Astral discoveries and odd notices from Chichester
In Chichester workmen dug a cellar and uncovered a seven foot Portland stone pillar with ancient pedestal form. The note recalls Lucullus and Agricola in Roman Britain, a garden sun motto theft tale, and a horse dealer’s misfortune. It also gives old tips on linen care, moonlight effects on frost and crystallization, and a home remedy for rheumatism using pepper and spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GENIG
Amiani
Lucullus
Britain
Agricola
Domitian
Young
Horace
Ashford
Paddy
Maus
Mecasics Magazine
Guinea
Naval and Public Notices from Petersburgh to Dublin
Reports on the Ganges ready for sea with 700 men, and ships like Genoa and Carnatic moving troops to the West Indies. News of bank discounts, a gold find in Liburia, Prussian policy toward Brazil, and unrest in Dublin governance. Local items cover coal trade speculation, tax meetings, a Cork day coach disaster account, fires, library resistances, Enniskillen fair prices, and church missionary meetings across Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganges
Edw. Brace
C. B
Queen Charlotte
Albion
Ahs
Ibia
Atlantic
Genoa
Thos. Livingstone, Bart
Plymouth
West Indies
West India Islands
Cork
Gibraltar
Portsmouth
Bristol Banka Nave
Bank of King
Karabun Ald
Petersburgh
Sth
Liburea
Peterburgh
Livbon
The
Path Instant
Prusian
Brazil
Enasian
Prmambuco
Lisbon
Biodiapurial Alaa Vestry
Hragil
Iquare
Redruth
Truro
Recorder's Court Indicts and Sentences%% Henry Bell and others
In a Recorder's Court session Lt Henry Bell was indicted for assault on Michael Kelly, found guilty, and imprisoned three months. An elderly man named John Hymne faced multiple counts including intent to commit rape against Mary Brazil, with other counts of assault. he received a two year sentence. Charles Divine faced a theft case for seven pairs of spura from Henry Pajolas, pleaded guilty to receiving, and was ordered imprisoned nine months. Mundis, a vagabond, was present, sentenced to seven years if not securing good behavior. James Kearney and other vagabonds faced similar charges with transport orders. William Beanett was guilty of assault and theft-related conduct and sentenced to three months. The record also notes diverse proceedings about tithe composition in Wicklow and various parish vestry meetings rejecting or negotiating the new act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingland Br
Conta
Etance
Whitehaven
Dublin
Sandy Cove
Ashton
Warrington
Lancashire
Coath Mairens
Guild of Merchants
Jedsam
Norton
Sligginbotham Draper
Macklin
Times
Mortisson
Marcus Ldickey
Sane Stewart
Scott
Janac Stewart
John M‘mullen
Richard Purdy
Henry Staines
Knqrs
Corporation
Finlay
Chamberlain Walker
Mullen
Moore
Kerang
Gnally
Stantiope Greshan
Dalvina
Cork
Wild- Tidge
Sackville-street
Merritt
Castlehaven
Richard Wildridge
Shea
Abbeyleix
Johnstown
Heere
Shee
Widridge
Pasengers
Wildridge
Wildrige
Tumpika Gate
Sires
Kelly
Wildrize
Barrack Street
Vpign
Worshipful
Fishmongers Company of
London
Arthur Sampson
N. W. of Ireland Society
N.W. Society
Walworth
Keegan
Meath
Black Shades Bridge
Clonard
Belliver
Trimunal
Cappoquin and
Youghal Indies‘ Church Missionary Associations
Major Cameron
Cappoquin
Nicholas Giles
Eng
Youghal
Edward Bickersteth
Kilkenny Biss Society
City Court House
W. Caffe
Major Wemys
Hibernian Bible Society
Mullingar
W.B. Mathias
Hone
Wingfeld
Digby
Westmeath
Richard Molesworth Reynes
Wingfield
Mathias
Westmeratu Jounnan
Recorder's Court
Cct
Henry Bell
Michael Kelly
John Hymne
Mary Braail
Mary Brazil
Charles Divine
Henry Pujolas
Lwsex-bridge
Robertson
Pajolas
Dame-street
Richmond Bridewell
Mundis
Grand
Grand Jury As A Vagabout, Vence Offeer Stephens
Champaigne
Thre Benteuve
William Beanett
Charles Copking
Fopking
Capel-street
Wana
Topkins
Wit
County Wicklow
Delgany
Killeool
Kilmacanogue
Cleaver
Eccles Cuthbert
Cuthbert
Charles Jones, Ray
Killincarry
Richard Fox
Coolegad
Cork Chronicle
Cahirlog
Sctect
Glauntane
Cghirlag
Simon Dring
Tor Rockgrove
Mr Beaufort
Little Island
Beaufort
Dunmanway
Herbert Gillman
Woodbrook
Eeq
Aome
Robert St. Lawrence
Goulburn
Isaac Higgs
Bandon
Rose
Gentleman
Lawrence
Biggs
Tucky
St. Lawrence
Kilmeen
John O'Driscoll
Kenney
York Commercial
Darien
Atay
Atlantic
Pacific
Atlantic and Pacific
Whipkin’s Field
Rosamond-street
Clerkey
George Public House
St. John Street Road
Docker
St. James’s Watch House
Clerkenwell
Jordan
George
Momin
St. James's Church
Whitffield
Hatton Garden
Regent's Canal
Haggerstone
Spe
Robbery and a Remarkable Instance of Courage and Perseverance
John Smith a former farmer and Brazier from Somersham, now running a small day school, was robbed late Saturday night near Somersham. He resisted the attacker, saving his belongings and escorting the robber toward Somersham with help from Savage. The suspect was taken to St Ives and committed to gaol for trial at the approaching assizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Somersham
Cambridge
Bt. Tres
Smith
Savage
Mopintaates
St. Ives
Near Assizes
Mysterious hoard and odd claims at Abbey sale
The scene at Sale Hill Abbey on Wednesday featured John Smith and a public dispute over a purported gem. A cup similar then described as topaz by experts sparked debate among buyers, with bids reportedly reaching 600 guineas before a final sale. The report also notes wider curiosity over Benvenuto Cellini and Hungarian topaz claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somershaim
John Smith
Sale Hill Abbey
Benvenuto Cellini
Lewis
Phillips
Polea
Beckford
Hume
Beckfort
Lewry
Buckland
Satishy Journal
Fragmentary Cork notices mixed with deaths and marriages
OCR text reports parish announcements from Mankstown Cork and Ballymahon including marriages and deaths. It mentions a stillborn son, a marriage at Ballymahon Church between Lingard and Maria, a death in Camden Street after a ten day illness for Thomas ret, and Henry Lindsay of the 60th Regiment who served in India and Waterloo. Also notes Mary Lewis of St Brides Minor and a line about gravely old descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankstown
Camden
Thamret
Fin House
Leeson Street
Henry Lindsay
Myce
UU Majenty
60Th
Lanente
Ln Fodia
Adil
Cetura
Petraula
Waterloo
Ayer Mery Lewis
St. Bride’s Minor
Chlidiel
Dublin Journal Advertisement Notice
Printed and published in Dublin under Parliament Advertisements and Subscriptions. Notice references commerce and advertising services with offices at Warwick Street Fleet Street London and Newland Co. in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Orrick
Newland Co
Warwick-atreet
Fleet-atreet
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
Croas
Northstreet
Chichester
Schphan O
Enniskillen
Menilay
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