Brazil described in historic political and social view
A detailed historical brief portrays Brazil's geography borders and vast size, notes early Portuguese colonization, later policies against native slavery, and the harsh monopolies on dye-woods salt and gold. It discusses population mixes, castes, trade limits, key towns like Rio de Janeiro and Pernambuco, and warns of governance flaws under despotism while highlighting potential for growth if reforms occur.
Buenos Ayres in 1817 View of manners and state
An American letter from Buenos Ayres dated 26 February 1817 surveys the city and country. It notes harbour shallowness, destructive winds, and British losses. population about 50,000 with militia and troops. government by a Supreme Director and a long-stalled constitutional congress. Streets are narrow, many houses iron-grated. churches and monasteries exude affluence, corruption, and intolerance. women’s confinement and theatre pricing are described. commerce stalls, livestock prices, fruit trees, and sparse wood shaping daily life. reflections on North American markets and the harsh climate conclude the excerpt.
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Brasil
Onme
Beal
Braz Il
Portuguese Guiana
Amazon
Punta de Castillos
South America
Brazil
Hamene
Sebastian
Philip Jr
Tocantin
Sanrancisco
Mananon
Paraibs
Rio Grande
Parana
S. L
Lindley
San Salvador
Europe
Sac Salvador
Tyre
Pernambuco
Koster
Braz
Acunda
Malte
Brun
Edinburgh
New York
Buenos Ayres
River Plate
Labos
Beilish Guard
Iglesia de St
Miserable Clerical Bigotry Suppresses Local Inhabitants
A reader recounts frustration with priests and bigotry, describing beguiled locals seeking forgiveness for money. He notes the presence of printing offices with outdated equipment and a shortage of skilled workers, tracing the miseries to practices brought by former residents.
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Purgatory
United States
The Unknown Foreigner Caraboo at Almondsbury
A Bristol area appeal recounts a mysterious young woman found near Almondsbury. Descriptions note a 25 year old woman with dark hair, graceful manners, and a curry diet who claims exotic origins. She aids in Mrs. Worrall’s care, writes with ease, avoids alcohol, and shows East Asian ritual gestures. Attempts to identify her language fail. experts deem her language undecipherable.
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Sia
Bristol
Tam
Burlasiom-street
Beth
Almondsbury
Nurie
Spe
Tanic
Jett
Mortinore
Cristal
Bin
Justee
Fry
Hager
Bath
India House
Railes
Oxford
Surastra
Kingston
P.S
Caralina
Mulay
Jesse Mandve
Caraboo
Birth and Marriages Notice From Burland Square and County Leitrim
Birth at Burland-Square Lady Ida Godley Esq has a daughter. Marriages recorded: William Keating to Catherine Smithwick in Abington Church County Limerick. Hubert Thibaltier to Lucy Denis in St Olive's Church. Capt John Kelly to Anne Harrison in Dalmalley Argyleshire. Obituary notes: Thomas Mullins of Beaufoy Kerry, son of Hon William Mullins. Death of Mr John ONeill, printer, with tributes to his diligence. memory to be cherished.
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Judge
Abington Church
County Limerick
William Keating
Catherine
Robert Smithwick
Wilwo
Praterford
St. Olive's Church
R. J. Hobson
Hubert ‘Thibaltier
Lucy
John Denis
Ray
Dalmalley
Argyleshire
John Kelly
25Th Regiment of Foot
Mias Anne Harrison
Matthew Harrison
Bay
Newland
Lancashire
Beaufoy
County Kerry
Thomas Mullins
Fay
William Mullins
Lord Veotry
Mra O'Brien
Acheson O'Brien
Thomas Crawford
Tiertmoyle
Tipperary
John O'Neill
Prigter
Curragh Races Itinere 9 1817 Kirwan Stakes
Sporting intelligence from June 11 1817 reports Curragh races with Kirwan's Stakes 50 Guineas h ft Post on the Flag Mr Battersby's Ball and Mr Gore's All Good past on the flat 100 Guineas each. Entries include Mr Kirwan's Pope Sir C Coore's Handel Langore Neifl's Schedoni and other starters in King's Plate two mile heats and Sweepstakes of 20 Guineas with several contenders such as Hastard's f Waxy and Lord Sligo's Spermaceti details noted.
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Kirwan
Battersby
Gore
Pope
C. Coore
Handel
Mr. Gore
Mr. Neifl
Schedoni
Mr. Hastard
Waxy
Lord Sligo
Abstract of Dublin Returns for May 9 1412 Prices and Quantities
An abstract detailing the quantities and prices of Coan, 4innom, Meat and Frova sold to the City of Dublin and its liberties for the week ending May 9 1412. It lists measurement standards for barrels and stones, equating 854 stone of Frour to a barrel of Watat and 7 stone of Oatmeal to a barrel of Oats, with specific weights for Warat Rre Peas Beans Bar ato Bree Oats and other commodities.
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Dublin
Dublin 3 Advertisements and Subscriptions List
Printed for the proprietors at Parliament Street the issue shares subscriptions rates in advance for town and country. Advertisements appear across the page with names Newton & Co in Warwick Square London and James Javion Smith in Hunters Square Edinburgh as the agents for the newspaper and advertising services.
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Cheir
Parliament Street
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Wader
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Mr. Koster
Petnambuco
Turkey
Canada
Wilkinson
Sporting Intelligence
Cork
Youghall
Kinsale
Limerick
Ennis