Dunleary Asylum Harbour Ceremony Draws Vast Attendance
A grand laying of the stone for the national harbour work at Dunleary was held on a favorable Saturday. Tickets issued to nobility and gentry, a large crowd, processions, bands, and salutes marked the event. Lord Lieutenant, Chief Justice, and other officials attended with military and police presence. Crowds mingled with entertainment, booths, and revelry lasting into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunleary Asylum
Devenne
4Th Dragoon Guards
Rero
Te Royal Artillery
Hamy
Eustace-street
Britonia
Pandora
Jones
Murrgan
Pope
Taber
Otter Killed in Abbey Orchard. Pursuit by Two Lads
From Oto Dena May 21 a large otter measuring five to six feet was killed in the Abbey orchard owned by James Ferguon esq M P after entering through a wall hole. Two lads chased it with sticks but one fell hitting his head. the otter attacked the other, injuring him as the pursuers finally prevailed after an hour of desperate fighting. Also reports Mr Kaye the king s messenger and a Low-atrect officer arrived in Jeondow with William Babyw in custody on suspicion of treason, after examination by Lord Siamonh, with the prisoner lodged in currectiown Our Monday. He was moved from shat or by Mr Atkins to the secretary of states. The prisoner was apprehended in Dubhy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oto Dena
James Ferguon
Wni
Caledonian Mercury
Kaye
Jeondow
William Babyw
Ssati
Ingh
Atkins
Lord Siamonh
Dubhy
Petition to Parliament Against Habeas Corpus Suspension
A London Court of Common Council debates extending Habeas Corpus suspension. Speakers defend constitutional rights, denounce ministerial measures, and back resolutions urging Parliament to oppose continued suspension and seek reforms for national happiness. A committee is appointed to prepare Petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Council
Holden
London
Waithman
Charles II
United Kingdom
Tiey
Binnstead
Dixon
Allerman Goodix
W. Curtis
House of Commons
Baronet
Regen
Pearson
Jacks
Alderman Heygate
James Shaw
Prince Regent Levee At Carlton House Attended by Dignitaries
Thursday the Prince Regent held a levee at Carlton House with wide attendance. He greeted foreign ambassadors ministers and state officers, welcomed Mr J Adams Smith the US chargé d affaires, and granted audiences to the Russian ambassador and Prince Castelcala among others. Plans for Kemble to perform King Lear at Covent Garden were deemed not suitable at present. Pavia the famed French actor arrived in London and met Covent Garden managers, speaking fluent English learned in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton House
Ikoyal
J. Adams Smith
United States of America
Earl Bathurst
Prince Castelciala
Mr. Kemble
Covent Garden ‘Theatre
Lord Chamberain
Pavia
London
Covent Garden Theatre
Green Room
England
Duke-streety Mapchevt R Square
Adjourned Sessions Under the Insurrection Act
The Cashel court held adjourned Special Sessions under the Insurrection Act, with 21 magistrates and officials presiding. Trials included Eamund Slingsby found guilty of concealed arms and ammunition and sentenced to seven years transportation, while Keating faced absence and related charges with mixed outcomes. Several defendants, including James Shea Darby Touhy and Marty Morrissey, were tried for idle and disorderly conduct with Guilty or Acquitted verdicts amid extended proceedings. The session adjourned to Thursday with further hearings planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden
Cashel
Moore
Eamund Slingsby
John Keating
Keating
William Lonergan
Ned Prendergast
Ardfinnan
Iris House
Se Kbenace
James Shea
Samuel Jacob
Darby Toohy
Thos
Tierney
Darby ‘Touhy
Patrick Toully
Marty Morrisey
William Horan
John Ryan
Jubb
James Barrett
John Keiley
Wilcocks
Carthy
Barrett
Clemson
Keiley
Prendergast
Robert Barry
Mitcheletown
Barry
Limerick
Mitcheltown
Tipperary
Mathew English
Clerihan
English
Mugnstown
Balligattin
Conrows
Marinstown
John Napper
Conrews
Barrete
Ile
Han
Conron
Idle and disorderly persons tried after Cashel sitting
Richard Jeliny Delany and Witten Tada Ran were tried and convicted for idleness and disorderly conduct and absence from home. Stephen Morony was tried and found guilty for keeping concealed arms and ammunition.
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Jeliny
Richard Delany
Witten Tada
Cashel
Stephen Morony
Murder, robbery bite Manorhamilton road near Sligo
Reports from Sligo and surrounding areas recount a brutal murder and robbery on the Manorhamilton road near Sligo. A carman found on Binbol Mountain with skull fractures and a severed neck wound, identity unknown, while Captain Palmer and local magistrates mobilized the army to pursue suspects. Lord and Lady Lorton visited local schools, praising cleanliness and progress and contributing to premiums fund. An incident near Shanagolden saw a farmer Walsh strike a ransacker. the assailant’s life was in danger as he’s brought to town. Market news show low corn, varying wheat prices, rising oatmeal, and strong demand. Iris Grace, Archbishop of Cashel, appointed Rev. Edward Labarte rector of Kilveronon following Rev. Chadwick’s death. Cork notes very fine new potatoes after rains.
