Historical Trunteations of Childe Harold Fourth Canto
A lengthy review-cum-critique discusses Jonx Hosnovas work on Rome topography and antiquities, noting its depth and occasional obscurity. It contrasts Hobhouse and Byrodn as capable guides, praises Roman ruins’ enduring interest, and surveys Italy under Napoleon and the Holly Alliance, with concern over lost professorships and science’s resilience. The piece shifts to vivid travelogue excerpts from Latrobe, traversing treacherous mountain roads, wildlife encounters, and tropical scenery, culminating in reflections on settlement prospects and local agriculture.
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Childe Harold
Jonx Hosnovas
Rome
Hobhouse
Forum
Campus Martius
Capitol
Cicero
Brotur
Italy
Napoleon
Holly Alliance
Liombardy
Talyr
Alfieri
Latrobe Journal on South Africa 1815 1816 Voyage
Review notes Latrobe's visit to Mr Linde and the Hotten tots commander, contrasting ranks and attire with a rustic cottage. Describes wild Karoo scenery, Table Bay views, and reconnoitering for a Daw settlement, with vivid frontier details and colonial portraits.
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South Africa
United Brethren
J.C. Latrobe
Lofdog
Latrobe
God
Bonaty
Little
Prountty Hotteoto
Wwe
Baboon Alarm At Castle In British South Africa Tale
A touring party recounts a baboon breaking its chain at a castle, causing alarm that led to a court martial where the owner was fined fifty lashes. They describe wild horses and quaggas, a Guadenthal visit, and a farewell to missionaries and Hottentots, with notes on Volténtat-Follands-Kloof road and local flora.
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Schiite
Nournay
Somerset
Guadenthal
Hsea
Mreter
Capetown
Cape
Rutter
Attaqna
Whitsunday
Sonderend
South Africa
Volténtat- Follands-Kloof
Memoirs of Lucien Bonaparte reveal mixed traits
The article previews a long awaited edition of Lucien Bonaparte memoirs from 1815, noting dramatic anecdotes about his feud with Napoleon, his political maneuvering, and personal conduct. It cites its portrayal of Lucien’s cowardice, ambition, family quarrels, and the controversial marriages and intrigues surrounding the Bonaparte brothers.
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Lucien Bonaparte
Bonaparts
Council of Five Hundred
Parisian Court Tales of Marie Letitia and Bonaparte Scheme
A fragment from a historical memoir depicts Bernardine visiting his mother in disguise to request a hidden picture and a casket. Bonaparte orders removal of the frame and carriage departure, while Madame Letitia is described as a gay, aging beauty who dressed simply to avoid expense.
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Bernardrte
M'hatleries
Bonaparte
Madame Bkvitia
Letitia
Foreign Scenery and Manners in Italy 182? October 15
An observer writes from Florence near the Arno describing lodging at Schneider's Hotel and travel hardships through the Appennines and Milan. He notes robbery risks on the Rome Naples road, praises Vincenzo the guide, and recounts visits to the Milan Cathedral and La Scala. He also praises Signora Testa and Signor Galli at the opera, and muses on Tuscan character and travel costs.
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Fiopénice
Shneider's Hotel
Arno
Alps
Italy
Tuscany
Naples
Schneider
Louis
Cervelli
Rome
Senna
Sam
Vincenzo
Paris
Milan
Teatro Della Scala
Europe
Carafa
Signora Testa
Fodor
London
Marandi
Signor Galli
Hercules
Nuldis
London Opera House
Opera House
Cis
Literary and Scientific News from an Early Periodical
The notice surveys new publications and acquisitions in literature and science. It highlights supplements to travel narratives by Sir Richard Colt Hoare, a Sicily tour, and other travels. It also lists forthcoming works about Napoleon and Milton. It notes on Dry Rot, a medical anecdote, and a large royal library acquisition including manuscripts and oriental texts.
