Malachy Alten Trial At Recorder Court
Malachy Alten faced trial for taking part in a March Market riot at Clarendon Market. The Lord Mayor urged humane handling, but he was ordered imprisoned six months on first count and two on the second. Also tried was Thomas Kirby for rape. Kirby pleaded guilty after delays and mercy was sought. Martha Mansergh, accused of stealing children's clothing, was helped by a charitable subscription as her case highlighted Irish language traits.
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Malachy Alten
Laremit
Sararchiy
Wn Aesourt
Bradshaw
Hap
Pascuine
Clarenton Market
Loristip
Tity
Davewr
Montegotery
Whelan
Devereux
Hournes
Bournes
Martha Mansergh
Catherine Griffin
Cape-Valley
Kerry
Lewy O'Halloran
Dublin
England
Mendicity Asylum
Pricertrix
Uec
Robison
Scuner
Hesturd
Teaninck
Burton Hall
St. Clayton Browne
Browne's Hill
Pritish Island
Pastor Raaxes
Temminck
Amfernoa
Lennaus
Wexford
Cucina Post
Mississipi
Feinsula
Spain
Westminster Bridge
Jurti
Green Park
Cate Ss
Knights of the Har
Placus
Chiad
Trish
Leiber
Guild of Merchants Meets and Elects Freemen
A meeting of the Guild of Merchants was held on Weinesday with senior master Mr Sut presiding. Alderman Nu proposed restricting candidacy to three months’ membership, a motion opposed by Sir ALA. Wing as impractical. Several freemen were elected, including Sir C. Ly Casseche, AB. Ring, Davies, and others, before adjournment to discuss routine business and preliminary matters on grain and labour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ala
Wing
Barto
Sony
Ly Casseche
Alb. King
Co L. Chisserhe
Rowan Athulics
Onistebe
Ennechagsset Stont-Lawty Bar AB
Ring
Re. Davies
Jo L. Crosbie
Camae
Tasked unit moves and battles near Kilkenny and Galway
A fragmentary report describes troop movements from Halifax to Limerick and Athlone, the 68th Regiment marching into Athlone, and Major General Harris inspecting and praising the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion at Limerick. It notes American papers on Colombian sales at Murucagbo, and Porto Caballo fortifications being destroyed prior to evacuation, signaling strategic shifts in the region.
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Wthutl
Murucagbo
Plate
New York
la Gayra
Porto Caballo
Porto Cabello
Births and Marriages From Dominieh Street Notice
Births and marriages listed with names on Dominieh street in Mre Vaultain and nearby areas. Among the items are three children born to a mother, the base of Tritiah Ambassador, and several entries noting engagements and familial connections across multiple counties and towns. The column also records deaths including Major General Cyeey and other local figures, with brief notices of mourning and service details.
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Dominieh Street
Mre Vaultain
Tee
Agit
Marrien
Et Rerne
Tritiah
Plomas Febooch
Caetar Teityy
Maleeworthy
Te Maranret
Edward Mayne
Wirg'ts Benel
Ireland
Rathonh
Ped Norman
Donegal
Mose Pister
Orty
Nassau Forster
Ricks
Ray Conelen Spencer
Brerer
Wheathelt
Oxon
Peyton
Duke
Marlibaraneh
Mary
Serope Berpard Morhind
Bort
Thorsitac
Geonwetshire
Willicor
Penedielt
Te Letuin
Stepues Unies
Ballyaenobe
Sted Pave
Deanatky
Watliam Poreet
Heney Maraeil
Ess
Phar Torn
Cork
Thomas Sabie
Macy Anne
Jota Pigan
Great Badeforth
Witehen
Win
LGU
Cyeey
Te Mian
Elientslan Viter
Manning Oes
Cin
Eh Testant
Paton Mek
Tuo Thoppeie BF
Cure
Mito
Teabellia Montague
Decahter
Duke of
Langan to Fight Spring for Prize in London Ring
A dated report from London outlines a boxing match arrangement between Tow Sentne, champion of Fiyland, and Joan Langan, with plans for a match on the seventh day of January next. Fifty pounds to Belcher and the purse to be shared, with stipulations on ring size, refereeing, and forfeiture if terms are unmet. Witnesses listed include Hatsann and PL Reps Otapa.
