Tre Lament or Tasso By Lond Brnow
A literature note on Tasso and Lord Ryin likens sorrow for Tasso to lament and remonstrance in English praise. It recalls Ferrara treasures tied to Tasso and Guarini with images of confinement, fame, and a poet’s enduring memory, ending with a possessive pledge to Leonora and a doomed entwining of fates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lond Brnow
Tasso
Ryrin
England
Ferrara
Tanso
Gurusalemme
Guarini
Pastor Fido
Hotter
Titian
Ariosto
Ste Anna
Tiachart
Leonora
Third Annual Report on the Tandy Charitable Fund
The committee recalls the parish aims to aid the poor with affordable life necessities, relief for calamities, and employable opportunities. Details cover grants, coal distributions, blankets, stockings, wheels, and bedstead sales, with limited linen-board support and rising costs affecting sale plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lst
Linen Board
4Thglast
W& Grotieman
Parish Soup Kitchen Aided Labourers Amidst Hard Times
The September opening of a village soup kitchen offered 1d per quart soup as meat supplies lagged. With spinning weaving and knitting expanding, the committee faced debts and sought loans from the Dundrum association to sustain the charity. A three year effort to prevent distress through productive relief showed 1915 yards of linen spun, but funds remained tight, prompting calls for stronger patronage from landed proprietors to sustain employment and living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Frank
Dundrum
Dandruss Association
SOL
Fie
Ayev
Dandrum Association
Ryan
Ita
Army Cavalry Regiments Ship Horses to Cork for France
The army commands several Irish cavalry regiments to furnish remounts for British forces in France. Dragoons and Dragoon Guards sent hundreds of horses from Cork, with Light Dragoon regiments 14th 16th and 20th also contributing. A troop from the Leinster stationed in Dublin moved to Navan to receive a regiment and later returned to town after exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
France
Cork
4Th Dragoons
Sd Dragoon Guards
4Th Dragoon Guards
Dragoon Guards
Tech Lincers
Dublin
Navan
Kelle
Athboy
Dunshaughlie
Assizes Declares Thirteen Convicted at Carlow
In Carlow on July 1 the assizes sentenced thirteen prisoners to death after a series of indictments for burglary and robbery. Owen Neill Bryan Neill Edward Eustace John Nowlan Michael Nowlan John Lennon Edward Lennon James Tobin Michael Kinshalen Patrik Shahene and Margaret Nowlan faced trial. Neill and Neill were acquitted on a separate indictment while the rest were found guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlow
Norbury
Prine
Justice Daly
Crown Court
Owen Neill
Bryan Neill
Edward Eustace
John Nowlan
Michael Nowlan
John Lennon
Edward Lennon
James Tobin
Michael Kinshalen
Patrik Shahene
Margaret Nowlan
Michael Rourke
Ret Neill
Ridgeway
Perenis
MacNally
Bryan Neil
Jime
Owen
Triak
Michael Bourke
MacNaily
Waterford court delays and verdicts in mercantile cases
A Waterford City and County Court session reported verdicts for the plaintiffs in two cases over rent arrears and promissory note repayments. Adjournments and a long trial in mercantile disputes involving a Liverpool firm and a vessel cargo are noted, with commentary on commissions and disbursements. A verdict for the plaintiffs cites specific sums and costs. A separate Waterford Mirror update mentions a failed appeal and a memorial plan for Clotilda Tambroni in Bologna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cropper, Benson and Co
Liverpool
Nicholas Hearn
Waterford
Kearn
Oscar
Biagris
Baltimore
Tiscrnech
Tramore
Jroyer
Waterford Mirror
Catholic Affairs Letters on Irish Catholic Board Crisis
A set of letters dated 1817 from Irish bishops and clerics to Edward Hay discuss the Catholic Board crisis in Ireland. They urge cautious action on Domestic Nomination, defend episcopal independence, and emphasize unity while awaiting papal and governmental guidance. The letters reflect concern over the crisis’s impact on church, state, and public peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Cork
Dean Sa
Ireland
Kilkenny
Rembin
John Murphy
Hopen
Irelaw
Rome
Oliver X§Liy
R. C
Tuam
Edward Hay
Dungarvan
Catholic Board
Waterford
Lismore
Flannery
Rostar Wacon
Agricultural Dinner and Parson Parsnip Hedges Hedgehogs in News
A Colonial era style digest notes a forthcoming Agricultural dinner hosted by a noble president Earl Falbot before his Ireland appointment. It covers parsnip cultivation tips from Dr Macculloch, a hedge and pasture conversion method, barley anomalies, hedgehogs as pest control, and wildlife misperceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl ‘Falbot
Bia
Licategang
Ireland
Litchfield Mercury
Macculloch
Germany
Dr. Rigby
Holkham
Blomfield
W. Horsley
Blean
Canterbury
London
Harvest and Market Reports Across England and Wales
Reports from London Covent Garden Spitalfields and provincial markets show strong harvest expectations and varied grain prices. Grain: wheat and barley softened, beans brisk, flour demand weak. grapes in Covent Garden priced high. Cardiganshire and Caermarthen districts note relief and improved peasant mood as harvest prospects brighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England and
Wales
London
Covent
Garden Market
Spalding
Stampford News
Norwich Gaxette
Srearee
Jyon Market
Foxe
Norwich Mercury
Wedneah
Cumbridge Chronicle
Port Caermarthenulire
Cardiganshire
Swansea Poyper
Dublin print advertisement and subscription rates
Fragmentary Dublin advertisement lists pricing for printed items and subscriptions. Mentions re git at their Office, various durations for subscriptions including six months and twelve months, with figures in pounds and shillings. Notes destinations and payment to advance to Town for Tea and Montys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
der Hess
Mibeth Mow49
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Army
Clotilda Tambroni
Bologos
Catholic Affairs
Brg
Ballyshannon
Drogheda
Eshin
P. Mlaughlin
Edward Hay, Eyg
Agriculture
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