Occurrence of Smut obstacle to wheat production
From the Boston Weekly Messenger a discussion on smut as a general obstacle to good wheat yield. It stresses proper seed preparation as a key protection, cites observations from Transatlantic Transactions and notes methods to prevent disease and rot, with practical farming cautions and references to authorities.
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Boston Weekly Messenger
Etaral
Bobiely
Vouyer Plains
PiWsdeniku
Vicw
A. Methee
Oulin
Ganges
Alito
Meeting of Bond-Holders of the Corporation
The bondholders meeting chaired by Thomas Casey, Esq, considers the Committee of Five's report on securing principal and interest from the City of Dublin. The report details steps taken, communications with the mayor and sheriff, and a preliminary financial outlook including estimated bond debt and projected productive lands.
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homas.Casey, Esq
Cuthbes Alien Rose
Beéssonett
Dubdin
Ayor
Tigi Pater
Bondholders Scrutiny Reveals Corporation Debt Strains
A March 25 1819 to September 20 1819 report outlines the Corporation’s bond debts and income. It cites 12 628 6s 0d funds for interest payments, a total debt near 14 288 19s 4d, and proposes Trustees to manage lands and channels to secure payments while noting gaps in income from tolls rents and a Green Street market.
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H. G. Sankey
Hich
Paving Board
Markat House
Sim
Hhe Bohds
Gentiéme
Clarke
Green Street
Beloga
Dublin 1818 Bond-Holders Committee Report and Meeting
A Dublin era document reports on a Bond-holders committee examining proposals for corporate debentures. The committee presents a duty-bound, cautious stance and submits to a central meeting to publish the report and consider corporate acceptance or rejection. The May 25 1818 date and names such as Thomas Casey and Alexander Montgomery appear, with thanks given to the committee and chairman for their conduct.
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Thomas
Tihae
Pobatfonie
Pra Ign
Alexander’ ‘Montgomery
Séuliey
Robert Hang
Thoma M‘kenny
Richard Yeates
George Warner
Samuel Madder
Dublin
Phalite
Janey
Pee
Binoham
Cask
Patents Recently Enrolled In Printing And Engineering
A list of recently enrolled patents from January drafts includes Cuantes Baiearay and Baron Donnin for a printing press, Manc IsaMpaaD Boone for tunneling methods, Hugh Rovatns for leather crafting arts, Joazru Contry for distillation apparatus improvements, and several others across flax handling, wheel carriages, steamboat propulsion, pigments, and precise clockwork devices. Notable names appear with locations such as Bungay Suffolk Bermondsey Grange Road Hammersmith Chelsea Pimlico and Leeds, detailing diverse mechanical, chemical, and industrial innovations with January dates.
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Cuantes Baiearay
Bungay
Suffolk
Baron Donnin
Grange Road
Bermondsey
Surrey
Manc Isampaad Boone
Lindsay Row
Chelsea
Middlesex
Hugh Rovatns
Hammersmith
Joazru Contry
Harley-street
Cavendish Square
Atills
Benjamin Wainsox
Abbey Street
Ricuago Banks
Hadiey
Wellington
Thomas Calderbank
Liverool
Lancashire
Joan Scorr
Pengo Place
James Iain
William Street
Christ Church
Jag
Guo
Faepgaick Haguen
Philadelphia
United States
Adelphi
Ruocard Rough Mann
Strand
Hier
George Leukensperger
Maynich
Kingdom
Bavaria
Wittian Honan
Howick
Northumberland
George Puton
Leeds
West Riding
York
Joan Penwanna
Stafford-Street
Muarte-Bone
Benjamin Taylor
Mile-end
Glasgow
Darkshire
Motion to set aside verdict in Nugent case reviewed
In the Court of Common Pleas an application by the defendant sought to set aside the verdict in Nugent x. The judge noted prior rulings and declined to rehear arguments, stating the motion is a re discussion of settled points and that the verdict stands.
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Thera Bowe
Delendant
Mr. O'Donnallson
Ieee Aa
Connelly
Salge
Jouyson
Heraie
Moont
Mt.buackburne
Ant Eaid
Guthriel Sterne
Murder appeal in O Reilly case at King’s Bench
Court actions in Ireland involve James O Reilly appealing murder verdict of Ryan O Reilly’s death. Proceedings discuss indictment amendments, adjournments to June 6, and church wardens dispute with final order denying relief. The record names attorneys Allen, Barron, Serjeant Buaron, and others in a lengthy procedural session.
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Court OF King's Bench
James O'Reilly
Bryan O’reilly
Thomas Clancy
Thay Poerson
Allen
Wearmeath
Arances
O'Reilly
Insel
James
MacNally
Alien
Cliffe
Pen
Serjeant Buaron
Goodwin
Thortie i
Tryhe
Win
Pensis
Frevdy
Barron
Goodwin, Se J&bb
Serjeant Buarer
Mr. Slacing
Blackburne
Pangua
Court of King's Bench May 43 Sidmouth challenge denied
Arthur Thistlewood sought a rule to show cause for a new trial after a breach of peace charge. He produced three affidavits citing Crown Office delays due to Whitsun. Lord Ellenborough and the bench refused the rule, noting notice of trial existed and witnesses could have been summoned earlier.
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Court OF King's Bench
London
Lord Sidmouth
Arthur Thistlewood
Guiety
Crown Office
Ellen Sorough
Inundations in Nidau Switzerland Cause Vast Floods
Letters from Nidau in the Canton of Berne report fresh floods beginning again and threatening to flood the entire district. The rising Bleotia tide gains an inch daily, as rapid snowmelt on Mount Jura drives inhabitants to seek livelihoods elsewhere.
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Switzzerland
Nidau
Canton
Berne
Mount
Jura
Dublin Printed for the Parliament Office Address Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a heading about Dublin printed for the Parliament as their Office with garbled address details and street references, indicating a 18th or 19th century colonial printing context. The readable bits point to official printing for parliamentary use and location in Dublin with uncertain spelling.
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Trent
Wien
Ieee
John Rogerson
Cook
Wanda
Anchorage
Battens
Clonturke
Thomas Casey
Thomas Macnaipt
Coe. Bessoneri
Curdasar Thei
Court: OF Common Pleas
Rublin Market
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Moon
Mr Mora
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