Characters of Shakspeare's play by Hazlitt era review
The piece reviews Hazlitt's Shakspeare study with praise for Cymbeline Imogen and Posthumus, Macbeth, Othello, and the heroine's tenderness. It compares Macbeth and Richard II, notes tragedy's moral aim, and comments on stage reception, gender roles, and evolving taste as manners shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakspeare
William Haslitty
Shakepeare
Cymbeline
Posthumus
Imogen
Imanadahe
Shakespeare
Jashimo
Wendemann
Othello
Britain
Jachimos Fako
Pisania
Jachimo
Hazlitt
Imoges
Iachimo
Lady Macbeth
Regasi
Gonerill
Macbeth
Mr. Haslitt
Iago
Desdemona
Rago
Cleopatra
Crimea
Mr. Hazlitt
Richard II
Duncan
Trug
Afacheth
Thies
Richard
Knave
Alaceth
Jmabeth
Coventiden
Drury-lane
Corves
Madern
Atachylua
Fritch
Lillo
High Court Proceedings in Scotland and Cork Relief
The High Court of Justiciary in Edinburgh examined Jean Campbell alias Bruce and John M Kinlay with mixed panels on dolus capax and irrelevance disputes. Andrew Mackinlay’s trial ended with a Not Proven verdict while other castle prisoners’ actions halted. Newmarket Cork locals thank Mr and Mrs Aldworth for aid to the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court OF Justiciany
Edinburgh
Jean Campbell
Bruce
Lord Hermand
Kinniburgh
Wood
Doli Capax
Andrew Mackinlay
Newmarket
County of
Cork
Aldworth
Death of Captain Robert Mockler of the 86th Foot
At Avodstown County Meath on the sixteenth inst of illness Captain Robert Mockler aged 86th Foot died. He served in the late war in America with marked coolness and intrepidity and combined soldierly merit with gentlemanly character. He was admired as a gallant and genial officer and a valued friend and relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avodstown
County Meath
Illeen
Robert Mockler
T. of Foot
America
Assizes report from Wexford to Waterford trial and inquest
The assizes concluded with William Bolton found guilty of cattle stealing and commuted to life transportation. Willoughby Waddy was acquitted of murder. Several already convicted individuals were sentenced to gaol, transport, or the House of Industry. A coroner's inquest on Catherine Reilly’s death concluded drowning as the cause. Further vaccine inoculation concerns prompted public note. Two Reilly brothers were detained then released after no charges were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wexpord
Wm. Bolton
Pettit
Willoughby Waddy
James, Donnelly
Ann Morrisey
House of Industry
Daniel Munday
George Scarf
Esther Corcoran
Thomas Sharp
Haat
Merry Journal
Jenkin
Mount-street
Baggot- Street
Catherine Reilly
Bryan Reilly
Griffin
Cuffe-street
Margaret Hunt
Charles Reilly
Stephen's Green
College Wall
College Street
Moss-street
Fitzwilliam Square
Ireland
Bryan
Duke-street
Doyle
Harvest Markets and Potatoes Bring Hope to Ennis Mazer
In Ennis Mazer on July 21 harvest prospects grow brighter as New Potatoes flood markets at low prices. Potatoes may drop to 20 towns, easing burden on the poor while charitable committees aid the distressed. Danny notes favorable weather boosts crops, yet meal and grain prices rise amid tight money and high demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ereland
Ennis Mazer
Danny
Jucy
Dublin Printing Office Subscription Rates and Advertisements
Dublin printed notice lists prices for subscriptions at the office on Parliament Street. Rates shown include twelve months for four shillings, six months, four months, and three months, with distinct charges for town and country customers, reflecting a mid 18th century pricing structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Parliament Street
Oroxas
Connkry
Our Muutha
Market News Reports Abundant Harvest and Price Shifts
The article reviews a broad harvest upturn with favorable prices for cattle, potatoes, and grains. It notes improved markets, reduced but volatile wheat costs, and rising barley and beans values. It mentions government purchases, shipboard grain prices, and drought-free conditions impacting regional markets.
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Cytherea
Hurriea
Mendeth
Richard III
Banquo
Murther
Fera
Poy
Nairport
Kilkenny
Eyry
England
London
Tarvassar
Besvex
Kent
Joan
Poland
Salisbury
Portemouth
Windsor
Providence
Surace Advertiser
Feoek
Gunette
Liverpool
Manchester
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