Myrtle Leaves a Collection of Forms chiefly Ama tory
A fragment from 1824 discusses Myrtle Leaves and its author. praise for the poetry and its pleasing moral tone appears alongside notice of "The new novel in the press" from the author of Waverley and an Irish probate property table for 1819–1823, highlighting substantial values and the scale of personal property passing by will and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FV. W. Ecee
Kelly
Waverley
House of Commons
Ireland
Byron the Poet Lord of Greece and Fame
A portrait of Lord Byron tracing his birth in 1788 and his early life at Aberdeen and Harrow, detailing his education, travel across Europe, and rise as a celebrated poet. It notes his rebellious temper, his literary genius, his political involvements in the Greek cause, and his final illness and death, highlighting his influence on contemporaries and enduring reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
Tara
Horn
Aberdeen
Selao
Damtuus
Tad Basias
Lim
Bewere
Agan
Tie Gamma Sebual
Dominus
Wisvane
Casey
Billy Woiell
Cory
Hurte
George Gordon
Nort Ashe
Geol Walitas
George Gaidou
George Gorded
Lord Byron
Dive
Makomet
Tiis
Elas Ie
Greece
Apa
Abe
Albany
Tim
Jotering
Byfoo
Wida
Mithuok Nout
Bart
Gia Beark
Ke Phtou
Aia
Desu
Panthes Petasiva
Waterloo
Genin
Herold
Cullen
Pussu
Fials
Uemst
Beppo
Ugo Dosau
Giwat
Hiv Boulsseler
Murray
Agers
Toe
Bord
Roy
Tata & Society
Italy
Becauve
Westy
Ardon
Eucewss
Miasulonghi
Neotao
Fury of Discovery Ship reaches Nore and Mecia sails next
Reports detail the Discovery Ship Fury reaching the Nore on Saturday and Mecia following on Sunday, with Iain Parry leaving the Abotcales at nine on Sunday morning and proceeding to Northtree aboard the Comet. The voyage drew visitors including Sir George Clarke and Admiralty yachts, while wages were paid and notable officers and social attendees observed the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fury
Discovery
Nore
Mecia
Iain Parry
Northtree
Lyon
Geop Clarke
Viscount Arbuthnot
Wy Thonne
Paw
Jett
Cunningham
Magland
Parry
Newfoundland Dog Diverts War Patrol on Lake Rescue
A Newfoundland dog leaped into the lake and swam to retrieve a man, dragging him to shore while two dogs restrained him. The faithful animal was praised for its courage and loyalty, with the scene described as dramatic and valorous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
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Keepias
Mr Kelly
Sova
Iy Hansen
Cassia
Winte
Hopea Kedeck
Lipe
Gin Cndma GannaNn
Unrnin
Moon
Vrinity College
Com
Cau
Saul
Newark
bin O Erhark
Ieaster
Sieg
M‘carthy
Horse Guards
Otheers
Royal African Corps
England
Gold Coast
Phetia
Spithead
Grass
Cavinins Prewe
Downsn
Campbell
Clement
Cartrickey
Godwin
White
Foss
O'Kallorn
Linas
Uniacke
Ring
1D West India Regiment
Thetis
Majora Dally
Nicholls
Winter
Rasiers Kettlewell
Dickenson
Sutherland
Marpierson
Dean Tantin
Sane
Canton
Chile
Aluwa
Raaar
Hoa
Thor
Aearibarin
Owen
Ontioua Gasuca
Gorokx Qater
Ave
Glifel
Cornwall
Whitsand Bay
Girone
Africa
Asia
Pennant
South Wales
WNC
Dorchhester Journal
Savrya Banks
Bell'n Weekly Messenger
Surdain
Ghursh
Zagrad
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Dublin
Acre
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