Paris Papers Report Trials and News from London
The London edition notes the Duchess of Berry convalescent and the Duke of Wellington arriving in Paris. It covers the correctional tribunal probing the Lion Dormant secret society with indictments against Holleville and others, a diplomat’s journey, naval movements toward Peru, and a flood threat from the Rhine. It also mentions Commbmssnation day, market wheat surpluses, and economic commentary on British trade and a German paper prospectus with details on opposition presses and publication terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess of
Berry
Duke of Wellington
Parie
Tribunal of Corrections
Lion
Hollevilla Fa Cousin
Bonaarte
Cugnet
Brun
Grengbid
Genos
America
Cadiz
Lnte
Catalonia
Peru
Hevenniks
Lacy
Majurea
Kina
Marseilles
Tunis
Punis
Algiers
Rhelnsheim
Philipsburg
Haa
Eaid
Charlotta
Nouia Kvlu
Berri
James V
Scotland
Mary
Montdaly
Seth
Bettey
Guy Dale Werd
Weo
Weimar
Literatura
Lst
Contested Winds and Continental Critique in Dublin Letters
A late packet delays London journals as adverse winds hinder dispatches. The Dublin Journal notes foreign papers overstate rivalry while praising England’s trade. It cites Lord Lieutenant benevolence aiding poor in several parishes, plus related political and social items across Limerick and Cork counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beland
England
Dramatic Performances At The Dublin Theatre Dramatist
The Dublin theatre saw a sequence of pieces with strong acting from Pierre, Mrs Yarteg, Mr Fannen, Mrs Dwin, Mr Young, and Mr Raw. Alonso and Zanga drew praise for talent and mastery while a blood shows disrupted applause and later removal. The Maid and the Maids followed with FarRen and Mrs Bowrke in fine form, ending with a warning to unruly patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irutemant
Pierre
Yours
Sion
Yarteg
Alonso
Raw
Maid
Str
FarRen
Bacehus
Concert at Rotunda Rooms Delights Irish Audience
Last night Mrs Salmon Miss Geakeh Misa Droug Sir George Smart Mr prouet are honored guests at the Rotunda Rooms. The audience was fashionably small but the performers drew a crowded house on Friday next. Drozet’s flute astonished, Salmon’s voice praised for sweetness and range. The concert offered a most delightful treat and readers hope the talents of these strangers will be appreciated by the Irish public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon
Geakeh Misa Droug
George Smart
Prouet
Coole Price
Venturs
Donnot
Drozet
Ve. Salmon
Steam Packetsourage misreadings and odd errors?
Steam packet service details are garbled. The fragment mentions a voyage by a Britannia or British packet, six passengers disembarking, and a Captain Johnston with others showing courtesy to royals and Captain Wall, but the exact events, dates, and places are unclear.
