Byron and a Goliath of a valet in Albaro visit
A visitor recounts an interview with Lord Byron at Genoa, noting Byron's understated, composed demeanor and subtle vanities. The account details the hall, portrait, and a large valet, plus Byron’s measured responses about religion, politics, and personal fame, contrasting myths with the poet’s ordinary cleverness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm Meister
Corian Beriare
Soo Doherty
Byron
Gienon
Albaro
Thies Portal
Pisa
Dyron
Lore Byron
Lord Byron
Goliath
Murray
Bartolini
Lord Pyron
Cobbett
Peran
Galiog
Sacha
Magland
Linia
Byron Tom
Mie
Laas
Chevon
Hyron
Pan
England
Hunte
Snel
Terrific Explosion Aboard Ship Off Scotland
A violent explosion struck the Caroline, a ship from Riga bound for Bridport, near Arbroath Scotland. The blast damaged the vessel, set sails and upper works on fire, but the crew subdued the blaze with water. the ship safely reached Lindyort Harbour. The master Peter survived the incident with minor injuries. several crew members were bruised. Estimated damage runs to about 100,000 pounds. rescue and repair actions followed at once.
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Caroline
Arbroath
Scotland
Peter
Bridport
Riga
CIA
Ceoring
Saele Fury
Lindyort Harbour
Reeves
Retin
Ari
Fisheries Report and Galway District Bounty Reforms
The Fifth Report of the Commissioners of the Irish Fisheries reviews annual progress in the Galway District, noting 1 702 boats and 6 675 men fishing in 1823, with improvements in bounty policy and new officers in Glan do re Clogher and Sligo. It highlights charitable funds aiding fishermen, open sea herring interests, and ongoing cast survey work, plus production and bounty figures across seasons.
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Irish Fisheries
Dntstt
Gateway District
Board of Fisheries
Thia
Galway
London Comenittea
Aleady
Westport
Glandore
Clogher
Sligo
Shiga
Interneo Jt
George the Pouth
Tonnaga
Tnesead
Thu
Qruiover
Cumminsimors
Ile Wisheries
Adheran
Pat
Irish Fisheries Returns and Middlemen Critique 1824
A Dublin Irish Fishery Office report notes 1823 season fishery increases from 1821 and 1822, with higher bulk fish curing along Irish coasts. The document includes remarks by commissioners and a long critique on middlemen and absentee landlords, arguing middlemen are essential in Ireland’s economy and that absentees do not harm the peasantry. it discusses rents, trade, and residency effects on Ireland’s wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donecat
Joan Dumsay Vandereve
B. B. Wonowanrn
Henry RB. Paine Geoace Hamilror
Irish Fishery Office
Dublin
Edinburgh
Ireland
Hutchinson
Eland
Erelar
Becauw
Orange
Britain
Leghor
London
Pieblin
Adrafton Tolera
Subscribers notice on payment and delivery terms
Subscribers are informed that observing the envelope and receipt conditions may affect the termination of a period. Transmitting payment and changes may reduce the subscription period. Money Letters are handled at the Best Office with careful accounting for delivery. Printed notices in The Times announce annual subscriptions at £3.
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Alvo
Noulen
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New York
Amierica
South Second Street
Setolitt Seaseiy
Trey
Boanty
Belp
Balility
Berg
Bouty
Lely
Mulligan House
LN Dyot Street
Timothy O’mulligan
Europe
Drake
Pluggins
Patrick O'Mulligan
Judy Higeins
Charley M'Dare
Nancy Fluggins
O'Mulligan
O' Malligan
Nancy O' Malligan
Flugging
Miss Fluggings
O Mulligan
Patrick O’mulligan
Gatley
Phil Ven
Jess
Wollian
Amy Haber
Ounees
AMT
Liz Che
Dahlin
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