Fragmentary colonial correspondence and public notices
The record compiles a dense, fragmented text including a missionary letter on colonial conditions and agriculture, government proclamations about royal succession and Parliament, plus notes on crop trials, breadfruit potatoes, and a parricide case in France. It also recounts salt impact on dairy products and a farmer experiment, reflecting late 19th or early 20th century imperial reportage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Toman
Spaxton
Bridgwater
Upper Garonne
France
Jean Balsinte
Saul
Weaver
Chester Chronicle
Northwich
Royal Gloucester Assembly at Castle with 4000 guests
A grand assembly hosted by the Duchess of Gloucester at the Castle featured the Prince and Princess of Gloucester and 4000 attendees. An Ode and Levee were planned for Thursday, with the party and proceedings described across ornate rooms and processions through Parklane. Colonel Buyitoon, linked to the Marquess of Hertford, was to read at the Hymenal Altar. The Continental departure of the Prince and Princess of Hagen Homsonna was slated for January 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apna Linorenane Bei & Ag Audignes
Hick
Peneha
Jane
Reon Buyitoon
Gnd
Hagen Homsonna
Wod Duichess
Cavaiines
Careniotle
Groucheten
Parklane
Pages, &c
Safail
Royal Ducheys
Sophia of
Gloucester
Death of Patrick Lynch Gaelic scholar of Ireland
Patrick Lynch, secretary to the Gaelic or Hiberno Seltic Society of Ireland and Clare native, died in Dublin while employed on the Records of Ireland. Renowned for his vast linguistic and literary work, he educated in Greek, Latin, Hebrew, and Irish, promoting native language studies. His funeral drew many literati, with Dr Ledwich among the first to honor his memory by offering to edit his unfinished works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Lynch
Hiberno Seltic Society of Ireland
Clare
Ireland
Dublin
Lynch
Partiabhe
Treland
Ledwich
Brst
Lyngis
Sir Patrick Q Feper 7 In Hospital Died Under Care
Ann's Hospital report May 1 shows Sir Patrick Q Feper 7 year old died while under treatment. The record notes hospitalization and death with limited readable details from the damaged OCR text. No further factual specifics are discernible.
PIRACY MURDER AND ROBBERY IN IRELAND PIRATES CAPTURED
Reports detail a piracy case with three crew members found murdered in a pit their throats cut and heads damaged near Abadis. Police hunt the suspects around Bhanagolden. Separate thefts include a Clondtins robbery of Richard Allen’s home and pursuit of two men identified with stolen goods. Separately Bridget Cullinan, a Moyree resident, was murdered on suspicion of informing on illicit distillers. New Gorey Sessions House and Gaol ground broken by the Earl of Courtown. A later Dermitts Race Case ends in murder verdicts against Conlan and Cryan authorities. A Galway case reports a jealous husband strangling his wife with tongs. A wild dog/animal depredation note and sheep theft near Waterford conclude the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dideén
House of Geshe
Stover
Parker
Abadis
Noua
Bhanagoldén
Richard Allen
Clondtins
Herring
Wm. Nix
Patrick Kelly
Furka
Moyree
Ody
Fay
John Burns
Martin Burns
Thomas Roughan
Pat. Sullivan
James Sullivan
Michael O’connor
Whelan
John Hynes
Bridget Cullinan
Hynes
Ennis Chronicle
Sessions House
Gorey
Earl of Courtown
J. J. Beauman
Hydepark
Walter Hore
Seafield
Cobden
Waterford “Herald
Francis
Michael Fetherstoun
Darby Fetherston
Ashpark
Dermitts
Roxcommon
Bali
Michael Conlan
Daniel Ca Yey
Conlans
Cryan
We Ywupg
Michael Fetherston
Francin Fetherston
KB. Purdon
Frenel
Frenchlawn
Charles Simpson
Ituscuinion
Suan
Hesh
Trelagh
Waterford Chronicle
Special Sessions at Clonmel on Insurrection Act
At Clonmel a Special Sessions of the Peace under the Insurrection Act convened with Serjeant Jabb and Assistant Registrar Dixon presiding. Richard Kinnealy and several others were tried for idle and disorderly conduct. Kinnealy was found guilty and sentenced to seven years transportation. The court praised prosecutors and directed letters to the landlord Colonel Bagwell urging support for the convicted men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clonmel
Serjeant Jabb
Bagrister Dixon
Ee ‘Demurten
Carrigh-on-Bate
Ian
Richard Kinnealy
Kinnealy
Arid
Laurence Murphy
Griffin
Diane
Richard Robb
Clogheen
Vowell
Bagwell
John Murphy
William Bryah
Cashel
Cork
Remarkable delivery from death at the Glasgow coal pit
