Paris papers relay news from Wednesday slave
Faulkner's Dublin Journal reports Paris papers arriving with mixed dispatches from Barcelona and Smyrna. It describes the king appointing a minister, a sick general, Greek Cyprus turmoil, Turkish and Greek naval maneuvers, and an ukase restricting fisheries along the American coast with warnings to foreign vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Cardinal de Raisset
Privy Council
Rape
Barcelona
Barcelonella
Canron
Pauriser
Bait
la Bonile
Toulon
Smyrna
Haucax
Imyrna
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Bolling
Atenita
Lat
Vos
Sole
Nulesa
Riwaian
Ara
Cama
Corfu
Uwriot
Evan Lions
Tnt
Zante
Ragon
Parkieh Haet
Kettenwat Wright
Wright
Thiga Hall
Howe
Frig
Aude Offalso
Zinte
Cerio
Ionian Islands
Morea
Gerigo
Russia and Varkry in British Press Rumors
The Englishman of Sunday notes an unconfirmed report of a Russian ambassador to the Porte to succeed Baron Stugonore, while asserting the peace question rests on solid grounds. It cites quartered Russian forces at winter quarters and claims count Lagven arrived at Elav with undisclosed details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masesry
Merrernich
Lonponpesarr
Europa
Turkey
Hanover
Iagren
Petersburgh
Hussia
Porte
Baron Stuogonore
Savoy
Russia
Quem
Lagven
Elav
Funds and Market Trends Amid Political Speculation
The Funds column notes stock market movements driven by party-backed rise and fall bets, with bankers pledging stock and speculators risking capital as they push for delayed dividends. Prices close with reduced annuities and various government and foreign securities cited amid broader distress in agriculture linked to production costs versus market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lennon
Bankera
London
Prisen
Ceuta
Cen
Erroneous Doctrine on Tithes in Ireland Debate
A Saturday Evening Print disputes claims that tithe revenue in Ireland comes from Catholic property and funds the established church, arguing instead that Presbyterians of Scotland and Protestants in England bear most costs. The text challenges the notion that market prices reflect growers’ expenses and states an unsigned continuation affirming further points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islands
Scotland
England
Ireland
Great Britain
Disturbances in Cork baronies prompt police proclamation
A report notes that Cork county baronies Dukellow Orrery and Kilmore are under disturbance after accounts from the government. An armed group terrorized William Wrixon of Ballygibbin, forcing an oath to send a gun. Five men, including James Costello and Michael Burke, are committed for trial for illegal oaths with others detained for further examination. The Mayo Constitution cites measures by Mr Alexander Clondilling to restore peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. Cork
Dukellow
Orrery
Kilmore
William Waxon
Mallow
Mr. Wrixon
Wrixon
Ballygibbin
Groumig
Kildorrery
Cork
Kilmain
Alexander Clondilling
Mayo
Theatre notes on Mary Stuart and other performances
The Theatre Royal hosted Mary Stuart by Mary Stuart with Ma Basrarzy appearing after a long absence. Reviews criticized the tragedy as mediocre despite strong acting by Mia. Has Lee and others received praise. a disturbance in the gallery prompted refunds. Meanwhile Mr. Davis impressed as Young Meadows in Love in a Village with praise for his tenor and educated bearing. Upcoming bills include The Rivals, Douglas, The Jealous Wife, and Macbeth with cast changes noted for New Theatre Royal and Edinburgh engagements for Miss Brawe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stuart
Queen of Scots
Ma. Basrarzy
Sopird
Raaringia
Ube
Mia. Haat Lee
Mary
Queen Elizabeth
Tracy
Karen
al. Farren
