Emigrant Terms and Atlantic Frontiers In Turbulent Times
A fragmentary report describes emigrant routes and conflicts near the United States, detailing a clash involving roving bands, a second frontier skirmish, and a naval pursuit. It notes the capture of vessels, quarantine measures, and the complex Atlantic maneuvers impacting politics and safety, with references to Petion, Port-au-Prince, and a dispatch from Capt. Brown. The piece also covers local disturbances, a wolf attack in Dijon regions, harvest prospects in France and Sweden, and mentions to Admiral Pickmore and Mr. M Mahub’s retirement from the Parliament’s service amid aging devotion and tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behelle
Raroal
Bare
Aio
Smee
Prie Ply
Taguar
Brie Cobquerot
Guppy
Port-au- Price
Petion
Brown
Vau- Laie
Tien
Maal
Dijon
Genlis
Juronne
Pantarlier
France
Tillenaye
London
Thoms
Stockholm
Sweden
North Sea
Sea of Freeland
Vienna
Bantini
Milan
Tuii
County Meath Vigilant Magistrates Call For Peace
In Meath the magistrates urge universal adoption of a peace patrol across Upper and Lower Navan, Morganstown and Skreen baronies to curb disorder. Captain Charlton of Curragh-town praised for zeal in preserving county peace and aiding in the Fox Lodge outrage case in Louth where seven were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Meath
Érating
Dritiady
Npecia
Upper
Lower Navan
Morgehnon
Sind Skreen
Ireland
Charleton
Curragh-town
Fox Lodge
Co. Louth
Arrests and Robberies Reported in Dublin District
Police notices detail Duke Street handled case of William Kempleton charged after stealing a linen handkerchief from Stanislaus Augustus Kidohl’s house and attempting to escape. The Usher’s Quay office reports break-ins at Mr. Ryan’s New Holland factory and a Clonsilla farmer’s raid, with a £20 reward for arrest. Multiple suspects committed to Newgate. brief trials for thefts, robberies, and a courier’s sheep fraud are noted, plus beggar impostors at Rathfarnham fair. The article also mentions strategic fortifications in Flanders and Russian troop movements near Tulzyn on the Turkish frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke-Street
Willia
Kempleton
Stanislaus Augustus
Kidohl
Upper Mount-street
Newgate
Sessions
Usher's Quay
Ryan
New Holland
Lucga
William Mackay
Clonsilla
Quay
John Hewson
Buxter
Blackhall-row
Sarah Greene
Bridget Whelan
Hanover Lane
Hanndlly Brennan
Catherine Magee
John Gallagher
Stoney-batter
Jon Grimes
Robt
Rogers
Liverpool
Kirty
Waterford
Dublin
Howe
Thynne
Parkinson
England
Rafter
Rathfarnham
John I
Patrick
Vialet-hill
Armagh
Protest and trial at Wicklow assizes in July records
The report covers a protest against the Bank of Ireland, grand jury proceedings at Wicklow assizes, and sentences for robberies sheep stealing and murder. It notes a special jury trial, a protest payment dispute, and various executions scheduled or carried out, with details on individuals and defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enry-O
Ag Hina Si Treland
Ireland
CoGitol Kitha
Tharkday
Jwytnerant
Wicklow
Monnay
Hoo
Robert Owed
Daniel M. King
GM. Drought
William Heighington
F. W. Greene
Thomas Archer
John Revel
William Haigh
Thomas Dennis
Robert Saunders
James Wall
Hugh Reeles
John Hornidge
Abraham ‘Late
Andrew Price
Evors
J. Toole
Thomas Lynch
Patrick Brady
M. Byrne
Lynch
Michael Conran
John Conran
R. Duckely
Ballinure
England
Philip Smith
Hannah Gorman
Herter Doyle
Smith
John Gorman
Mester Doyle
Mary Gorman
Nowlan
Baltinglass
George
Wextford
Insect Infestation Devastates Fields Across Wet Seasons
The article details a persistent pest cycle affecting hedges ditches and coarse weeds. Grubs grow from eggs to larvae by late autumn then perish in spring rain and cold. Only survival is in dry niches or weed beds along ditches. Heavy seasons drive larger outbreaks, with control reliant on hedge and ditch clearing to starve the insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pha
Provincial Intelligence reports charity easing Ballina distress
July reports in Ballina detail soup distributions by town leaders reducing mendicancy and promoting relief. Donations from Colonel Kirig and Earl of Donoughmore fund meat and grain distribution to the poor, with broader charity efforts across Derry and surrounding areas. A boy’s leg injury near the new deal-yard in Derry prompts a medical note. The Bishop of Derry adds £1000 in loans to aid immediate relief, enabling governors to assist shopmen and other workers facing hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballina
Kirig
Knocklefiy
Aumer
William Bagwell
Friendly Institution
Derry
New Deal
Catholic Board Debates Letter on Clergy Support
The Catholic Board met at 17 Fownes Street with William Scurcy in the chair. A motion to adopt and forward a letter to the Second Order of the Clergy sparked a long debate, paired with remarks on fears for the Catholic cause and Mr Hayes, leading to an adjournment until November and notes that Lord Begrave contemplates Chester candidacy in the twenty fourth year of his age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Cvas
Vo Lriday
Cole
Bank of England
Fownen’s Street
William Scurcy
O'Connell
O’ Connell
Mahon
Mr. Hayes
Hayes
O'Gorman
Richard O'Gorian
Hughes
Evens Mac Donnell
Sheridan
Begrave
Hiyself
Cary of
Chester
Elocution and Lectures of Thelwall in Ireland
Fragmentary excerpt discusses John Thelwall Irish reception and critique of his elocutionary lectures. It mentions editors of Dublin papers, potential publisher plans, and praise for his masterly discrimination while urging balanced judgment. The text references his modest fame and debates about his writings and public stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Bainin
Fox
Weber
Beerdwing
Ithe
Dublin
Matementavtis
Wecknell
T Felwet
Thelwalt
Lead mine near North Wales boosts Grosvenor income
The article notes Earl Grosvenor poised to gain at least twenty thousand pounds yearly from a new lead mine found on his North Wales estate. It also mentions aristocratic movements, a fire at Uffington House, and various family bequests and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Grosvenor
North
Wales
James Cockburn
Portsmouth
Bermuda
John Louia
Duke of Northumberland
John Louis
Raymond
Drury- Jane
Uffington- House
Udington-house
Earl Lindsey
Stamford
Stanford Mercery
Marchioness
Downshins
Farland
Lindser
Earl of Tintsey
Lalyship
Lavender
Uffington
Purssay
Bern
Pruedent
Tadig
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Pickmore
Newfoundland
Anil
Portamouth
Wether
Sir Francis Drake
Boch
M‘mahub
MrMahon
Gérvant
Sherish
Ms Mahun
Jie
Abe Seart
Coutier
Police
Netherlands
Flanders
Ypres
Moscow
Jane
de Benningsen
Tulzyn
Russia
Eran
Achicunttap
Provincial Intelligence
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