Byron's Lineage and Life Traced Through Historic Notes
A detailed portrait of Lord Byron’s ancestry, early life, education, travels, and literary beginnings. The narrative covers his family’s noble line, pivotal family events, Harrow and Cambridge schooling, Newstead Abbey, early works such as Hours of Idleness, travels with Hobhouse, and key biographical episodes shaping the poet.
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Gretge Gordon Lord Byron
Sir John Byran
Edgehill
Newbury
William Lord Byron
Neighbowr
Chaworth
Star and Garter
Pavern
Pallasl
Bourder
Covener
Westminster Lal
Ant
Newstead Abbey
John Byron
Anson
Carmarthen
Gordon
Rayne
Gairwich
Aberdeen
Valenciennes
Scotland
Lord Byron
William
Aberdeenshire
Harrow
Childe Harold
Joseph Drury
Falmouth
Lisbon
Mediterranean
Mr Hobhouse
Chille Harold
Hobhouse
England
Morea
Iemanetti
Athens
Arnan
Childs Harold
Aigdos
France
Brussels
Fclk
Waterloo
Crblenta
Rhine
Basle
Switzerland
Lialy
Venice
Mrlubhouse
Ryde
Lord Bras
Air Shelley
Leigh Blant
Byron's Self Condemnation Examines Self With Severe Eye
Fragmentary OCR notes claim Byron examined himself with unusual severity in a forthcoming work. References to Tady Gyron’s mother, a valuable sale, and the estate at Ko Whale hint at a controversial context. Mr Thomas Moore reportedly helped prepare the life written by Byron himself.
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Tady Gyron
England
Himaelf
Thomas Moore
Lord Byron
Himneelf
Dublin Journal May 19 Wind Delays London Papers Arrival
Owing to an adverse wind yesterday the London Journals of Sunday did not reach town until this morning. They supply us with very interesting items from the capital, presenting details on events, public notices, and society news for Dublin readers.
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Jeter
Lend Byron
Hacheon
Prince Mavrocordaty
Tyreck Committee
Byron
A. Mavroconvato
Rowring
Comitee
London
A General Amnesty Decree In Spain Sparks Peace Calls
The article reports a royal amnesty decree in Spain as of May 1924, praising Ferdinand and urging Spaniards to abandon factional resentments. It notes exemptions, a frontier book-license scheme, and calls for national unity to restore industry, wealth, and public confidence, while warning against disuniting influences. It also lists related European diplomatic moves and a Paris embassy notice aiding British workers returning home.
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Jans
Tay
Duke of
Angoulee
Spain
Ferdinand
France
America
Sword of Justice
Aranjuex
Paris
Sir C. Stuart
England
Mingland
House of Commons
Funds and Market Outlook From Britain and France
The article discusses financial arrangements in Britain and France, noting minimal fluctuation in public securities. It reports on new accounts, early bargains in Valy, and modest moves in Three Per Cent Consols, with a firm market despite some selling by speculators. It highlights Exchequer Bills recovering post-panic and expectations about the next kettling day and unsettled concerns over discontentment payments and government actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Consola
Congors
Bank of England
Bridget
Ann
Bradays—Consaly
Ina
Conia
Market turbulence in South American bonds and foreign funds
The report traces price changes in South American and European securities amid a unsettled panic. It notes fluctuating Colombian and Peruvian scrip, a dip in Leruvian loans, and a slight recovery in French bonds, with Mexican, Greek, and Chilean issues showing varied premiums and discounts through the latest settling day.
Rumor of Portugal Revolution in Queen's Partizane
This day's mail reports London journals with little of importance, noting a rumour of another revolution in Portugal involving the Queen's partizane. Consuls opened at 963A. after large sales, they declined to 96 but later recovered. Foreign market shows unfavourable South American securities causing declines in Mexican and Peruvian scrip along with Columbian bonds.
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London
Portugal
Partizane
Market Report Notes Slow Wheat Demand and Varied Prices
The Donny Cons Exchange May market shows languid activity with few sales of wheat to millers at a 1s per barrel reduction from Friday. Oats are short with high quality in demand. barley supplies are limited and prices soft. Flax and pork markets mixed. whiskey prices near Scottish levels. general grain and beat markets cautious with small activity and scattered price moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donny
Miller's
Occarions
Scotland
New-York
Montreal
Sicilian
Alicante Barilla
Caithness
White Shoa V6 Co
Bray Isa
London
Suffolk
Atonday
Gavalianen
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Grand Canal
Gil Can
Fa Royal Anal
Gav
National Insurance
Royal Irish Do
Patriotic Dos
St. Patrick
Iliset Shamrock
Dublin Gas
Flihornia Gas
Par
Royal Irish Mining Co
Dublin Coal Co
Dublin
Dex Debats
Elvile
Mannin
Tale
Leon
Cortes
Seville
Madrid
Asgansina
Vinarza
Elio
Grenada
Council of
Castile
Journal de Paris
Timralday
Moldavia
Wallachia
Reis Effendi
Nuremberg
Constantinople
Jassy
Stourdza
Prague
Greece
Aris
Tatischeff
Prince of
Metternich
Neuselrode
Genoa
Ated
Austria
the Two Sicilies
Macia Louisa
Colonna
Pacha
Corfu
Hynandie
Creece
Sreessten Srasort
Magnocarnato
Major
Tasrinos
Corocotroni
Tysis
LaNts
Magnocaanato
Lorn Byron
Joan
Gil Hut
Forest
Actunier
Alliance
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