Dialogues on Scott Byron and poets of the era
The excerpt presents a long dialogue recalling Walter Scott and Lord Byron, with remarks on Coleridge Moore Campbell and others. It covers Scott's poetry versus prose, Byron's opinions of colleagues, Moore’s melodies, and Rogers Hobhouse De Stael, plus reflections on Rimini and Stael as moral and literary influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meakin
Gordy Byrens
Walter Seth
Lornald
Tivekeu
Tina Fle
Walter Scott
Waverly
Murrray
T Sas
Noel
Halidon Hill
Mack Lewis
Lowie
Layden
Will Jones
Will
Christabel
Coleridge
Lone Sreanaporn
Campen
Lord Strangford
D&ec
Lord Byron
Brazils
Moone
Tam
Moore
Bernnda
Moony
Ireland
Fudge
Douglas Kinnaird
Life
Big Ben
Shelley
Switzerland
Campbell
Manfred
Napoleon
Wien
Corenspar
Bolicia Amphitryon
Germany
Hayley
Scott
Poway
Many Younge
Rochas
Modwin
Rogers
Bagker
Hosnouse
Hobhouse
Childe Harold
Nibbi
Shelly
Greece
Matthews
Leten Hosnt
Ilust
Ile
Blue
Rimini
Nimini Pimini
Mavamg
Madame de Stacl
Lady Byron
Madame de Steel
Smebody
Copper
Madame de Stael
Fauntleroy's Trial Ends Amid Church Hymns and Regret
The ill fated partner Fauntleroy, exhausted after the trial, gains some solace from a Newgate chapel service, while creditors and partners face hidden frauds and heavy losses at the Bank of England. Assignee accounts are unsettled as creditors learn assets are far from expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newgate
Cotton
Jesus Christ
Fauntleroy
Bank of England
Assigneca
Posimead
Messra
Coutte
Bank collapse sparks call to end monopoly and reform
A London Morning Chronicle report questions Fauntleroy's banking fraud, detailing private overdrawn accounts and large losses at a troubled house begun in 1792. It urges legislative action to destroy Bank of England monopoly, noting Scottish free banking contrasts and urging remedy to protect widows and orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reim
Hia
Iit Slinali
Song
London Morning Chronicle
Fauntleroy
Thue
Marah
Stracey
Farntleroy
Brickwood
Marsh
Fauntleray
Bank of England
Scotland
England
A Cave Development Promised to Benefit Public Interest
A historic remark compares the cave development upheaval to thunder that harms a few yet purifies the air and renews vigor for all, suggesting long term public benefit outweighs temporary disaster.
English Fleet Besieges Algiers in July clash
The English arrived before Algiers on July 10 with a fleet including one ship of the line, five frigates, and schooners. After exchanges and a parley on July 24 a peace was signed July 21, while European opinion debated the English aim and Algerian resolve. The episode heightened tensions with Sardinia Holland and the Spaniards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archas
Algiers
Ruguna
Dey
Neal
Sardinia
Holland
Visit to an Egyptian catacomb thriller in Venice tale
Aron Hill and two companions explore an Egyptian catacomb in Egypt. A deceitful guide entraps two locally slain men, while Hill and his party fight to survive. They rescue themselves as the murderers flee, slipping out as the vault seals are closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aron Hill
Egypt
Venice
Mr Hill
New Steam Canal Boats Promised For South Of France
A new steam navigation plan for southern France proposes regular canal service on the two seas canal. Lyons based Aynard firm exhibits one wheel steamer. Lyons constructs Rhone boats. Toulouse society with a million francs forms to run four passenger boats and nineteen freight boats, speeds and tonnage given, with inclined chimney and eight foot wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breau Navigation
Europe
Two Seas
France
Anl
Messrs
Aynard
Lyons
Seine
Paris
Rhone
Toulouse
Loure
Charles x R
Saul
Southampton
Harve
Gurrell
New York
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Frange
Boa
Tom
Wessel
Saraffelids
Prig
Codil
Angoulems
Kenta
Pope i
Mademoiselle
Howe
England
Dilamsa
Richs Birnie
The French Pretender in a Wexford Letter
A letter from the Wexford Herald recounts a hoax claim about Louis XVI escaping confinement and seeking the throne of France. It describes a mock royal plot, a ship voyage, a supposed royal court abroad, and a concocted tale of pretenders, deceit, and misadventure highlighting clever imposture and social folly.
Plunging coast walk ends in six hours seawater danger
Three English traders walked the coast east of the town to view the plaintive sea. As tide rose they were blocked by cliffs and faced certain destruction. They waited as flood receded, enduring six hours imprisoned, then escaped with minor deprivation of provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tossalether
MeGram
Inverness
Maclarty
Clio
Telford
Glaxgo
Wells
Glasgow
Clyde
Baliznarbet
Langow Rier
Flinburgh
Fragmentary Dublin notice lists dates and subscriptions
Fragmentary OCR reads Dublin press notice about subscriptions and months with figures like G2 4s and Risht Months. The text is incomplete but indicates a printed government or postal notice published at the Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parliament
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Porn Tal Ron
Byron
Bive
Ising
Aileet
Sir HH
Fuantleroy
Wexford Herald
Ledtert Tenia
Monty
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