Voyage of Park Vessel Disaster on Yaourie River
A detailed account recounts Mr Park and companions sailing Yaourie bound for the interior. The vessel struck rocks near Boussa, drowning most aboard while a sole Black survivor, fluent in Fulah, was saved. The narrative notes the river from Le Fever Point to Jagrin Point as open and navigable below Boussu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge Park
Lyon
Suntharn
Park Perteliend
Etul
Otic Dee
Goa
Pho
Puncanno
Birnio
Yaouylo
Tovell Collas
Fontahe
Gold Coast
Habin
Jie
Abipas
Africa
Maxwell
Dumanno
Birois Yaouria
Park
Porvon
Yaourie
Boussa
Birnie Yeouria
Houssa
Rousse
Burgoo
Birnie Haouria
Duncanno
Pasa
Piccas
Bousta
Canoy
le Fever Point
Jagrin Point
Sierra Leone
Glave
Dancano
Yaoyrie
Donesa
Dancanno
Birnie Yaourio
Bousaa
Treth
Boussu
Bening
Barrow Readers Versus Paris Gentry in Contested Taste
A fragment discusses perceived literary habits of barrow women in London and Paris while mocking cheap editions of Voltaire and Hucine. It questions whether rural readers would trade Castalia for blue ruin and references a skeptical portrait of writers and readers, mentioning Jonathan and an alleged Niggos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frexeo Appia Wowrs
Thairetalls
Voltaire
Hucine
London
Fielding
Gibbon
Hume
Sterne
Paris
Barrow
Castalia
Jonathan
Jota MW Parry
Morgan Octoberty and the Universality of Knowledge
A satirical review of Sir Morgan Octoberty’s wide ranging aphorisms and maxims. The piece lampoons his encyclopedic breadth from theology to gastronomy, mocks his imagined academy, and notes critics’ mixed reception and the public’s fascination with his boundless wit.
Peace and its consequences for European trade
The Mercantile Advertiser argues that sustained peace would shift wealth through freer commerce, urging lower duties and broader trade. It warns that repeal or modification of corn laws is essential, or Ireland’s beef and grain exports could distort a long peace. It surveys debt, sinking funds, and likely fiscal moves if peace lasts seven to eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Oaliherty
Thomas
Morvan
Burogh
France
Engand
Russia
England
Ireland
Pitt
Unscheduled Nuptial Folly and Lighthouse News
A fragmented 19th century notice details a failed marriage arranged with a wealthy suitor, the bride escaping confinement as the groom hurried away to the country. It blends with a brief digest on charity, lighthouse expansion, and a misdated parliamentary note from Lord Pembroke.
Births and marriages amid Longford and Limerick notices
Longford and Limerick announce births and marriages including a son and heir to the lady of the Hon. St. EL Sinclair at Longford. a marriage in Limerick of Rev. William Mingrt ford to Catherine, second daughter of the Flon. and other country parish entries with church, district, and family details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irth
Longford
Fhursday
St. el, Sinclair
Henry Aues
Limerick
William Mingrtford
Chairne Houwe
County Kilkenny
Catherine
George Eyre Blasa
Lappy
Blumpares
Clarina
James Hewaun
Newtown
County Limerick
Fong
Mary
John Hewson
Cratle Hemeen
Al'trehorth
Carnarvonshire
Margaret
Julia Chepne
Irevand
Dublin Gazette Notice From Parliament Pub and Advertisements
Fragmentary OCR text from Dublin parish page indicates a printed notice published at Parliament Office with advertisements and a referenced annual event. Details are unclear due to corruption but imply an official notice distribution and year marking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Offoe
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Wont Tay
Morgan
Morgan GQ
Lalverty
University of
Geniua
Gannad
Sandora
Lord Spencer
Roxbuarghe
Blackwood
Seragto
Sir Morgan
Beauvillier
Octoherty
de Quincy
Newfoundland
Rowland
Kalydor
Wermuat
Hive
Telen
Atalanta
Italy
Landon Movning
Econo
Racine
Shakspeare
Mer Eharlitt
Brighton
Yates
Misa Branton
Cheltenham
Brighton Theatre
Green Room
Covent Garden Theatre
Haymarket
Liston
Scotland
Bristol
Watt
Parcy
Parkinson and Frodsham
Chen
Capttio
Parry
Nur
Long
Thas
Bute
Board Des Fonte Et Chavances
Salignania
Lord Chesterfeld
Lord Pembroke
Wayeami Mining
Pere Broke
Thames
Whitehall
Dratms
Con Lodge
County of
Catrick Michael Morris
Wu Tleaty
Wooplerp
Autare Ainner
Henry Baddell
Ralicengrapey
Ahear
Brethilling
Toura Bers
Leinster
Ulster
Dewander Paselikin
Behoer
Sterae
Sriphion
Johnson
Mroxmgn
Jamea Bristow
Thomas Callow
Britraveller
Sand P. Paneden
Herald
Tyro
Bebsins
Bradingas
Lord Byron
Edwards
Cape of Good Hope
Botany Bay
Lord Bamerset
PEVER
Cork-Street
J. Wale
It Nee
Hall Maqlom
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