Dispensaries and Tax Grievances in Ireland Parliament
A wartime letter criticizes county dispensaries funded by landholders in Ireland. It argues the annual levies are wasteful, prone to corruption, and mainly enrich physicians and a few well-connected individuals. The author urges repeal to ease distress among farmers and peasantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalitor
Trutam
Crown
Sind Citi
Lahde
Ceas
Ireland
Coan
Ampley
Henry I Reaffirms Liberties In Latin Speech To Barons
In Anno Domini 1106 Henry I addresses the great Barons in London. He defends his claim after supplanting Robert of Normandy and pleads for support, promising to preserve ancient liberties and offering a written charter if the barons stand with him. He asserts resolve against the Norman threat and vows governance by prudent rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Henry I
London
Robert
Normandy
Jerusalems
Mimi
Pragues
Suit Over Bond Between Plaintiff and Jane Amelia Rawson O'Donovan
In a Norfolk-street case Mr Heald for the plaintiff seeks an injunction to stop legal action on a bond claiming it was induced by intoxication and manipulation by Jane Amelia Rawson O'Donovan and associates. The defendant asserts advised conduct and resists answering. the Vice-Chancellor grants an injunction on the plaintiff paying funds into court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Amelia Raw
O'Danon
York-street
Gait Mariam Beaumont
Mary Cummings
Jane Amelia Rawson O‘donovan
Jane Amelia Rawson O'Donovan
Donovan
Lane
Heald
Valuable Discovery Promises New Latitude Instrument
The London Magazine reports Joseph Boldwine, Esq. of Addiscombe, patents a navigator’s instrument that determines latitude from two solar observations at any time without calculations. Four interlaced arcs reveal latitude to 14 arcminutes, time since noon to two arcseconds, and magnetic variation, with three to four minutes of operation and minimal adjustments. Brussels notes a miracle case of Mademoiselle Armelberge cured by prayer of Prince Abate of Hohenlohe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Boldwine
Eaat India Company
Military College
Addiscombe
Ave
Naval Department
Baldwine
London Magazine
Brussels
the Courier of Flanders
Madammiselle Armelberge
M. van Petiighem
Ghent
Abbate
Hohenlohe
Abe
Mary Ann Carlisle
Dorchester
Home Department
Knowles
Cratylane
Maervady
Aievere
Sinclair
Jane Ortunda
Chroatte
Bin
Cortez
Stow
Shipwreck tale at Crozet Island and two sailors saved
A Seamen's Society inquiry details the 1820 Prince Edward's Island sealing voyage. The Princess of Wales struck Crozet Island on March 7 1821. seven on Crozet, eight elsewhere, surviving by sea-elephants tongues and hearts. After months building a hut, a boat, and a new vessel, they were rescued by the Philo of Hesdon. Veale and Petherbridge returned to Lord Exmouth. a fund was begun for wrecked mariners.
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Seamen's Friends’ Society
Princess of Wales
London
Prince Edward's Island
Indian Sea
Crogatte
Crozette
Ave
Philo
Heston
Percival
Isle
France
Veale
Pethebridge
Lord Exmouth
Evans
J. Smith
Friends of Seamens’ Society
Falmouth
Ardent
Boston
Lord Sidmouth
New York
Ani
Assset
Franklin
Mackenzie
Wager
Coppermine
Lyon
Brussels
Antonturchi
Napoleon
Venice
Curious Experiment on Opium Vomiting by Instrument
The Lancet reports Sir Astley Cooper observing a novel instrument by Mr Reed of Hosmondon lane Kent used on a dog to empty the stomach after opium was given. The procedure involved restraining the dog, administering opium dissolved in water, and evacuating stomach contents within about ninety minutes. The device drew applause and was praised as potentially useful after a city feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antley Cooper
Castaing appeals to Court of Cassation in Paris
Extract from Paris dated November 18 reports Castaing’s appeal to the Court of Cassation after his verdict. The court may delay ruling until early December. authorities guard him to prevent self harm while awaiting judgment. His parents are described as respectable, with substantial income and status under the Bourbons.
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Paris
Castaing
Court of Cassation
Supreme Court
Versailles
France
Parisian Fashions and Extraordinary Traveller Report
The piece describes Parisian fashions with bonnets u laneige and rose satin gowns, detailing hairstyles, garlands, and accessories seen at Feydau. It adds a report from Irkutsk about James Holman, a blind British lieutenant trekking from England to Russia unaided, using a writing machine to compose his English account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irkatzk
Siberia
James Holman
England
Russia
Irkutsk
Petersburgh
YHE CORN LAWS. To the Editor of the amerald
Caher Nov 9 1823 letter to editor arguing against mercantile control of corn pricing. Critiques weight deductions, calls for public market pricing by grain quality, notes impact on farmers and consumers, warns against small-dealer abuses, urges fixed regulations and fair weighing practices. Wartempans signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerald
Caher
Cashel
George
Counlers
England
Desliny
Clonmel
Limerick
Arrival of Col Light Refugees From Corunna
Plymouth Nov 22 Col Light arrived on the Jaberty from Corunna after three days of wounds. He recounts Morillo’s desire to execute him, the French general’s protection, and the murder of priests by Vigo order. He notes harsh government actions, arrests, and dire prison conditions. He says Spain would gain a constitution with English troops present and mentions the Go vernment’s irritability and heavy levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annrvator
Col. Srour
Plymouth
Col. Light
Jaberty
Corunna
Gia
Morillo
Vigo
Spain
Peeth
R. Wilson
Devonshire
Fragmentary OCR notices obscure Parliament publication
The text shows garbled OCR from a parliamentary notices page including references to advertisements, subscriptions, and official notices. Readable details are sparse, but the fragment implies public notices or advertisments related to Parliament.
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Logcat
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Meredith
Hannt
Tan
Castain
Marie Stuart
Feydau
Batiste
Marten
Journal Des Dames Et Des Modea
Courier
Napier
Liverpool
Captain Cooke
Clapham
Speygate
Leith Fort
Lord Bathurst
West India Islands
Ferment
Ely
Orricve
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