Parisien Letters on Foreigners and Prices in Paris
A Paris correspondent notes fewer foreigners postwar, easing lodgings and prices. He cites lower rents near Rev Saint Honore and in St Germain, compares Paris and London markets for butter eggs and tea, and describes social scenes at the Porte Saint Martin theater and the Palais Royal. He also observes English visitors and fashion, plus rising Dieppe sea baths attracting families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Elysees
Palais Royal
Eucope
Sone
France
St. Germain
Versailles
Paria
London
England
Galignani
Canton
Perth
Porte St. Martin Theatre
genUoman
Malta
The Art of Swimming for Safety and Health in Dublin
A Dublin periodical extols swimming as essential for personal security and health. It argues bathing aids cleanliness and courage, reduces fear of water, and enables aid to others in distress, noting warm baths as common in Europe while Dublin lags in recognizing their value. It praises local baths, urging early instruction and widespread adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
NASA
Wemple-street
United Kingdom
Magistrates fix weekly petty sessions in Fethard town
At a magistrates meeting in Fethard the group unanimously agreed to hold petty sessions in the town on Mondays from twelve to one o clock each week throughout the year, inviting neighboring magistrates to attend. The report also notes Ulster Synod meetings in Armagh and details about the 17th regiment’s garrison duty and a veteran officer’s notable actions in previous campaigns.
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Fethard
General Synod of
Ulster
Armagh
India
Portastoouth
Arch
Maclaine
C.B
Marshal Sout
Matagorda
Cadiz
Apol
Champaigne
Mabyaottas
Batte
Mudpoor
Malratea
Regimental clothing reforms issued by General Order
The Army issues a June 1923 General Order detailing changes to infantry clothing. Breeches and shoes are phased out for longer lasting waistcoats and new patterns. white linen trousers replace cloth versions for dress parades. West Indies regiments keep blue serge. Highland regiments exempt. Socks issued as part of annual equipment.
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Horse Guards
Spring Gardens
Goth
West Indies
Aalonal
Highland
Royal Staff Corps
Military Promotions Published by War Office in June 1823
War Office announces a wide set of by purchase promotions across multiple regiments including 3d Dragoon Guards 16th Light Dragoons and 15th Foot. Senior ranks such as major lieutenant colonel and captain change hands, with several officers moving from half pay or from other regiments. A note records approval of a regimental badge addition commemorating actions in the Pyrenees and related battles. A local duel report concludes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Office
Dragoon Guards
E.R. Storey
Martin
W.D. Mercer
Storey
Comet E. Hornaby
Mercer
Cornet P. Chalmers
19Th Light Dragoons
Cornet
Burnaby
16Th Regt
Light Dragoons
I’. Wood
Purchase
Lord Wiltshire
B. Beaumont
Wood
W. Scott
G. Callaghan
Foot Guards
Hen Montague
Meskethe
J. R. Magendie
R. Marshall
J. Mitchell
57Th Foot
J. Wallace
G. J. Montgomerie
Anners
John,earl of Wiltshire
13Th Light Dragoons
Edgeworth
R. F. Hill
Foot
Maxwell
W. Gordon
Timson
J. A. Baldwin
Hill
G. Goodall
MacKay
Albert Conyngham
Michell
27Th
G. Lennox
Cols
Lord G. Lennox
Franklin
M. Fune
62St Foot
Griffiths
1. Oakes
Tet Life Guards
Buckner
J Martin
Lord Muskerry
Hosrival. Starr
W. Twining
India
Monat
13Th Foot
Office of Ordnance
Royal Regt. of Artillery
W. Hrereton
Josiah Grant
Hugh Frazer
Vice Pyanklin
A. Bredin
Frasier
Cal J. Vivion
Gribbs
Cal
J. Power
J. Grant
Power
Cubitt
R. Py
Wuckner
F. Power
Pym
Wm. Power
Francis Power
R. B. Lawnaley
Memonandum
Regiment of Foot
Pyrenees
Orthes
Quarrel at Mansion House over assault accusation
Friday at the Mansion House a dispute between Mr Rowcroft and Mr Hunt escalated as Hunt pressed charges for an assault at the London Tavern. Rowcroft denied the allegation, claimed provocation, and warned of severe consequences, while the Lord Mayor urged restraint and cautioned against threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunt
Rowcroft
London
Slowcroft
Hunt
Lordon
Mr Hunt
Or-Devant
Belp
Lord Ellenborough
Vere
Old Bailey
Emily
Troy
Cake
Otraspeak
Rowergt
Impra
Bey Gate
England
Efuut
Howcroft
Rowcroft and Hunt Bound Over After Tavern Dispute
A tense scene at a tavern ends with Mr Hunt and Mr Rowcroft bound over by the Lord Mayor to keep peace. The men clash verbally and threaten further action as the mayor orders guards to remove two gentlemen at separate doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aingular
Mr Hunt
Rowcroft
Hunt
Tywell
Tam
Boxing Brawl On Godstone Common Ends With Cox Defeating Ford
A brutal 8 round bout fought on Fyidh morning near Dorking saw Joe Cox of Gosport clash with Harry Ford. Cox, heavier and noted for steadier punches, outboxed Ford who showed flashes of science. Both men endured heavy exchanges, with Cox finally prevailing after a grueling contest that left both athletes bloodied and exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godstone Common
Dorking
Joe Cox
Gosport
Ford
Cin
Cox
Mark
Ih Ming
Jose
Tlaret
Turmoil and ceremony mark late 19th century grand events
The report outlines an upcoming Grand Carnival ordered by the Lord Lieutenant with large ticket demand and dress preparations, a bishop’s Thursday charge to clergy promoting fellowship, and a Hibernian steam packet voyage to Kingstown Harbour bringing numerous notable passengers. It notes aristocratic arrivals, including Lady Bloomfield, Sir N C Colthurst, and others, and mentions the late marquess of Salisbury and Cumberland’s residency changes amid palace alterations and a candle-caused fire incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syntax
Limerick
Hibernian Steam Packet
Kingstown
Fludson Lowe
Demerara
Wm. Coombe
Salisbury
St Ha C
Cumberland
Advertisements and Subscriptions in Moblin Journal Office
Printed from the Moblin Journal Office at corner of Arsexsivect. The note mentions advertisements and subscriptions for KC with recent activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moblin Journal
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Dieppe
Brighton
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Wimbleton-Cotmunnon
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Pall-mall
Hughes
MR. Ropcroft
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