Germany Liberty Seekers Stir Public Opinion, Scheffer Notes
The piece surveys German liberal currents after the French Revolution, praising Scheffer for detailing Germany’s varied states and the rise of constitutional hopes. It cites Prussia’s delayed reforms, censorship crackdowns, and exile of patriots while applauding several princes granting representative constitutions and press freedom in Weimar, Hesse Darmstadt, and Nassau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Prossid
Wirremberg, &c
Europe
Scheif R
M. Scheffer
France
Lt. Berdophions
Weimar
Hesse
Baxe-Gotha
Geneva
Holland
Schiller
Muller
Switzerland
All. C
Frederick the Great
Ini
Eovider
Feadtérick
Beamlenburgh
German Empire
Paris
Mer
Saya M. Scheffer
Patriotic Society
Tugenbuod
Ion de la Verty
Prussia
Insanous
Rassig
Ange
Scheffer
Bonaparte
Kalitsch
Vienna
Elba
Gnejenau
Landwir
Blu‘cher
Jugenbund
Karen Stein
Gruner
Swifz
Burke
Ferdinand of “Sowa
Frederick
Ferdinand
Wurtemberg
Hesne- Cassel
Britain
Hesse- Darmstadt
Nassau
Qian
Publication Praise in Paris Reflects Liberal Tone
A fragment notes that subversion of the throne and dissolving social bonds are feared yet impossible to despair in the country where journals publish. It remarks on My Scheller's work in Paris as evidence of liberal tendencies and calls the poet a voice of the French government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scheller
Paris
Odd Parisian Painter Deluded by Model Torture Tale
A Parisian painter entices a strong model to pose bound as if in a trap, then uses a rabid dog to evoke fear. The distressed model finally agrees to be painted for a pound sterling, while the affair goes to court. Separately, notes on theater figures Clozel and Moliere remain, with other European happenings and curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo
Crotona
Erript
Paris
Theatre de
Clogel
Britanny
England
Oudeurreundt
Clozel
London
Les Des Ex Philiferts
Maxvais Jaujets
Pury
Moliere
la Fontaine
Pere Lachaise
Odi
Arceo
Austria
Lilienburg
Schoenbrunn
Germany
Dexsons
Berlin
Klaprath
Tig
Klaproth
Vienna
Leopoldine
Brazil
Dhe Thros
Kurence
Leghorn
Napexs
Law
Naples
la Madonna del’ Arco
Siffoth
Thalitha
Habeller
Orte
Mac Curloch
Phils
Hatchett
Troy
Bahia
Balia
Mornay
Wollaston
Marriages and obituaries from a Dublin church page
Fragmented notices record marriages in Peter's Church with various clergy, ages, and places such as Dublin and Waterford. Items include Eliza Hamilton, Sarah Lyttle, Jane Orr Cleland, and William Brownd, plus details of lifelong residence and late 18th to 19th century social notes. Also noted are obituaries and a donation of coal to the City Marshalsea by the Mayor’s seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Peter's ‘Church
Dubin
Vicars Boyle
Doptin
David Courtney
Maspilgrave
Bride's Church
Drury
Thomas Henry Quinan
Carichana
Waterford
Eliza
Wilken Henry Hamilton
Peterstreet
Charles Young
Portgresons
Sarah Lyttle
Neon
William Brownd
Kilmore
Jane ‘Orr Cleland
Creeveycuraoonan
Subscription rates and agent details for Dublin newspaper
In Dublin at Parliament Street and Town, subscriptions for twelve months and shorter terms are listed with prices in pounds shillings and pence. English and German agents Newton & Co and J Water in London are named as advertising and news agents for the Dublin Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Princed
Proprietors Acabsir
Sereat
Onoaak Aateatisementa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Confederation Germaniqueé
Fredrick
Echlinville
Hessay Fehlia
Echitneilte
Bisadat
Belermo
John Chamley
Cardiffa
Jamaica
John Fletcher
William Petser
Fridaise
Craven-Street
Strand London
Hindpe
Thomiar'Rawlina
William Rawlins
Rafland-equare
Tive x
Bank of Ireland
Norfolk
Virginia
Freeman
William Freeman
Belfast
Chelsea
William Lalseday
Royal
Batttalion
City Marshalsea
Diad
Cork
Youghail
Abe
Ieale
Lierick
Ennis
Drogheda
Galway
Newry
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