Armata satire and political critique in modern English prose
A verbose treatise-fragment reviews a new publication titled Armata and Troganent. The critic lauds the author Tord for defending liberty, condemns Pitt era policy and American war aims, and argues against heavy taxation and lingering poor laws. It condemns demagogues, urges retrenchment, and urges reform of public finance and justice systems in Armata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armata
Tord
Hiustemwuonk
England
Armate
Europe
Great Britain
France
Mr. Pitt
Jasteet
Armatia
Barthen
Volumles
Alain Man
Gas Light in Dublin urged as modern illumination for city
A Dublin letter argues for adopting gas lighting, accusing opponents of spreading exaggerated fears. It praises the gas light’s safety, cleanliness, and cheaper, steady supply versus candles and oil, citing London practice and British progress to urge Dublin to proceed with the bill and trust the corporation to deliver the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Beitiin
Dublin
Gus
London
Great Britain
Conduct
Cis
Dobblin
City &A
Tampa
House of Commons
Great
Nuno
Impartial Editorial Note on Substitutes in Writing
A fragmented notice notes that a substitute for cardlea and oil could not be detailed. It suggests inserting a range to aid clarity while maintaining impartial sensible columns. The piece reads as guidance on how to present information without overstepping with strong endorsement.
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Cardlea
Wyth
County Meeting in Kilmarkin on Addresses to Lord Whitworth
A large meeting of the Noble, Women and Freeholders of the county convened in the Grand Jury Room to consider an address to Lord Whitworth and Sir Compton Domville. Luke White led remarks on the meeting’s purpose, with a committee chosen to draft two addresses. The Sheriff and nobility planned to present the addresses to the lieutenant. Earl of Townth chaired and thanked Sir Compton Domville for his prompt response and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Whitworth
Compton Domville
Yemen
Kildare
Castlecaute
Luke White
Bik Vorschusle
James Conolly
Tewa
Earl of Towth
Compton Doénville
Lochmaben Crow Assembly and Coal Receipt Report
A confused Lochmaben note describes crows in a tree and a planned shooting to protect seed corn, followed by two crows guiding their surviving brood to maturity. It also mentions the Keeper of City Massha'sea receiving six bags of coal and the Law Mayor seizing goods for priupery measures, with thanks returned.
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Lochmaben
Seotland
Massha
Military Promotions in the Light Dragoons and Regiments
From the London Gazette War Office February 22 announcements list multiple promotions by purchase and exchange across the 23rd Light Dragoons Sth Regiment of Foot Cape Regiment and related units. Names include Richard Dewald Gent Saumarez Carey David Warburton James Wilson H J Budd John Sourar and others with ranks advancing to cornet ensign lieutenant captain and company command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Office
Regiment of Light Dragoons
Richard Dewald
Cornet
Purchase
Chambre
Saumarez Carey
Fosket
David Warburton
Ie Craig
Marsh
Pountney
Robert Andrew M'*mahon
Qch Foot
Donovan
John Wharton Frith
Bourbon Regiment
James Wilson
Davis
H. J. Budd
46Th Foot
Cuppage
Richard Lovell Brown
Purcha
Golclough
Thomas John Harvey
Turton
2D West India Regiment
James Kerthane
Royal Military College
Basu
Eley
Black Garrison Company
E. 9. Marlay
62D Foot
Paul
Mrsonsnove
F. A. Perrett
Meuron
60Th Foot
Lemmon
Muller
Barnes
Army Circular Regulates Irish Militia Numbers
The Army issued a circular to Irish Militia colonels detailing a bill to harmonize Irish and British Militia strength. The Royal City of Dublin Regiment will streamline to 1 serjeant major 1 quarter master serjeant 1 drum major 17 serjeants 17 corporals 10 charers 2 fifers total 49, while other units tally 15 serjeants 24 corporals 6 drummers total 44.
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Royal City of Dublin Regiment
Grain markets signal limited activity and steady prices
Grain prices moved little as demand stayed light despite high prices. Oats returned to prior levels after a brief rise, wheat inventory remained abundant with slow purchases, and barley showed minor pricing shifts amid steady butter and other commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin
Dublin Advertisements and subscription terms
Printed for the Proprietors at their Office 14 Parliant Street announcing advertisements and advance subscriptions in Ireland and Britain. Rates listed: ten to twelve months, four to three months options with various shillings and pence. Agents in London and Edinburgh named for the Dublin Journal distribution and advertising services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parliant Street
Towa
Che Country
Bie
Cesars
New 708 & Co
Warwick Square
London
James Tarlo Seite and Co
Hunters Square
Edinburgh
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Kilmarkin
London Gazette
Grain Markets
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