Intelligence from Rio and Buenos Ayres in perilous ports
Letters from Rio Janeiro dated September 20 report ambassadors from Lisbon arriving at Rio in a flag of truce and being prevented from landing. Vessels are halted under fort guns with rudders off to curb smuggling and to limit contact with the shore. Also notes Captain Wells' dispute with merchants over overhaul of ships and Buenos Ayres actions, plus political shifts in Spain and bureaucratic manoeuvres influencing ministerial appointments. Stag wreck at Torr Bay results in several deaths, survivor Mr M Lean praised for rescue efforts.
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Rio Janeiro
Lisbon
John
Rio
Buenos Ayres
Wats
Republic
Wells
Mecancuorr Sairwaree
Stag
Martin
Peel
Greenock
Man
Copland
Portpatrick
Bay of Sauce
Torr
Cheenock
Janes Adama
M‘lean
Cunningham
Torres
Stranrites
Caledonian Mercury
Stock market turbulence and foreign bonds in week notes
A London market summary reports scarce money stock and mixed gains in fund prices after Bank of England support to East India. Consols slip and rise with January and November accounts. Exchequer Bills fluctuate, while Spanish bonds plunge then rally on rumors of royal decrees and new loans, with failures surfacing in foreign stock trading.
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Stock Exchange
East India Company
Court of Chancery
Exchequer Bill Office
Fontion Fanna
Ferdinand
France
Joan
M. Guebhard and Co
Paris
Spain
Thurata Saat
South America
Express
Faris
Marriages and Notices From the Parish Church Records
Fragmented parish notices list multiple marriages and names across several churches including St Anne and Corlock with dates, officiants, and spouses such as John Jackson and Lowen tiedaghley, Letitia King and Major General Young, and Elizabeth Findlay. Also noted are deaths and various local clergy references in a dense 19th century notice.
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St. Anne
Jobe Pomeroy
John Jackson
Apg
Armagh
Lowen
Dataghley
William Stamer
Corlock
Thomas Perceval Magee
Jihin Grace
Dublin
Walliam Maconeny
Anon Letitia King
Dic
Stewart King
Young
Royal Artillery
Catheree
J.B. Bisknel
Doctors’ Commons
London
King’s Hopital
A. Adamson
W.prazer
Mary Caroline
John Findlay
Arran Quay
Queen's County
Germaton
Bay
tirimeton-Garth
Yorksing
East York
Merydane
Ul Kildare
Limmet Staadieh Cwrivit
Elien
tHaker
Rvsldeae
Plotanton
Bags
Ana Apouleenty
Josian Alexander
Vater Alube
Changes in English Judicial Appointments and Balloon Flight
Sir Robert Gifford is poised to become Chief Justice of the Pleas in place of Sir R Dallas. The Attorney General seeks the Mastership of the Rolls, but Sir S Plumer’s health delays his departure. Mr Justice Hayley to be Lord Chief Baron, with Bar on Hallock to fill the King’s Bench seat and Courtenay to move from Exchequer. Horace Twins to gain Mastership after Courtenay vacates. Wr Shadwell likely Solicitor General. Nearby vacancies anticipated for Littledale and Onslow. Nolan to obtain a Welsh Judgeship. Monday week Mr Sadler balloon ascent from Nottingham, landing near Thorpe on the Hill after a five mile flight. Cheltenham experiences rapid growth with 350,000 in building contracts and 4400 workers employed. A Hull magistrates’ oath concerns a dog’s life annuity. Justice Richardson leaves for Malta aboard the Princess HMratith packet.
