Deaf and Dumb Public Meeting at Claremon t Glasnevin
The public meeting at the Clare trol Beranling Institution discussed the annual report, finances, and pupil progress. Speakers urged continued support for the National Deaf and Dumb Institute, noting founder Doctor Charles Orpen’s impending relocation and praising his past services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremont
Glasnevin
Dail
Claretrol Beranling
Fica
Ain
Atavor
Charles Orpen
Stewart
Ile
Mr Ouway
Poneonhy
Iafon
Friends of Thie
Treland
Mir Barrett
Orpen
Amin Pone
Persorm
Iis
Othir
Elaine
Pegleet
Ins Doatey
Cotent
Tzatos
Plete
Pease
Tharitia
Thie City
Ireland
Sherif Persins
Highland Society General Vesting approves royal members
The Highland Society of Scotland held a general meeting approving the admission of Royal Highness the Duke of York and Atholl as members, with the Duke of Montrose presiding. The secretary reported on finances and premiums, and committees discussed agricultural innovations, drainage, plowing trials, and education efforts, aiming to improve farming and rural welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Af Ganton
Duke of Montrose
Macdonald of
Studa
Huntly
Society
Menshers
Seurand
Yok
Athany
Walter Scott
Maanberes
Leaty Gwydir
Keith
Maui
Tananey Het
Liva
Terrateiae
Indunia Tint
Scotland
Tially
Secretacy
Wainelas van Realand
Marcel Fast
Rida Thon
Deha Sioclair
Frantas Flack
Moriio
Nipasiliart Sieptheteon
Thie Society
Og Rail Rowe
The Watt Subscriptions Meeting At Waterloo Hotel
A Friday meeting in the Waterloo Hotel Edinburgh aims to promote subscriptions for Mr Watt with a nod to support from Mr Jtey and others. Lord Eigon and Walter, chief commissioner, explain the purpose and invite contributions while noting attendance of eighty gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Edinbengh
Ania HaMestanti
Leon
Miia Wand Tadee
Asnaig Sisty
Lord Eigin
Air Walter
Pierpes
Nivel
Dolberedl
Ste Doley
MMW
Daventiona
Ent
Afeysar Wrag Sapien
Se Tiwg
Phauttu
To Mae
Passage on Watt memorial debate and conscription views
In a heated session Mr Cockburn urged immediate measures while a memorial to Mr Watt sparked debate on public monuments and conscription. Speakers argued over Scotland and London representation, with calls for a monument accessible to all and warnings against delaying judgment on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockburn
Parpoea
Watt
London
Epen
Wealminster Abbey
Walt
Meriatt
Tiemind
Nuke Nore
Sen
Ais
Escen
Chetarhtie
Election of a Scottish Representative Peer at Holyrood
An account from Edinburgh of the election of Lord Napier as representative peer for Scotland. The process, oaths, and proxy details are recorded, with Lord Napier declared duly elected amid praise for the monarch and remarks on restoring noble titles. A secondary note covers a remarkable medical recovery from a thoracic injury involving a coach shaft and Mr Maiden of Stratford, detailing the injury, treatment, and eventual death years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Gein
Dartiament
Myngnia of
Bathian
Ulyrood Howee
Taelis
Hea Donne
Chapel Royal
Colin Mackenzie
Roy
Wallin
Fathian
Walter Scott
Bart
Gold Clark Register
Nanadale
Lari Nayier
Mor
Naime
Lord Napier
Earl of Mar
Lord Nairnes
William John
Rhapier
Siesion Xevog
Land Clerk Register
Lord Noopier
The
Real
Pharliament
Nohtemann
Thos Tilesties
Naive
Stewart Souter Johnston
Marqus
Aipandale
Adan Johngson
Scinway Week
Iw’. Maiden
Stratforsl
Essex
Hin
Mc Maiden
WL Bhand
Dante
Porting Intelligence and Carlow Races Report
A chaotic write up details Porting Intelligence from Milford to Donmore with Jack Langan among arrivals at the Commercial Waterford, plus Carlow Races at July meeting. Descriptions list horses, forfeits, and notable attendees like Duke of York, Duke of Grafton, Lord Jersey, Exeter, and others observing brisk racing amid commentary on youngster form and race dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Donmore
Les
Jack Langan
Fein
Dilin
Waterford
Carlow
Akey
Stewarda
Eave Hig
Tattersall
Suly
Lord Jerse
Wilson
Lord Excers
Parston
Figaro
Donxcasten St
Leven
Akes
Newmanket
Reny
Gil
Clarvadern
Anviren
Duke of York
Dukes of Grafton
Ata Portland
Stanley
Exeter
Taly
Taviawek
Jersey
Jhon
Poproy
Seton
Verulain
Gow Cavendals
Ortunt
John Shelley
Robert Clitoxn
Goeral
Grotevenor
Wyndham
Roy
Rous
Lee
Russet
Vwendhany
Greville
Irby
Duke of Grafton
Lord Jerrey
Lord Exeter
Bering
Lord Seises
Darga
Geivut
Honour Awongyt Thieves Letter From House Intruders
A rambling youthful letter claims thieves broke into a High Street house, searched for valuables, and noted a valuable carpet was damaged by intruders. The writer says the family had no claim to the carpet and intends to deliver the item to the owner if not halted by the law, ending with a brief, muddled appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie
Wade
Buc
Ilana
Dubie and Parliamenteat Obie Subscription Notes
Fragmentary OCR lists annual subscriptions with amounts in pounds and pence. Mentions Dubie and Parliamenteat Obie and Astrertieuienis with figures £46 for eight months and £255 for six duties, but details are garbled and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zita
Also Mentioned on This Page
Deaf and Dumb Public Meeting
Thighland Society OF Scotland
Small Keir
Pantianke
Mer Oiphant
Oliphant
Din
Actet
Mackenzie Alan
Andie Gaelie Dietimurs
Emoti
Aheuleen
Laos
Alverdeer
Geri Wens
Tharos
Graham String
David Milas
Mel Monte Binning
Robert Harelay
Sweden
Norway
John Blay
United Kingdom
Hone
Particuu'arly
Fance
Neetherlands
Society of Arte of London
Celtibe
Meg
Dociely
Ornat
MR Watt
Irwin
Hanter
Mary Anne
Battersby
Johnny Raw
Quinlan
Bister
Garnet
Ubanter
Kennedys
Er. Legen
Crah
Perry
Osmond
Helena
Omest fCyclix
Agat Canteir
Reutendor
Agat Equity
Tod
Musachio
Aget Zaraia
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