Education Society Reports Lancastrian Schools Worldwide
A Paris meeting of the Society for Elementary Education reports 1900 Lancastrian schools in France serving about 170000 pupils, with 162 regimental adyots and 168 active. It notes Spain Ferdinand plan, Prussia aims unclear, Moldavia to Austria, and Greece aided by prints to teach language. Madagascar princes Mandir Sara and Derorn educated under Lancastrian pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For Elementary Education
Paris
Sidney Smith
France
Marshal Gouvion
Iis Majesty
Duke of Kent
Glrars
M. Kuenlin
Toons
Spain
Ferdinand
Pradce
England
Portugal
Prussia
Bresels
Italy
Moldavia
Aaracia
Austria
Vasay
Yassy
Profursor Kinobuma
Phillipopell
Greece
Honeure
Inkutak
Siberia
China
Madagascar
Mandir Sara
Derorn
M. Ravz
Society For British Actuals
Pacis
Ifa of Man
Prospret
St. Garrais
Wrought Iron Bridge Plan Aimed at Cheaper Construction
A memorial discusses replacing stone bridges with wrought iron ones to cut costs. The plan proposes ten wooden bridges for one stone bridge, with pyramidal arches, strong enough to bear about a million kilograms each, and river navigation aided by distant pile supports. It claims rapid construction and adaptable pricing, including movable sections and wartime utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depntion
M. Poyel
Atelior
France
Germany
Bec
Rivera
Skipa
Sedition trial of Gilbert M'Leod editor in Edinburgh
High Court of Justiciary deals with sedition charges over Spirit of the Union editor Gilbert M'Leod. Verdict finds guilt with leniency due to good character. sentence postponed to consider punishment, with potential banishment discussed. Court adjourns to Saturday then to Monday for final proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court OF Justiciary
Edinburgh
Vlet Ult
Gilbert M'Leod
Spirit of the Union
Glancow
Thia Court
Snithfeld
Otley
Hunslet Moor
M'Leod
Scotland
House of Commons
Uis
Yeomanry
Mr. Kinloch
J. P. Grant
M‘leed
Grant
House of Commone
Lonp
Cleak
Juarice Cuenk
Lord Advocate
H. Drummond
J. Hope
J. A. Macancezhie
Esqra
J.P. Grant
J. Ivory
Eagrs
M‘leod
Trade and prospects for British tradesmen in Upper Canada
A Rochester letter from Montreal dated November 15 describes Canada as financially favorable for British tradesmen. It notes healthy climate, affordable provisions, and strong wages in engineering millwright joinery and tailoring. It highlights significant tax relief, decent lodging, and steady work, with examples of Scots masons earning high daily sums. The writeup also mentions the Canadian trade landscape and shifts toward mechanized work and wages per week. Separate news reports detail a Lords debate on suspending writs for certain borough elections and the pending Reform measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Canada
Montreal
Britain
England
Canada
United States
House of Lords
Barnstaple
Penryn
Grampound
Camelford
John Russel
Belasco Outs Lit Belasco and Sampson Box Birmingham Youth Fight
A London prom note reports a Birmingham Youth boxing bout between Belasco and Sampson held on a damp ground near the Epping Road. Despite bad weather and poor road conditions, thousands gathered with bets around 4 to 1 on Belasco. the Jew secured victory after a disputed finish and a controversial decision by the third referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Belasco
Latan
Birmingham
Epping Road
Bulasceo
Sangjeon
Belageo
Sampoon
Shelton
Outrages and Rumors Across Ireland and Europe
Reports describe two pigs stolen and a sheep killed on a Finan farm near Ballyraggett, amid claims of rural tranquility and loyal conduct. The piece also notes sentiments on landed proprietors, German commerce efforts led from Nuremberg, and European political chatter including a Paris assassination reaction and Dieppe passenger arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Whelan
Finan
Ballyraggett
Hells
Ireland
Munich
Stutgard
Wittenburg
Sproule
Edward Laurie
Mesars
Hazard and Co
Carroll
Messrs
George Carroll
T. Bish
G. Webb
Duke de Berri
France
Dieppe
Agriculture and Bocteties in Irish Land Improvement
A Dublin Journal column argues local farming societies fail due to lax energy rather than lack of benevolence. It urges landowners to empower peasants via better premiums, capital, and education, promoting improved cultivation, waste-land reclamation, and stronger landlord tenant bonds for Ireland’s agricultural progress. It also notes Irish progress vs Britain and calls for practical support to working farmers and peasants to raise living standards and productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Great Britain
Farming Society
Yraland
Agricola
Atock
Pigs and feeding practices for fattening hogs
Instructions on hog management describe feeding regimes using meal types like beans, peas, barley, and linseed with clover or lucerne. Emphasizes keeping pigs indoors, avoiding outdoor groups, and daily ration balance to maximize fattening. Notes care in handling and housing, with age benchmarks for bacon hog development and clean, dry accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althure
Tyrone
Crumlin
Antuig Monaghan
Seaford
Down
Virginia
Drum
Mubighats Tatlaght
Duthy
Ballyja
Births and marriages in Ireland and abroad 1800s style
Birth notices announce the Lady of Mr William Mwuire bearing three sons, the wife of Christopher Conway with three children, and other ladies in Cork Kilkenny and Calcutta with sons and daughters. Marriages include Richard Fitzgerald of Tatlagh and Johanna Bayty, and a Calcutta match involving Captain Hawling and the sister of Lady Thomas Sackeon. Deaths list figures from Ballinasloe to Trinidad, including the Rev Thomas Havis, Cardinal Ignatius Carracciole, and Samuel Clarkson, noting long lives, fevers in Angostura, and cholera-era dangers. The Dublin imprint lists advertising agents and subscription rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Mwuire
Smith Geld
Christopher Conway
Vis
Gibralter
Mejor
Thomas Fyen
Boblogne
Surerior
Thomas
Madras
Merut
East Indies
Thomason
Eaon
Cork
Henry Murrey
Kilkenny Lodge
Tipperary
James Hughes
Viscountess
Nelios
Barreuth
T. Nesbit
Royal Navy
Richard Fitzgerald
Tatlagh
Co. Waterford
Johanna
Ada Co
J. Doyle
Fitswilliam Sireet
Mary Anne
James Criss Dawn
Asha
John Rahe
Ballinasloe
Iilneas
Jamen Mille Legh
His
City
Angosturs
William Mallony
Moje
Bet Vangeuelan Elusars
Mujue Mala
Luplow Uaatle
Co. Kerry
Maisnne Cu
Naples
Cardinal Carracciole
Balecietegne
Ignatius Carracciole
Martina
Tne VI
France
Valencia
Pius VII
Paris
Rober Macas
Bally
Armagh
Aidvlnbad
Nagpoor
Blair
Ee Blair
Westminster
Samuel Clarkson
Gillistower Hill
Nottingham
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Pass Street
Warwick-street
Warwick-square
Pleet-Street
Loudon
J.T
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