Conversations on the Bible a lady author 1824 notice
Literary notice reviews a London 1824 publication Conversations on the Bible by a lady. It praises female intellect, notes the plan of dialogue between a mother and daughters, and highlights selections from scripture history and prophecy. The reviewer quotes passages about Moses and Jacob and remarks on the educative use for Sabbath evenings.
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Catholic Association Meeting Recommends Aggregate Petition Plan
The Irish Catholic Association discusses Catholic rent, ministering to the public, and a proposed Aggregate Meeting before late July. Leaders push petitions on liberty of conscience, education, church rates, tithes, magistracy reform, corporate monopolies, and Dublin Corporation.
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Murder of a Gamekeeper at Hlensgrove in Oxfordshire
An inquest at South Lawn Lodge Forest of Wychwood, Oxfordshire, heard James Millin, Lord Churchill’s assistant keeper, was shot between nine and ten on Tuesday night. Witnesses described a gun report, a wounded and dying Millin, and suspects Henry Pittaway and W James, though no evidence tied them. a lead ball and powder marks were found at the scene. Millin died at Lenthal House Lodge around eleven.
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Casual mention of a tragic, mistaken shooting
A brief, unclear excerpt describes a man shot by mistake during service to Lord Churchill. The killer mistook him for his brother involved in poacher detection. The deceased left a wife and one child, remembered as a steady, devoted man.
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Funeral of Madame Riesgo in London's Moorfields
On Saturday morning the funeral cortege for Madame Riesgo moved from Seyrooar Place Little Chelsea to the Roman Catholic Chapel burial ground in Moorfields. The hearse, drawn by six horses, was followed by mourning carriages carrying relatives including Rev. Miguel del Riego, Don Cayetano Valdes, Colonel Don Evaristo San Miguel, Don Antonio Alcala Galiano, Don Juan Alvarez de Mendizabal, Don Ramon Bechedo, Lieut Col Don Josef Santiago d Perez, and Don Vincenti Bertram de Lis. The body was laid in a vault purchased by the Catholic Church.
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Mr Gourlay Detained After Parliament Prorogation
London June 2 it is known Mr Robert Gourlay has been held at Bellamy’s Coffee House inside the House of Commons since his assault on Mr Beongham. With Parliament prorogued a warrant from Bow Street Magistrates was used to take him to the Castle Court Strand and into custody. He was brought to the public office at half past eight and examined at length with Sir George Fitzwilliam and Mr Munroe present. He was committed to the House of Correction with care directions and assurances of gentlemanly treatment as the investigation continued late into the night.
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Horrible Robbery and Murder Recalls Derby case
Partrapetrata May 24 report of four armed men raiding an elderly shopkeeper near Derby. They bound and injured a keeper, mortally wounded a young man who aided her, stabbed him, and fled with a bundle. The injured man died after giving a description of the assailants. Names given include Mrs Warner and Bonsell. Police pursue four culprits. a grisly city origin noted. Also note Webster speech translated into Greek and distributed in Greece.
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The Lament from the New York Evening PoaT
A speaker rejects living pleasures and funeral rites, asking for Lethe’s wave and the silent grave. He longs for solitude with the sainted dead, the Liolian harp on a tomb, and the death song as his breath and soul depart.
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Army Movements And Promotions In Ireland 1824
The London Gazette notes troop movements toward Ireland and Dublin, with Dragoons and Foot Guards reassigned. Promotions include Griffths to Cornet, Shirley to Major, and multiple medical officers advancing. Sierra Leone governor appointment and regimental rebranding noted. Piracy report near Honduras concludes with kidnappings and killings.
Dublin Market Note for Wheat and Flour Prices
Market column from The Dublin Journal details wheat and flour prices per stone, cwt and sack, with notes on average prices and sales figures. It warns subscribers about renewal timing and postage, and provides Dublin office address for subscriptions and advertisements.
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