Theatrical Notes from London and Dublin Arts Scene
A dense review of recent performances highlights Lucy and Miss Kelly racing acclaim in London and Dublin. It praises Lucy for natural acting and emotional immediacy, while Miss Kelly gains high praise for both pathetic and playful scenes, with remarks on her voice, timing, and originality. The piece also notes London press admiration, a debut of Miss Lisey, and shifts in theatre noted by the Times and Dublin papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harn
Lucy
Magst
Termenera
M‘culleen
Aishcock
Ferdirs
Peacham
Cueany
Aristotle
Waim
Morea Goose
D’anoi8
Covent
Times of
Tuesaday
Mina F. HH. Kelly
London
Judiet
Miss Kully
Miss Kotly
Mins Kely
Tydo T
Romeo
Kully
Judie
Dublin
Thea ‘Fileal
Murl
Miss O'Neill
Times
Miss Kelly
Wooras
Miss Lisey
Mira Kelly
Enme
Juliet
Actresa
Barry
Crawford
Judidt
Bhict
Dushdr
Eoadne
Man Kaolly
Shiel
Brighton Theatre
Coggestion
Harti
Traland
Bia
Thia
Indy
Los
Talma
France
Hugonots
Courter
Probleman
Bedles Lettres
Johnson and Steven
Shakespeare
Misa I. UE
Kudly
Covent Garden Theatre
Cheltenham
Duke of Devonshire
Italy
Clifford
Euryalus
Naples
Mediterranean
Adriatic
England
Births and Marriages in Diverse Localities
A long column notes births and marriages across Ireland and nearby regions. Entries cite the Palaces of Dromore and Gresham's Hotel, listing names such as Lady Grahor and Catherine Calyman, plus many grooms and spouses including James M'Cann, Henry Geoghegan, and Martin Morris. Records cover Rathonan Church, Galway, Limerick, Belfast, and Berhampore with several titles and ages, alongside oblique notices of deaths and apportioning of estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore
Grahor
Said Town
Clunderlaw
County Clare
Rathonan Church
Tipperary
G. KE. Eagle
Doctor Egle
Viscount Moleaworth
Dumeath
Glengall
Mary Frances
Daughhter
Michael i Lainacon
Lady Meadows
Limerick
William O'Stanghnessy
Averina
H. Sargent
Galway
Martin Morris
Juna
Charles Blake
Jo Breter
Haloran
624 Light Infantry
Devon Mitkin
Mixe Pictulew
Crediton
Blahopalal
Somersetshiree
Kerateman
Royal Artillery
Royal Engineses
Catherine
Meg. J. &. Williams
Daughteof William Purlevant
Shepton Mallet
Rotherham
Rotteytam
Draths
Maxfort
County Tipperary
Misa Eliza Max
Maine Place
John Max
London Mail Report On War Preparations And Bond Movements
The London Mail notes two day shifts with Spanish Bonds sliding from 69 to 58 then rebounding. It reports French warlike preparations on the Pyrenees frontier. Bayonne dispatches say twenty three transports arrived at the port and were disembarking as artillery and bombs are readied, with further shipments expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiserioy
Archer
King
Nugent
Lucas
Athens
Wexford Herald
Aix
Aid Leary
Scholkern
Rowstaer
Gluscaniy
Livus
Arklow
London
Pyrenees
France
Bayonne
Gracia
Lord Mayor Receives Lord Lieutenant’s Praise for Dublin Peace Efforts
A letter from Dublin Castle dated 1 November commends the Lord Mayor for preserving public peace during recent events surrounding the statue of King William. The Lord Lieutenant expresses gratification and confidence in the mayor’s continued firm and temperate conduct for the city’s welfare and mutual goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Castle
Lorishiy
Dublin
William
Muyer
Dee
Fidelity Alarm Over Edinburgh Free Thinkers Society
A regular establishment promoting controversial theories was formed in Edinburgh and sparked police action at Cardinars' Mall in Potter Row. The gathering, led by Wilson and Afleck, faced disruption as attendees, mostly youths and journeymen, dispersed after being processed. The group discussed philosophy and denied aspects of Christian prayer, with a library for paying adherents access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonian Mercury