Davis
Young Meadows
Theatrical Observer
Sheridan
Douglas
Warde
Glenarvon
Cubhem
Lady Randolph
Bartley
Mr. Davia
Qakly
Northern Expedition Dispatches From Fury and Heela Patrol
Dispatches aboard the Hudson's Bay ship Fury dated July 20 off Soluiton Island describe progress by Fury and Heela through ice since Nautilus left end of June. No major events. crews healthy, ships sound despite some difficulty. Redwing sloop of war paid off at Plymouth awaiting new commander Trefusis appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nouthern
Hudson's
Parry
Fury
Tto Solution Island
Heela
Lion
Therm
Plymouth
Trefusis
Mohill Dispensary elects new medical attendant and notes estate case
A large Mohill Dispensary meeting in Mouhill parochial school house elected Dr John Dunn to fill the post left by the late Dr Croghan after sixteen candidates were considered. The gathering also thanked Assistant Surgeon Duke of the Leitrim militia for service to the dispensary and honoured Sir Robert King for his chairmanship. Separate notes discuss the Tavernes parish livings dispute over the Kiltarsity advowson involving a Roman Catholic patron and a Crown-ward outcome, and a street theft in Grafton Street where a bundle of 43 pairs of stockings was seized from a suspect named Timothy M Keane and Michael Daly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohill
Mouhill
Ruth, Croghan
Molt King
Charlestown
John Duon
College of Surgeons, of
London
Doctor Dunn
Aurgeon Duke
Leitrim
Croghan
Robert King
Thomas Jonoa
Robert
Paas
Kiltarsity
Tavernes
Scotland
Court of Session
Soop Rospery
Grafton Street
Wimothy M'Keana
Michael Daly
Army officers placed on half pay list for active service
A long roster lists officers from various regiments including the Dragoon Guards, Light Dragoons, and Royal Fusiliers, with many captains and lieutenants named as placed on half pay. The document details commissions, rosters, and peer affiliations, reflecting a broad reorganization across multiple cavalry and infantry units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tik Arny
Aun Ual
Freenand
1St
Or Royal Dragoons
T. Uoskins
Kents
J.C. Griedea
N.C. Kuntebbull
Sic
Dyn
Bart
J.B. Z. Graham
I. Mackenzie
Giant
I’. C. Askew
Corpela A
7Th
Licht Dragoons
J. Wildman
T. Towers
A. Chicheader
el. Lister
Corneta
H.W
Also Mentioned on This Page
Faulkner's
Dublin Journal
Varkry
Theatre Royal
12Th Lancers
F. Russell
A. C. Crawford
Keuts
R. Logan
Earl of Enroll
James B. Dabuz
Hon. J. Kennedy
Ith Light Dragoons
J. Charleton
M.C. Trosillian
Kieut
R. Vardoleur
Cornet
BE. Burroughs
Horatio Rom
15Th
Elusean
W. Stewart
Thomas Parte Kent
W. Elton
W. F. Char
J.D. Bourke
Win. Murry
Kth
H. Moriarty
Tur. Thompson
Ena
I. J. Neill
R. Ruse
W. Seward
John Uiton
BB. Thaine
W. Holden
Kent R. M.nuir
J. Shirriff
J. le Merchant
W. Chiliem
Vth
Macparson
J.T. Gilloway
B. Trydell
T. Jones
Tsth
Royal Irish
St. George
Lient J. Campbell
N. PR. Tomlinson
Marthur
Dieuta
J. Dowling
L. Cowell
Rose
BE. Cheney
Fusileers
G. Jack
Bridgeman
G. T. Lindsay
J. Byrne
Ken
F. Corel
C. Burlton
P. Powell
HP. Douglas
HD. Leith
J P, Matthews
G Buller
Biddulph
T. Stewart
W. Puvce
D. Dickson
Robinson
B. J. Noyes
J. Dunn
Hoyt
Alex. Fraser
W.K. Tay
J. Bogne
J. M. Ogilvie
Arch. Kidd
Wille. Drury
Lon S. Leonox
H. Steid
J. Lacdn Akers
Tl. C. Cameron
Ensigue
G. Pigot
J. H. Garnet
T.P. Barlow
Vient
W. A. Clarke
J. Armit
Joseph Curton
R. Kloyer
J. K. Ross
G. F. St John
Lieu
G. M Tver
G. Togarth
R. Macdonald
J. Byron
G. Macloud
J. N. Sabes Liouts
WW. Fraser
W. Carruthers
Josep Hare
Mr. Moore
G. Minter
W. Fuley
J.B. Brooke
W. N. Wen Lisuty
J. Croker
A. Waddell
Ven Ee Motye
If. M.quare
W. Kenworthy
U. HL. Gordon
Charles Campbell
A. Russell
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