Improvement of the Thames River Terrace Plan Debated
A royal council discusses a river improvement plan to link New Dow?ra Ridge with Waterlow Bridge and create a terrace of arches, quays, and a water basin. The scheme aims to ease transport, health, and commerce while preserving private rights, seeking consent from City of London and Admiralty. Duke of York and others back the proposal. a committee is formed to study practicality.
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Acorcey
Alten
Arme Sablemen
Guntheaten
Marchant
Duke of York
Wellington
Deke
Duchess of Rutland
Roe
Cianceltor
Tierd Palmerton
Fark
Car
Whitehall
Seothiod Ward
Waterlow- Bridge
Tancaster
Wratt
Wyat
Rennia
Rentleman
Trench
City of London
Admiralty
Crown
Duke of Rutland
Lord Roealyn
Dukes of York
Rutland
Wellieston
Prince Leopold
KE. Long
Messrs
Wallace
Ranke
Hinkisean
James Mackintosh
R. Inz- Vis
Liverpool
R. Perl
Harrowby
Lord Besley
Alderman Wood
Garrett, Thompson
Sada Derperttion
Alttin Wend
Farell
Lif enpool and Dublin Steam Traders Plan Storehouse Dockside
A historic notice outlines lifenpool and Dublin steam traders planning to store goods in a North Wall store for Liver pool bound shipments. It details arrangements with shipowners, porters, and stevedores to facilitate discharging and reduce weather related losses, with Richard Pia acting to secure consignments and coordinate storage during bad weather.
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Mtr Riel
Pir
Ganda
Wien
Gonla
Perans
Richard Pia Procees
al Perio
Restiae
Gouda
Liverpoul
The Jerusalen Missionary Irishman Debate
Irregular OCR text blends religious and scientific notes with weather and gossip. It mentions an Irish candidate for a Jerusalen mission, storms on the channel, a chemistry professor praising Dr Royte, a caterpillar feathering wadding process, a rare living chameleon sighting, and an absentee lord confrontation in a debate on the Insurrection Act.
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Warren
Day
Martin
Preland
Jerusalenm
William Lewis
Limerick
Frances
French
Mugland
Ta Ava
Mr ET
University of Dublin
Royte
Monich
Sierre
Onderstad
Tome of Lords
Landau
Church Property Dispute and Hidden Deals Revealed
A garbled 19th century notice discusses church property, alleged privatization schemes, and a contested tract near Waterford. It alleges misused public land and references official notices, local figures, and contested boundaries as part of a broader land dispute with hidden motives and legal questions.
Price of Wheat and Market Rumors Across Nations
A long OCR fragment discusses wheat prices, trade barriers, and market movements in Amsterdam Rotterdam and Lisbon, noting foreign measures and consular reports. It mixes jokes, legal banter, and travelogue, with scattered references to Portuguese laws, prices in Palermo and Trigete, and British consul reports amid garbled commentary. The piece also briefly recounts a legal anecdote about Lord Kenyon and a court-like exchange on pronunciation, followed by naval intelligence and a late Sunday social wager on a wine event with betting outcomes.
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Keitel
Winchester Fuerter
Hushels
Goethe
Io Lawton
Wintiten
Trigete
Palermo
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Jewish baby circumcision ceremony in Glasgow Chronicle account
The Glasgow Chronicle describes a rare Jewish circumcision rite held Sunday in Glasgow. The article notes the second such event in Glasgow, with details of the ceremony tables, wine exchanges, and a young boy reading Hebrew, German and Dutch prayers, followed by breakfast and a ceremonial feast.
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Gatagon
Ermal
Whale Company
Scotland
Erhysca
Oper Wien
Glasgow Chronicle
On Raising Small Fruit Trees From Seed in 1820s Britain
A reader recounts sowing seed of white red and black currants in March 1820, thinning to fifty per variety, planting in rows, and managing soil. Black currants bore poorly while white produced a notably superior fruit, and gooseberries showed little promise. He notes minimal root soil disturbance and no grafting, praising the experiment for enjoyment and for yielding valuable trees.
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London
M.D
Pricei
Evivou
New Court Case Involving London Theft Acquittal
In a London court a pair including New Court inmates faced charges for a string of thefts after meeting in a saloon and traveling by coach to the Bell Inn at Midboro. The prosecutor detailed the alleged plan and a watch loss. witnesses described a complex scene. The jury, after voir dire and cross examinations, found both defendants not guilty.
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Gee
Togo
Bell Inn
Midboro
Jonen
MeAlley
Mary Ann Clarke Tata
Westbrook
Alan
Mary Ann Clarke
Mary Anni
Beresford
Adereta
Prisoer
Droid
Armery
Tee
Himelf
Coach Accident Triggers Rescue After Severe Injuries
Report details a Birmingham to London coach journey where seven passengers were severely injured after a horse failed and the coach toppled. Clergyman from Daventry required assistance to resume travel, aided by soldiers and local officers. The mail coach from Birmingham to Liverpool also faced a crash, but passengers escaped injury. The piece oddly segues into a recipe for a coffee substitute and a dubious medical digest.
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Pris
Birmingham
Landonton
Daventry
Weedon
Weedenbarra
Horace
Iberty
Birmincin
Liverpool
Sanna
Stone
Bold
Sraird
Theorses
Erain
Subscriptions Notice on Dublin Publication Terms
Notices to subscribers about a change in delivery timing and payment methods for The DuattN tournament paper. Readers are urged to send payments without splitting notes and to use money letters, with subscription rates listed for six months and a year.
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Duattn -Tournai
Flor
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