Recollections of Curran in Dublin Journal review
A Dublin Journal notice critiques the Curran memoir as a collection of anecdotes and party politics. It praises some wit while noting gaps in biography, and highlights Curran tales about Lord Clare and Barry Yelvertod, plus reflections on Curran’s professional zeal and the volume’s speculative merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curran
Patriitx
Patllips
Hsge
London
Dublin
Cva Ban
Steipy
Mc Connan
Chase
Pigintes
Johon Barrington
College
Lord Avonmore
Barry Yeivertod
Barry
Mather
Tallagh
Ryan
House of Commons
Egan
Jack
Alan Egan
Clara
Coa- Wan
Clare
Hoee
Lord Clare
Chettenbath
Cutrdo
The Kaleidoscope Invention History and Leipic Fair Notes
The piece traces how Dr. B discovered the kaleidoscope principles during experiments linked to optics and glass plates. It then shifts to a letter from Leipzig detailing the world fair, book trade, and scholarly exchanges, noting German, French, Italian, and English booksellers, translations in progress, and the strong appetite for European literature and periodicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Catipsic
Silesia
al Leipsic
Fiir
Leipsic
Europe
Germany
Leipiic
King
Ferfaeser
Herausgeber
Duertach
Goethe
Faust
Mephistophates
Department of Industry
Laelpsie
Bottiger
Hammer
Kotzebue
Persia
Tauchinitz
France
Italy
Buck
Bauer
Schleusner
England
Tein
Naumbirgh
Invention of the Kaleidoscope and its Evolution
The text describes early developments in the kaleidoscope, detailing how adjustments to the instrument altered image forms. It explains challenges with contact between objects and reflectors, and how adding tubes and lenses extended the device’s powers, enabling peering into a wider range of objects and scales through the end reflections.
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Edinborgh
We Af Genday
Unfinished Pietra Dura Chapel At Florence Dome
An observer recalls the Medici era chapel in Florence with pietra dura walls and inlaid coats of arms, noting the dome remains unfinished and safety fears halt completion. The visit also covers Michael Angelo sculptures in the sacristy and Cosmo III’s England drawings, blocked from publication by the Grand Duke.
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Italy
Tronexen
Fea
Metiavin
Pietra Dura
Wolterra
Florence
Wiese
Bagua
Medici
Mul
Pietra
Michael Angelo
Rome
Siruna
Perugia
Sicuna
Laurentian
Cosmo
England
London
Leas
Volumm
Hall
Thames
St. George's Fields
Lord Burghersh
Grand Duchy Ofuscany
Galizia
Atteso
Fiorentica
Lovdra
Fortezee
Pringipali Gemuluomini
Melly
Ginase
Londra
Cornizioni
Isacca Newton
Ferdinando
Prince Cosmo III Medici in England voyage account
A fragmented narrative traces Cosmo III Medici’s reception in early Stuart England. It covers his Portland arrival, royal favor at Newmarket, Cambridge lectures on Galileo, noble entertainments, and travel via Harwich to Rotterdam, noting Florentine reception and political reverence during three months in London.
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Prince of Asturias
Spain
Freadinand VIII
Crow Catuce
Luciks
Thorman
Tuscany
Naples
Sicily
Florence
Canino
Rome
Viterbo
Apostolical Chamber
Castro
Lucien
Locien
bin Dudain
Veilhkudt
Eaiony Sulla Dotirina
Galileo
Galileo, Senti Ancora Ali Clos Della Propria Famiglia
Ritoranto
Contidente Amicivin
Familiarita
Allegianeuig
Clude
Llaliano
Dimitro ii Principe
Fiorentini
Galicia
Campantella
Ardr
Corunna
England
Nea
Jug
Ban
Plymouth
Trclvuk
Kinwale
Sante Marcia Delle Soctinghe
London
Acco
Charlea
Sip Taang Newton
Europe
Cosmo
Cagliari
Ferdinand the Second
Medici
Londo
Cambridge
Alaboa
Wieperbaule
Harwich
Holland
Rotterdam
UW Ferral
Street Begging Fund Acknowledgment From Bath Beneficiary
The Secretaries of the Association for Suppressing Street Begging acknowledge receipt from N Adams Esq of Three pounds, two shillings, and one penny, plus Five pounds from Mrs. Paulinier of Bath, via W Tew, in aid of the association’s funds.
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Association
N. Adams
Parliament-Street
Paulinier
Bath
Davlin City Prices for Core and Grain Week Ending June 5 1814
Abstract of the returns on quantities and prices of core, grass meal and flour sold in the City of Davlin and adjoining liberties for the week ending June 5 1814. It lists quantities in stone and weights for wheat rye peas and bran with conversions to barrels and oatmeal per bag with flour and oats priced accordingly. Printed by the Publishings at their office in Paris Melli-dired.
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Davlin
Dublin
Cork
Drogheda
Clare A
Waterford
Newry
Ud Air
Youghal
Kunin
Kinsale
Weyford
Cole Radiie
Donaghadiy
Newport
Strangford
Joo Sligo
Murn
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Review OF Books
Jackey
Cocran
Roy
Lundy Fout
Lundy
Phulgep
Hiowelf
Ireland
Judva
Kelanis
Mr. Auakan
Prt
Lips
Mr. P
Rory
Carray
Corran
Puai Cers
Terry
Connan
Marquis of Ukaneom
Wien
al Houtoygne
de. Krewster
Royal Noviety of
Copley
M. Bull
Dr. B
Rey’ Sointy
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