Fashion and society notes from Windsor and London society
Regency era column reports Lord Lieutenant Combermere’s arrival at Monkstown, Gustavus Rochfort’s health, and various al fresco royal outings. It notes Masquerade revival plans at Argyll Rooms and estate bequests, theatre receipts at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane licensing issues, and a death notice for Lord Chief Baron Sir Richard Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Yyoodatock
Combermere
Monkstown
Gustavus Rochfort
County of Westmeath
Windsor
Royal Horse Guard
Royal Cottage
Nt Lieven
Duchess of Kent
Prince Id
Claremount
Royse
T. W. Beamont
M. P
London
Naples
England
Argyll Rooms
Alymack’s
Marquis of Hertford
Earl of Glengall
Lord Molyneux
Argyll
Cust
Hamblin
Jimes
Drury-lane
Lord Chamberlain
Duke of Montrose
Larpent
Pernisin
Freamen
Richard Richards
Great Ormond
Sirory Halford
Spe- P
House of Lords
A. Jonal
It Giffard
Globe and Traveller
Ime
M. Louis Bonaparte
Wa Marienbad
Germany
Ilia
la Hortense
Strasburg
Italy
Robberies and unrest mark Drogheda and Kingstown
Reports from Drogheda describe robberies of watches and a young man beaten, with the Lord Mayor and Peace Officer Macartney leading patrols. In Kingstown a baker was fined after weights and measures thefts. officers seized about sixty loaves found deficient, while a shop window was unlocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inscher
Baltinglasa
Laggard
Parnell Place
Blewitt
Bergin’s
Jebb
Church Yard
Drogheda
Etineaday
Seouipanieft
Macartney
Kingstown
Read
Ogich
Dabho
Perambulating Lord Mayor cracks down on weights and frauds
The Lord Mayor extends his patrol through Bullock and Dalkey, seizing fraudulent weights and measures and fining a loaf seller. The report notes scouts, public warning, and the mayor’s broader reach beyond the city. It mentions a stroke recovery, a Straw Market case of bigamy, a Royal Canal assault, and a Waterford correspondence change, plus a fatal fall of a servant girl and Tipp erary agricultural association actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaphis Ee
Bullock
Dalkey
Street Bridge
Edie
Tmarkota
Brebner
He. Office of Police
Joseph Williams
Sleo
Beggar Woods
Anneorrizan
Anne Corrigan
Ellen Craydon
Wheeler
Williams
Mountrath-street
Royal Canal
James Keogh
Thomas Farrell
Cornelius Power
Peter Killard
Constitution Hill
J. Smith
J. White
No. 202
Great Britain Street
Wellington Quay
Eustace-street
Newgate
Chamber of Commerce
Waterford
Dublin
Kilkenny
Cork
Waterford Chronicle
Merlin Park
Charles Juke
Hsg
Galway
Laurence
Agricultural Association of
County Tipperary
Cashel
Trial Over Garristown Advowson Case Before Lord Kingsland
A long Court of Common Pleas session examined if Garristown advowson and Vicarage belong to the Crown or to the Priory and its heirs. The case traces medieval grants, Henry VIII acts, and the Barnewall lineage to establish whether Lord Kingsland holds the living by right of his ancestor and act of Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Kingsland
Toni Primate
Noxsuay
Jinkyes
Gatrintown
Dublin
Svein
Crampton
Rangat Dounsion
Ana Wree
Garristown
Lector Munro
Henry
John Rawson
St. John of Jerusalem
Gareristawe
Messuage
Granagh
Alesse
Garristowe
Baynewall
Henrys
Wee Sigtute
Magnusad Bhai
Garriatown
Simon Geoffrey
Duff
James Isi
Patrick Barnewall
Nicholas Barnewall
Wi. Tedder
Palmerstown
Richard Powell
Lancelot Bulkeley
Surrey
Powell
James Bishopp
Nicholas Harnewall
Nicholas
Ing
Kingdom of Ireland
Joseph Barnewall
Nich
Barnewall
Woodpark
Viser
Henry Benedict
George
Mae
Tn Renainder
Matthew
John
John Kossiner
Anne
Beetedy
Dhe
Gary
Alleuthy
Legal argument on title and advowson in Garristown case
In a detailed hearing, Sir Henry Meredyth and counsel debate title to the Garristown vicarage. Points include heiresses, the Queen Anne statute, the prior of St John of Jerusalem, the Crown’s advowson, and the 1693 family deed. The court grants a non-suit, with further report promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witesses
Dbp
Xray Moupuyinas
Henry
Dhortewadd
Woodpark
Anne
Aley
Novcholas
Binushoul
Phos
Neletas
Matthew
John
Mathew
Fou
Irene
Johnston
Henry Meredyth
Henry Ir
St. John of Jerusalem
Hector
Monas
Barnewall
James
Watson
Roll
Garristown
Kingsland
Bracsnuxs
Markets and Prices From Warktorp and Cora Letters
Market reports from Warktorp and Cora show scarce prime wheat and rising values with 9s. paid for fine samples and 21s. to 10s. for inferior grades. Barley steady around 11s. 6d. to 12s. 6d., flour and oatmeal flat, butter rising, oats and potatoes quoted, and pork and other goods priced as demand fluctuates. Continuous notes on supply limited, harvest finishing, and Irish imports affecting prices and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
India
Sia
Dimeawe
Neri
Millera
Wirt
Tod
Tfarluy, &d
Matton
Hil
Limerick
Ireland
Market report shows grain prices and arrivals in mid market
The report details oats barley beans and peas prices with small weekly arrivals. Wheat ranges 498 to 548 per quarter for new, beans and peas hold steady with some decline in boilers, malt and flour selling slowly. Exchange market notes brisk trade with scarce supply and minor advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish
Millers, &c
Ditto
Poland
Conn-Exchange
Funds and market notes amid Spanish tensions today
Funds little moved in London and Foreign markets with Spanish bonds at 27 34 and other securities steady. Consols for money rose as the National Debt reductions cost more to purchase while bargains still appear. Paris private securities claim two continental powers have doubts and may aid Spain in South American possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tureday
Honda
S&h
Paris
Spain
Fragmentary Notions of Remedies and Naval News
A garbled recipe mixes tinctures with wine and balsam for cure, mentioning three days steeping and three more days standing. The text then shifts to a dubious naval report about ships Pinte Phos Crebruni and Ring dase 20, with captains and an insurrection, but details are unclear and poorly legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Héeanutsin
Sarsaparila
Balsary
Palo
Demerara
Maejesty
Pinte
Phos
Crebruni
Ringdase
Sirti
Tsisescia
Fragmented OCR list of names and places with unclear events
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous personal names, places, and possible roles, presenting as a messy, unreadable notice without coherent events or dates. It reads like a fragmented register of individuals, locations, and potential social references with no clear narrative.
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Court OF Common Pleas
TUE Markets
Lonnon
Connell
Esrb
Teladtag
Usace
Artustye Trindt
Porciggtt Wheaton
qMartera
Harley
Burley
Ben
Veil
Bureau
Ube Cao
Uraotire Daferer Sangidos
Duglin
Fimur
Abeno
Aretha Ray
AL Kilea
Mia St. Leger
Gumersne
Srawlin
Fegat Pfem
Serena Daisy Ho
Pitti
Nate
Babe
Phot
Aotules
Anil Chatwetfor
Cine Heidee de Bier
Hartt Bltia
Wiveunael
Bob Mirman
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