London and Europe News Roundup from Sept 1 1785
A condensed dispatch covers Constantinople Fortifications and canal defenses, Hamburg lotteries ban, Austrian troop movements toward the Netherlands, and FrenchBrentano divisions. An Edinburgh letter reports Prince William Henry cargo ship accident near Dumfries. Lunardi ascends in Cupar and lands near Calliach with town honors. a Russian manifesto grants settlement rights in Caucasus and tax exemptions. A Dart of Liverpool tragedy recounts slave ship voyage wreck, crew deaths, and survivors survival tale.
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Edinburgh
Prince William Henry
Robb
St. Petersburgh
Dumfries
Carfe
India
England
Bengal
Pagoda
Bombay
Cayenne
Henry Morecroft
Lunardi
Heriot’ Hospital
Frith
Cupar
Calliach
St. Andrew's
John Hope
AinNie
Fife
Russia
Caucasus
Czardkde Selo
Bridge Town
Dart
Liverpool
James Harlem
Yarleton and
Backhouse
John Ormond
Africa
Haflem
William Griffiths
Barbadoes
W. Long
Harrison
Mr. Dickinson
James Robinsons
Henry
Morecroft
Peter McAllister
Thomas Chethire
Thomas Morrie
Richard Whitneys
Edward Guile
James Matthews
Nich
Chethire
BuGnefe
Henry-street
Denmark-street
Dublin
Thomas
Dublin machinist Francis Kirchhoffer earns public commendation
Francis Kirchhoffer, a machinist to the linen manufacturers, continues to prepare and assemble carding, combing, dabbing and pinning machines for cotton and woollen works. His craft, accuracy, and attention to materials have pleased the public for five years.
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Francis Kirchhoffer
Dublin
Fane
Sturgeon linked to daylight robbery amid Dublin court fair
Police report William Sturgeon alleged as one of a gang that robbed two men of a watch and other items near Blue Bells. Sturgeon, living in Porto Bello, claims to have walked the night of the incident. Court actions follow with multiple felonies and executions on the calendar.
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Blue
Bells
William Sturgeon
Frarch
É&C
Sturgeon
Porto Bello
Hebburn
Kilmainham
Otober
St. James
Brinsley Nixon
Nixon
College of Physicians
Dottor
Francia Hopkins
William Harvey
Charles Quit
Edward Brereton
Robert Perceval
Stephen Dickson
Doctor Quin
Doéor Dickson
Tholses Sesstons
John Moor
James Body
Merion-treet
Johin Meaghan
Edward Gordon
Galbraith and
Hamilton
Michael Bulkeley
Alderman Howison
Hugh Magan
Richard Meadwell
Lofusiane
William Sterling St. Clare
John Meaghan
Moaney
Leathley
Mary Hardy
Edward M*donough
Murray
John Nevil
Arbracken
County Meath
Iifk
Ina Lane
Nevil
Quay
M‘donough
Hardy
Meaghan
Mc Donough
Meaghas
Harry
James Bavit
Thomas Callaghan
Michael
Dublin
Dera
Iho
Fermanagh
Cavan
Meath
Wong
Mr. Price
Dolgetty
Meniiayshire
North-Wates
Theatre-Royal
Yourg Weichfeld
Georgi
John Brute
Letter to Black Rock Association Leader on Renewals
A reader urges W. M. O L E Esq to press the Black Rock Association Committee to call a full meeting, renew subscriptions, audit accounts, and publish notices. The writer notes two years of operation, initial guinea per subscriber, careful budgeting, and warns that without renewal the association’s peacekeeping gains may end and local inconveniences recur. The letter, signed by one of the association, seeks mobilization and accountability.
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Black Rock Association
Fis
Stefteach
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Constantinople
Black Seca
Araboadee Abidah-Effendi
Mufti
Tbrahim-Effendi
Hamburgh
Franckfort
Netherlands
Brentano
Wertheim
London
Ocober
LEN
Ottonkaas
Belfast
Belfan
Lurgan
Castle Bellingham
Dundalk
Little
Capel-street
Mila Moore
Dr. Moore
Naas
County of
Kildare
Esq