HYDROPHOBIA FEAR ADDRESSED TO PUBLIC SAFETY
A concerned letter urges magistrates to enforce strict anti rabies measures after dog bites and human outbreaks, highlighting inquest findings in Stepney and recent cases in England. It argues for destruction of infected animals and coordinated action to protect the public, referencing Bagland trade and cross-Channel implications for commerce and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockport
Catoemus
England
Scotland
Stepney
Tam
New Corn Flour and Bread Company Proposal
A Victorian pamphlet-like piece urges forming a company to supply pure unadulterated bread at low cost to workers. It describes raising 500,000 to purchase flour and wheat, extending to London Lancashire and Ireland, with the aim of making bread affordable while giving investors a fair return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binmincham
Ducesed
Tay
Kianpire
Nantly
Tondo
Warrington
Laneshire
London
Lancashire
Ireland
Butter trade in Ireland and English market rivalry
A fragmentary report discusses Irish butter makers facing a duty on neat small casks while surpassing English producers in the London market. It notes Carlows prominence, regional improvements in Limerick, Cork, and Kerry, and concerns over saltpetre use and weighing salt content in butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish
Divea
London
Waterford
Erich Fermin
Carlow Ie
Limerick
Cork
Kerry
Bank of Ireland Regulations for Nonresidents in Dublin
Regulations for nonresidents with Bank of Ireland accounts. Correspondents to Aldrags Thomas Williams, Enq. Secretary. Distinct lists for London and Dublin bills. No bill under £10 discount. Approved bills credited, rejected ones returned. Bank notes and drafts remitted per correspondent, notes payable at the Bank. Secretary to be informed by letter of draft amounts and due dates. No payments under £100. On Saturdays and Mondays, discount business not transacted. Accounts current furnished half yearly or as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Bank of Ireland
Aldrags
Thomas Williams
London
Jool
Extraordinary Tide Race and Bridge Failure Observed
In a remarkable event around ten p.m. on Tuesday the tide at the port surged with unusual velocity and brought a reflex of ebb that tore the Flying Bridge from its supports. The bridge was briefly repaired but failed again near low water, washing away timber and other debris. From nine o’clock to midnight the river current surged, boats were swept offshore, and the Breakwater vessels were alternately afloat and stranded. The rapid flux reached two feet two inches in five minutes and a reflux of two feet six inches, with the water boiling and torrents of wind and lightning, causing extensive damage unless workers and crews intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lairy
Ue Grant
Fraud and fortune in a gypsy tale and dull week notes
A long tale recounts a gypsy deceiving a lady with a fortune prediction. The woman retrieves a bag of gold, and misfortune follows the fortune teller’s instructions. The Southampton Herald notes a slow news week with minor items including Byron’s funeral, Captain O Callaghan, and British Monitor reflections on prison treatment.
Ill-formed fragment hints at sea lift and distant disaster
A distorted excerpt discusses a possible temporary lifting of a structure from a pier or harbor area near Plymouth, with confusing timing and sea movement. It mentions a distant event in Siena and references to Germany, suggesting a broader world context amid a stormy coastal scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Harbour
Siena
Germany
REVIEW OF THE SINTH LANCERS IN LIMERICK PARADE
A Monday review of the Sinth Lancers in a park near Lord Combermere and General Grant is described as a grand display with aquadrena advances, single file formations, and a dramatic charge with couched lances. The regiment’s precision, band music, and echelon movements are praised, followed by fleet cavalry maneuvers and the national air God Save the King. Promotions and station shuffles across multiple regiments, artillery, and staff are listed, with movements to Cork, Exeter, York, and Canada noted alongside shipboard inspections and an Atholl visit to Leith Roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinth Lancers
