Propositions on Colony Self Help and Parliament Prorogation
Fragmented OCR describes a discussion by Abe Dublin urging support for an Australian style colony policy to aid independent subsistence and a prosperous climate. It notes Lamport and Wak as speakers, and mentions the propping of Parliament prorogation following a lengthy speech. The text reflects 18th or early 19th century colonial debates and public policy aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamport
Medias
Bie
H. Pannae
the Paryce Reuni
Peraon
Ita
Reform meeting at New Hall Birmingham described
The Wolverhampton Chronicle reports a Monday meeting at New Hall Birmingham, with Major Cartwright addressing reformers. It notes the absence of Wolseley due to his mother’s death and mentions large attendance, around 20,040 subscribed, and a fiery display leading to a quiet dispersal after the proceedings. It also covers South American affairs detailing Bolivar’s campaign and Paes’s bold river crossing against Morillo, with heavy combat and notable casualties and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolverhampton
Birmingham
Patiie Sotien
New Hall
Rvc
Wolseley
Afr
Ydtbouds
Thambeloet
Morillo
Llaneroa
Bolivar
Republic
Iris
Margarita
Paes
Mortilo
Hex
Marillo
Tey
Grant
London
Brest
Penn
Ee Maers
Megiand
Damaten
Abryohh
Don Torfont Wien
The Fall of M Grecon At Portobelo and Amelia Island
Fragmented account recounts M Grecon's transits to Amelia Island and Portobelo with 350 to 800 men. It notes alleged betrayals, mutinies, plunder, and the Spanish governor killed as the mutiny grows. Also covers interactions with American officials and the proposed cession of Amelia Island to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bretiol
Farina
Cmn
Mander
England
America
Dan Pripaota
M‘gaecor
Harrey
Surprica
Porta Botlo
Bome Monhs
Amelia Island
Washington
Ewan
Lee
M‘grecon
Venezuela
New Granada
M'Geecon
M‘gregor
Avay
Amelia
M'Grecor
Amy
Savin
Congress
M.gazuon
Porto Bello
St. Catalina
Iero
M'Gnenon
Lorez
M-Garecor
M¢Grecon
Hera
Ulem
St. Catling
M Gaecon
Macnauyi
Anghie
Phil Gaitlenay
Maca
Muxar
London Markets Dull Then Stronger Trades After Decline
A Craony Leuvtoo letter notes volatile funds with fluctuating prices and a late recovery in stock and commodities. It records high premiums on some issues, a drop in general mood, and notable market activity after noon. Mr. Jos. Woodhouse secured a commission from the Court of King’s Bench for taking affidavits in Down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Txloax
Ceule
Dent. Navy
Pmaiuun
Jos. Woodhouse
Court of King's Bench
Idavita
County of
Down
Cape of Good Hope Arrival and Military Movements
Vague report notes strengthening at the Cape of Good Hope with the 5th regiment stationed there since April 23. Mentions ships from Cork and several officers and vessels including Layton Chotaid Morgan Brilliat Captain Botherell Albany Chinington Aurora Pearson and Osborne in transit or service nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape of
Goon Hope
Bath
Timaporta
Cage of Good Hope
Cork
Layton
Chotaid
Morgan
Brilliat
Botherell
Albany
Chinington
Aurora
Pearson
George Osborne
Moral discipline at Merino and Kilkenny factories compared
The article contrasts Mr Owen's cotton works at New Lane market with Kilkenny’s Merino Factory run by Newton and Shaw. It praises Kilkenny’s moral government using apprentice labor with education, claiming higher civilization, better fabric quality, and workers treated as partners, linking discipline to superior cloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen’y Cottof
New Lar Nark
Owen
Menino
Kilkenny
Newton and
Suaw
England
Ireland
The Spanish General Hore Recaptured Porto Bello
The article profiles Major General Hore born in the city, detailing his education, Roman Catholic background, and shift to British service before the Peninsular War. It notes his role in major actions in Spain, campaigns in the Pyrenees, and the final capture of Porto Bello, praising his courage, intellect, and masterful command during a rapid 35 minute victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hore
Porto Bello
Major-Generiore
Porigu
Spain
Salamanca
Duke of Wellington
Geers
Gore
Viltoria
Ie Pyrennees
Touloure
America
Hufe
