The Rock of Cashel Excavations at Ancient Cathedral
The Rock of Cashel draws interest as Archdeacon Cotten furthers interior work at the old cathedral. New discoveries include seven sculpted figures on a stone, intricate attire, and a possible baptismal font. A hollow stone, tomb corridors, and a half mile underground passage were explored, promising more historic finds and local employment.
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Eld
Archdeacon Cotten
Catherina
Marthe
St. James
St. Tionas
Andrew
St. Joho
St. Veter
St John
Bose
St. Peter
St. Bridget
St. Thaddana
St. Bartholomew
St. Mathina
St. Patrick
Doctor Cotten
Cotten
Clonme Herald
Elope and Jealous Husband in Portmouth Scandal
A Mr and Mrs D, once hotelkeepers, reside nearby. The husband suspects an affair between Mrs D and his servant. Mrs D disappears with the servant after a week, taking nearly 1000 from her bureau. A letter from Portmouth states they live as man and wife. The husband armed, restrained by a friend, and guarded for safety. Three children well provided for by a deceased uncle.
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Tavara
Portsmouth
Loudva Paper
Run-away Husbands Deserters Noted in Sheffield Placard
A long placard beached on shore described between thirty and forty run-away husbands from Sheffield township. It announces a reward for the apprehension of each deserter, with vagrancy laws allowing capture without warrant.
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Sheffield
Papal Circular Attacks Bible Societies Across Translation Efforts
A Vatican letter attributed to the Pope denounces Bible Societies as spreading errors by translating Holy Scripture into vulgar tongues. It cites Pius VII and past briefs condemning such translations, urging bishops to warn faithful and resist secular pressures while upholding Church authority.
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Paria
9 Society
Bible Society
Holy Fathers
Council of Trent
Iona
Pius
Egnatius
Guesne
Othar
Stanislaus
Motton
Preserving Eggs and Potatoes by Scots Method Discussed
The article outlines preserving eggs by dipping in baiting water, killing the near-skin germ without harming the potato. Large quantities may be cured quickly, then dried and stored. It also describes peeling, pulping, and pressing potatoes into flat cakes. Additional notes cover cheese selection and egg freshness tests, plus a report on whiskey duty changes and Mr Wilberforce’s illness.
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Bartisa Seiaits
Scotland
Ireland
Wilberforce
Lord Gandier
Iver
Lord Byron to be laid at Newstead in family vault
Lord Byron’s sister Mrs Lee and executors Hobhouse and Hanson decide his body will lie in state at Voet’s Corner before a funeral on Monday. The will notes Roachdale estate and Newstead in trust, with a 6,000 divorcing debt, and a Venetian bequest meant to go to Allegra Byron if she never marries a British subject.
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Loxdom
Lavasiday
Elon
Mra Lee
Lord Byron
Hoobhouse
Hanson
Vondenson
Norris Street
Uaymarket
Wolsve
Woodenson
Gudon Norl Byron, Loan Braon
Rochale
No 20
George Street
Rix Cloarmen
Ralph Noel
Bart
Byron
Lady Byron
Doctors’ Commons
John Cam Hobhouse
Hay
John Hanson
Chancery- Inne
Easy
Kinglend
Augusta Mary Laigh
George Leigh
Rochdale
Leighty
Sona
Venice
Allegra Byron
Great Britain
Nian
Bia Lourdabip
Hobhouse
Noble Lord's Grief Reflects Longstanding Bond
The statement notes the noble Lord's deep sorrow at the death of a late noble friend. They were early college associates, lifelong friends, sharing the most interesting period of youth, with the survivor and long-attached friend expressing affectionate regret.
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Nto
Hlobhouse
Walter Scott Novel Scandal and a Fatal Love Tale
The article reports on European talk of Sir Walter Scott’s latest novel Fallad Moor and compares it to St Ronan’s Well, noting German acclaim and a publisher’s misgivings. It also recounts a suicide note from two youths who tied themselves and their hopes for burial together after a doomed romance in Paris.
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Walter Scott
Sir Walter Scott
Germany
Wallad Moor
England
Rhine
St. Petersburgh
Wailad Moor
Quay de la Megicierie
Seine
Journal Des Debate
Cavalry Grand Review at Hounslow Heath in 1812
A grand review of cavalry on Hounslow Heath opened with a royal salute as Field Marshal his Royal Highness the Commander in Chief led the procession. Brigades including cuirassiers and royal horse guards performed five-line maneuvers, with reports of successful attacks and rapid withdrawals amid rain. The scene impressed observers and earned high praise from the Commander in Chief and attending royals.
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Lord Comber
Waa
Genes
Nublin
Alps
79Th Hiaxbland
Kilkenny
Datta Oth
17Th Regiment of Light
Peeryaan
15Th
King’s) Regiment of Ligh
Iussars
Queen's Own
Hussars
Han
Hunsarg
Marc Née
Royal Horse Arts
Hoapalow
Woolwich
Qetirw
Cavatey
Wend
Hounslow Heath
Royal Horse Artillery
Cuiransiers
Erminiag
H. B. Lygon
Ital
Life Guarda
Royal Reginal Horse Guards
Lip
Dragoons
Charles Manners
King’s Own
Augustus Fraser
Somerset
KC. B
His Royal
Fieshal
Duke of Wellington
Duke of Gloucester
Marsal
Royal
Prince Leopold
M of Armlesea
Earl of Harrington
Harry Calvert
Henry Torrens
Corfigr
Parma
Thail
Jery Anil
Itssigs Gank
8Th Hussars
Westenra
Ad Dragon Guards
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Tne Dvehin
Dublin
Parliament
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Edgeworth
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Westore
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Canova
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