Theatrical Performance Shrouded in Public Feud
A turbulent dispute taints a Tuesday theatre night as Harcourt’s portrayal by Mr. Raaran earns praise amid a clamor to unmask a calumniator. Miss Misettuane battles a harsh cold yet strives to sustain her Miss Hartley role, while Miss Keary captivates as Miss Kitte despite the drama surrounding the company.
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Hone
Harcolrt
Raaran
Ailaabegeaban
Lacy
Misettuane
Hartley
Miss Keary
Mass Kitte
Observations on gas combustion and early earth-eating habits
The text reviews P. F. D. Clarke of Cambridge who reports experiments burning a highly compressed mixture of water gases, producing iridium infusion masses and dramatic iron and platinum reactions. It also covers global voyages, earth-eating practices in the West Indies, and notes on art export laws and Roman antiquities policies.
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P.f. D. Clarke
Cambridge
Literary Intelligence from a Busy London Book Market
The notice previews new and forthcoming works with Scottish history, geology, church law, biographies, and poetry. It highlights editors and authors such as Staunton, Sharpe, Brande, and Owen, plus forthcoming Life of Be Buchanan and editions by Colburn and Southey. Also lists new novels, laws, and geo-political tracts.
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White
James the VI
Andrew Staunrom
University of Edinburgh
Mer
Alexander Bower
Church of Scotland
James Kirkean
C. K. Sharpe
Thiag
F. Holles
T. B. Holles
Be Buchanan
Hugh Pearson
St. John’s
Oxford
Arthur Young
Eaq
Easter
Owenaia
Owen
Thomas Moore
Havin
Latca Roos
R. Westall
R. A
Lord Liverpool
Great Britain
Rogera Ryding
Asia Minor
Captain Beaufort
Colburn
Hue
Journal de Clery
Gs. Manners and Cummons
India
Dubois
Minionary
Brazil
R. Southey
United Parliament
Anglo- Hibernus
Price
Hamburgh
Baron van Voght
Gheel village cure for insanity and early medical experiments
A Brabant village of Gheel houses many mentally ill residents given freedom under Antwerp magistrates. This shared care, aided by local residents, reportedly improved many patients within a year. The article also describes Dr Balfour of Edinburgh and Dr Johnson of Portsmouth detailing percussion methods for rheumatism used in the East, noting similar devices and historical use at Haslar Hospital.
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Netherlands
Gheel
Antwerp
Brussels
East Indies
Haslar Hospital
Balfour
Shocking Hillsborough stabbing ends in coroner verdict
Reports detail the Hillsborough stabbing of constable Rourke during an arrest of Rennison. Rourke died the same evening in the dispensary after walking fifty yards following the injury. The coroner’s inquest ruled the wound from Rennison caused the death and Rennison was committed to Downpatrick gaol. The Marquis of Downshire offered consolation and promised support for Rourke’s wife, children, and elderly father.
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Hillsborough
Rennison
Rourke
Downpatrick
Downshire
Drogheda Assizes Report From Morning Sessions
The Assizes of Drogheda opened with Justice Osborne presiding in the Crown Court. He addressed the Grand Jury on duties under the new act as witnesses were examined. Several prosecutors did not appear and their recognisances were estreated. An old man was convicted of horse stealing and sentenced to death but mercy was hinted if a county character could be produced. A soldier of the 62d Regiment was convicted of stealing blankets and sentenced to seven years transportation. A young man was convicted of cow stealing and sentenced to transportation. The judge then left for Oriel Temple. Baron McClelland tried Record v Tallow, an action by the plaintiff for expenses attending butter repacking. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff.
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Ceptain Boudin
Lesving
Ceenarina
Frayesinet
Kieorge
New Holland
Timor
Death Pita Af
Geographe
Bernier
Vreyasinet
L’orient
Vienna
H Istorical Annals
Huntors Bing
Geneva
M. Mexigno
M. Morenu de Jonnes
West India Islands
M. von Humboldt
Oroonoko
Lechenault
Java
M. de la Billardiere
New Caledonia
Siberia
MM. Moreau de Jonnes
Windward
Martinique
Guadaloupe
Earth
Jean
Isle of
Lemnos
James
Berlin
Naples
Florence
Rome
Paul V
Villa Pinciana
Villa Borghese
Migat
Drogheda
Mancir
Osborne
Aud Billeas
62D
Ludge
Oriel Temple
Colonel Skeffington
Baron McLelland
Bird
Riots in the Forest of Dean Spark Damaging Enclosures
Report on rioting in the Forest of Dean with parts of new plantings burnt. Disaffection linked not to national unrest but to government measures seen as cutting long standing petty enclosures by residents. Call for immediate government action to protect the forest’s practices and livelihoods.
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Forest of Dean
Disturbances in Wales Subside as 45th Regiment Arrives
A detachment of about 170 men from the 45th regiment reached Holyhead on Wednesday and moved to Amtweh the next day. Prior signs of unrest vanished with their arrival, and a vessel laden with corn was released to sail. Some troops quartered at Llancrehymedd Combrian.
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Swawata
Mace
Holyhead
Amtweh
Llancrehymedd
Combrian
British Army Regimental Reductions Reported In Ireland And Abroad
A London dispatch details sweeping British Army cuts across Ireland and overseas. Thirteen battalions reduced and reassigned to England or Gibraltar, with several regiments disbanded or reduced. Remaining units reorganized, uniforms and appointments slated for peace, and officers in the Portuguese service urged to return as political turmoil abroad prompts redeployments.
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Chene
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Jackson
T. M
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Eotysman
Mancu
Glasgow
Bridgeton
Edinburgh Courant
Wales
the Army
Ireland
England
Gibraltar
St. Helena
Royals
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60Th
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Mackenzie
Portsmouth
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