Miss Sinclaire and the Christian Doctrine Memoir Review
A lengthy notice on the new edition of Miss Sinclair's Letter on Christianity compiled by Eganabi Sigelait, detailing her life, charity work, and the influence of Ton sermons, Mr Wilberforce’s tract, and her view of religion. The memoir covers her benevolence, discipline in aid, and the diary fragments revealing inner spiritual thoughts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Minclath
Ecanabi Sigelait
John Stele
Richmond
Joseph Pratt
John Sine
Alisa Siheratey
Sisan
Perroase
Lech Richmond
Blaine
Etn
Tia
Ewan
Busher Ank
Meres Fren Carel
Shia
Mise Sitelaic
Toler Owas Pisienen
Keane
Wisinag
Toref
Posthaniis
Panda Dorky
Greraltar Cinifehibeis
Progress of the Land Arctic Expedition
The expedition under Lieut. Franklin and companions moves from York Factory toward Cumberland, 900 miles inland, facing mud, rapids, cold, and scarce provisions. Distress grows as crews drag boats, bear guards, and traders’ posts along the way, with Franklin nearly drowned during a perilous rapid but saved by comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fraitlin
Ron
Hudson's Bay
York Factory
Grand Depot
Hudson's Bay Company
Cumberland
Interior
Convi
Franklin
Richardson
Back
Hoo
Orkney
Interor
Liont
Nivel
Whitey
America
Lieut. F
Esquiniaux
Hilleriverso
Muimence
Cumberhad
Mir bin
Lligerin Clare
God's
Mar Hood
Muahdipat
Oxford
Dorin
USA
Dirdland
Wile
Sarway
Wheelley
Lake Wiosipie
Tieutenant Franklin
Xitrate
Stockahedd
Private verses and Lisbon extracts from the era
Extracts mix fictional romantic verse about a wealthy match with lines on a widow and settlement, with a Lisbon diary passage dated Oct 22 and 24 describing parliamentary routines, public access to the inquisition, ship movement, and a royal arrival. Naval dispatches list appointments and promotions across ships and officers, reflecting a broad, period-focused miscellany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Corten
Ong
France
Provident
Cressay
Mogland
Jobn the
Rie
Ag Tha Corles
Mr Ap Murpet
Mer M*banghlin
Rithy
Castlederg
King
Strabane
Gentieven
Lordunderry Journal
Naval Avroisis
Llonoura
George Vielusis
JX Gins
St. Helena
Una
Mein. Bell Ia
Parser
Dugeph Sonrse
Nhcicrel Basing
sTagilavin Vhoras Wootrulge
Charles Realton
Naving
John White
Grentoninthyagagedy
Mr. Loney
Dri
Mr. Goble
Audcomache
Cutfield
Furacoula
Linus Co Parker
Redwing
Joseph Williaina
Ereland
Mer J. Cochrane
Burgain
Daniel Gorthy
Aasistadt
Tees
Trelawsl
Reigi
Europe
Officers of the Royal Dublin Society and theatre unrest
The Royal Dublin Society announces officers for the ensuing year including President Earl Talbot and vice presidents such as Lord Oriel and Lord Viscount Frankfort de Montmorency with a long list of secretaries and professors in chemistry botany agriculture mineralogy and architecture. Separately, activity at Theatre Francais reports the Marriage de Figaro protests over censored passages, police involvement, audience defiance, and debate on state policy amid ongoing discussions of morality and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qur
Earl Talbot
Ireland
Lord Oriel
Viscount Frankfort de Montmorency
Ours
Meath
Robert Shaw
Hart
John Leslie Foster
Msq
George Knox
Henry Joy
John Coyd
Bayes
Gucknall M‘carthy
Msg
PT. Wilson
William Hay
Samuel Wharnby
Alelodt
L. " Giesecke
Walter Wade
Richard Geilith
James Lynch
Thomas Peall
John Underwood
Butouic Garden
S. Litton
Hilarian
Lanizan
R. L. Weat
H. Brocas
Elenry Aaron Baker
School For Architecture
John Smith
Rik
Theatre Francais
Beaumarchais
Odeon
Econstimissary
Police
Conmisaury
Hamas
Castigny
Ave
Nix
Journal Des
Patuia
Miura
Carnonie
Bisnop
Waterford and
Lismore
Carrikoar Suir
Miekelow
Patk
Army units march through Kilkenny toward Tipperary
An army detachment of Captain and one hundred men advanced to Naas and Kilkenny with cavalry from Gilroy dragoons, while Rifle Corps under Sir A. Gorcott moved toward Naas to join larger forces. Royalist detachments from Newry arrived to reinforce, and numerous officers listed troopers assigned across regiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naag
Gilroy Dragoons
Kilkenny
Newey
Tipperary
Rifle Corps
A. Gorcott
Emeangur
Newry
Heed
Nixon
Bendeforth
Armagh
Noak
Baton
Neut
J. Hbucarall
Jones
T. Faithlough
WH. M.gregar
Newt
Douglas
W. M Wurding
J. Korsshaw
J. Ward
Gith
J. W. Samo
Kent
iWobne
Ooih
J.D. Dumnoe
Keuta
W. Kingsint
W. Kenzie
Conka
Gsth
J. Hewett
Mr. WR. Hill
J. Clarke
J. Landon
Lient
J. Gaston
Eorgn K. C. Mackengie
Test
C. Stewart
IT. Dallan
G. DP. Strangway
J. Mletsher
W. Markham
Death at Porte Saint Martin and a distressing street tragedy
A Paris detter dated Nov recounts a violent fatal duel after a theatre encounter between Freyre's son and Duballay, ending with Freyre mortally wounded near the Champs Elysees. The piece cites military debt rules and civil officer accountability. A separate Townsend Street scene describes a poor woman found dead with an infant, both in apparent extreme poverty and neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Freyre
Porte Su. Sfartin
Duhally
Freyre i
Duballay
Thay Champs Elysees
Veatijon
Vreyre
Barkcis
Townsend Street
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Royal Dublin Society
de Myer
J. Peunrenick
Veats
G. Munro
G. Sinclair
A. Montrossyr
Couper
Cameron Highlanders
Mraser I
Mackintosh
Beckham
Brown
W. Boates
J. Butler
Feut A. Gruebel
C. Crickett
W. Hay J
Mra
Jackson Ylient
TH. M. Gordon
Co McLawin
Daluoty
Connamght Ranger
Tion
Napier
Ira
Bayer
W. Codrington
Lord W. F. Montagu
Was. Johnston
C. Farmer
EB. Mollet
Dent
John Clark
Willian Armssiiuk
Mudlanders
Mandonall
Wilson
Macbean
Muth
Cassen
Christie
Ride Brigade
A Stewart
Webb
Travers
Joe. Hope
A. Millia
Brownrige
de Flohertaon
Hon
C. Grey
Clinton
Uth
C.D. Bingaoy
West India Regiment
W. Dranminond
Hient
AL Baishide
Pickering
J Personaga
C. J. Daun
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