Fateful rescue tale from a flooded quarry near Glasgow. Two men survived after a mine was driven to the pit. a family tale unfolds as the Hodgert brothers, their father, and Alexander Barr endure ten days of darkness on scarce oat cake and water. Five men are believed lost as foul air and rising waters trap workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarrelton
Glasgow
Robert Hodgert
William
Han
Wmn
Hodgert
James
Alexander Barr
Cualeduaian Mercury
Kilmacinham
Yarckney
Clondalkin
Kilnainham
Newgate
Russ
Younker
Ron
Durance Rile
Military officers and deceased names listed in order
A fragmented OCR list of military ranks and many named officers and departees. The names include Sir Donk, Gen Sir Ria, Col. George Brown, Gen. Spry, Brig Gen Fed Cole, Clew, Howe, Getree, Ke Boodgrasy, Sol. Collies, A Lémesuriel, Alger, Wirming ham, Miller, Major General Sir T Bradford, Brig Mervey, Sir Grant, W Von Arenchild, Col. Dorsback, Warre, Alex Talloch, George Beatty, Peter Faron, Kil per lan, Willbint Campbell, Sir J Wilson, Sir J Wateou, Sir Henry, Sir John Prior, Robert Nixon, Richard Diggins, T St c Major Alan A Campbell, Father Grant King, John Ward, Ward Browne, Williama O Mara, Sullived, Mahar Benjiaia Dereony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BrigasSier
Sier
Sir Donk
Sir Ria
George Brown
Spry
Oj. Alger
Wirmingham
de Miller
Sir T. Bradford
Gre. Mervey
Ar Air J
Biller Doylers
Grant —W. von Arenchild
T. Dorsback
J. ‘Wateou
Bir Henry, Pyare
John Prior
Robert Nixon
Wi Crooksbanks
Omiey
Richard Diggins
T. St. c
Alan A. Campbell
Sohn Grant King
John Ward
Ward Browne
Williama O-Mara
Benjiaia Dereony
Markets Report From Dudus and Nearby Towns May 20
The Dudus market shows small corn activity with little price change since last week amid limited trade and steady wheat and barley values. Reports from Kluxenxy and Harrington indicate variable weather, ample potato supplies, and a generally dull overall market with steady pork and fluctuating Oatmeal and Flour prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudus
New York
Warenronp
America
Burley
T.d
Happington
Amy
Harivy
Heane
Births Marriages and Deaths Record from Clare Galway Cork and Dublin
Birth notices report a daughter for Emia, Lady of William Fitzgerald of Adelphi, county Clare, and a son for Birr's Lady of Lieutenant Peter Chadwick of the Tipperary Militia. Other births include Mrs J O Howard of a daughter and Doctor Whistler's daughter in Galway. Marriages list James Sheridan of Sumnerhill Galway to Olivia Graham of Stigo. William Callow of Cork to the daughter of William Austin Floraville. William Gort of Bandan to the daughter of the late Daniel Pearce. Lt J Kerr of Royal Saanises to Mrs M Reynolds. A wedding at St George's Church links Major William Vincent to Frances Blood. Deaths note Charles Toole of Wilfort at 12, and John MacNamara, former MP for Leicester and Admiral M Namara kin. Also Mrs Elizabeth Franklin of Pewmroktreet and Violet Hill victim, Exham Vincent magistrate of King's County, and Jonathan Berry of Cloneen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emia
William Fitzgerald
Adelphi
County Clare
Birr
Peter Chadwick
Tipperary Militia
Denzille-Street
J.O. Howard
Galway
Doctor Whistler
James Sheridan
Sumnerhill
Tounty Galway
Olivia
Patrick Graham
Stigo
Ln Cork
Ardarh
Wm. Vincent
824
Arthur Vincent
Summer Hill
Frances
Was, Blood
Middle Gardiner-street
Wilfort
Bray
Charles
Lute Toole
John Macnatmare
Pitt
Leicester
Admiral M'Namara
Woulfe
Dublin
Pewmroktreet
Elizabeth Prankiin
Thomas Franclin
Bog
Hie Geat
Violet Hill
Braadford
Exham Vincent
Givorge Vincent
Cloneen
King’s County
Jonathan Berry
Carlows Flags Proposals Sought by Commissioners for Paving
Commissioners for Paving and Surfaces invite written proposals to supply Carlow flags by the yard in specified dimensions. Bids due by Monday June 1. Flags sizes include 2 to 3 feet long and 1 foot 6 inches to 3 inches thick with dressing and edge finishing requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissionere For Paving, &c
Enduracd
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. J. de Pebfrom
Cahatle
Mr. S
England
MR. Patrick Lynch
Feper
Sir Patrick Q
Jn Hospital
Coted
Ann's Hospital
Te Ouee
Clew
Howe Cétapbeil
Fed. Cole Mac
Collies
A. Lémesuriel
Wf. Warre
Alex, Talloch
George Beatty
Peter Faron
Eeariee Kilper Lan Willbint Campbell
Sir J. Wilson Shkad
WM. Little
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