Europe
Porto Bello Ec
Try
McGregor
M-Gregor
Porto Etl
Unified yeonomy corps leaders and transport reforms announced
The yeonomy corps of Cavan was united with Ballylaise and command given to Hubert Saunderson of Drunkown with Captain at the Cavan Corps. Captain du sobreya of Ballyhaue Corpa retained command of that division under Captain Saenderslay. Reprieves were granted to six condemned men from the late Scots Malis case. An interview between Mr. Durgesa and Lord Liverpool secured a measure to ease carriage in light wagons, with a new transit plan for letters London to Edinburgh and Glasgow to begin immediately. additional postage may apply. An Ebnhburgh correspondent notes a farmer in Atilone lost about 501 Hank Notes after a thief taunted him. the robber was pursued, overpowered, and the notes recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeonomy Corps
Cavan
Ballylaise
Hubert Saunderson
Drunkown
du Sobreya
Ballyhaue Corpa
Saenderslay
Gaslore
Newgate
Kilmainham
Durgesa
Lord Liverpool
Hily House
London
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Eaenburgh
Hank
Atilone
Gras
Wac
Wac Observed By Some Decupy Taunting Heanaoey
Fannee
Nut
Frans
Dma
Reform Meetings and a Cap of Liberty at Blackburn
A Blackburn reform gathering featured a Female Reform Society, presenting a Cap of Liberty to the chairman amid cheers. Reports describe orders for further meetings in Leeds, Manchester, and other towns, with calls for universal suffrage, annual Parliament, and election by ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neetings
Broland
Gener
Holtbase Jn
Petre Neotnatmovad
Renae
Clairman
Madagala
Mackborn
Manchester
Blackburn Female Reform Society
Pree
Castlereagh
Alice Kitchen
Mitchell
Blackborn
Agale
Blackburn
Society of Reformers
Anuther
Stockport
Macchrater Lerps
Leeds
Hint
Chas, Walsetyy
Winslet Moor
Indford
Lewis
Charles Walseley
Waltrley - Hall
Hermingham
Father of Reform
Major Cartwitht
Charles Wolseley
Gatreguer
England
Major Cartwright
Ballysten
Treme Walaui
William Hoadly
Fatwaik Bg
Genie Rattgerson
Laurie Atherton
Jame Harber
Aml Jeyple Norton
Uefaem
Geern
Burnley
Mawncatarki
Mer
Fragmented OCR: unclear text about legal appeal and fees
The readable fragment mentions appeals and fees but provides no clear names places dates or concrete actions. The text lacks verifiable facts to form a coherent item and may reflect garbled OCR.
Fatrs For The Ensuing Week In Irish Locales
A garbled list of place names and counties appears, suggesting weekly fares or schedules across Irish counties. The readable items include Clare, Leitrim, Tyrone, Cork, Tipperary, Limerick, Donegal, Antrim, Kildare, Fermanagh, Mayo, Kerry, Cavan, Kilkenny, Louth, Mayo, and others. The fragmentary text mentions towns such as Tipperary Portre nard and Ballyclare, with numerous corrupted spellings. The overall sense is a scattered timetable or travel notes for various districts, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosner
Armabrega
Bleath
Bunsatry
Clare
Drumkeriy
Leitrim Garrison
Fertranagh
Killin
Tyrone
Kilmichsel
Montmnager
Johnstown
Darry - Newbirmingham
Tipperary
Portrenard
Limerick
Tustoar
Aghygeults
Donegal
Ballyclare
Imports And Exports From A Damaged Ledger
A garbled ledger lists imports and exports with quantities and items including cotton wool bales baskets timber crates and various bundles. it mentions duties and prices in pounds but many terms are illegible or corrupted. Names of items appear in a foreign order with inconsistent spellings and stray numerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rue Dee Iuet
Russia
Wales
Maze Kaces-dles Execttewns the Tanah
Hillsboro report details a tense tenancy dispute involving two tenants at Hillsboro. Akey witness Dowenlie retraced行 a route to verify information, while others noted limited access and partial absence affecting the pace of proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maze Kaces—dles
Talhat
Hillsboro
Han Minaya
Ettya
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Abe
Dublin
Pouruat
Pinay Evering
aGuy Ie
Gape
Merino Factory
Ceylon
Matton
Boeke
Batiog
Waterford
NRA
Bartley
Hutier
London Corn Exchange
Essex
Kent
Tarley
York Rebbe
Lincolnshire
Uk&s
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