Executors of Richard Lovell Bageworth Estate to Sell Property
URSUANT to a decree of his Majesty's High Court, Tovell Edgymorth and Charless Locyd Edgesworth, as executors, will sell by public auction on the seventh of December next at Dublin, all that and those lands and hereditaments in Desilfore and Weermeath, including appurtenances, to satisfy the decree.
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Tovell Edgymorth
Charless Locyd Edgesworth
Pamr
Richard Lovell Bageworth
Emdeceasett
Joseph Taylor
Ursuant
His Majesty's High Court of
Chen- Seery
Bredand
Mide
Thin Emus
Munday
Ouen
Dublin
Joseph Tay Jor
Tate
Lande
Nonmah
Aed Aly
Disorder in the South and Limerick country unrest outlines
In the November 21 issue, officials note local disturbances across the southern districts tied to tenant and defense tensions. Reports describe police limits, peasant attacks, and magistrates urging milder policing, while communities from Butterant to Limerick seek calm and protection amid ongoing hostilities.
Turkey and Russia in the Fate of the Muhammedan Dynasty
The article discusses ongoing speculation on the negotiations surrounding Turkey's fate. It notes no definite conclusion yet and reflects on the timing and interests of Russia and Turkey and other European powers, with attention to the influence on the Muslim dynasty’s future.
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Turkey
Muhammedan
Russia
Eureps
European powers and Greek independence debate unfolds
The text discusses how European governments must weigh Greece’s emancipation from Turkish rule against Russia’s influence and broader continental interests. It notes the uncertainty of prudent policy amid court intrigues, conflicting editorials, and shifting diplomacy as Greek patriots gain ground in the Morea with Turkish forces displaced and a cautious peace outlook from St. Petersburg.
Fever outbreak in Spain worsens as Gibraltar reports rise
News from Grenarrea cites Gibraltar Chronicle data showing fever deaths and cases across Port St. Marys Xerxes Nan Lucar Tortosa Mequinenza Asco Aquila s and Saville. Malaga notes fever to be vigorous with no near relief. trade at standstill and high mortality across towns.
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Grenarrea
Gibraltar
Port St. Mary's
Xerxes
Nan Lucar
Malaga
Tortosa
Mequinenza
Asco
Aquilas
Buspicioux
Saville
Army Promotions and Retirements Amid Great Reductions
London Gazette extract reports military promotions and retirements due to large army reductions. A Paris letter dated the 13th instant recounts an attempted assassination of the Duke of Bornkaur at the Bois de Boulogne, with a pistol and fork weapon. the assailant fled after firing, the carriage lagged, and the horse was shot. Market news note oats in demand, wheat scarce, flour steady, and damaged goods disappearing. Died, Mr. Thomas Harricks, aged 19, son of William Harricks of Onagh, and cousin to Richard Harricks of Westmoreland Street.
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J. Lambert
Mr. Grant
Grady
Althouh
Gibbinga
Charleville
Limerick
Ure
Manbur
Knockanure
Knocksoure
Michael, O'Sullivan
P. P
Thoman Strungston
Anthony Stoughan
London
Paris
Bornkaur
Hin
Bois de Borougne
Marhet
Thomas Harricks
William Harricks
Onagh
County Wicklow
Brouser
Richard Harricks
Westmoreland-street
Death of Trinity College vice provost honored in campus sermon
A funeral sermon for the late vice provost of Trinity College was preached in the college chapel by Rev Mr. Piden from Psalm 39. The crowded service praised his life and service to the college. The remains were then privately buried at Glasnevin, with Provost, fellows, scholars, and students in attendance.
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Barrett
Piden
Trinity College
Glasnevin
Majesty's Reception at Brighton Meeting in Old Ship
Brighton inhabitants and visitors met at the Old Ship tavern to discuss public expression for the king's expected pavilion arrival. Generals and ministers praised loyalty seen in Ireland and Hanover, with unanimous approval of an address to the King and plans for a grand procession reflecting town unity and goodwill.
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Brighton
Old Ship Tavern
John Doyle
Ireland
Nir
Kdward Kerrigan
Hanover
T. M.cripps
J. Everard
Styler
Wurld Saute
Iis
Hose
Brighton Herald
Murray the Younger a Favorite at Covent Garden Passes
Obituary and career summary of Mr. Murray later known as Taevara Ma. Murray a Covent Garden favorite born in 1754 who appeared as Cardow in The Fop's Fortune and as Shylock in The Merchant of Venice. He left a son and daughter both active in the theatre, with connections to the Edinburgh Theatre Royal. A letter from Madrid notes unrest in Zaragoza and reprisals against authority, reporting on public cries, proclamations, and the dismissal demand for Moreda and the arrival of Alava in Sagunosa.
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Taevara
Murraay
Mary
Covent Garden
Edinlund
John Murray
Bart
Broughton
Charles Edward the Procter
Cheshunt
Hertfordshire
Charles
France
Mooney
Kingland
London
I’ Wilkinson
York
Cardow
Fop
Raymer
Norwich
Farrev
Madrid
Nord
Saragossa
Ottica
Iyeyo
Moreda
Comino'ion
Queratto
Geo. Aiur
Yen
Alava
Sovetumont 3
Sasagousa
Orangeman's Refutation of True Briton Proclaims Duty
A lone opponent attacks Orangemen and their aims, accusing them of oath violations and impiety. The writer defends the society against misrepresentations, questions leadership, and asserts adherence to duty while challenging injurious claims and calls for future discussion.
Libel action against the Durham Chronicle and noted church critique
Proceedings target the Durham Chronicle for a libel on the clergy. The excerpt condemns clerical conduct, calls for reform, and comments on religious life in China and Western missions. It also reports on Buenos Aires tariff decrees and export duties affecting spirits, tobacco, and silver.
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Morrison
Denton
Macao
China
Junta of Representatives
Buenos Ayton
Dunice
Aix
Paraguay
Brazil
Apavie
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