The Dublin Journal Notes London Prints and Global Trade
The Dublin Journal reports arrival of London journals with foreign prints. It mentions Odessa as a free port and the push to extend civilizaton through commerce led by Arex Avexa and the Sublime Porte. A Scotch colony heads to Poland under General Doane De Pox, seeking land and reduced conscription, with praise for agricultural reform and emigration. The piece also notes parliamentary finance debates and potential income tax.
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London
Brutee
Arex- Avexa
Odessa
Mediterranean Sea
Europe
Poland
Caledonia
Pillau
Nevel
Scotland
Dohapa
Scorland
Ile Spur
Alexander
Ehib‘ehalethynes
Carrick Morning Post Accuses Dublin Journal of Trial Reports
The editor claims he published the most complete Browne v Wake report yesterday but alleges the Dublin Journal printed the sole accurate version on Saturday, accusing it of containing the only reliable account of the trial.
Richard the Croak-Backed Tyrant at JHE Theatre
Richard appeared subdued last night in the Kean portrayal of the croak-backed tyrant. The performance showed temperance and indifference, with the actor moving through the entire role as if not fully engaged, leaving audience doubt about his usual effectiveness.
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Richard
Kean
Court schedule for insolvent debtors and nisi prius adjournment
The Court of Common Pleas with Judge Moore sets August 26 and August 28 for bearing insolvent debtors on their petitions. The Court of Nisi Prius adjourns to October 27.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Judge Moore
Court of
Unclear fragment from legal notice in Belgian court records
The text appears as a damaged archival fragment from a Brussels court file. It references a writ of body issued to compel attendance before a council and mentions terms like Letters of Grace and related judgments. The readable elements are fragmented and obscure.
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Aat
Wea Flanders
Critique of Mr. T on Recitation and Milton Praise
An observer critiques Mr. T’s Lectures on elocution and recitation noting strong voice but limited variety, and frequent mispronunciations and odd emphasis. The piece compares his Milton praise to a celebrated couplet and laments his deviation from natural speech, while praising certain sections on Kempble and Siddons.
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Thei
Ara
Mr. T
Tia
Nature
Sheridan
Churchill
Falas
Stu
Orhello
Lenate
Milton
Neceas Grpita Byard
The Jury Verdict On a Damaged Credit Case
The text describes a court action where the plaintiff sues for injury to credit and seeks protection against a questionable application. The jury found in favor of the plaintiff, confirming the damages and upholding the claim of injury to credit.
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Sniske
Beroms
Meeting on Saturday records Catholic affairs resolution
A transcript describes a Saturday gathering with James M Kenna and others debating Catholic Church matters in Ireland. Proceedings include adopting and referring resolutions, calling for respectful action toward church authorities, and appointing a committee including Purcell O Gorman and Denys Scully to advance the subject. The session ends with the appointment of a Committee to pursue the matter.
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James ‘Kenna
Tiudabe
Tordughmore
Eneral Thornton
Blake
O'Connel
Ireland
Andalao
Andalao, A Lert Plaior
Temonmrade
Court of Home
Iyay
Sheridan
O'Gurman
James M‘kenna
Purcell O'Gorman
Darel O'Connell
Denys Scully
Edward Sheridan
Thomas Cloney
Boas M'Deane
F. G. M'Dermott
Esqre
Act Regulating Oaths for Officers in Land and Sea Forces
The text chronicles an act to regulate oaths and declarations for officers in His Majesty's Navy, Army, and Royal Marines. It authorizes designated state officials to issue commissions or warrants without requiring new oaths, clarifying existing oath obligations and limiting extensions to past acts.
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Baya
Bern
Acre
Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland
Ordnance
Interim summary of 18th century colonial notices and campaigns
An abstract notes ecclesiastical revenues with Norwich diocese figures, then details from Calcutta in February. It reports Hawtings departure from Barrackpore, Ouchterlony's route to Behar, Colonel Adam’s operations, Amber in transit, and uprisings on the Lucknow–Gujarat frontier. It mentions Rajah of Judgoor paying for a truce, Ameers advancing near Jupoor, Mahmoud Shah’s forces seizing Baglal, and Sinsarchand and Ranjeet Sing preparing for clashes. The Delhi British resident warns of Haridwar fortifications to safeguard merchants visiting the annual fair.
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Pareenage-house
Diocese of
Norwich
Catcutta Spers
Hawtings
Barrackpore
Gour
Maldah
D. Ouchterlony
Allshabad
Bezares
Adam
Breda
Miaay Wards Nagpore
Amberat
Hoogley
China
Mahmoud Shah
Baglal
Seekhi
Nigam
Cashmere
Ranjeet Sing
Sinsarchand
Mundwi
Ree Sing
Bhumgur
Sinsarchund
Delhi
Harilwar
Obituary notices honor Ponsonby and Earl of Northumberland
An 1800s newspaper fragment recounts the death of Ponsonby and the Duke of Northumberland, noting Ponsonby’s private virtue and career as trader and MP. It mentions his wife Lady Mary Ponsonby and their surviving daughter, plus Northumberland’s eight-week confinement and sudden decline.
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Ponsonby
Perceval
Ahias
Pogeoghy
Rheete
Winton
Earl of Hestroughs
Biaibern Cavenautt
Witting
Zecenshire
Mini
Try
Spieh House of Commons
Okie Palace
Devonshire
Lord Grey
Hethovel
Huse of Commons
Hippia
Mary Ponsonby
Bart
Hater Borough
Earl Percy
Late Chinese Embassy Dispatch Censures Court Mismanagement
An 1816 Pekin Gazette excerpt criticizes imperial handling of envoys and ceremonies. It blanks blame on Ho che say and Ho abatay while urging officials to report truth, condemn private motives, and align conduct with public duty to serve the nation.
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Eihaney
China
Fieusing
Aublien
Emi
BNO
Lemyinapo
Mate
Miust
Ini Aheip
Mie
Phe
Ho-the-tay
Ome Parsons
Ho She-Ray
Hoghetay
City Election Results and Notable Births Include Local Figures
City officials announce election details with references to major candidates and local precincts. Birth notices report marriages and newborns including Mrs Pet Laroche and Thymae Joseph Cahill, with details on dates and family connections in Denmark Street and surrounding areas.
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Bite
Hoa
Pet Laroche
Fite Willi m Equare
Maouches
Insenat
Thymae Joseph Cahill
Denmark
Adverse OCR snippet with postal and ad details
A damaged OCR fragment lists postal and advertising terms with months and charges, mentioning offices in Edinburgh and London agents. The text is garbled, obscuring complete names, places, and services, but indicates subscription and payment arrangements for a local office.
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Pécpuedorda Glorir
Partia Mentyitreety
Ononka
J. W
Newton & Ron
Warwick
Square
J. Waira
Fleet-mreet
Loudon
Jamye Taviom Beste
Sod Co
Newron End
Edinburgh
Ara
Ain
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Parker
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Oran
Algiers
Alrite
Atrecta
Veronese
Algire
Orag
Séavon
Mr. D
Posintala
Sue Quay
Sadar
Ivan
Shoee
Thier
Fopeey
Angren Maroc
Taig Casleinry
Carlow
Queen's Champs
Wolandtoy
Londonderry
CMP
Tyreste
Haly
Mayo
Wtlebar
Atiguap
Galway
Hs Ea
Nis A
Toshi
Mr. Toth
Fae
Verekar
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