Carlisle
Mingland
Kidinburgh
Robinson
Cardinars’ Mall
Potter Row
Edinburgh
Zelatic Novi
Turner
Canongate
Wilson
Afleck
Amesyg
Christine
Una— Bainu
Nga
Henson
Richard Cardio
Jane Curie
Qavou
Gord Hyran
Hicims
Pete Pain
Dad
Maine
Unclear historic news fragment from Newboumeland coast
Fragmentary OCR notes describe weather, ship activities, and local figures with scattered place names and dates. The text mentions storms, heavy gale, cargo, vessels, and a sequence of names suggesting a report from a coastal area with maritime concerns and possible public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witedont
Miliclay
Joho Newland
Mey Soreto
Bartins
Eli Jesus Burk
Willian
Hieern
Laurel
Moneahn
Odin
Shay
Nod
Ardved Hire Ray Suu Ptytue Vewsel Aid Cargo
Pagan
Irish Woollen Warehouse Advertises Broad Cloths and Goods
An old advertisement lists PRE AUROPHAN FE INSURANCE and annuity terms, then details Woollen goods from numerous English and Irish factories. It promotes broad cloths, cassimeres, shawls, camlets, and velvets, with a focus on supply chains across London, Manchester, Leeds and Ireland. The Irish Woollen Warehouse in Carter Street is highlighted for sales to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PRE Aurophan FE Insurance Ant Annuity Company
London
Seau
Adon Quay
Eac
John Kent Johnson
Taos
Gloucestershire
Wilmhire
Somerset
Spain
Coventry
Korwich
Huddemfield
Leeds
Hidifax
Rochdale
Manchester
Bannnekaury
Stirling
Independence Fever Flows From Rio to Buenos Aires
A 1822 letter from Rio reports the Prince arrived, rejected the Portuguese cockade, and declared Independence or Death with a new device on his sleeve. Oporto papers cite tours urging Crown reception and constitutional debates. Dispatches describe trials, political alignments, and market dullness as revolts and government hardening ripple through South American cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Portugal
Independenta
S Fetter
Rio da Janeiro
Portugues
Cortes
Oporto
Lisbon
Isboure
Wieke Chanzes
Messayr
Himaelf
Lotterstrom
Gothia
Caprien
Howe
Pawel
Pete
Wits
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Lamprey
Carleton
Sutter Soe
Ityan
Palmer
Ring
Long
Davis
Reophens
Graham
Reowne
Moore
Lodge
Riacker
Sutton
Nmyth
Foster
Ware
Sutter
Onma
Binthia
Arcondaugy
Bir Archer
Alderman Nugent
McAscher
Euspicion
Ife
Efe
Mr Archer
Dad Salva
Duauys Cory
Navy
ING Warknrung
Gaz
Fivn
Sus
Butler
Mervlian
Paich
Acchifford
Cork
Ruth
Samnel Chapel
AL Kin
Cgilansnoce
Hutnies
Doevid O'deily
Ketlouan
Tat City
Kilkenny
Hercules Doxy
Conlirin
Queen's Co
Belfast
Moa Blick
Henderson Black
Fatier
Bie
Bayh
Bengal Army
Berhampore
Beck
17Th Regiment of Foot
Joninead
Warrister
Ty Naswan
Ty Naswan Owtreet, Mrs. Guay
Glenarm
John Hodges
Pick Iynereevan
Thome Fane
Ganboer
Ples
Marcus Cagaidy
Poilorukestre
Newboumeland
Cartlr Street
Dealin
WEE Webi Pour Ab
A. D
Gove
Dows
Andy
Fivadaeia
Parkan
Onatiesel
Canant
Tagle
Ha Ewapo
Nicana
Businoza
Cuili
Jima
Pariivane
Guerguel
Iadron
Rancal
Salvationa
Ochagavin
Paris
Sanual
Chamber of Deputies
Heujumix Constant
Department of the North
Colleges of
Arrondis
Sovent
Lot
Tava
M. Delabayette
St. Bartholomeaw's
Fur
Baltimore
Porto Rive
Republiia
Wougia
Bivsel Gonund Gouin William de Andrew
Atfisies
Fewpere
Honjaimin Irvine
Amoican
Aromader Ok Relgious Froutie” West Fideo Stants
Aod Amoose
OU Persoud Aeak Frome St. Pactipalements
Morales
Colaitonis
Sobers
Vasilis Bool
Bari
Saalee
Perry
Dubia
Pablo
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