British Army Prepares Evacuation From France
Reports from Arontiers claim English troops are ordered to ready for embarkation to England, with Wellington using new instructions. Detachments from Cametay garrison and artillery divisions may be among five units returning to Dover. News notes 1900 Prussian troops reportedly depart Sedan, as the corps slated to leave by April 10. Charleville evacuation rumors deemed unfounded. Haurlam Courant, March 5.
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Darcenis
Manca J
Arontiers
England
Duke of Wellington
Camitay
Dover
France
Engsland
Sedan
Teave Prince
Charleville
Haurlam Courant
Inoculation for the Plague A French Account of Valli and Maclean
A contested report traces early plague inoculation efforts by Dr. Valli at Constantinople and Dr. Maclean near London. It notes alleged self inoculation, subsequent injury, and debates over the authenticity of these experiments. A French observer defends Valli while correcting published claims, citing medical service in Capodistria and the hospital context.
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Deagennetres
Army of the East
Maclean
Paris
Constantipope
Dra. Valli
Capod'btria
der. Valli
Fontin-des-Odoards
Valli
Abugaar
Dublin Journal Update on Trade and Industry
In parliament debate Mr Broverall's motion notes revival of trade across England while Ireland shows no clear revival of manufactures. Distinguished figures discuss distress and the role of industry, with subscriptions mentioned as a factor in broader economic condition.
Lord Mayor's fund urged for fresh contributions
The appeal laments the fund's near exhaustion and calls for renewed voluntary aid to support the distressed in Ireland. It stresses that poor rates do not cover Ireland and urges those who have not yet contributed to aid the maintenance of the needy before it becomes too late.
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Mayon
Wiihard
Ireland
The Freeman's Journal Attacks and Denials
A Dublin controversy flares as the Freeman's Journal responds to alleged misstatements about the Paying Board and paving revenue. The piece questions readers and brandishes figures claiming 63,000 pounds yearly, while asserting the paving revenue tops 34,000 pounds and attacks the newspaper's motives and credibility.
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Freeman's Journal
Paving Corporation
Dublin
Distinctions at dinner hosted by the Lord Lieutenant and Duchess
A list of guests at a Dublin dinner includes Lady Ormonde and others. a separate note mentions Colonel ONeill landing at Cottaghadee and traveling to Belfast before Tullimore Lodge. Reports recount a dispute at the Commercial Buildings and a Leeds Union Club dissolution as part of broader political reflections. The piece also notes a rare American Agave bloom heading to London and a mail coach incident near Clonee.
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Duchess of Dorset
Dayeager
Ormonde
Dowaper
Carrick
Parham
Lismore
Llandaff
Kilkenny
Waterford
Bourke
James Hewitt
Bruce
Hugh Nugent
Compton Doroville
Provoy
Kildare
Dr. Slade
James Daly
Bouverie
Ready
Cue Jones Ross
Ross
Michell
Bynge
Bee
O'Neill
Cottaghadee
Portpatrick
Cane
Cranston
Belfast
Lion's Hotel
Tullimore Lodge
Down
Portglenone
St. Patrick's Day
Dublin
London
Ballock
Piccadilly
Cauryon
Codcuman
Dubin
Enniakillon
Clonee
Lueda Union Club
Green Bay
Leeds Union Societ
Mérarry
Catholic Emancipation Debate on Papal Power and Crown veto
A partisan letter discusses Catholic emancipation and the proposed veto on bishop appointments. It argues for domestic nomination to reduce papal influence, cites historical precedents, and urges Parliament to balance Crown authority with Catholic liberties, praising Irish Catholic loyalty and urging prudent legislative action.
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Bria Park
Gremer
Castlereagh
Elliott
Fitta
Rome
Boniparte
House of Commons
Koretyn
Europe
Catholica
Ireland
Rexey Parner
Thomas Esmonde
Burt
Ambiguity Over Amherst Embassy and Canton Forts
Reports discuss lack of official guidance from China on Lord Amherst's embassy failure and Canton forts. The India Company notes unclear origins of orders and says the embassy may have been shaped by Chinese court etiquette, with ramifications for ships and British factory relations in Canton.
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Tidia Company
China
Lord Amherst
Ajcesté
Canton
India House
Anton
Ody
East India Cip
Agpety¢ Neue
Eng
Land
Utah
Pekin
Ali Abe
Heither
Hewite
Ieroy
India ‘Company
Anitin
Chirnese
Arrests at Glasgow and County Derry Weaving Trades
A list of individuals, mostly weavers from Glasgow districts such as Govan Camlachie Anderston Calton and Barrowfield, were committed to Glasgow jail for trial on treasonable charges. Names include Sinclair Thom Robertson Shires Stewart Murray Paul Havery Gordon Irving Smith plus Thagg Op and others. Also noted are assorted incidents and political remarks from Ireland and England with mention of a drowning accident near Athlone.
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Epinausos
Moon
Nuohgr
Glagzony
Eoc
Sinclair
Govan
Robert Thom
Camachie
William Robertson
Gowan
James Shires
Anderston
John Stewart
Glasgow
William Murray
Citron Spither
Barrowfield
William Paul
Calton
James Havery
Anderton
Roger Gordon
Wiliam Irving Weaver
David Smith
Koniskillen
Major Armatrong
York
Negofid
Wasford
Tennison
Turkee Teunivon
Hastings
Ireland
Ringlanst
Morolug
Gary Kor
Beluga
Ollie
Athlone
Wen
Sha
Pantomime Rehearsal Highlights Crow Street Holiday Show
The Crow Street company rehearses a holiday pantomime featuring a sensational scene where the Battle Conjurer leaps from a window into a quart bottle. The act, previously staged at Covent Garden last Christmas, promises striking and uncanny feats.
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Crow Street
Port
Covent Garden
Croatreed
Irish Crown Court hears Daralatyan robbery case
The assizes at Trim opened with Lord Norbury in the Crown Court and Baron George in the Record Court. Five men including Luke Clarke and Patrick Murphy faced serious charges for the Daralatyan robbery at Robert Salary’s home near Duleek on February 21, 1916, and the murder of William Gooseman during the burglary. Witnesses testified to the raid, the gunfire, and the plunder including 1004 in bank notes, 200 guineas in gold, a horse pistol, and other valuables. The case included testimony from the Salary household staff and a surgeon’s account of Gooseman’s death. The jury found several men guilty as charged. sentences included death for some and hard labor for others.
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Asaiges
Trim
Banilay
Ingigit
Lord Norbury
Crown Court
Baron George
Record Court
Wirst Dar
Philip Blake
Luke Clarke
Jimea Clarke
Patrick Murphy
Bernard Finnagin
Robert Salary
Wit
Gooseman
Robert Sallary
Sergeant Jebb
Duleek
Quanty
Meh
William Gooseman
Ant
Witness
Bank Cotes
Stulds
Gooseran
Rose Jyeonard
Re Ridgeway
Salary
Pateard
Pot
Murphy
Goggeman
Bernard Finiggays
Murhy
MacYally
Slefer
Robert’ Sallary
Pat. Clarks
MacNally
Illaty
James Sheil
Patrick Sullivan
Philip Smyth
Beryl Finnegan
Pet. Murphys
James Clarke
Ichard Cowan
Fa Machi Ging B
Michal
Jamaesiikievanagh
Kavanagh
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