Prussia and German liberty struggles in 1816
The text surveys Prussia and Bavaria amid postwar tension, noting the clash between military and democratic factions, suppression of secret societies, attempts to restore constitutional rule, and growing press freedom in Weimar. It highlights leaders like Gneisenau, Stein, and Hardenberg, the influence of the Tugendbund, and the cautious shifts in various German states toward constitutional government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussia
Paria
Landwehr
Armiea
Cay
Germany
Union of Virtue
Jugend Bund
Trcdstres
Gneisenau
Blucker
Tugend Amt
Prusaim
Rhine
Baron Stein
Russia
Nasaay
Justue Gruner
Buonaparte
Austria
Transylvania
Pram@ia
Wurtemberg
Pitt
France
Wurtsinberg
Bavaria
Pavaria
Munich
Vienna
Savaria
Hesse-Darmstadt
Saxe Weimar
Nassau
Saxe-Weimar
Grand Duke of
Weimar
Literary and Scientific Intelligence Notes and News
A column notes ongoing experiments by Professor Leslie of Edinburgh with new meteorology instruments, a public balloon subscription proposed by Sir George Cayley to study buoyancy as a transport means, and a plan to appoint an annual committee once subscriptions reach 1000. Also mentions J Tatum on plant respiration, Champollion Figeae publishing Fontenelle letters, and a writer’s manuscripts left by a deceased relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Edinburgh
George Cayley
George
J. Tatum
M. Champallion Figeae
Fontenelle
Guenoble
Medical and industrial prizes at Toulouse society meeting
Two medals were awarded including a 500 franc gold prize to M Cellier Blimenthal for a distilling device and a silver medal to M Ducracy for a vine wrapping instrument. The Society of Encouragement showcased inventive articles while Toulouse Medicine announced surgery progress questions and vesiculary vermes topics with 300 franc prizes. The Egypt grand description by Bonaparte continues with two sections planned, plates and text, priced 800 to 1200 francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
M. Cellier Blimenthal
M. Ducracy
Paris
M. Lambry
Society of Encouragement
Society of Medicine of Toulouse
Academy of Surgery
France
M. Duffoure
Society of Medicine of
Toulouse
Ferentino
Canterno
Italy
Porciano
Egypt
Bonaparte
Prince Regent appoints Lord Gordon Receiver General of Cornwall
From the London Gazette Sept 27 1817 the Prince Regent appoints Lord William Gordon as Receiver General of Cornwall in place of the late Sir 3. M'Mahon. It also notes regimental colour honours for the 29th, 2d battalion of the 6th and 28th regiments and staff promotions including Major A Beck and brevet advances for several officers with ranks won in the Portuguese service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gordon
Cornwall
3. M'Mahon
Martinique
Talavera
Busaco
Fuentes d'Honor
Ciudad Rodrigo
Salamenca
Orthies
Thoulouse
War Office
17Th Regiment of Foot
A. Beck
Fitzsimmons
W. Cruickshank
aTth
B. Molesworth
J. Prior
R. Carroll
T. W. Hewitt
T. St. Clair
G. W. Paty
G. H. Zulke
E. Knight
W. Charcres
A. M'Donald
F. Watson
E. Brackedbury
O. Jones
T. Peacoke
T. O'Neill
R. Ray
J. Johostone
Army marching orders from Hamilton to Ipswich and Edinburgh
The Peninsula and France distinguished Sth regiment prepares to move to Ipswich with other units. Hamilton barracks will host the 1st Royal Dragoons as headquarters, while the 88th Connaught Rangers under Colonel Wallace is to be reviewed at Burnfield Links Edinburgh. A troop of Royal Dragoons then passes through Edinburgh en route to Kilmarnock.
