Memoirs of the Countess of Albany of Albany and Tuscany
The Countess Louisa of Stolberg Albany, daughter of Prince Adolphus and Elizabeth, born 1752 in Mons, rose at Tuscan court then faced exile and poverty after the French Revolution. She befriended Alfieri, supported scholars, and helped Florence, earning lasting honor. She died January 1, 1824, in Florence, with her remains placed in Santa Croce.
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Albany
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Policy debate on Barbary States amid Algerine defenses
The Gazette discusses U S policy toward the Barbary States, noting England’s peace benefits, critiques of bloodshed, and the Algerines refitting defenses after a recent clash. It describes Algiers as a fortified town of about 120000, with seawall fortifications, extensive batteries, and a central artificial harbor built to deter land and sea attacks.
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Algiers
England
Algerines
Europe
Kingland
Africa
Vaulan
Bason
S. Be. Aoule
Charles the
Maltese Knights Aid in Coastal Landing Then Slain Fleet Disaster
The account describes a Moorish assault aided by the Knights of Malta with 120 ships and 80,000 men landing troops despite calm seas. A sudden gale disperses the fleet within half an hour, leaving 15 galleys and 86 ships of the Emperor lost. Maltese units, including 409 Knights, sustain the embarkation under crimson velvet, while the citadel defense and a daring act by Chevalier Sevignan mark the episode. In Algiers, a separate Spanish attack on Algiers yields no decisive result.
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Malta
Alverines
Chevalier Sevignan
Lis Poignard
Gul
Algiers
Leinster Juvenile Ploughing Match at Carton Demesne
The Duke of Leinster hosted the third annual juvenile ploughing contest at Carton on February 25, inviting young laborers from Co. Kildare to compete with oxen horses or mules. Prizes included a Leinster Medal and employer awards, while officials distributed prizes to top finishers as spectators admired the scene and noted the Duke's civic aims.
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Duke of Leinster
Co. ‘of Kildare
Leinster
Torho
Kildare
Fitzgerald
Bat Ler
Owsens
Plovannen
Cartes
John Browne
Pat
Kelley
Philip Grierson
Anthony Aradigan
Horsea
Jonper
Henry Hackett
Peter Nesbit
Goucher
Eagra
Ri Fanna
Apoctatore
Ireland
Marquis of Kildare
Lord Gerald
Robbery and shooting at Woodpark County Galway cottage
A gang attacked the cottage of Counsel for Philip Bor Read near Mountshannon on Sunday at midnight. They broke windows, fired over thirty shots, wounded Read, and looted a desk and box of valuables including a gold watch and silver coins before fleeing. two servants were present, one man servant arrived only after the robbers left. Read had upwards of money in bank notes.
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Pukotoot
Serjeant Taylor
Polee
Lient
Morris
County Calway
Whitegate
Allentanes
Read
Woodpark
Thwaites
Head
Galway
Conribruck
Tiberties
Kelfry
Count Infirmary
Iis
Shanakeil
Macroom
Robert Harnett
S. Baldwin
Corliss Baldwin
Derrynaughta
Kilbrogan
Bandon
Hoy
William Barter
Barter
Mc Ji
Arma
Shorlee
Shorter
Murray
Clorheen
Tipperary
Lismore
Prendergast
Quinn
Kilsheelan
Millwood
Courtbrack
Mra Voepper
Carricknavar
Cork
Captain D'istarre
Meelick Slouse
Clare
D'Katerre
D'Esterre
Wolfe- Joy
Burton Hill
Ava National Milling Company
Tantore
Wlundud
Kellymount Gang
Limerick Chronicle
Desrigate Boubery
Arriemer Ar Murper
Philip Bor Kead
County Galway
Mountshannon
Mc Read
Ling
Ady Read
Petition Urges Equal Advantage for Cork Manufacturers
A petition proposes aligning Cork city and county manufacturers with more advanced counties to avoid undue injury from bounty repeal. It notes Cork makers face total repeal and possible extinction and seeks speedy submission, with杉 slots at the Commercial Buildings and Chamber of Commerce.
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Coarsy Bineau
Coaneil
Julius Besnard
Wserika
Imilviuje
Betes
Cork
Chamber of Commerce
Ejectment Case Ends In Nonsuit Over 1830 Will
A Dorothea Dopping and Catherine Dopping sue Anthony John Dopping over real estate tied to the late Samuel Dowping. The court sherd 1830 will forged claim denied after an extended trial. Counsel for plaintiffs and defendant presented lengthy forensic arguments. the case concluded with a nonsuit as will proved. Crowds outside cheered the verdict amid a scene noted as a major historic legal contest.
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Dorothea Dopping
Catherine Dopping
Anthony John Dopping
Samuel Duying, Hey
Lowtown
M.oroughty
Samuel Dow Ping
Isaac
Poonafkther
Court House
Trim
Colonel Whaley Sentenced For Disrespect To Magistrate Lees
Wicklow Assizes report Colonel Whaley indicted for challenging and insulting John Colthurst Lees. Found guilty, he receives one month in prison and a twenty pound fine. Magistrates laud Lees for prosecuting. Other cases include robberies by co-travelers and perjury threats.
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Colonel Whaley
John Colthurst Lees
Kay
Culonel Whaley
Lees
Aera
Loes
Cal. Whaley
Col. Whaley
Lim
Masistrate
William Steaden
John Hallehan
Dominick Bolger
Joseph Burn
Wicklow
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Kennedy
Earl
Con Cassilia
Winder Cambaceres
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