Boarding Moneay and Housekeeping in a City Era
The article describes boarding houses and lodging in a bustling city, detailing landlord practices, rental costs, and living arrangements. It covers how households are managed, costs of rent and meals, wages for domestics, and the social dynamics among landladies, boarders, and travelers including temporary residents and couples seeking steady housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Liverpool
Greenock
London
Toman Ny Plath
Paris
Vinsmany Chillis
Ag Ty
Tabla
Rebring
Puna
Rvce
Berks
Harry
Court Proceedings Over Gravely Contested Advowson Case
The trial centers on whether the Crown or Archbishops held the advowson and vicarage of Garristown after monastery dissolution. Witnesses discuss legal titles, endowments, and the 1698 deed, with judges cautioning on endowment rights and crown presentation. The jury will hear whether the vicarage passed with the rectory or remained separate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruenday
Blackline
Gotriscowe
Publi
Momaetery
Kingsland
Dublin
Garristown
Venty
Harel
Tony
Adnie
Nicholas Lond Kingsland
Court of Claims
Johnson
Fee
Blackburne
Nicholas
Wingsland
Singsland
Nicholas Harviewall
Woodpark
Spirits in a basket spark legal inquiry at Wrights home
In a case before Sir John Mortlock, spirits found at Mr Wright's premises prompt debate over ownership. Moran and Wythe linked by testimony to borrowed money and a possible conspiracy. the court credits uncertainty and declines to punish Wright, suggesting one man might face similar risk if a shop keeper kept open doors. The trial references Mr Whyte and Mr Wheeling, with counsel Foster, Grady, Pentland, and Perry presenting arguments.
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Coure Ana
Preland
Toad Borbury
Manapan
House of Cymitocts
Justin
Mir Blanagan
Callettas
Richard Wright
Bio Po
Wright
Moran
Boerne
Vori
Jonget
Teching
Brady
Deane Grady
Gray
John Mortlock
Whyte
Potteen
John
Leslie Foster
Dean Grady
Apent
Pentland
Perri
Baedy
Joseph Wright
Arctic curiosities enrich Maidstone museum collection
A Maidstone gentleman has added Arctic wonders to his museum, displaying Esquimaux costumes, two dress outfits sewn with skins, fur boots, and a pair of high mittens. Also shown are carved figures, whalebone tools, a bow and arrows, bone knives, and a fish gut thread spear. Birds and other natural curiosities accompany the exhibition, reflecting distant Arctic peoples and their craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maidstone
Arctic
Esquimaux
Duhlin and Metdinhad at Joussar Aericn No 1s
Fragmentary OCR mentions Duhlin and Metdinhad at a location described as Joussar Aericn with No 1s, indicating a political or parliamentary context. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but entities suggest names and a parliamentary setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duhlin
Metdinhad
Joussar Aericn
Parliamant aCe Ee T
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Moneay
Crom Duncan
Juste
Tilda
Hossard Wort
Roy Wahoo
Oslo
Shaul Patine
Crom
Ted
Bath
Cefaee
Sveidiy
Bravedler
Putin
Vien
City and Country News
Tania Castleman
Firebad
Fey
Sania
Mary
Jane
Cork
Devereux
Cakien
Messisore
Merchants -Quay
John Browne
Desmond
Trowers, &c
Carlow
Kyle
Kilcoiman
Roserea
Ennis
County Kerry
Mayo
Botany Hay
Bermudas
Henderson
Dominick Street
Thomas Connor
Wisdelstown
Castlenock
John Flinn
Rath
Hein
Ward
Mackey
Glen of Sagyanit
Messra
Ulutton
Jaime'se Street
Converns
Davies
O'Brien
Upper Merrini Street
Huikh Kiwgscaawwh
Leith Paiva Ley Cietour
Paine
Vicaragas
Co Bis
Athens
Trath Down
Garristatn
Garretowo
Henry Meredyth
Bang Ueiury
Patt
Ste Subir
Jordealem
Vartianent
Atvowson
Duff
Edward 2d
Hallinearr
Palmerstown
Estes
Meir
Holmes
Jocosely
Lr Mackburne
Edward
Moore
Anil Titi
Costa
Lord Kingsland Pot
Nicholas Barnewall
Nicholas Lord Kingsland
Lord Kingsland
Auditor-General's Office
Stolines
Robert Johnston
Perrin
Brrmpton
Cruise
Sir Henry Meredyth
Bennett
Dearing
Blackluirne
Viana
Honesy
Patrick Uarnewall
Bhings
Tand Powell
Bushey
Tooter
Wing Charles
Crawn
Croton
Colin
Psilanti
Parvaz
Barr
Vienatadt
Ural
Cettress
Che
Munskatseh
Trahan
Anus
Gia
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