Latest Paris Publications Highlight Foreign Literature Reviews
The article surveys current Paris literary offerings in the Encyclopedino Review, noting its three class divisions Physical and Mathematical Sciences, religion and policy, and literature and arts. It lists reviews of philosophy, theology, archaeology, and translations, with analysis of recent foreign literature and domestic notices from Journal des Savants and other sources.
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Paris
Publicatio Sepa Literatire
Arta
Tae
The
Néview
Zwpdig
Y Treattel and
Wuytz
Ap Bad Sa
Matheoaticw
Warthind
Graannaé
Count Vedceslan Reewelushy
M. Raynouard
M.embre
Mr. Bibt
Count’ al
M. Tessier
M. Abel Retaneat
Bey Ampeg the Vately
Brighton
London
Gilmore
Prison discipline plan spread by reform groups
The London Association for the Improvement of Prison Discipline adopts a cheap trade pamphlet to promote reform ideas with Dublin and Antrim in view. A cited example shows neglect of prison arrangements risks infection, while a properly regulated hospital allows safe visits with modest precautions.
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London Association For the
Dublin
Anxtins
Fils
Maynooth College Medical Election Visitation
A visitation at Maynooth College was held on Saturday to inquire into the late elect ion of a physician to the college in the room of the former organ. Candidates were Doctors Lee and John Josh Burke. Doctor Lee won by one vote but Burke appealed to the Lord Chancellor. Trustees and both doctors will be heard by counsel Clinch for Trustees Hellen for Dr Lee and North and Finlay for Dr Burke.
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Sore
Maynooth
College of Maynooth
Gan
Lee
John Joshug Burke
Dartor Lee
Dartor Burke
Clinch
Connaal
Hellen
Messrs. North and
Finlay
Burke
Kilkenny Petition Against Public Houses
In the House of Commons a Kilkenny petition from Limotly Nowlan Thomas Shaw Robert Shaw and Thomas Nowlan proprietors of the Merino Factory Ireland. It claims poverty and moral decline among the Irish peasantry arise from lack of steady work and education and describes how their wool factory has educated and reformed locals. They warn of a surge in ale houses near the factory harming virtue, urge the House to limit licenses and curb public houses to protect morals and employment.
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Houe of Commons
Limotly Nowlan
Thomas Shaw
Robert Shaw
Thomas Nowlan
Kilkenny
Ireland
Elisa
Aes
Waterford
Squirrel Coat of Arms and Nobis Inn Inscription
During Buonaparte’s reign a French noble’s coat of arms showed a climbing squirrel with motto J y parviendra. Buonaparte reportedlyordered the animal’s legs cut and the nobleman fled court. On the road to Pappenburgh a public house named Nobis Inn arose from founder Nobia with the sign inscribed Si deus pro Nobis, quis contra Nobis.
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Buonaparte
Pappenburgh
Nobia
Complex 19th Century Assumpsit and Covenant Trials
Multiple court actions heard. A father’s promissory notes and three bills face protest in a case of Assumpsit for goods and a later covenant dispute over rent with Mac Farlane. Evidence includes duties on spirits of wine, invoices, and deed form variances. Verdicts given for the plaintiff in two matters with damages and costs awarded.
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Dort Norberg
Nist Prins
Daninnes Ted
Waxy
Acie
Miter
Matthew Codd
Drogheda
Econ
Matthew Caddi
Matthew Codi
Ord Norsuat
Matthew Caddy
Sre
Robert
Sssfi
O*coonege
Power
Prince ‘Cullen
Stanley A ° Co
Wlack
Stanley’s
Cusack
Stanley's
Chtess
Michael Cusack
Stanley
William Norton
Excise
Patrick Hayes
Gootp
MacFarlane
Mac Farlane
Patrick Kennedy
Mr. Bracksuang
County Meath
County Dublin
Francis Sherlock
John Harricks
John Tew
Thomas Stagg
Mr. MacFarlane
Wallace
R. Macintosh
Mac Varlane
Beaexburng
Mendicity and Piety Echo at Dublin Charity Meeting
A Citizen writes to the editor criticizing beggars and the Mendicity Society in Dublin. Reports show the association aided 2,602 people that week, with 1,165 adults and 437 children helped, plus 10 young women placed permanently. Other society notes cover prison reform, education for the poor, and a Paris discovery about preserving animal substances.
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Thomas Hutton
Te Bank
Cuffe-street
Association For
Severn Bara
Lifford
Enniskillen
Omagh
Derry
Longford
Cavan
Artreport
Wexford
Nang
London Prison Association
Dublin
Eyleash Society
Paris
D’euvre
Canova
House of Stuart
James II
Charles Edward
Duke of York
Carrara
Greece
College of Chios
Lancers
Waterford
Bristol
Bideford
Louis Ixviel
Wellington
Buonaparte
Uhat
Misa Clara
Astemishad
Kean
Turanauner
Seo Ainan
Promotions in the British Army From the London Gazette
From the London Gazette June 15 a series of officer promotions and appointments are noted. 17th Foot Lieut General J Champagne moves to Colonel vice Garth deceased. 41st Foot Major General the Hon Sir E Stopford to be Colonel vice Champagne. Gauxisons Lieut-Col J Reeves on half pay of 28th Foot becomes Lieutenant-Governor of Placencia vice Gen Garth declared.
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17Th Foot
J. Champagne
Foot
G., Garth
41St Ditto
Sir E. Stopford
Royal African Corps
Champagne
17Th Foot Gauxisons
J. Reeves
2Ith Foot
Placencia
G. Garth
Fragmented OCR Read Misleads With Garbled Phrases
The text presents corrupted OCR with stray letters and incomplete words. It lacks coherent events, names, dates, or locations to form a concrete news item or report.
Local Market Prices Report Across Irish Towns
A fragmented ledger of farm goods and commodities lists Wheat Oatmeal Potatoes Beef Pork Butter and Barley with varying prices in Waterford Clonmel Enniskillen Cavan and Dublin. The London Corn Exchange notes limited arrivals and steady or lower prices for wheat oats barley and peas amid modest demand.
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T Tae
Clonmel
Marley
Alanper Ntoud
Potataen
Newdy
Jones
Enniskillen
Cavan
London Corn-Exchange
Arcine
Belfast
Newry
Berwick
Dublin
James Riddall
Carlow
Seromé
Galway
Jung
Kilkenny
Paris
Fragmented OCR Codex Slips Into Parliament Debate
A garbled OCR excerpt records a parliamentary discussion with unclear lines about oaths and fees. Names, places, and exact actions are unreadable, but the fragment suggests ongoing debates on oath terms and related payments.
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