Reflections and Thoughts for Youth and Age
A literary notice reviews a 1824 London publication AA Intentions or Reflections and thoughts for youth maturity and age. The critic praises the moral tone, notes vivid yet imperfect language, and quotes long excerpts on Gaming Life Death and Duty to urge readers toward piety and self discipline. The piece commends the author as sensible and admirably minded, recommending the volume of 330 articles to readers seeking instruction and heart amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Adam
Earth
Satan
Great Britain and Ireland
Pruwwia
Bellannie
G. Canning
Wm. Huakieon
Urmy
Brada, &c
Baron da Worther
Havar
United Kingdom
Great Biritain
Tre
Ireland
Prussia
Prusia
Geo. Cannixa
W. Heskisson
Interesting salvage case in Carrickfergus court
The Masters of the brig Rosina's salvage claims were heard in Carrickfergus with Captain Pakenham, the Water Guard, and a military detachment. Final awards totaled 1731 pounds 7 shillings 6 pence, largely favoring the Water Guard and military party for their rescue and landing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brintow
Edward Jones Agnew
John Rowan
Baqr
Stephen May
Colleretor
Rosina
Dundee
Apt
Lithgow
Carrikfergun
Caplin Pakenham
Caplin Pakenham, of the Preventive Water Guard
Hudson
Ike
Miller
Carrickfergus
Dore
Wickham Revenue Cruiser
Lth Regt
Wickham
Roxina
Carrickfergas
Cansis
Uhidson
Hertelly
Miler
New York
Linyd's
Bulfast
Consignees
M'Gregor
Belfast
John Gilley
Swift Steam Packet
Rusian
Lloyd's
Pakenham
Cullies
Gillies
Fort House
King’s
Pakenhaw
Water Guard
Hla
Mc Gillies
Salego
Mir Goddars
Hudeon
Dr Doyle's Conciliation Letter Provokes Irish Controversy
A reader questions Doctor Doyle's conciliatory address urging church union in Ireland. The letter ridicules the proposal as Jesuitical and warns that it would overturn Protestant ascendancy. It argues conciliation would manipulate minds and threatens political consequences if pursued through legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rysleum
Treland
Ireland
Horn
Vine
Pastorini
Bartholomew
Liverpool
Eldon
Doyle
O'Meara
O'Connell
Sheil
Limerick Chronicle
Iréland
Disturbance Aboard Windsor Castle Over Royal Seizure
The narrative recalls a disturbance aboard the Windsor Castle involving the Queen and the infant Prince of Port. The prince was banished to Fri and placed on a Portuguese vessel bound for Brest with guards aboard. A council deemed him banished, while the voyage and parting scenes with the Princesses were marked by tears and emotional farewell. The king’s birthday was celebrated with grand display before reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Courier Francais
Journal du Calvados
Misa K
Paris
Tess
Mre D
Garde-Du« Corps
Monsieur
Rue Dauphine
Caen
Pigot
Mra
Garde-Du-Corpa
Hotel de Sully
Windsor Castle
Lisbon
Portugal
Prince
Port
Arco
Brest
Grea
Fragments from Capt Lyons Journal and Curragh meeting notices
A fragmented historical page contains a satirical verse attacking Captain Lyons and references to a Curragh Curragh meeting in 1824 with Kirwan Stakes results and horse names. It also lists mail arrivals and a new Dublin club named The Sociant, plus market notes for Dublin June week. The text reflects period tone, with miscellaneous notices and race details.
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Cation
Atill Jones
Altoe
Elsim
Gillies Wade
Befast Northern Whig
Rte Britanney
Dr. Doyle
Lyons
Esquineaux
Lyona
Esquimex
Cologne
Captain Lyon
Alexander
Greece
Post
Tia
Quils Lega Vice Association
Hamilton
Pott
Hanter
Roller
Daxon
B. c
Giles
Caldwell
Mary Ann
Watt
Tipsey
Battersby
Savage
Sandaus Palur
Rishman
Royal Sovereign Steam Packet
Royal Sovereign
Gn Booth
Dorter Cotton
Ard Mes
Mira Cocke
Mesars Rawverie
Carrol, Creig, &S
Bee Packet
Vixen
Maberley
Captain Jones
Knipe
Mra Daly
Mel Rathburn
Williams
Fenwick, Montgomery
British Mail Office
Witerloo Place
The
Travellers
Ing Herald
Dublin
Offree Parliament Street
Buffona, &c