Tupatre Farce Impresses Adelaide Audience With deft acting
A Tuesday evening performance of Tupatre a new farce in yo ads receives praise for lively dialogue and well rehearsed cast led by Mes Burcess and Mes Lazenar. The review credits strong plotting and native talent in Treland, noting the manager's perseverance and audience applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Aly
Bragsington
Judyrhan
Alwys
Adelaide
Sel
Bertran
Sene
Furge
France
Meneot
Masyapliv
Imany
Mes
Burcess
Far Wes
Lazenar
Treland
Nore
Daring Burglary and Robbery Attempt Brought to Trial
Michael M Ardle and Michael Beaghan stood before the Sitting Magistrates on charges of entering Robert Wilson’s Camden Street home with felonious intent to steal and firing on pursuers during the chase. A pistol shot narrowly missed Mr Dwyer, and weapons and loot were recovered as the pair were later committed to Newgate for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael M*ardle
Barrett
Michael Beaghan
Robert Wilson
Camden Street
Wilson
Pithp Diver
Lawler
Talesie
Wilson Berrant
Philip Dwyer
Upper Cranden Street
Storm and shortages strain potato crop and town meeting
In a frigid storm, farmers report freezing conditions threaten potato crops and food supplies. A petition to the Mayor seeks a Town Meeting to discuss provisioning and fuel for the poor. Additional notes cover royal news from Windsor and discussions with European leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesergay
Balfour
Carn
Lilford Dail
Army Regiments Stationed and Royal Event Note
The 21st Regiment of Foot stationed at Barbados under Colonel Farquiarsag. new clothing delays reported. The Ball for the Duke of Cambridge hosted by Sir Charles Stuart on October 24 drew 700 guests. The Western Squadron of Oxfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry completed 11 years of service, marching to Wood quarters. Commandant praised discipline and heraldry presented a fine braided badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbadnes
Farquiarsag Syns
Charles Stuart
Canbridge
Oxfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry
Lord Churchill
Wood
Military downsizing and public sale plans at Portsmouth and Sheerness
Reports detail reductions in garrison strength at Portsea and related barracks, with plans to remove cannons and carriages, sell decayed buildings, and dispose of surplus property. Soldiers from the 75th and 49th regiments face reassignment, while orphans of soldiers receive support from a dedicated fund. The Royal Marine Artillery and other units are reorganized for deployment to Corban and Malta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froyneboods
Lady Churchill
Walt
Blenheim
Coguhwer
France
Winchester
75Th Cegiment Mars
Hilsen
Iwa
Cuptein
Military
Aaytno Ogw
Scottranntg
Pensioness Soldice
Ae Servicg
Caprai
Brownrigg
Arillery
Carrion
Corban
Enga
Royal Marine Artillery
Portsmouth
Portsea
Beer Ort
Hipckhowe
Sirtounn
Parjeca
Sheerness
Farmuel Abra
Wa Tully
Meeting of Creditors at Royal Exchange outlined
The document lists creditors and agents for proofs of debt and final examinations. Names include Patrick Hayes Dublin John Hughes agent Nicholas Rowch Wexford Farree O Donnell Galway Anthony Hill Son Dublin James Cathrew Drogheda John Moore Drogheda John Norman Dublin William Reevey Dublin and other assignees and Dublin based agents. It notes meetings and examinations to be held at the Royal Exchange at two o clock and cites multiple counties and firms involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal E. Exchange
Patrick Hayes
Dublin
John Hughes
Nicholas Rowch
Wexford
Divi
Butler
Tad
Kelly
County Galway
Farree O'Donnell
Ace Priel
Anthony Hill
Hogan
Ward
John Moore
Drogheda
Debta
John Nogean
Jul Moore
Delere
John Norman
William Reevey
Kildahl
John Keene
Archer and White
Agence
Ener
Thomas Reilly
BR. W. Sablan
James Christy
County
Dowg
W.H. Meeredy
Christy
Grege
Fumund Gibson
James Hughes
Ogens
London Corn Exchange Grain Prices and Market Trends
A London Corn Exchange report shows a large wheat supply from Baer, Kent, and Suffolk with heavy sales and price cuts. Prices for oats, white peas, old beans, and rye vary, and a decline in flour prices is anticipated as foreign imports open on the 15th. other grains like barley, quats, and rapeseed show mixed movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baer
Kent
Suffolk
Harley
Poland
Dublin Corn Market Falls as London Prices Drop
The Mail reports a sharp price fall in London causing reduced export purchases and dull sales in Dublin. An unexpected halt by the Lord Mayor blocked samples not in large sacks, keeping supply ample but demand weak. Fine old flour at 60s, new wheat around 10 630, oats from 16s 10d, malt 44s to 4us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwhii
London
London and Edinburgh Agents Advertise For Paper Subscriptions
An 19th century notice lists advertising agents and subscription rates for a Dublin printed paper. It names Blew Ron & Co in Warwick Square London and Jasag Variue in Hunteres Square Edinburgh as English and Scottish agents handling orders and deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parliament- Street
Misare
Blew Ron & Co
Warwick Square
London
Jasag Variue, Sarra and Co
Hunteres Square
Edinburgh
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Guy
Mr. Dwyer
Huber
Mick Vng
McArdle
Dogherty
Dwyer
Newgate
Freeman's Journal
Sr. Paniwick
Geey
Lindon
St. Mary's Chapel
Mr. Boardman
Lord Netterville
Ihird
Earl of Loss
Rovelagh
Irish Bar
Smith
Jennysmount
Belfast
Jan Thomson
Denny
Qateal
Jasper Uwe
Stuart
Roor
Dudlenbury
Copenhagen
Royal Caroline
Denmark
Europe
Wurtemberg
Germany
Pall Mall
England
Windsor
Elizabeth
Frogmore
Augusta
Sophia
Duke
Duchess of
Cirencester
Bagshot Park
Duchess of York
Oatlands
Duke of Clarence
Rushy Park
Lord Arden
Epsom
King
Wartemberg
Pankrathieff
Russia
Cariton House
Mr. Ginsos
Devonshire
Elizabeth Foster
Lausanne
Tissot
the Army
London Corn Exchange
Pegaes
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