Literary intelligence notes on poems and inventions
Excerpted notes discuss poet temperament and a invention for compressing gas, with commentary from Glasgow Chronicle. It covers remarks on Buckie style, a steam engine alternative, and a hazardous duck egg anecdote, plus Irish emigration distress and a Cork shipboard scene.
Theatrical row and royal dispatch in a London paper
In a London paper a fight at Drury Lane between Mr Elliston and Mr Rodwell escalates to horsewhips and blows. Bow Street orders them to recognizances of 100 pounds each. A separate dispatch from Paris criticizes British liberty and faction politics, urging continental unity against reform. Stables thefts and a murder-worthy incident in Meath are noted alongside a court of claims session about coronation duties and a proposed deputy champion.
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Royal summons letters for peers and Irish representation
The document outlines the preparation and transmission of letters of summons for attendance at the coronation. It mentions peers of Great Britain and Ireland, and historic Irish peers who sat or voted in the House of Lords before the union. It also records appointments and administrative notes from Henry Howard Walneauk Howard and Peter Robert Lord Gwydir, with references to college and royal sign manual processes. It includes an abstract of rapuslns of quantities of corn and other goods from 1421, and a notice to Dublin Journal subscribers about renewal and postage concerns.
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George Nayler
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