Petition Against State Lotteries Moves Through Court
A Court of Common Council discussion on petitioning Parliament to ban state lotteries unfolds. Speakers condemn Lotteries for corrupting morals and harming the poor, with support for Savings Banks and protests against alleged ministerial neglect. a separate case involves Reilly’s Queen Street eatery and a boy’s death linked to a handbill murder hoax.
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Gammon
Baevies
Lotteriga
Grifftha
Waithman
Fly
Banka
Meisters
Reilly
Queen-street
Trand-Bill
Bia
Jenkins
E Duatice
Mab
Haluly
Meeting Dissolves After Heated Address to Regent
A heated public meeting ended with a vote of thanks to Burdett and Hiptn Cochranie. The ministerial party faced sharp attacks as speakers urged the ministers to resign and deliver an ominous address to the Regent. Speaker Latene Cochranie replied at length before the gathering dissolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdett
Tora Cochrane
Thangs
Arrests at Glasgow in treasonable plot trials
Edinburgh Courant reports Glasgow arrests on suspicions of treasonable plotting. Fourteen committed underSheriff's warrants for attending secret meetings and taking treasonous oaths. Names include Andrew M Kinlay and James Finlayson among others. Additional eleven in custody with precognitions ongoing. Details describe charges, potential punishments, and differing accounts from Glasgow papers. Local statements recount mistreatment and confinement anecdotes.
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Marci
Carmunbock
Glasg Ww
James M‘ewan
M-Dowel Pate
Mosee Dawsoin
Dawsol
George II
Seotland
Justiciary
Edinburgh
Andrew M‘kinlay
Caltoin
Janes Finlaysod
Jesusiell
Wister’s
John Buchanan
Bridgeton
James Roberton
Witham Simpsoty
Anderston
Hugh Cochran
John M'Lachlan
Calton
John Campbell
Hugh Dickson
Ditta
Feet Gibson
William Edgar
Dite
John Keith
Ditto
Caledonian Mercury
Glasgow
Caledonian Meory
Munday
House of Command
Herald of
John Weir
Bia
Jaba Cal Nicitarco
Jill Syg O'Efogly
Shen Jenn
Jean Weta
Limerick Riot and Wreck Trials Across Munster Circuit
Local notices describe a riot at Tullyleare Fair halted by infantry from Newcastle and Buttevant, with two officials wounded. Coroner's inquest returned a wilful murder verdict against Patrick Healy. Assizes record convictions for sheep stealing larceny and plundering cargo from the Inverness wreck. Solicitor General Bushe sets out for Limerick to open his Munster circuit commission.
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Limgrice
Mager
Flofi
Sujiclt
Realty
Aved
Lorintuip
Ted
Olaud
Charles ‘Verekees
Phenion
Henry D'Edatre
Ralph’ Weer
Christopher A. Mairréit
Thottial’ Fildernen
Richard Kenony
Dennie
Sohn Thomas Waller
Edward Croker
Monee
Stitithh
O'Grady
Stephen Reward ‘Rice
de Courcy O'Grady
Orips Viliety
Peter Low
Muffer- Phn Soundine
Willings Bytes
Rymen Coste
Daniel Yallaghan
Thomas Fire-Gibbon
Eyre Ivans
John Thimat Berrup
Charles D. Oiver
Joseph Gubbins
Kigal i Stéphin Dickson
Edward’ Carre
Bedranes
Mdi
Rathseale
Tarbert
Eighn Ochock
Dublin
Shanegorden
Tarebert
Listowell
Tralee
Milltown
Caherseveety
Castle'stann
Dingle
Rosebrook
King's
John Weekes
Sackville
Dennnis Slattery
Plummer
Disney
A7th
Daly
Cross Road
Ely
Exsia
Patrick Macnamara
John
Sauies
Patrick
D'Arcy
Thomas Heffernan
Darby Bolane
John M-Mahon
Carrigahole
Fasset
James Lynchy
Inverness
Bushe
Limerick
Asvire
Munster
Poem of Hanorn rok Daunrea and Harold’s Apostasy
The tale centers on Count Witisrud who renounces Odin and converts to Christianity receiving land from the Bishop of St. Cuthbert. His son Harold, furious at the apostasy, deserts his castle. Gunnar the page remains loyal. A poacher’s daughter Metelil teases fate with red berry necklaces as Harold seeks wrecked fortune and church intrigue unfolds.
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Hanorn Rok Daunrea
Thermain
Witisrud
Northumberland
Odin
St. Cuthbert
Harold
Gunnar
Durhara
Witty
Metelil
William
Jutta
Metelili
Willian
Fragmented critique on modern poetry and archaic diction
A verbose critic rails at modern poets for imitating Scott and reviving obsolete terms. The piece examines Harold’s saga as a backdrop to praise simplicity and lament antiquated styles, urging restraint from forced antiquarianism in contemporary verse.
The Dublin Markets Slump In Corn and Flour Trade
The Dublin markets report a dull demand with corn and inferior wheat selling slowly. Prices for wheat and flour fluctuate, with a notable auction of fine Amelias flour and shifts between private and public sales. Fresh provisions stay steady, pork scarce, butter scarce, and coal and potatoes priced amid cautious trading. market notes list various grains, oats, barley, peas, and beans with current rates.
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Thomas-street
Snaher Yeater
La_ rley
Saunders’s Crane
Liverpool
Oss
Smithfield
Havoincron Coan Manec
Mancu
Besing Uing
Bricker
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Tsarvatary An
Court of Common Council
Lexpos
Sone
Miligroee Ledge
Prizsonet
Dundalk
Walker
Johny
Immyneners
Rothim
Glover
Giennar
Arolu
Spencer
Tilbury
Dryden
Graj
THE
Manca
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