Ma Beatty Poem Jest Foblighed Verse Tribute
Jotted in a damaged OCR style, the item presents a poem titled Ma Beatty s Poem Jest Foblighed by Richard Milliken. It references a tribute to the late Princess Charlotte of Wales and contains stray, unclear names and locations, suggesting a small historical poem or obituary notice in a 19th or early 20th century booklet. The legible elements show a dedication and publication data with scattered misspellings and locale hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Milliken
Geatlou-atreet
Nasaau-atrret
Charlotte OF Wales
Baxetobotrg
Termissue
Bee Farel
Leacy
Connrese Tazo
Thomas Edward Bratty
Insolvent notice and assets auction in Dublin
John Campbell of Smyths Campbell announces insolvency with sale by auction on the 17th at He reg of ye and curating 00 Duden. The notice lists items like Potton and Hhakrapt, describes a sale calendar, and mentions Patrick Rice as a creditor. The Dublin Journal advertises drawing room and supper events, urging subscribers and noting pricing and distribution details.
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Ireland
Jusolvedt
Sal Eosel
Imaolvest
Deblore
Payee
Paaden
Cromwell Wallecg. _ Co
Talanid
Patrick Rice
Naas
Chrinopter Jf
Ian S
Cramberlain
Dublin
Flastle
Phere
Wight
Dublin Journal
Freeiek
Roeelek
Mathew B. Hughes
Patrick Darley
Rathirs
Wicklow
John Mleing
Amesica
Ai Clelan
Kevin-street
Ameri
Mary Tonther
M'Cielan
North America
Fragmentary vintage notice from a local page
Poorly legible OCR fragment references a legal or financial item with percentages and block references. The readable bits mention 5 percent, a debt or rate at 104, and an exchange context. Names and complete details are not clear in the preserved text.
Dublin Journal Weather Update Fragments
Fragmentary notes in the Dublin Journal reference unsettled weather and recent ties to local figures. The readable text hints at a weather brief and mentions individuals or groups without full context.
Fragmentary historical climate note from Great Byitsia
Fragmented OCR reads like a climate speculation about Great Byitsia and northern Europe. It mentions feed, soil protection, and possible societal impacts. many words are garbled, leaving the core idea of a favorable climate shift and its hypothetical consequences unclear.
Suppression and Landing of Streatbegg Meeting News
A Dublin meeting connected to the Earl of Charlemont and Bishop of Baptista drew attention with remarks on charity, governance, and religious harmony. Dr Taox’s reputation among Irish Catholics and Protestants is noted, while Archdeacon Exavann’s Cork letter on Mr Waves subscriptions is discussed amid debt reflections.
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Streatbegg
Tobe
Ted
Earl of
Coarlemowt
Roak
Tii Biog
Bapista
Taox
Ireland
Dublin
Savinas Banx
Peter's Street
Cork
Exavann
Waves
Haven
Rome
Suppression of Street-Begging Adjourned Meeting Actions
An adjourned central meeting of the Physical Daily convened to plan co operation with the General Committee for suppressing misery. It resolved to appoint a deputation of physicians to meet Mr Gregory Secretary of State to urge government on suppressing the epidemic and increasing hospital capacity before relocating the poor. Deputation includes Drs Perceval Clarke Bey On Barker and Harty to present next week.
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Renate
Association
Royton
Chatr, It Was Unanimously .Resolved—That Wasyatetion From the Phybichhna
Dohilsda
Gregory
Hese Gauthents
Perceval
Joseph Clarke
Beyon
Barker
Harty
Trade With South America Sparks US Speculation
A Philadelphia Aurora writer discusses profitable South American trade and notes pre Revolutionary European goods imports amounting to significant sums. The fragmented OCR text references European consumption prior to the French Revolution and estimates bold economic figures for trade potential.
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United States
South America
South América
Europe
Royal nuptials and grand preparations described
A detailed account recounts a royal nuptial ceremony with numerous nobles invited and present. It notes the forthcoming marriage of a highness to a prince, plans for a coronation week, and a large fashionable gathering. The article mentions travel plans to Yoaobowry and Paris with extensive domestic arrangements and dignitaries involved.
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Lon Manvens
Elizabeth Bixon
Talnot
Lavigator
Archie
Tuam
Edmont
A. G
M. Sanrin
Cutee ‘Forbés
Rotamore
Aylmer
Parham
Killaloe
Rohart Tottenham
Suregeon Geveral
Guinness
Coronel Ponsonby
Lambert
Col
Gore
Bridgeman
Talbot
Stewart Brace
Charles Vernon
Desbrowe
Anson
Sheldop
Gore al ‘Anson
Lygpruwade
Trinity Lallege
Aleo
Coulhfess Taunor’s
Lige DL
Prime Eniza- Beth
Prince of
Hiksen
Yoiabowry
Frence
Plara
Paris
Hurricane London Storm Ravages City Roofs and Streets
The Thursday paper details a sweeping hurricane in London with southwest winds tearing off roofs and top stories. Many chimneys and tiles fall, causing injuries but no reported deaths, with a notable building blown down near Cobourg Street and Waterloo Bridge. Ships from Lloyd's List report arrivals diverted to Ramsgate and Lissonary routes affected.
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Waterm
Cobourg
Newington
Avenue
Waterloo Bridge
Unclear OCR fragment on past event and names
Fragmentary text shows unrelated garbled terms such as spaenere and ei alk. Context unclear. no coherent event, dates, or identifiable entities. Unable to extract a factual newspaper item from the readable material.
Theatrical Protest at Theatre Royal Over Monopolies
A fragmentary report warns of a protest at Theatre Royal over monopolistic control and admission rules. The note claims leaders oppose the management and threaten to disrupt attendance, citing unauthorised access and guard presence, while praising some overture music and criticizing performances as unintelligent.
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Thuatre Royal
Thea - Rayolyvbas Agut
Poneto Jones
Crow-streets
Theatre Royal
Ata
Douan
Dublin Savings Banks and Local Branch Proposals 1830s
A fragmentary 19th century text argues for savings banks expansion in Ireland and nearby regions. It discusses Dublin and Irish institutions, proposals for branch banks, deposits, and a call to inform clerks at savings banks in Dublin. It also notes existing banks in England, Scotland, and Ireland, plus a burglary report from Besrlistown with limited details.
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Ireland
England
Wales
Scotland
John Newfiort
Bank of England
Saysa Banks
Beuk
Local Controversy Over County Leadership and Tax Matters
A lengthy letter from February 1891 discusses County leadership abuses and public expenditures, urging restraint and urging subscription for a meritorious cause. It references Catholic groups, levies, and governance concerns impacting Dublin and surrounding areas, with calls for careful management and accountability.
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Ma. Beatty
Backy Spleneraet
John Campbell
J .Smyths & Campbell
Campbell
Eunew
the Dublin Journal
March Mi
Ubo
Byitsia
Tan
Hats
London
Lloyd's List
Fom
Thomas
St.i Vincent
Minerva
Sachan
Neweschie
Lisbon
Wohlorth Yevbet
Anorien Scily
Aod
Heoal
Hestaditoen
Coottier
Ramagate
Agakn
Sears
Terete
Spain
Avalon
Thor
Tawal
Fater
Parisi Savings Bank
Sali
Rivard
Slalhea
Invessigasien
Walla
Gunton
Thomas Ball
Cai
Dubti
Bandon
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