Lord Comberore
Vorces
God
King
Young
Royal Artillery
Limerick
Horse Artilery
Thornhill
Lady of the Shannon
Tarbert
Scattery
Shannon
3 Dragoon Guards
Maunsell
Mercer
Peel
Todd
Cornet Markham
Storey
Artillery Barracks
Dublin
Homes
Caher
Parsonstown
Hellant
95Th Regiment of Foot
Liverpool
Canada
Duchess of York
Dorchester
Exeter
Enniskillen
Glasgow
York
Prince of Wales's Royal Lancers
Cork
Brighton
King’s) Regiment of Light Dragoons
Hussara
Lath Lancers
England
Royal North Britain) Regiment of Dragoons
Newcastle
Manchester
Ordnance
Wesminster
Portamouth
Isle of Wight
Philadelphia Marriage Ghosts and Noble Visitors
A fragment recounts a Philadelphia marriage involving a Count, a young woman then about fifteen, her noble connections, and a disputed union. It describes the Count abducting the girl from her father's house, attempts to keep them apart, a creditor’s intervention, and an 18th century Pennsylvania tallying of the event with authorities’ involvement. The tale blends aristocratic fantasy with early American legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphi
Principhs
Republica
England
France
Europe
Philadelphia
Eothet
Ann
Hitg Prion
Births in Limerick and Crescent society
In Weaford county Major Dundas of Athie seat and David Roche Esquire announce the birth of a daughter. At the Crescent Limerick the Lady of George Maunsel Esquire announces the birth of a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower Summerhill
Married The Right Won Lord Garrath to Rosabelle
A fragmented notice records a marriage between Lord Garrath and Rosabelle by lotte Isabella, eldest daughter of H Bonham, with a ceremony at Tissrin Choy performed by Rev Henry Mahon. The groom is Charles Hume, Bi Notting Kensington, in Middleset, to Ra, eldest daughter of Edmond L Estrange, Esquire, Hunstanton, King's County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Garrath
Rosabelle
Lotte Isabella
H. Bonham
Bog
Sandwich
Tissrin Choy
Henry Mahon
Charles Hume
Notting Kensington
Middleset
Edmond L'Estrange
Hunstanton
King’s County
Died and medical curiosities from Perth Courier
Died notices report the deaths of Lady Alexander and Rev Richard Henry Symet in Ireland, along with other brief obits. The issue notes a long obituary for Mr Elliott, professor of music, praising his talents and family ties. It also contains an essay on ship safety compartments and a marginal discussion of a Belgian ship with umbrellas, plus letters from Udine describing hydrophobia remedies and a Padua physician’s cure report. Perth Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmalee
Marchant Veal Mechanic's Magazine
Saya
America
Depsriut
Udine
Negar
Perth
Subscribers Urged to Renew as Papers Signal End of Term
Notices warn subscribers that receipt of Pur Duniin Journase means nearing termination of the period subscribed. Renewal required for continued delivery with the third blue cover. Advice given on money letters and double postage and where to send payments in Dublin at North Parliament Street office. Annual eight months price listed as £8 5s 6d.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Creland
Trotand
Amriga
Troland
NEW Corn, Flour
Ibia
Sricken
Bern
Guinea
Thie
Southampton Herald
Shedaiiy Prey
Tord Alvantloy
Afes Coutts
Lord Byron
Sandwich Islands
Cook
O'Callaghan
Vagietrates
O'Calaghan
Grey Barnett
Garrick
Kemble
Gianeral Quiroga
TRE Archy
WAR Office
JOLT
Regiment of Life Guards
Henry Hamilton Douglas
Lord Belhaven and Stenton
Cornet
James Cuthbert
Douglas
George Warren Edwards
17Th Light Dragoons
Cuthbert
Sherrington Gilder
Grenadier Foot Guants
Edward Cutler
Regiment of Dragoons
Thomas George Skipworth
Purchase
Beaumont
Lrth Regt
Light Dragoons
Robert Fulke Murray Greville
Edwards
2D Life Guards
Grenatier Regiment of Foot Guards
Francis Venables Vernon
Bruce
George Vicessimus Wigram
Vernon
Sth
Charles Clark
76Th Foot
Calder
Henry Hutton Jacob
5Th Foot
M‘lean
Win. M
Stewart
Boatwater Henry Vernon
Pirchase
Orr
George Davidson
Cecil Gordon
Clark
Foot
David Brown
Whitney
Royal African Colonial Corpa
Alexander Murray Gerdes
Picrou
Henry Somerset
Cape Corps of Cavalry
Charles Holloway
Peter Campbell
Geddes
Duke of Athol
Atholl
Leith Roads
Tis Grace
Rasif USA
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