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Fiyland
Tow Sentne
Joan Langan
Langan
Mans’ Cer
Ireland
Niele
Bork Langan
Belcher
Amit
Corres
Cutee
Thomas Spring
Uiree Toah Puede
Thonas Belcher
Phalhoon
London
Cynh
Caine Anna
Panton-strest
Leicester Square
Rac Purty
Mila
Dhe Souhies
Duel of Spring and Langan in Dublin era clash
Onurrosolors relay important correspondences between belligerents Spring and Langan. Langan, a fine young man from Dublin, declined a London visit in 1813, opting for a campaign in liberty. He joined a regiment raised there by General Dovercasx for the Columbian republic, surviving amid a harsh theater of early 19th century warfare.
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Citi
Mai
Ele
Doblinaubarh
Bers
Lally Benith-Bridge
Dalphin's
PLA
London
PSE
Donnelly
Langan
Tiberty
Dublin
Dovercasx
Sain
Spider Fear Incident and Walpole Political Stratagem
An 18th century tea card style recounts a girl named Miss Kans as terrified by a jest about a spider, causing temporary loss of speech. It also notes Sir Robert Walpole using illness whispers to influence a political measure, with bishops rallying to support the archbishop and a favorable majority.
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Rouert Walpole
A& T
Canterbury
Ak Herone
Walcotents
Bim
AL Vs
Lambeth
Mach
Gentionen
Robert
Fragmented county notes on prices and wildlife sighting
An excerpt reports varied items from Clare county including price talks on offerings to lure purchasers, a farmer finding a dog drowned in a drain, and a shepherd’s discovery of a buried animal remains. It also mentions natural history notes on birds and a Himalayan peak elevation study.
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County Clare
Imany Trentlemen
Huyrane
Tepistes
Rouen Cotton Mills and City Life Observe Steam Power
Etract describes Rouen’s steam powered cotton houses with engines built by London makers. It notes three-story workshops housing about a hundred workers, chiefly youths, and details milling steps from carding to spinning. It discusses coal costs, Belgian and French fuel, and dockside activities including wine loading, carter gear, and local commerce along the Seine. The piece contrasts Rouen’s architecture, bridge designs, and church life with remarks on public ceremonies and a Joan of Arc statue.
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Rouen
Messrs
London
England
Pemoia
Belgium
Normandy
Havre
Paris
Eople
Nen
Lyons
Rowen
France
Deva
St Quen
Seine
Rotten
Vrije
Waltaay
Nogeuuiks
Derersun
Joan of Arc
le Valle
Don Danich Bauhonne
St Gmior
Hedinks
Horrible murder letter from Valenciennes cited in 1823
Extract of a Valenciennes letter describes a chambermaid who murdered her mistress by pushing, bludgeoning, and dismembering. Details trace the crime from noon one day to dawn the next, with staged concealment and accusations of accomplices. The report also notes related crime and political commentary from the period.
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Valenciennes
Atairs
Schelde
Venir
Onnain
Brenly Alarnedy
Schelle
Obscure Ages Literature Saved by Indefatigable Zeal
The text notes a library rescued from the dark ages by relentless labor, describing a lane floor gallery with a painting display. The catalogue lists old masters though few likely remained after forty years of turmoil. busts include Siere, Thos Comeille, Fontenelle, and Rotrou, all figures connected to the locale.
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Ins
Sierre
Thos
Comeille
Fontenelle
Rotrou
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Recorders Court
Usb
Bond Parte
Prihow Basciplice Committee
Darel
Atimy
Ford
Othiat
Tialdax
Halifax
Dorigmouth
Lube
Kinerick
Wiescity
Patrick Meehan
Clonmel
Mijor
Adenenten Moy
John Rly
Khimerick Fir Calin
Mudige
Hood
Charles Ciachan
Hattison
Galway
CG Harris
Crnoral
W. G. [Lartin
Literick
Coghlan
Jamin
Dieoanither
Dil Vrauronny
Melaf Booman
Coles
Ivety
Janes Haddock
Vana
Mers Rhaat
Dutoy Slaw
Grange
Siadenty
Mir
Carney
Aged &A
Hearinind
Tae Saing
Antoud
Antoud Ber
Wottoews
Ter Lee Cout
Tiabe
Hatsann
Nwagar
Aly
Miss Kames
Speerle
Faculty of Speech
Kans
Taunton Courier
SaChas
Rall
Reo
Uiig
Bath
Hin
Avit
Iqairy
Ehe Shepherd
Lanark
Wetootrites
the Asiatic Researches
Monsra Hodgeon
Herbert
Hiralaya Ridge
Thomas Bade T Chesater
Ajales
Hughly
Oyler
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