LASDON Fashions May Display Varied Spring Dress
A detailed survey of Paris and London styles outlines May gowns with gros de Naples borders, roses and lace trims, muslin capes, pink crape dresses, and pelisses in violet and blue. Hats, turbans, and blond trimmings accompany dresses, with remarks on current trends and social taste.
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Naples
Provence
Ackermann
Eppereas
Draven
Buckinghamstire Ince
Secon
Urling
Grok de Niplen
Assault on Rev. James Saurin near Camberwell
London police heard the case at Union Hall over an alleged assault on the Rev. James Saurin by Captain L. O’Callaghan of the Hecla party. Saurin accused him of insult during a road toll near St. Giles Camberwell. O’Callaghan admitted striking after provoking conduct by Saurin and his companion.
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London Police
Union Hall
O'Callaghan
de Camp
Quitoge
W. Swaby
D. King
S. Davies
Esqre
J. Saurin
Dromore
King’s Highway
St. Giles, Camberwell
Sherwall
James Saurin
Discovery
Westford
Town
New Cross
Niroe
Dickey
Swahy
Laurinia
Swabey
Amik
Ain
Apolt
Baurin
Breach of the peace cited in carriage insult case
The magistrate considered two bail sums, and the defendant admitted the breach while not arranging bail. Mr Thelwall offered to become bail for his friend. The magistrate ordered the defendant bound in 80 pounds with one surety for the next Quarter Sessions. the parties then departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alop Tel
Thelwall
Bimnarglf
Bill for improving and draining bogs in Ireland heads
The document outlines principal clauses of a bill granting the Lord Lieutenant power to appoint commissioners toDrain bogs and improve lands upon notice from one third of proprietors. It covers surveys, cost estimates, instalment payments, claims of title, absences of title disputes, assessments to proprietors, suspension of common rights during reclamation, road costs, grass ownership, road allotments, tenure leases by church authorities, compensation for rights, charity land allotments, seven year tithe exemptions, and appeals to quarter sessions with notices and securities.
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Goulburn
Ireland
Altormentes
Election for Dyreetarawn selects a diverse slate
An election for the Dyreetarawn unveiled a large list of elected officials including Joshua M. Chaytor, Lord Chonsurry, Francis R. Cotten, Nicholas Fanning, and many others. The chaotic OCR text references numerous names and places with unclear connections, but confirms a formal vote occurred and a broad roster of recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture Company
Ris Purf Company
Joshua M. Chaytor
Rr Hui
Lord Chonsurry
Francis R. Cotten
Nicholas Fanning
Patrick Janes Wart
Alderman Tlarty
Robert Fleury
Jos. Afvialaiad
Sir FW Dames Bart
Dates Beat Molloy
Uernard Matos
Robert Sneth
Gi Hien TeSank Sih
Addenmac ‘Pyadall
Geore Whar
Coroner's Inquest Into Carr Murphy Fatal Quarrel
A coroner's inquest at 22 Bride's Alley investigated the death of Patrick Carr from a belly wound after a public house altercation in Ship Street with Thomas Murphy. Witnesses including Richard Macready and William Roth described a heated exchange, a scuffle on stairs, and Carr's dying declaration blaming Murphy. Surgeon testified death came from hemorrhage due to a wound to the omentum. The jury found that a quarrel occurred at Raverty's public house with bloodshed resulting, and Murphy was taken into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyndall and Montgomery
Bride's Alley
Patrick Carr
Shipstreet
Raverty
Murphy
Dragoon
Richard Macready Sworn
Beverly
Ship Street
Thomas Murphy
Robert Millington
Harding Stafford
Mr Taylor
Corr
Decessed
William Roth
Bridestavet
Traverty
Carr
George Keck
Usher-street
Farrett
Eflead
Peace O'Feer Cox
Ross Cox
Meadfice
Uias
Wright
Slapestreet
Myx Raverty
Pat
Fragmented ancient notice with scattered names and places
A garbled OCR passage references multiple names and places such as Paget, Loki, Neoweu, Taboronts, and Chern with scattered actions and events. The text is incomplete, mixing a historical narrative with unclear actions, leaving the core incident and participants obscured.
Anniversary of the Port of Dublin Society Observed
The first Anniversary Meeting at the Dublin Institution hall drew religious and benevolent ladies and gentlemen. Admiral Otyen chaired. Captain Matow reported on the Floating Chapel for Seamen near Ringsend, its Sunday services and two schools, with growing use and a large religious tract distribution. The Society boasted a surplus and pledges for continued endowments, while officers praised the benevolent effort to convert seafaring lives toward faith and salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Institution
Otyen
Matow
Royal Navy
Ringsend
Ivine
Kingdom of Heaven
Dublin
Lord Farnham
le Pour Tarwen
Proantas Magee
Thomas Gaza
Conmanion
Whiteshaven
Workington
Me Martins
Hu Allwo
Gemrok
Teuks
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Losdon
Sharardey
Wall Nor Kirkwout
Pepanty Aes
Enut Ant Teli
Bun Wire Family
Ford Loaniskillen
Horiland
Wtelan
Lord Sin
Dutering
Charles Gid
Landy
Crete
Highe
Feary Ganthourn
Mo Vo
Maylt
Han
W. c. Phawkett
Pomivalle
Monel Willes Miedh
Hichaad Power
Bsa Alb
Dene
Stead
Sir Dewan
United Fiites
Kean
Farid
Beintle
Webb
Tian Petvive
Atwrriva
Josens
E Laney
Arived
Air
Pat Arkrawledpes
Borbay
Sewily
Franconyngigen
Howard de Walter Las Teen Rangi le
Hos Plare
Soate
Viet Departient
Shausnock Walla
Dalla Aotok
Dahlia
Wits
Bey
Jan Es Paget
Poe
Sueel Bile Beg
Jan Awdeat
Phelan
Bette
Betes
Patides
Cobain
THE
Port OF Dublin Society
Mar
Sore
Daliedeal
Puskipeon
Millers
Filis
Atten
Mat
Peni
Mir Martrett
Sheree
Bam
Fia
Kilkenny
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