Fragmented 1810s notes mix crime, royalty, and Irish society
The column blends scattered items from Paris to Windsor. It mentions an arrest linked to a murky case, double sovereign coinage rumors, royal movements at Windsor and Frogmore, visits by Secretary Canning, and social events across Armagh and Mourne Park. It also cites Salieri’s death, tithe debates, Riego’s family hardship, university rector elections, bankruptcies, and local marriages and deaths.
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Leman
Paris
Bank of England
Anid
Carlton House
Windsor
Aughata
Frogmore
Canning
London
Salthill
Londonderry
Hilleborough
Downshire
M'Donnell
Glenarmcastle
Countess of
Anmm
Down
Misa Mant
Kis
Ir Moore
Eglantine
O'Hanlan
Newry
William Reilly
Lancasterian School
Earl Kilmorey
Needham
Lord Dufferin
Miss Blackwood
Captain Blackwood
R. N
Mourne Park
Hall
Narrow Water
Lord Kilmorey
Armagh
Salieri
Vienna
Byrne
Mx Parkins
England
Riego
Miguel Riega
Madame Wiego
Madame Riego
Jundon
James Mackintosh
Glattiana
Walter Seate
Sir Ames
Postmasters General tighten rules on newspaper delivery
The Postmasters General curb irregular delivery and theft concerns by editors, ordering strict safeguards. Deputies must not open or read newspapers before delivery, and only subscribers or their authorized messengers may receive papers. Reports show Irish and British policies urge similar controls to protect revenue and press interests.
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Postmasters-General
Postmasters- General
Beareforth
Heac
Post Office
Stamp Office
Edward &. Leeks
General Post Office
Ort
Edward Lees
Ireland
Lombard-street
Healusea
Trish
Dancing bear roam ends with capture at Saltisford
A travelling showman with a dancing bear lodged in Saltisford. Two men joined him, a violent struggle ensued with a keeper, and the bear dragged a man before the crowd. The incident spurred a long chase through town, ending after four hours when keepers captured the animal near a river, with a reward to a pursuer. Warwick Paper.
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Saltisford
Aritin
Saltistorl
Oiliatl Lane
Ajadie
Srich Serevt
Hyer Range
Frok
Ihis
Namne
Weber and Lich
Gade
Biscare
Baton Kelding
Ian Osier
Brachen
Warwick Paper
Dr Chalmers Installed At St Andrew's University
Dr Chalmers is installed in the Chair of Moral Philosophy at the United College of St Andrews and St Leonard's after a ceremony in the Cannon Fall. Principal Nicoll hosts a dinner and the introductory lecture attracts a large audience with strong applause as the oration centers on moral philosophy and practical education.
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Glasgow Herald
Chalmnere
St. Andrew's
Nicoll
Chalmers
United College of
Queen Margaret
John Knox
Chiathers
Avery
Lereen
Orher
Penermien
Pievrreanas and the Silent Enigma of Pie Events
An array of garbled phrases hints at a historical piece mixing names like Pie and Liv with scattered actions. The readable bits suggest a narrative around people, places, and a tense sequence, but the text remains largely indecipherable, offering few clear facts or outcomes.
Funds and Theatre News Stir London Markets
News briefs report Spanish Ronda confidence fading as the loan proves difficult to trade in Paris and London. Bond prices rise while Consols hold. Theatres showcase Menice Preserved and Cataract of the Ganges with praised casts. A letter notes Lord Byron postponing aid to Greek wrecks. a fatal kitchen fire at Kew ends Mrs Tune stall’s long service.
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Ferilin
Paria
London
Menice
Brleidera
Pierre
Jaffer
Misa Jaron
Hamblin
Warde
Misa O Neill
Otway
Aer
Mixa Jarman
Tor
Young
Duffier
Ganges
Madame Cata
Janide
Bedford
Adame Catalani
Britannia
Sanz
Cefalonia
Saya
Lord Byron
Atensi
Wreeks
Starias
Don Juan
Kew
Tunestall
T'an
Dublin Market Notes Amid Scarce Wheat Supply
The Dublin market reports tight wheat stocks with brisk sales and rising prices for oats and flour. Prices show mixed movement across grains with barley holding, rapeseed firm, and oats selling freely while demand remains cautious.
Market Report of Grain Prices and Widespread Struggle
The article details fluctuating British Irish and foreign grain prices with wheat and flour stocks in short supply. It notes high prices for fine malting and new white wheat, limited arrivals of oats, and rising barley values, while farmers face economic distress from depressed prices and reduced cultivation, amid cautious buyers and uncertain market outlook. It mentions 45,370 sacks of flour and numerous market carriers, with continued price pressure and concerns over future supply.
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Trish
Harley
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