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Robert Gifford
the Pleas
R. Dallas
Rolls
S’. Plumer
Justice Hayley
Court of King’s Bench
Littledale
Sergeant Onslow
Nolan
Globe and Traveller
Sadler
Castle-hill
Nottingham
Thorpe
Lincoln
England
Cheltenham
Indy
Hull
Aly Justice Richardson
Falmouth
Hmratith Packet
Malta
City and Country News Seizure of Adulterated Bread Goods
Lord Mayor led a midnight raid on bake houses including Millford Bakery to seize adulterated bread ingredients and potatoes. A Sligo Court case discussed charitable liberty, with Crown lawyers arguing against mandamus in a long hearing. A Ticknock tragedy left two young women dead, coroner’s inquiry noting suffocation from poor ventilation. A Dublin-Louth Linen trade letter exhorted flax cultivation and linen manufacture. A Cork letter outlined yarn and linen specifications. An Ireland Linen Board resolution proposed regular price publication across markets. An inquest into John Stafford’s death concluded no malice by Barnaby Doyle.
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Millford
Brands-Street
Sligo Corporation
Court of King's Bench
Crampton
Johnston
Margaret Thompson
Ticknock
Ballinteer
Dundrum
Dublin
Cardiff
Macarthy
Thompson
Macnamara
York Street
D'Arcy
Einglani
Treland
York
Galway Paper
Cork
Beldoyle
John Stafford
Barnaby Doyle
Ury
Jobo Stafford
Dublin Auxiliary Bible Society
Dublin Coutitie
Sheriff Perrin
P. K. Singer
British and Foreign Bible Society
Voltaire
Europe
British and Foreign Bible Soca
Earth
Rerney
Oliver
City of Dublin
University T
Bank of Ireland
Thomas Kelly
Fay
Bible Society
Ireland
The
Mathias
France
Paris
Ruerope
Asis
Africa
America
David Stuart
Bible and Bible Societies
Pastorini
Bushe
King City
Petherick
Mr Short
Aayor
Dublin crime and fire reports fill weekly Chronicle
A long list of robberies assaults and fires dominates the page. Doyle is pursued after a coroner's warrant while a pocketed fifty pound note prompts a suspect exchange near College-green. A watchman chases pirates at the North-wall, with one captured and a second later seized amid timber piles. Other incidents include a street robbery near Capel-street, a group of youths charged for assaulting a woman at the Bank of Ireland steps, a newborn found at Bedford-row, chapel burglary at Ballinascorney, and multiple house fires on Brunswick Street Wentworth Place and nearby. A road ambush injures Land Steward John Gregg near Castlerea, with further violence and property theft reported across county Mayo and surrounding areas. A tragic drowning at Sunday's Well claims a sixteen year old girl, followed by the funeral of St Leger Aldworth amid notable generosity.
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Barnaby Doyle
John
Doyle
Kilmainham Usel
Stephen's Green
Bank of Ireland
Bank of England
Mrent
College-green
John Tierney
John Rogerson
Charley
Veter Murphy
Thomas Potters
Loftus Lana
Capel-street
Brat Lock
Grand Canal
Joan Blood
Edward Shannon
Conway
Bedford-row
Ballinascorney
Timothy Magee
James Ward
Harold’s Cross
Roundtown
Brunswick Street
Wentworth Place
John Gregg
John Knot
Castlerea
County Mayo
Eng
Killeencrevy
Johnston
Kinean
Macionnell
Auba
Dooly
Vr Howard
Cork
St. Leger Aldworth
Dublin Auxiliary Bible Society Meeting in Dublin
The Dublin Auxiliary Bible Society held a meeting in the city room with the Lord Mayor presiding. Speakers praised the Bible Society’s reach, its global growth, and urged continued support, while emphasizing charity, nonpolitical aims, and the duty to distribute scriptures to both rich and poor.
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C.i
Royal Canal Stock - Ballant
Centre City
Guilleminer
Damas
Bertwno
Duke D'Axcourems
Victoa
Duke de Bgttono
Beono
Guilleminor
Bxziono
Duke O'Anacuteme
Birtaus
the Crescent
Macino
Henry Loughan
Lpinnter Street
Francia Blackburne
H Non
City and Country News
Lear
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