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Sth
Prince Charlotte of Wales
Dragoon Guards
Hamilton
Ipswich
Peninsula
France
Hamiton Barracks
Hamilton Barracks
1St
Royal Dragoons
88Th
Connaught Rangers
Wallace
C. B
Burniefield Links
Edinburgh
Hope
Kilmarnock
Caher Races Entries At Caher Stakes Field Of Noted Horses
The Caher Races meeting will be well attended with many harees entered. Entries include Cossack Langolee Oakstick Olympus Tenpenny Violante Gat Baron Model Pickpocket and others for the Caher Stake two mile heat. Also noted is a Russian empire health claim about Adisina Platata a plant said to cure hydrophobia after a bite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caher
Caher House
Kildare
Turf Club
Prendergast
Mr. Lane
Hunter
Vandeleur
Olympus
Wiitewall
Lord Sligo
Fitegibbon
Croker
Baron
Colonel Loftus
Maasy
Yra Old
Russian Empire
Economical Society of
Petersburgh
Notable Marriages and Obituaries in Mead and Limerick Regions
On the 24th instant in Baggot Street the lady of J P Girnell, Esq. of Arch Hail, Mead, bore a daughter. On Saturday at George's Church Limerick J Firewilliam Miler, Esq late Royab Scots, eldest son of Rev Pirhwilliam Milter, to Prudence Ferreter, daughter of the late ReWard Ferreter, Esq R N and joining the Right Honourable Earl of Donoughmore. Died on the girth instant at Canal Harbour Jamerp Street aged 89, Sinco Putland Darling, Esq collector of the Grand Canal Company for 28 years. Also on Friday morning last in Dawson Street, Danie Baggot, Esq Secretary to the Grand Canal Company, who for 14 years discharged that office with ability and honour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marritd
W. Hoare
George's Church
Limerick
J. Firewilliam Miler
Royab Scots
Pirhwilliam Milter
Six Mile Dridge
County Clare
Prudence
ReWard Ferreter
Earl of Donoughmore
Jamerp Street
Sinco
Putland Darling
Eeq
Grand Canal Company
Dawson Sreet
Danie Baggot
Harvest Market Notes from Tyrone and Scotland Markets
A letter from Tyrone reports settled weather and a prosperous harvest though fuel may be scarce next winter. New flour and oats prices are listed. wheat, barley, beans, and peas show varied rates across Britain. A Cardiff barley field yields unusual multi headed stalks. Scotland reports thin wheat supplies, firm prices for old and new, with oats, beans, and peas showing gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Tyrone
Returns of Corn and Grain Prices in Dublin Week Ended Sept 26 1817
Abstract of weekly quantities and prices of corn, grain, meal, and flour sold in Dublin and adjoining Liberties. Sets barrel equivalents for wheat, oats, rye, beans and other grains, with specific stone to barrel conversions and adjustments for Frova and Qatnieal. Includes official calculations for barley and oats based on local weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sngland
Swanesa
Srez
Secunda
Jenkins
Cardiff
Scotland
EdWavacn
East Lothian
Old Bailey
Dublin
Dublin Market Notes Week Ending September 27
Market report lists wheat flour and bread prices with per barrel and sack rates. Includes oats barley and oatmeal prices, salt restricted to bakers, and loaf prices for quarter and half quaarters, noting weekly average wheat and flour values and local price shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Dublin Advertisements and Printing Details From 19th Century
Fragmented OCR shows advertising rates and printing office addresses in Dublin and London. Mentions include Canton, Newton & Co, J. Waire, James Tayton, and Newel advertising offices in Edinburgh. Reader should note scattered, unclear bits and multiple locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Parisment Street
Canton
Menars, Newton & Co
Mae” Square
J. Waire
Hleet-Street
Lond
James Tayton
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Prawn
Prince of
Hardenberg
Prince of Hareey
Europe i
Juels
Revolutionias
Angrend
Marshal Catrist
Messrs
Cadell and Davies
Lve
John Warburton
Birmingham
James Whitelaw
R. Walsh
Buchanan
Nepaul
India
C. Maturin
Bertram
Great Britain
James Macintosh
Watkins
Richard Brinley Sheridan
Mr. Northcote
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Colonel Macleod
Colbecks
London
All Ears
Geneva
Constantine Nicolopoulo
Smyrna
Capo D'istria
Virgil
Carey
William Savage
Exeter
Thomson
Carronpark
Stirlingshire
Mn Reuben Philips
Jomard
Society
M. J. PF. Hollenweger
Colmar
Marechal.de Camp Count d'Varches
M. Quenedey
M. Baumalier
Dappigheim
Strasborg
THE
London Gazette
the Army
Sporting Intelligence
Pirat
Baggot-Street
J.P. Girnell
Arch Hail
County of Mead
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