Thelwall Lectures on Eloquence at Dublin Theatre
Thelwall delivers eight lectures on the science and practice of elocution at the Dublin Theatre of Patitution beginning June 1. Lectures cover oratory and drama with critics of Shakespeare by Fiddon, O Neill, Kean, Booth and others. doors open 2:30 pm, one guinea subscription, tickets from the secretary or Mr Wilkes, private instruction available.
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Dublin
Menbar
Thelwall
Miccellaneva Critigieme
Shakepeare
Thelwala
Lincoln's Ian-Fields
London
Oranges and Liquors Offered by J Ash Rainey at Capel Street
J Ash Rainey advertises direct imports from St Ubes and Leghorn including large sweet oranges and rich liqueurs for the nobility and gentry. He thanks the public, pledges attention to small orders, lists lozenges, candied fruit, jellies, beverages, and mineral waters, notes new pastry offerings, and announces a furnished second-floor let at Capel Street on June 17.
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J. Ash Rainey
St. Ubes
Leghorn
SH Rainey
Rainey
Ash Rainey
Capel-street
The Red Pills Promises Cure for Varied Ailments
A misrepresented remedy marketed as a universal cure for many diseases. The ad warns of harm from improper treatment by untrustworthy physicians, detailing ulcerations, deafness, and general decline. It claims a detailed bill of directions for safe, secret use and lists dubious distributors in Britain and America.
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Ecoerhaave
Europe
Af. Kecke
N. Gallwett
Collégegreen
Newbery
B. Dugdale
Siren
Davisana
Royal journey to St. Patricks via Froyen
Weary travellers from HAMBURGH MAIL report on the royal party led by Higley Linnezss Chartotte leaving the city on the twelfth to reach St. Patrersburgh. The Royal Family and the wide Court proceed with the first day’s journey toward Froyen.
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Weary
Jays
Higley Linnezss Chartotte
St. Patersburgh
Tie Xing
Hige Te Uu
Froyen
Royal Court Sees Off Beloved Princess Before Departure
A brilliant court at the Royal Palace bid farewell to a beloved princess amid high attendance by military civil authorities and diplomats. The day marked by fervent benedictions and notes of gratitude for the impending marriage linking allied states while the Grand Duke Nicholas prepares for wedding in St Petersburg. The Duke of Devonshire, honored host to the young Grand Duke, travels from Sweden to attend.
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William
St. Petersburgh
von Natamer
Aid
Count von Schlieffen
Stocquour
Duke of Devonshire
Grand Duke
Russia
England
Nicholas
Sweden
Debates On Habeas Corpus Suspension Act In Commons
The House of Commons debated general Thornton's plan to repeal parts of the transitory finance law and discussed the habeas corpus suspension act. Lord Castlereagh defended the measure as essential for national safety, arguing it balances constitutional rights with urgent public security, while noting its temporary nature and duty to the loyal and peaceful.
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Mouse OF Commons
Thornton
E. Brydge
Johnson
Ireland
Warwickshire
Peel
Ireand
Tierney
J. Mackintosh
Admiralty
Lord Castlereagh
Autapr
Oliver
London
America
Bte
Oliver Wa
Lopiton
Spafields
Tr P
England
Heng
Hear
L. Keck
Abercromby
Wilberforce
Protes ting debate over treason bill and Oliver role
The speaker argues the bill is needed to protect workers against agitators and treason, insisting Oliver acted with government aid to prevent a June uprising. He contends the act should be continued despite opposition and notes delays, meetings, and possible delegates aimed at overthrowing the government.
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England
Oliver
London
Manchester
Home Department
Olver
Couairy
John Byng
Spafieldd
Ponsonby
Debate Over Habeas Corpus Suspension in Parliament
Parliament weighs the proposed suspension amid unrest linked to a London delegate and regional disaffection. Speakers warn of constitutional danger, urging local measures and warning against broad Habeas Corpus repeal.
Fragmentary Record of Parliament Vote on State Trials
A partial OCR shows a division in parliament with 216 against and 111 for the State Trials measure. The bill was read a first time and ordered to be second time on the following day, then adjourned.
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Ireland
Nnirda
Markets and Military News From London and Paris
London dispatch notes Paris papers report tense frontier orders to arrest entrants from Portugal, with detachments urged to move to the front. Fate of General Lacy remains unclear as preliminary proceedings continue. In France, markets show weakness with wheat prices down and bank stock rising. Bank of England policy seen as cautious with discount rates up. Corn Exchange at Mark Lane reports dull buying amid stagnant weather and plentiful 6s.
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London
Paris
Iran
Spain
Portugal
Vittoria
Burgos
Valladolid
Kingdom of Leon
Lacy
Milans
France
Muming
Corn Exchange
Mark-Lane
Revolt at Pernambuco praised for brilliancy and militia
London reports praise from New York papers on Pernambuco revolt. Descriptions celebrate its character and the end of noble ranks, with claims of a 18,000 regular militia and 140,000 claimants under liberal pay and rule in the province. The Mercantile Advertiser notes radical political changes and abolition of titles.
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London
New York
Ultimo
Perabuco
Hia
Pernambuco
South America
Brpcc
Enlargement of Dublin Journal Promises Independent Print
The Dublin Journal announces a size increase to a twenty column sheet and pledges continued independence from personal invective. It thanks readers for patronage, commits to truthful reporting, and notes improvements to keep pace with post time news delivery. The paper aims to soothe political passions and present correct notions of national interests.
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Dublin
Giorard
Bank of England Names Bans Across Regions
The report lists financial restrictions involving the Bank of England and affiliates across Ireland Scotland and Dublin with references to Lords and a 104 year period. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate interregional bans and financial controls.
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Bank of England
Biok of Scotland
Bank of Scotland
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Dadtin Suuenal
Rose Street
Parliamenttecreet
Reez Street
Algiers
Alpies
Octor G'Reilly
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Hye
Colchester
Romilly
Bankes
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Miton
J. Newport
Brougham
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Lords
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