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Richard Colt Hoare
Me. Wuslace
Italy
Sicily
Malta
Pola
Petria
Mouserrat
Spain
France
Headlong Hall
Night Mare Abbey
King
St. Mary’s
Oxford
Napoleon
M. Gacon Dufour
Louis XV
Madame de Chateauroux
London
Macwilliam
M. Diez
Legation
Royal Library of
Berlin
Laurent de Santen
Ovid
Catullus
Tibullus
Peppertinus
Virgil
Horace
Salvist
Cicero
Suetonius
Ibn Chalikan
Shah Namah
Verdusi
Tartara
M. Leoni
Lucca
Milton
Pisg
Bagley
Dr. Johnson
Abani
M. Lazzaro Papi
England
Addison
Inquest Finds James Tracy Died By Visitation Of God
Wednesday an inquest was held at Leixlip by Coroner Thomas Browne and a jury of magistrates and inhabitants into the death of James Tracy who died suddenly after taking medicine. Dr Bingham and T Heron stated there was no acrid matter in the stomach and no evidence of poison. Verdict: died through the visitation of God and not otherwise.
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Cononen
Leixlip
Thomas Browne
James Tracy
Bingham
T. Heron
Fairs Listed Across Counties For Upcoming Week
A long string of fair notes lists towns across Ireland including Mayo Galway Waterford Limerick Tyrone Derry Antrim Fermanagh Cork Sligo Cavan Meath Wicklow Armagh Tipperary and others. The fragmented OCR reads as a catalog of fairs and markets scheduled through Monday to Friday in multiple parishes and counties with numerous no clear dates or organizers.
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Monxpay
Altmore
Tyrone
Ballybausis
Mayo
Bellinakil
Galway
Beenwore
Kerry
Beloulugh
Ouussmon
Boyle
Roycommon
Cappoquin
Waterford
Castleconneil
Limerick
Castledawson
Derry
Castlevellau
Down
Coloony
Stigo
Cromiin
Antrim
Empery Westmeath
Galway-square-plot
East-gate
Glanogray
Pomeroy
Powerstown
Kilkeueny
Rathkeale
Ratoath
Meath
Redcastle
Donegal
Straid
Shagownon
Fermanegh
Tabbermore
Turspay
Drum
Monaghan
Mackremore
Minola
Newtownstewart
Signe
Meathy
Wepneapay
Ballinacostella
Armagh
Keady
Kilgobenet
Koochan
Carlow
Macbreeregan
Middleton
Mobill
Lettrim
Mounthamilton
Mallinahone
Tipperary
Newaull
Oak
Tinahely
Wicklow
Fripay
Ballina
Cavan
Ballygawley
Ballymacody
Cork
Belcoo
Fermanagh Cross
Dramana
Maboolan
Moy
Pettigo
Laverpay
Ballipode
Dromore
Sligo
Returns of Corn and Grain Prices in Dublin Week Ending May 2 144
Abstract of the returns detailing quantities and prices of corn grain meal and flour in Dublin and suburbs. Lists harcel quantities for wheat rye peas and beans twenty stone for barley and bere eighteen stone oats fourteen stone and a conversion of four stone flour per barrel of wheat and one stone oatmeal per barrel of oats.
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Dublia
Dublin imprint notes Puoriigsons at Parlier office
A fragment records a Dublin printing line indicating Puoriigsons based at a Parlier office, with old spelling and unclear context. The fragment preserves a street address style and printer marks, suggesting a local printing note or advertisement fragment.
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Dublin
Puoriigsons
Parlier Muwarett
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Jesp Kloof
Kiduf
Fordiny
Bagmian
Chamiscos
Lauri Reviers
Witte Revie
Lucien
Uni
Bonaparth
Madrid
Isabella
Josephine
Locern
Bonaparta
NaraLyon
Lucian
Madame Jou- Dentead
Madame Jooprr Trau
Madame Levetta
Russia
Thuilleries
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