The Code of Dueling Proposed for Gentlemen
A proposed code by TAMILTON of Annadale Cottage near Dublin seeks to curb dueling by outlining articles on offense, challenge origins, proper conduct, and court redress. It urges royal and imperial consideration, correcting violent custom while preserving honor among ranked gentlemen.
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D User Tamilton
Annadale Cottage
Dublin
Llamistos
Christendom
Ireland
Haven
Dartling
A. B
Gaudenay
Kivery
Polar voyage preparations for the Northwest Passage
A London paper reports on Captains Parry and Hoppner preparing the Hecla Fury and Pheasant for a dangerous Northwest Passage attempt. A grand entertainment is planned aboard with 500 guests, including music on shore steamboats and decorated decks. Officers’ cabins are described as elegant, with warm air heating and novel capstans and propulsion devices being tested. The piece closes with a hopeful note on a safe, prosperous voyage and return to England.
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London
Heela
Fury
T le
Parry
Hlappner
Pacific Ocean
Phesant
Wich
George IV
Varry
el Eenton
Wynn
Llorla
Dutec
Tyrdsman
Hoppner
Pury
England
Pabina
Sylvester
Quarrel at Trust Quay Ends with Bayonet Wound
Report of a Monday night dispute on Trust Quay near Moor Court between a countryman and a soldier. The countryman received a bayonet wound to the temple. the incident remains unexplained as authorities are at headquarters.
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Trust Quay
Moor Court
Vale
Roberts
Dublin
Harington
Isle of Man
Ireland to Found National Agricultural Institute at Curragh
The text argues Ireland must elevate agriculture as national strength and outlines a plan for a national agricultural college near the Curragh. It proposes six hundred acres for plough land, pasture, bog reclamation, and facilities for cattle, sheep, bees, and farming machinery. A president and professor of agriculture would lead, funded by Parliament through the Dublin and Farming Societies.
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England
Ireland
Efenes
Arcland
Ibia
Dublin
Board of Agricultural For Ireland
Newridge
Kildare
Curragh
Robertstown
Theo
Moravia
Norfolk
Scotland
Board of Agriculture For Ireland
Farming Society of Ireland
Dublin and Farming Societies plan new agriculture college
The article outlines a proposed college of agriculture and rural economy in Dublin formed from joint plans of the Dublin Society and the Farming Society. It lists professorships with salaries, a secretary and clerk, and a system of student classes funded by boarders and subsidies. It also discusses governance, a suggested Irish board of agriculture, and critiques of newspaper postage duties.
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Dublin Society
College of Agriculture and Rural Economy
Rysion
Dublin and
Irish Board of Agriculture
Press Tax Debate on Newspapers and Public Interest
A digest from a domestic book on England’s periodical press argues the trade flourishes and taxes burden newspapers disproportionately compared with other items. It notes stamp duties, advertising taxes, and the savings in government funds as debated by the Chancellor, with calls for restraint and fair policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jrowns
British Mercury
Theri
Thesa
England
Ife
Phestamp
Wits
Dublin Classified Notices from Parliament Street Archive
Printed and published at 15 Parliament Street this notice page marks time honored advert notices and scriptions received for publication. Historic Dublin listing emphasizes local classifieds and announcements from the period.
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Dublin
Parliament Street
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Lochhanton
Allan
Practical School
College Nf
Savings’ Banke Acta
Patagonia
Lilliputia
The
Foreign Stock Exchange
Perth
Stirling
General Assembly
Church of Scotland
West Indies
Corsica
Journal de la Corse
EU Corse
Fralee
Wae
Statites
Y Daard
Paris
Recovey
Lis
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