Travels in Europe Asia and Mecica by Clarke Debris Tales
The article recounts Dr Clarke’s travels to Lebadea and Thermopylae with vivid, if graphic, notes on a Greek household meal scene, a divan chamber, washing rites, and social customs. It describes the path along the Roman road to a Spartan tomb and protests at the defile’s mephitic air and sulphur pools near the hot springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Asia
Mecica
Adwerd Dante Clarke
LL. D
Lebadea
Signor Logotheti
Archon
Ton Harade
Prierte
Dina
Paludes
Clarke
Thermopya
Xerxes
Lacedemonians
Sophocles
Hercules
Celia
Cain
Yrest
Ustaritz Capitoli kerri and Basque history explored
The writer recalls Ustaritz as the ancient seat of a tribal assembly for landowners and judges, detailing the Capitoli kerri’s wild meeting spot in a wood, its rulers and decrees carved on a rough table, and the Basque culture's devotion to tradition, law, and local leaders through eras of change.
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Crenno
Ostaritz
Ustaritz
Ali
Zatony
Navarre
Rene
Untaritz
Capitoli Kerri
Mountaine
M. Destere
Capitoli
Switzerland
Murat
Charles the Bold
Spain
Tforor
Bordeaux
Gurat the
States General
Ban
Europe
Leon Gurat
Gonde de Rete
Hin
Léon
M. Gurat
Calenta
Ofurope
Descore
Tevn
Roberts
Armagh Cup Race Set For 17th At Armagh
Sporting Intelligence reports the Armagh funt Cup will be run on the 17th within a mile and a half of Armagh along the Monaghan road. Entrants include Wellington, Waterloo, Faugh-a-Ballaugh, and Devil take the Hindast. Waterloo Stakes and other events with prizes in guineas and pounds accompany the meeting. Caher races opened with a Gold Cup, two mile heats, and notable horses in training. A convivial night at Caher featured a lavish ball, supper by Mr Tobin, and dancing into morning amid praise for public hospitality. An incident at Milltown preceded by a near duel at Gadrus, with shots fired, interrupted plans for a Friday meetup.
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Lacoste
Bidache
Douanier
Customs
Goea
Chance
M. Lacoste
Marine
Iet
Louis XVI
Vernet
Bayonne
Paris
Saint-Pierre- Dirgbe
St. Esprit
Adour
Nive
Pyrenees
Ocean
M. Chegarai
Sporting Intelligence
Armagh
Monaghas
Coumry
William M'Williama
Wellington
James M!wiliame
Waterloo
Thomas Johnston
Diada
James Balfe
Devil
Stewarts
Horkea
Wedntsoay
Lord Ear
F. O'Rya
C. B. Oyster
Vere Lane
Sohn Maher
Mayfly
Julio Premergast
James Scully
Slug
Lowe
Hughes
Calain Wright
J. Lane
Earl of Giengall
Joraes
Croker
Col. Vandeleur
Olympus
Langolee
Tenpenny
4Th Dragoons
Tobin
Caher
Toby
Court Martial Acquits Captain White in Ireland 1817
Report details the Dublin Royal Barracks trial of Captain John White of the 4th Dragoon Guards. Charges included conduct unbecoming an officer and attempts to influence Surgeon Brown. Court finds him Not Guilty and orders his release. Additional dispatches note inspections of various units, commendations for discipline, and detachments marching to duty locations.
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Captain White
Second Dragoon Guards
George Beckwith
United Kingdom
Ireland
John White
4Th Dragoon Guards
Brown
Philipstown
John
Dublin
P. Carey
Sde
Robert Bolton
9Th Dragoons
Romford
Canada
Lior
Lisle
Galway
Porcamna
71Th
Steabaye
Limerick
Undown
68Th
Wallace
Burniefield Links
Edinburgh
Hope
Royal North British Dragoons
Scots Oreys
Clarke
Piershill Barracks
Portobello Sands
Duke of Wellington
Plain of
Looson
Hhe
Danbray
53D Regiment
St. Helena
Canterbury
Iuga
Weather and crop markets across regions report steady harvest
Oct 2 to Oct 4 reports describe frost in Ireland and rising grain prices in London and Dublin. Notes from Castleclat and Corum detail demand for castle goods, bread oats and barley prices, mutton and butter values, and a thriving harvest with wheat, oats, barley and beans yielding well. Local reports praise favorable weather aiding crops, with strong yields in corn, oats, and pulses, though fruit crops falter in cider counties.
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Ireland
Taatir
Castleclat
Liinenien
London
Conn
Dutlin
England
Foinsanca
Dyadee Courier
Shipping List From Liverpool and Holyhead Ports
Shipping list records goods and passengers arranged for Liverpool Glasgow Irvine and Holyhead routes. Goods include fish from Shetland and Wick. Passengers travel on various coastal routes with vessels Amity Tepac Vata and Lilly Armour among others.
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Evewine
Tina
Anined
Marahj
Douglas
Liverpool
Maria Crowther
Watwa Goods
du— Aerial
Kiersan
Gonds
Arivai
Burt Rock Walt
Civerpellim
Pegey
Margaret, Scott
I'Horse
Wick
Lilly
Armour
Ata
Irvine
Spenth
Spenth Packer, the Mail, Tac Holyhead—sir Colliers, Lygaine ‘Mine
Occ
Ristol
Lady Liverpool Packer
Holphead
Pinhum Pyckat
Holyhead
Menley Passage
Pssengers
Dublin Advertisements and Subscription Rates
Fragment from a Dublin print noting subscriber options and rates for one year, six months, and shorter terms. Mentions office address at 15, Parliament Street and references to subscriptions prepaid in advance. Contains garbled OCR with unclear dates and figures but conveys advertising and pricing context for the period.
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Iheir
Abdeweoor Mauris
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Leauite EN
Province
Luis Ca Cuigua Singitar Moribus
Duvet
Milltown
Wt. Clarke
Mansell
Gadrus
Assolas
Clark
Pied O'Gorman
Wilkinson
the Army
O'Laghtin
Royal Artillery
Walker
20Th Light Dragoons
Blake
Creagh
Newcastle
Anidant Adjutant General's Office
O'Loghlin
20Th Light Dragoon
O'Loghtin
O’loghlin
93D
Burns
Venus
Leask
Lerwick
John, Tucker
Bristol
Keiran
Margaret
Scart
Thursa
Peggy
Benwick
Larwig
Sinclair
Thurs
I'M. Burns
Wm. Farle
J. A. Davis
Brocatl and Sogs
Vnens
Jota Craig
Williams
P. Crawfords
Widow, and Co
Bror4a and Sons
D. Taylor
Nena
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