Life and Writings of Rev Buchanan of Fort William
A critical biographical sketch of Dr. Clin dius Buchanan, shown as a notable figure in Anglican missions in India. The work traces his education from Cambuslang to Glasgow, his clerical path in England, and his career in Bengal as vice provost and professor at Fort William College. It covers his marriage, scholarly prizes, travels, later residence near Calcutta, and his efforts to translate and publish religious texts, concluding with reflections on his influence in India and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clindius Buchanan
Buchanan
Cambuslang
Gapoon
Inverary
Campbell
Dunstanvoge
University of Glasgow
Aggin
Church of Scotland
Europe
London
John Newton
Oman
Amidwt
Futeing
Meg Newton
Jace
Henry Chornton
Bintil
Queetin College
Cambridge
Purteus
Frend
St. Mary Woolnut
India
Barrackpore
College of
Fort William
Wellester
Stuudion
Asia
England
Vachagan
Malabar
Lece Piven
Tybelli
Covlon
Mithebar
Boroughbridge
Yorkshire
Broxbourne
Hertfordshire
Watts
Bela
Thas
Bine
Johnoan
Scientific notices mix of gas experiments and Shakespeare plans
Reports on J B Emmett's oil gas distillation yielding a clean burning carburetted hydrogen mix, German Shakespeare translation by Voas and sons, Berteling's new earth Lhorite, and Montagne's Venus manuscript baselines. Also includes Royal Society notes on Cinammon tree, electrical increaser, parallel roads in Glenroy, eye anatomy experiments, Nice mineral sketch, and association theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett
Hall
Greenland
Shakspeare
Voas Hae
Hleury
Abraham
Shakespeare
Thase
Schlegel
Notas
Berteling
Thor
Colonel Montagne
Arephiro
John Jamieson
New Holland
Qarndac
Uat
Putin
M. van Mons
Brugnatelli
Dewall
Spurzhein
Lewis Kayne
Dachtour
Scotland
Royal Society
Marshal
Ceylon
Uppington
Pearson
Royal Society of Edinburgh
Thomas Lauder Dick
Glenroy
Shire of
Lavernoes
Goial
Mr. Dick
Suliaca
Rome
Nero
Appius Chiadius
Brewster
T. Allan, Esq
Nice
George Mackenzie
Peasant coal substitute from Kilkenny and Queen's County
The Grand Canal supplies coal to Dublin and other towns, but peasants in Kilkenny and Queen's County mix culm with clay to form three inch coal balls. These balls burn well when wet, offering a lively fire and a cheaper alternative to hard coal, with the top cake dampened to control flame. The report cites Griffiths Geological and Mintaur sources.
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Vthy
Dublin
Tullamore
Shannon
Limerick
Kilkenny
Queen's County
Griffith
Mintaur
Fatal incident at Frankfort linked to Russian legation
The document mentions M. de Tormasson of the Russian Legation at Frankfort being assaulted by a guard at the Prin ge. The officer allegedly fired, missing, but the attacker’s shot preceded by a groan from M. de Tormasson. Details reference Lord Cochrane and eccentric举 journal items with charges pending in Hampshire, Honiton, and London society circles.
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MM. de Tormasson
Frankfort
Pringe
M. de Strilenhein
M. de Tomasson
M de Lornvasson
Lory Cochtase
Salisbury Guxette
Lord Cochrane
Holy-hill
Eaniton
Benefit Address by Miss Byrne at a Charity Event
Miss Byrne the RGAN delivers a heartfelt appeal at her benefit noting undaunted spirit despite lack of formal training. She thanks patrons for their generosity and pledges future effort and gratitude if opportunity arises from this support.
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Miss Byrne
Brig
Army Brevet Rumor Refuted Amid Court Martial Plans
Army dispatch counters rumors of a July brevet. Isabella transported from Gibraltar to Chatham to land the R1th Regiment fragment, while Cambra garrison provides bread for the poor. Court Martial proceedings conclude with a General Court Martial to be assembled in London before the 24th. The 4th Regiment marches to Naas and is relieved by the 68th Light Infantry. the 4th heads to Fermoy en route to India. The 5th and 37th Regiments sail for India and Canada from Cove, with the Ged Regiment bound for Halifax aboard.
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Jualy
Chatham
Cambra
Grane
O'Meara
London
Naas
68Th Light Infantry
Castlehar
Clonmel
Fermoy
India
Soth
37Th
Cove
Canada
Halifax
Princes Regent appoints consuls and army promotions
From The London Gazette the Prince Regent appoints Wim. Pennel Fay. Consul for Bahia and Harry Scote Fig. Consul at Bourderaux and approves John Benjamin Heath as Consul-General in the United Kingdom and Joseph Slythe as Consul-General at Malta. Military promotions include Mundy to Cornet, O Malley retirement, Blike to Cornet, Kiernan to Quarter-Master, Grant to Ensign, O'Reilly to Lieutenant, Home to Captain, Napier to Assistant-Surgeon, Wilson Lewis to Ansign, Jones to Captain, and Powell to Lieutenant. Also a note correcting the christening of Lascellas’s daughter and a knighthood conferred on Major-General Robert Bolton.
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Whis
Wim. Pennel
Fay
Bahia
Harry Scote
Fig
Bourderaux
John Benjamin Heath
United Kingdom
Joseph Slythe
Malta
Sardinia
Regiment of Dragoon Guards
Miles Mundy French
de Cornet
Purchase
Clubley
Ding
Robert Warren
Cornet
O'Malley
Charles Tulten Blicke
Regiment of Foot
George Kiernan
Deiner
George Shaw
Dino
Alexander George Grant
John Monk Masa
Walter O'Reilly
Thomas Taylor
Francis Home
Stevenson
Thomas Napier
4Th Foot
Thomas Walker
Jat West India Regiment
Francis Wilson Lewis
Dth West India Regiment
Fawn Cameron
Royal York Rangers
Thomas Jones
Rife Brigade
Parc Chase
Manby
Carmarthenshire Yeomanry Cavalry
Walter Price Powell
Christian Waman
Lascellas
Toan Easioney
Notable Births and Marriages Across Cities and Counties
A late 18th to early 19th century local notices column records births and marriages. Highlights include a stillborn child of Lady of General Sir David Baird in Brighton, a London daughter for Mrs Orger, and several marriages such as W Dickinson to Miss Perrin at St Peter’s Church. Also noted are births and deaths in Ireland including a Newtownlimavady M D and Cork notices of Nash and Deane.
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Birtus
Brighton
David Baird, Bart
London
Mra
Orger
Theatre-Royal
Drury-lane
Henry-Street
Willian
Flood
Garryduff
Queen’s County
A. M.dougall
Mies
Jane Campbell
Archibald Campbell
Ardnabow
Aths
Newtownlimavady
Robert Ogilby
Misa Maria Glenny
George Glenay
Newry
Cork
William Spread Nash
Ifswellyn Nash
Ballyquane
Thomas Deane
Loitrim
A. Bwana
Trinidad
Henry Neath
Heath
Hartack
Monkstown
County Cork
Dublin Advertisements and Subscription Rates Advertised
Footed for the proprietors at Parliament View and other offices in Dublin and London, a list of subscription options for twelve months, six and four months, with varied rates. Names of agents in Warwick Square and Fleet Street Edinburgh appear as circulation and general newspaper advertising offices.
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Parliamentvievet
Okbrgs
Lown
Newrom & Co
Warwickesquare
J. Watts
Fleetentreaty
Jase
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Literary & Scientilig
Grand Canal Company
the Army
THE
London Gazette
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