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Snao
Sligo
Manorhamilton
Binbo
Palmer
Lord
Walsh
Shanagolden
Limerick
Cronmen
Iris Grace
Cashel
Edward Labarte
Kilveronon
Richard Chadwick
Cork
Potent relics from a Dover trawler haul
Friday se en night two guns and three powder pots and an anchor were landed on the Cross Wall at Dover by two fishing vessels after being fished up in their trawl off the Galloper. The items are thought to be from a vessel of the Spanish Armada or Van Tromp’s fleet and are noted as curiosities with powder seemingly intact. Also recorded is a 1612 assay lists of jurors deemed unfit for service, including Maximilian King and others of various towns.
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Dover
Cross Wall
van Tromp
Huntingdon
Maximilian King
Tormina
Literary and Scientific Intelligence Review
The article notes Bain's compass variation essay gaining Trinity Corporation and East India Company support. It reports publishers listing Stationers' Company entries from 1815, with most works demanded by Oxford Cambridge and other colleges. It cites prizes from the Royal Academy of Frankfurt for essays on war and humanity and current student distributions at Upsala University.
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Bain
Trinity Corporation of London
East Inglia Company
Trinity House
East India Company
Stationers
House of Commons
Oxford
Cambridge
Sion College
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Aberdeen
St. Andrews
Trinity College
Dublin
Faculty of Advocates
King’s Inns
Advocates
Termity College
Royal Academy of Frfurt
Prussia
Europe
Prince Fardenburg
Fst
Aury
Universty
Upsalar
Germany
Orkney astronomical survey and other scientific notes
A dated summary details plans for a 2000 volume Rostock library purchase funded by 3000 crowns. It notes LM Biot joining Colonel Mudge in Britain for trigonometrical survey work in Orkney, with pendulum experiments near Edinburgh and Aberdeen, and expected joint observations with Dr Gregory to illuminate earth figure. It also reports meteorological instrument errors, a Walthamstow weather vane, Cicada mannaferens specimens from New South Wales, and observations on locust behavior and manna production including a note on a razor-prinder name and related medical remark by Mr. Eckersall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tycheen
Rostock
LM. Biot
French Institute
Academy of Scienced
Colonel Mudge
Ang BP
Orkneye
Edinburgh
Culby
Aberdeen
Gregory
Ofa
Royal Military Academy
Woolwich
Orkneys
England
Walthamstow
Bath Literary and Philosophical Society
New South Wale
Colonel Paterson
Paterson
Coop
New South Wales
Eckersall
Army Reported Tensions Between Portugal and Lord Beresford
Unclear sources claim a fallout between the Portuguese Government and Lord Beresford with the marshal returning to England in disgust. General Sir Thomas Hislop departs for Europe as expected, remaining Commander of the Forces at Madras. Leeward Islands units report improving health as fever declines.
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Beresford
England
Thomas Hislop
Europe
Madras
Leeward
Market Wheat Prices Rise Amid Strong Demand
Lonney Corn Fresance reports a brisk morning market with little fine English wheat available and prices advancing 2s per quarter. Barley oats peas and beans also rise 2s 4d per quarter, with sales consistent at the higher rate.
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Lonney
Assize and Price of Bread this Week
Quartern loaf dib soz ed debt halt quartern fib quz wd ow mi. Fragmentary OCR leaves unclear details. The note records weekly bread prices and related measures, but readable specifics are limited.
Missing OCR leads for journal subscription terms
Dublin printer seeks subscribers with advance payments for twelve months and shorter terms in town and country rates. Lists agents including Nawton, Warwick Square, J White, Fletcher Street, Jamie Taylor Lattry, and Co. for the eaters Journal. Advertising office at Hunters Square Edinburgh serves as the Foglia and Scoch agents.
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Dublin
Parliament Street
Oapens
Anventisahaenis
Moncha
Nawron & Co
Warwicksquare
Mr. J. White
Fleersatreet
London
Bir
Jamie
Tayior Lattry, and Co
Hunters Square
Edinburgh
Foglia and Scoch
Tie Eaters Journal
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Hablas Corpus
PRNCE
Regeni
Simon
Provincial Intelligence
Ane
Henry France
Godmanchester
George Duke
Somersham
William Marquis
Stuke
le Edward Far
Hartford
Robert Lord
Worsley
Richard
Baron
Brythorpe
Edward Knight
Saint Neot
Easton
Robert Gentleman
Spadock
Robert Yeoman
Barham
Philip Pope
Weston
Humphrey Cardinal
Kimbolton
William Bishop
Bug_ den
John Abbot
Stukeley
Richard Friar
Ellington
Henry Monk
Edward Priest
Grafham
R. Deacon
Castworth
the Army
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