Mathews at Home Delights With Youthful Daye
The Theatre Royal audience enjoyed Charles Mathews in Youthful Daye last night. His Irish imitations and the song Crooeken Lawn drew strong applause, with warm praise for his fidelity and comic talent. His health seems improved since last seen, and he will perform at Home again tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mathews
Dublin
Macklin
Wilkes
Tate Wilkinson
Kemble
J. P. Curran
Mathews
Oratorio at St Patrick's Cathedral Impresses City
A Wednesday concert at St Patrick's Cathedral featured a large ensemble of vocal and instrumental performers led by Mr Smith and Rev Maturin. The Apocalypse of St John theme blended sacred and secular elements, with notable praise for Dr Spray and Mr Bedford, though some critiques noted overfamiliar accents and the need for stronger earthquake imagery. The Lord Mayor and city notables attended, ending with broad satisfaction at the musical banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick's
Maturin
Smith
Dr Spray
Bedford
Births and marriages from Newcastle and surrounding areas
Birth notices report Mary Blakey of Bond-street Newcastle with a son, fourth child. Various marriages listed including Major Shervington’s Lady, William Farrell’s daughter, and many others in Cork, Belfast, Lisburn, and Dublin. Died notices mention Mr Pittman of Suffolk-street and Nicholas Gosselin, aged 87, with regional obituaries across Cork, Tipperary, and Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond-street
Newcastle
Mary Blakey
Hahey
Roches
Brown-street
Carlow
Shervington Ston
Stephen's-Green
William Farrell
Sydney House
Cork
G. Callaghan
Belfast
P. W. Macauley
Anna
Robert Hyndtan
Port View
Down
Slign
Bromhead
Voth
Yoo
Judith Wood
James Wood
Wood- Wi
Limatich
John’s Church
Raymond
Ure
James Langton
Newcastle Church
Limerick
Jobs Vickers
Rifle Brigade
Catherine Fitzgibbon
Ballygibbin
Clontarf Church
George Baker
Percival Weldon
Frances Maria Harm
Samuel Hazlewood
Newtown
Hes
Nehara
Spencer Ford
Corket
Bolton
Theatre Royal
Dublin
Pert Byrne
Ard Byrne
Liverpool
Mr Pittman
Suffolk-street
Samuel R T
Acork
James Stopford
Kilis
Yellane
Hi Kharney
Denia Cronin
M.D. Sunt Music
Skibbereen
Skibbereen, In the County of Cork, the O'Driscoll, Esq, ; Rhenny
E . Biddulph
Eau
Ssovage de Chili
Richard Sampson
Aldeat
Sampson
Hig Majesty’s Cus
Pétare Liemerom
St. Lucia
John Middleton
A. Middleton
Yerfield
Manchester
Hagett
Heene M Bandon
John Cotter
Alsration
Ecton
Northamptonshire
Elisajy Ee
Perce Meade
Percy
Dromore
Thomas
Provincial Intelligence in Limerick and surrounding towns
Reports from Limerick dated October 1 describe a Court D'Over Hundred election at the Tholsel with Captain J. B. Westropp securing the Common Speaker post by 122 votes to 20. The piece also covers multiple incidents: a nighttime attempted break in at Kenmare Castle, a police search near Captain Dumas, trials at Six-Mile-Bridge and Nough, a robbery of five pounds and eight pennies by two men near Newcastle, butter theft near Castle Mahon, and arson at Captain Phillips’s out offices near Monks Town. It also notes an excise seizure at Derrygcolen Galway, a child injured by a wheel at John's Gate, a store accident injuring John Kenna, and other regional notices including weather, harvest yields, and local appointments in Carlow, Youghal, and Waterford. The report includes a papal obsequy in Cork, livestock fair observations, and various civic appointments across Sligo Ennis Galway and Newry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
Tholsel
J. B. Westropp
Hughes Russell
Westropp
Joseph Gubbins
Kenmare
Dumas
Blackburne
Arrister Scott
Six-Mile-Bridge
County Clare
Blacker
Nonagh
Kenny
Cork
Newcastle
Ward
Curraw
Castle*Mahon
Captain Phillips
Monkstown
County Cork
Terence M‘mahon
Lennon
4Th Revenue Corps
Scariff
Derrygcolen
Galway
Thomas
John Kildea
Derryzoolen
Margaret Bartley
John’s Gate
John Kenna
Youghal
Sloddersfeld
Association of
Lloyds
Liverpool
Tase
Jacob Mark
Itsq
Ireland
Waterford
Nicholas Giles
Youphal
Bernard
Bandon
Edw. Doherty
Kigg
Watlin
Dublin
Newtownhead
Wramore Bay
Brownstown-head
Waterford Harbour
New South Wales
Ennis
Ballyhalmne Bay
Davis
Dine Rans
Donat O’ Brien
John James Fitzgerald
John O'Donnell
Kay
James Daly
J. IL. Burke
James O'Hara
Wwicholas Browne
Whateley
John O' Hara
Toughrea
Ponuth
de Coon
Newry
Aghiudvachy
Badith
Tiny
Chou
Bat Esther
Report on Irish and Scottish Distilling Laws and Illicit Spirit
A detailed examination of distilling regulation in Ireland Scotland and England. It compares the security and efficiency of excise systems and notes illicit distillation in the Highlands Lowlands and England. It argues for reforms to improve revenue security and reduce illegal production while acknowledging commercial interests of landowners and licensed distillers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officers of Excise
Scotland
Ireland
Lowlands
Highlands
M' Donald
Statth
Highland Society
Hartlands
Edinburgh
England
London
Messrs
Logie and Coffey
Coffey
Messrs. Cooke and Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Theatre Royal
Carpenter’s Town
Denial
Edward Lucas
Millicent Wongest
James Harden
Har- Morook
Armagh
John G. Dunbar
Fort George
County Down
John Dunbringham
Mace
Provincial Intelligence
Davies
Grenagh
James Davies
Sir Jont
Cis
John Roth
Mormnes
Pius the
T. O’ Keeffe
Castlelyons
Sligo
William Jaussett
Charles Hartley
Acta of Let
Great Britain
Tva Gallans
Sparta de Bas
Paul
Ur. A
Bing Rand
Wee
Suice
Peroett
Chas
Ebane
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