Testimonial of Parish Clergyman's Departure Testament
Residents of the parish record a formal testimonial praising the minister for his regular, reliable service. They express gratitude and best wishes as he leaves, hoping his future is prosperous, while the parish thanks key lay leaders and officers for their support and faithful conduct during his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Ce
Cennismagican
Per Ince
Fa Calil A
Thomas Sarre Ko
Gipard
Geo
Achehon
Geortevan
Tehail
Apoher Clengymin
Thomas Stanceford
Mears
Acheson
St. Nicholas
Dublin
Ligo
Testimonial and notes on a future minister appointment
A historical fragment contains a testimonial letter praising an assistant minister nominee, plus excerpts from 19th century Dublin and Holyhead newspapers. It notes publications in Ligo Journal and Holyhead Mail, with French and British commentary on Buonaparte, Russia relations, and Peninsula battles. It includes a bombastic Latin dramatic pledge about England and Europe.
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Holyhead
Chester
Buonaparte
Inter
France
Russia
Spain
England
Europe
Asia
Congratulatory Addresses to the Duke of Yorn Reappointment
Congratulatory addresses to the Duke of Yorn on his reappointment as Commander in Chief become the talk as Beatdes Aldermen and Commoners of the Capital lead a Post Assembly in a display reflecting great honour. Other corporate bodies and courts in Leland are expected to follow this reception with similar spirit.
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Yorn
Chich
Lis Hscasion
Couries
Leland
Desperate Saturday Night Affray in Pro Palace Town
A violent clash occurred Saturday night between two parties in the pro palace area. One man, Whomes Eight of Churpaleen near Vlennerville, was beaten to death. A coroner’s inquest returns a murder verdict against an unnamed assailant. Royal Cork City Regiment volunteers offered aid to the United Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn Vralee
Pro
Whomes
Churpaleen
Vlennerville
Geal
Bienoerville
Rowland Menserhaeset
Castlemain
Royal Cork City Regiment of Milita
A Loyal Appeal for Charitable Aid to Lisbon
A letter urges Lord Mur to champion Portuguese suffering. It praises charity, cites spinners and seamstresses ready to help, and asks for thousands of pounds and ready made garments to aid Lisbon via Dublin ships. It underscores urgent winter protection for naked women and children and calls for immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Outrage at Nodstown Farm and Lagan Bridge Ceremony
An Irish letter recounts a shameful night attack near Nodstown on Daniel and his family, with threats to surrender the farm and property damage, followed by the laying of the first stone of a new Lagan bridge at Dromore. It notes a nearby military post and vows of retaliation, then details Rev. Pierce Meade at a bridge ceremony emphasizing progress and public utility.
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Cashel
Daniel
Nodstown
Bain
Drainiel
Ins House
Ardwaste
Lagan
Dromore
Pierce Meade
Tony
Ashretina
Droamete
Toby
Dublin Society paintings critiqued by a crafty envoy
A critique on the Dublin Society paintings is presented by a contrived envoy, noting inconsistent observations and preparing to publish further commentary. The piece hints at four replies or counterpoints to be issued in due course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Society
Exhibition at the Dublin Gallery Shows Italian Masterpieces
A detailed critique praises a Dublin exhibition of Italian school works highlighting a monumental Carraccasque piece and Michael Angelo influenced paintings. It notes dramatic figures on the crucifix, a balance of sublime composition, and contrasts it with portraits and other works by Chalmer and Williams, while lamenting provincial reception.
Meeting dissolves dispute and amid Baltic talks
Fragmentary report from Galway Chronicle recalls a nearby meeting between Jahn Frauen Hatelaison and Rub Persse after a dispute, a reconciliation followed by friendly return. It also notes the South Mayo Regiment at Strabane offering services, and then shifts to broad European intelligence on mediation between Alexander and Buonaparte, Swedish fortifications, and Russian Turkish hostilities with sparse dated dispatches from Stockholm, Copenhagen, and Vienna.
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Jahn Frauen Hatelaison
Msg
Galway
Rub Persse
Jon
Rag
Rib. le Arcy
Woodville
Dey
Patrck Browne
Bay
Galeway
Mr. Derise
Min Hut
South Mayo
Mila
Strabane
Cod
Browne
Sundat
Yesuruay
France
Russia
Alexander
Duke of
Oldenburgh
Petersburgh
Buonaparte
Peninsula
Baltic
Stockholm
Kins
Privateer captures and naval actions recorded by Dixon
From the London Gazette June 2 1811 a letter from Rear-Admiral Dixon to Sir James Saumarez details Captain Watts of the Woodlark capturing a Danish privateer of thirty four feet with twenty men after a chase near Natter Reef. It notes a Danish lieutenant killed, a rescuer, and subsequent privateer captures by Streatfield and Hodges with five crewmen escaping.
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Admiralty Ghice
Dixon
Dames Seumarre
John Wilson Croker
Vigo
Watts
Woodlark
Boas
Ultmo
Streatheld
Pisnace
Tors Mt Romane
Hodges
Manley Dixon
James Saumarez
Bart
O. de
Vigos
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Walt
Mara
Dublin Sugtecy S
Michael Angelesque
Arter
M. Williams
Inimat
Joseph of
Agrimathea
Joan
Magdalene
Clementine Academy
Wiither
Simed
Royal Academy
Arest
Vandyke
Chalmers
Peuch
Prrenssurngy
Count Laurin
Duke of Oldenburgh
Tver
Germany
Turkey
Copenhagen
Irving
United States of ‘America
Altona Mercury
Vienna
Nissawa
Sophia —Wadin
Ousawa
New Orsowa
Yarmouth
Cattegat
Massion
Carlstal
J. Saumared
Poedak
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