Public Works Improvement Praised by Officials
An inaccurate notion about public aid is corrected, noting improvements on Gloucester Street front and adjoining land. The Committee of the Poor Fund supported the approach, the Paving Board cooperated, and Major Taylor faces opposition yet proceeds with integrity and zeal in public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peateo
Clon
Yarf
Taylor
Army unit movements ahead of royal review near Windsor
The Royal Marines Guards march from Windsor barracks via Hounslow and neighboring areas in preparation for a review with the Life Guards on Hounslow Heath. A detachment of Scots fremerches passes through Skipton toward the north, while the King's Dragoon Guards prepare to assume positions once held by the Dragon Guards who have arrived and occupied the barracks for seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Méise Guards
Walny Barracks
Windsor
Hounslow
Neighhood
Life Guards
Hounslow Heath
Scots Fremerches
Skipton
Lorth
King’s Dragoon Guards
Manemare
Dragon Guards
Privateers Capture Ships and Sinking Reported Off Azores
Loydeon reports insurgent privateers captured four valuable ships off the Azores at the end of June and sunk one. Vessels named include the Nova Caro from China, Flor de Mayo from Guyana, Los Dolores from Porto Rico, and Cramy Para from Bengal. Letters from Lind Balmore mention plans toward Damascus with no further updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexrgent
Loydeon
Privaceera
Ecount
Lloyd
Bengal
Chioa
Lisbon
da Guyta
Cidiz
Porto Rico
Barceloga
Azores
Surgeot
Lind Balmore
Hose-Hoiee
Manatalvary
Jerusalem
Damascus
Lor
Craven
Wildgoose Lodge burning trial at Dundalk aftermath recounted
In a Dundalk court, John Lynch and others faced indictments over the Wildgoose Lodge fire near Louth. Witnesses describe the mob assault, the house set ablaze, and warnings of death for those inside, with details of prior convictions and inquest led by Dr. Blackwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Ruxtot
John W. Aden
Rioratown
William Filgate
Louth
Wed Lodge
Edward Lynch
Conrad
Shanly
Keenan
Lynch
Thos
Roane
Furth
Stones Town Chapel
Wildgoose Legdge
King's Court
County
Cavan
Pat
Halfpenny
Neargat
Wildgooge’ Lodge
Blackwe
Patrick Balfpenny
Faice Rispio
Henry Mupro Blackwell
Bernard M‘flroy
Pat. Devan
Corcreagh
Stonetown
Faris
Louthway
Thomas Gubby
Thomas Gutthy
Stoarcowti
Lyn Akbasten
Dundalk
Tuniekien
Stonetown Chapel
Pertone
Agate
Meath
Carleton
Filgate
Slane
Col
Wedge
Lam
Wedgeor Oie
Dublin
Navan
Hamilton
Shore
Charleton
Itness
Bybove-Lodge
Andalk
Peridfetom
Brabazon
Gabby
Patrick Clarke
Churchtown
Betweyn Ardee
Wildgoose Adja
Trials and sentences in a turbulent Dublin crime case
A detailed trial report describes a violent disturbance, with 16 men and six horses involved at a house where arson and mob behavior led to multiple deaths. The jury finds a man guilty and sentences him to hanging, with subsequent letters from prisoners and detainees offering reflections and personal updates amid the proceedings.
Monaghan Assizes Open Amid Crowded Gaol and Deaths
In Monaghan on July 25 the assizes opened before Judge Osborne and Baron McClelland. The crowded gaol hosts a fever with seventeen deaths recently. Trials began with burglary and robbery cases. several defendants found guilty, including Owen and Patrick Traynor and Jol Gallagher, while others were acquitted or referred to other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CO. Monaghan
Monaghan
Osborne
Crown Coun
Baron M.clelland
Cavan
Fermanagh
Peragns
Edward M'Guile
Robert North
Alec Archer
Laurence Coffy
John Fout
Henry M'Dermott
Hugh Kerr
Moore Kilpatrick
Duos Figasimons
James Barnwell
Walter James
John M'Cabe
Mary Branagan
Chyuilty
William Barnwell
John Con Parick
Owen Monaghan
Owen
Patrick Traynor
Jol Galagher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris
Presa
Great Britain
Dablin
Grand Canary
Ift Despessivg
Ecceitetee
Lie Moblin’ Journal
Stehen Hastings
Port
Henry
Coutty Tiperary
Groker
Ballybricken
Reechee-town
Cebircemey
Egremont
Croker
Elemore
John Graven
Babb Faghery
Cork
Furtong, Esq
Limerick
Andréw ‘Mabkipley
Earl of Clare
Hlyallon
Edward Hartnett
Sandy
Kerr
Eng
Derry
Iet
pHereeaTae
Congert
Ritannia
Bert
Annesley
Johnston
Themelves Sey Gmtite
Wall
Romey
Wildgooua
Ion Ted
P Po
Saul
Pranles
Tae
Onsalde
Ang'yi F
House Mons Af
iPhey
Dad Sven
Dondatt
Scezi
Oreseery
Biddy Gally
Dutlin
Prasone
Alep
Kildare
Tani
Queen's County
Par. Devan
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