Niger River Delta Theory Arises From Travel Memoir
The narrator discusses discussions on where the Niger ends, noting natives’ limited inland travel and riverine trade. He argues the Niger flows into a vast delta with western Rio Formoso and eastern Rio del Rey as branches, tempers views on mountains of the Moon as barriers, and mentions enslaved Houssa locals and trade perceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Niger
Congo
Houssa
Rio Formoso
Henin
Rio del Rey
Panic in British and Foreign Stock Markets Over Brazil News
The market faced a sharp panic as speculators spread impressions of a possible conflict between Britain and France sparked by Brazil news. Prices fell across many stocks, then mostly recovered by close as investors realized selling was based on erroneous impressions. Analysts note a potential move by ministers to cut Exchequer bills interest and shift securities to stock, with broader hopes of lowering overall debt. The Brazilian and South American securities showed volatility with Colombian and Mexican scripts trading at premiums. The report cites Lloyds agent and ministerial plans as factors influencing sentiment and future policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
France
Gonsols
Ditto
Brazils
Lloyd's
Consola
Ministera
Iis Ola
Snowatock
Anyasha
Reynolds
Tor Withers
Jdennet
Elizabeth Halpin
M'Kane
Barrack Street
Thomas Duke
Murray
Ciaran
William Smith
Witness
Joan
Boot
Yani
Prissoners
Uhey
Hennett
Tpsey
Stephens
Méiene
John Murray
Eliza Smith
Bootyard
Reynold
Smith
Catholic Association hears clergy letters on Catholic schooling
At Capel-street rooms the Catholic Association received letters from bishops and priests about Catholic schools. Reports from Derry Cloyne and Rathcornac cited 19 Cove schools with 340 boys 209 girls and 639 pupils in Hanturk parish. Clergy accused Bible teaching practices and inspection day double counting. 700 to 1000 children reportedly attended Catholic Free Beheda. Additional notes mention Templemore and Ennismore tensions and a motion to record minutes and circulate correspondence to Kerry Freeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capel-street
O'Kelly
Conway
Loughlin
Derry
Coppinger
Cove
Aalie
Cloyne
Hanturk
Kildare-street
Seibel
Kilshaunig
Gul Pupils. Another Letter Was From the Rev. Mr Sheehan
Rathcornac
Jeremiah Molony
Roscarberry
Moll Flanders
Kildare—st. Plan
Free Beheda
Kirby
Hilworth
Diocese of
North
Lord Ennismore
Kildare Street
O'Conneor
Kerry
Stephen Tobin
Killmolada
Ath Fague
O'Laughy
Templemore
Aller
Leurseisras
Dines Moullan
Taner
O'Connell
O Connell Attacks Marquis Wellesley at Dublin Meeting
A Dublin gathering heard Mr O Connel condemn Marquis Wellesley as a ludicrous administration and praise George Ensor as a reformer. Mr Conway defended independent stance while a petition to Parliament was proposed to require juries in assaults to be mixed Catholics and Protestants. A committee was formed to draft the petition and arrange further actions on Catholic Rent collection and burial service observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiel
Dublin
O'Conns
George Suaor
Envor
Lord Wellesley
Mr O'Connell
Ireland
Marquis Wellesley
O'Conell
George Ensor
Conway
O’connell
O'Consatus
Civncy
O'Coxwell
O'Connor
Fogarty
Plunkett
O'Connete
O'Con Weet
Arraigned defendants found guilty in Irish court case list
The commission court heard multiple indictments. Robert Smith and Margaret Stokes were found guilty of personation, with Smith granted mercy due to age. Rose Hayden and Edward Goulding admitted forged Bank of Ireland notes and were found guilty. A separate robbery case for James Gilligan led to multiple acquittals and a conviction for the male defendants. Bridget Maher faced murder charges for abandoning a newborn, with evidence presented from witnesses. The trial included extensive cross examinations and concluded with a mix of guilty verdicts and acquittals and various sentences handed to those convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Smith
Patrick Reynolds
18Th Light Dragoons
Margeret Stokes
Patrick Heynolds
Dominick-street
Mercy
Rose Hayden
Bank of Ireland
Edward Goulding
Cole’s-lane
Ellen Read
Matthew Gayen
John Murray
William Smith
Eliza Smith
James Gilligan
M'Kane
Winneex
Stoneybatter
Reynolds
Withers
Granard
Murray
Smith
Berg
Gavan
Bret
Barrack-street
Stoneybatier
Anry
Dublin
Staics
Ani
Shere
Folsea Siaith
Patrick Murphy
John Ibeon
Merrion
James Cassidy
Owen Walsh
Boward Goulding
John Doyle
Js. Waleh
James Halpin
Mesarg Crosth
Waite'a
Christopher Walsh
Morcy
Philip Corry
Christopher Dizon
Carriau
John Ball
James Toole
Markets Report Describes Wheat, Butter, and Grain Prices
The market update notes Wheat prices steady with limited purchases, Butter shipments delayed due to weighmasters rules, and flour, oats, and barley trading with modest activity. Foreign produce shows mixed quotes for flaxseed, rye, rice, and barilla. overall demand weak with price constancy across several staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Arnau
Coan Exewansr
Darley
Waterford
Drogheda
Tsuth
Publin
Beutler
Trish
siBelfast
oNewry Ag Oat
Prbl
Sc Dax
Prey
Ae Atlas
Giraseow
Hantovo
Ustel
Surling
Hyaebolboe
Harare
Also Mentioned on This Page
Catholic Association
Commission Court
Araix
John Kelly
Dennis Dowling
Bridget Maher
Gariby
Elizabeth Connally
Ste
J Witners
Dunshaughlin
Gerrard
Bennett
Nile
Catherine Beaty
Terrard
May Gerrard
Atr Bennett
Wina
Siekberg
Sato
de Ritt
Wowas Bros
Qligaherh
Wittess
Cele
Pynnott
Bee
Walter Brady
Pracher
Burton
Nlaay I
Bert Ou Nod
Tudtie Vandeleur
Tietr
Beneleat Ten Wy Daek Phe
Gkas
Chen Calkul
Sed Antary
Jenna
Hutter Seaggn
KECA
New York
Innigo
U.S
Montreal
Carolina
India
Barilla
Sicily
New New York
Lisbon Do
oRum
Jamaica
Perth
Leeward Island
Georgia
Orleans
Pernambuco
Smyrna
Bevgal O & A
Srussian
FarInooa
Rod
Sbaahd
Loy
Ipova
RicaRhine
Rohea
Powrsburgh
Goodord
Conzu
Onehos
Hyson
East India
Gunpowder
Baew& Pere Ay Og
Ysclau
Secor
Pe Nortarioi Ata
Rey
Millee
Mts
Wolow Sd
Goekley Ufa Aan
Gaerel Wasyaroun
Gira Teaves
Panton
Carlton Manse
Dwt
J. Wale
Apy
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