Life of Curran and Irish Bar Critique in Review
The Edinburgh Review discusses Curran and the Irish bar with sharp praise for its style and impartiality. It bridges political caution and conciliation with a focus on imagery, noting flaws in decorative rhetoric and praising restraint and clear narration over ornate display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarlety
Milton
Bacon
Chatham
Ital
Speasce
Haswell
Johnson
Boswell
Lord Peterborough
Lord Bolinbroke
Wycherley
Garth
Gay
Addison
KneUer
Dean Lockier
Selon
Gill
Bunby
Encyclopedia Britannica
Dublin election crisis sparks petition against parliamentary control
A Dublin assembly debates the legitimacy of recent Commons actions over electing Thomas Ellis. Sir Edward Stanley urges unity for citizens’ rights and university representation while Mr. Willis counters party bias and Crown influence. A committee is urged to draft a petition to Parliament opposing any clause altering free elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pip
Vie Stoerils
Wilthane
Haned Hye
Willishen
Girard
Perenne
E. Stanley
Wee
Crete
Fesse of Commons
Duublin
Boos of Commons
Mathans
Dahlin
J. Newport
University F Dublin
Elis
Firattan
Plunket
Ellix
Grattano
Edrie
Stewart King
Dublin
Ellis
Gratian
Mr. Ellis
House of Commons
Thomas Ellia
Ireland
Great Britain
Willis Rasa
Newenlam
Sgain
Willis
Limerick
Recorder of
Avery
Sir Ed
Staotey
Ellios
Chancery
Poole
Williams
Ein
Aley
Nawenmbe
Willian
Public Notices and New Publications in a 19th Century Gazette
A collage of catalog entries and political notices, listing new publications on drawing, painting, French language study, and Hindustan geography, alongside a Dublin election debate. It recalls social figures like Major Janee Bell and references political unrest linked to the Electors and Aleusis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francie Niebolaun
Aurho
Fitzshinens
Janee Bell
East York
Millia
Hindustan
Board of Control
Q Bo
Usany
Walter Hamilton
Williams
Dublin
Udanimout
Lile Majegde
Ireland
Walter
Mr. Poster
Dublin Debates End With Loyal Celebration
A Dublin house scene features heated exchanges over Grattan and representation, with factions clashing as Mr. Fitzsimons and Mr. Williams spar over seating and allegiance. The session concludes with resolutions passed and a civic banquet celebrating Mr. Bless’s election, amid noted loyalty to the constitution.
Turbulent times gnaw at Venice and Corfu fronts
A fragmented dispatch reports Ali Pacha seizing Junina and sacking its garrison after a night attack. Turkish fleets raid near Corfu for munitions, while strategic forces claim 20 000 volunteers linked to the Vacedonian and Romelian theaters. UK envoy Maitland presses Venice on ancient obligations. Cadiz changes leadership as Quiroga departs. Army discipline tightens as orders bar brutal punishments. Peter the Great’s empire prepares for frontier patrols and Sweden readies a Norway visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janina
Grand Veignor Faving
Jatune
Auphi“a
Mahomet
Ali Pacha
Garrisay
Huila
Corfu
Sonhorn
Prevesa
Vacedonia
Thessaly
Romelia
Maitland
Ionian Islands
Venice
TS Maniand
Thial suUrt
Madrid
Quiroga
Cadiz
Cortes
Alexander
Sweden
Norway
Boxing at the Curra John Cotter and Dunn Novice Fight
A Curra boxing bout ends with Reynolds defeating Dunn in a 34 minute contest. Reynolds dominates with precision and science, while Dunn shows courage before being unable to continue after a brutal 16th round. The event ends with Reynolds visiting a Dublin friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curra
John Cotter
Thomas S. Reeves
Henry
Reynolds
London
Bagnell
Jacob Mark
Samuel Lane
Agra
Donnelly’s Valley
John Dunn
Pichick
Reynolis
Tehri
Dunn
Rteynalds
H Ning
Renderles
Rownd
Kelly
Hhim
Sould
Reynalds
Dublin
Rn O Clink
Pat Halton
Carter
Bankrupt liabilities and asset realizations noted by inspectors
The report shows corrected note values and outstanding debts totaling 68,990 and 16,394 respectively, with total liabilities of 116,415 and 19,212 doubtful debts. The house engagements reduced by 62,807 in one month, and inspectors favor allowing Messrs Leslies to continue the ongoing system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essen
Seceesvese
Messrs Leslies
Disturbing disorder and crime amid Ireland and Buenos Ayres
A London paper reports a Barnard Castle incident where a school usher killed a woman with a candlestick after a disturbance about radicalism and ministerial distress. It also covers Dublin society’s plea to the Crown, and dispatches from Buenos Ayres noting political upheavals, local measures, and trade concerns. plus Irish and English notices on weather, marriages, deaths, and market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Barnard Castle
Durham
Amin
Rondner
Thistlewood
York Castle
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Post Assembly
Williama
Tharadhay
Guild of Merchant
Alderomn
Fitesimons
Lilie
Tsa
House of Commona
Britia
Grattan
Bull
Lrinh
Grocera
Halers
Vintners
Tinkiars
Ae, Re
Povailor
Dia
Winds Soap
Williaas
Fitzsimons
Joshua Kearney
Kearney
Bo Stephens
Wilks
Pauley
Fitzsimmns
Parrisans
Juke Newport
Sir James Mackintosh
Knaresburough
John Newport
Oesar Colclough
Wexford
France
Bis
In Corporation
Union
Citi
Zens
Dablia
Tard
Futgsinsuna
Willy
Bath Houses
Messrs Leslies Bank
Buenos Ayres
Liverpool
Savntes
Albear
Rio Janeiro
Moninvideo
Saratea
Carrera
Chili
Sarazen
Minlich
Arragon
Napaleur
Luis Bonaparte
Jane
Lane
Cris
Buchoall McArihiy
Royal Leti
Po Sidmouth
Lad
Tinea
Mountnortin
Ti4 CY
Honda
Hidy Crates Webster Weddeegurne
San AU Warrivah
Balinburgh
Lalyal Bev Moudie
Daugheer
Carrickfergus
Mar Onas
Ginrticks
Tony
Bag
Lhuuayer
Bart
Cork
Hishard
Ulin Iy
Poctrurh
Atria
Mewxander Knox
Ava
Allen
Teiendahi
Orly
Sprayewhirt Jones
Lara Oral
Edinburgh
Des Dha Murray
Chetstiann
FulDay
Chelsea
Miss Leytie
Coviney
Heandlony
Oo Yenuurn
Argyllshire
Rusel
Qartern
James Riddall
Chau
Gaien
Wilerl
Rest J
Fruta
Joueetes, and Co
Adela J
Lower
Sacayellesnigeet
Ailinn
Viestriewet
Laniton
Agentea
Aquare
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