience. The Rev John Leahy notes a submission from the Lord Lieutenant of thirty pounds for relief subscriptions for the parish of Maporhaannion.
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William ‘Taylor
Dublin ‘Castle
John Leahy
Mavorhamilton
Perissy
Maporhaannion
Resolutions on the 1817 debt and unfunded obligations
Mr Tierney presents resolutions detailing the Fourth Report of the Commons Finance Committee. It covers the redemption of the national debt of Great Britain and Ireland for 1817, sums for navy and transport debt, and the unfunded debt including exchequer bills outstanding and provisions for Ireland. It lists income figures, debt projections to 1818, and scheduled circuit and assizes across Leinster Ulster Connaught and Munster with named judges and counties.
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Ireland
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Finance Committee Report on Naval Estimates and Economy
The Select Committee on Finance presents the Sixth Report detailing naval service estimates for the current year. It argues naval superiority supports external power and safety while urging economy without weakening peace time force and wartime augmentation. Recommendations include reducing Navy Treasurer salary, trimming Navy Pay Office costs, and consolidating General Board divisions. It also advocates pension reforms, limiting service lengths for pensions, and linking pension abatements to accepting government positions.
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Select Committee On Finance
General Board
Dublin Subscriptions and Agents List for Dustin Journal
Printed for the Proprietors at their Office in Parliament Street subscriptions are paid in advance with rates for Town and Country readers. Agents include Newton & Co. Warwick Square London J Wwire Fleet Street and James Tarton Smith Hunters Square Edinburgh as English and Scotch agents for the Dustin Jovenan.
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