Disturbances and magistrates act in Mayo county
Disturbances and peasant unrest reported in Mayo with magistrates meeting at Castlebar to address the disorder. A fatal feud in Corry and patrol efforts to curb outrages are noted, while Newmarket and Kuttevant meetings consider strengthening peace and policing across the region. A Waterford burglary shows armed trespass and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Castlebar
Rees
Vaile
Pata William
Collis
Foriwilliam
Thia
Cocytt
Corr
Newmarket
Rome
Limerick
Kuttevant
Freeman
Castlecor
Nfo
Turn-up sparring oddity at a famed establishment
A lively account from a renowned sparring venue describes a comical incident where a sparrow and a hungry mouse vie over a prize bread crumb near the subscription room. The mouse pursues the crumb while the sparrow makes a dramatic escape and the crowd, including Rand al and Martin, observes with amusement as the birds trade blows and the scene escalates into a chaotic but playful spectacle. The report ties the event to a broader scene dominated by lively, spirited competition aboard the Active frigate near Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parow
Lin Moe
Aureragueang
Randal
Martin
Monsey
Election of an Alderman at the assembly house
The post assembly on William Street elected Jeffry Foot as Alderman to replace the late Col. Sankey, after a public rebuke of a prior unpaid sum and dinner customs. Foot accepted the role and led a townhouse dinner with the corporation at Morrison's, where toasts honored the new alderman and the late Lord Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essembly Houe
William Street
Col. Sankey
Commons
Jeffry Foot
Mag. Robt
Harry
Katy
Jacob West
King
William Dicknon
Hay
J.B. Fitzsimmons
Luck
Graeg
Aliuch Laughler
Mr. Foot
Shariff
Walsh
Foot
Mr. Harty
Wont
Dickson
Moat
West
Morrison's
Duke of York
Lord Lisdonant
Blacker
Live At
Chrome
Ammo
Poe Tari
Munday
Dinero
Cherie
Distiine
Peru
Dublin
Waterford
Tarnitenang
Desputes
Papas Peat
Robart Wilson
Paris
Vhs
Wean Tiderapal
Les Hneottvet
Roberidges Eave
le Will
Cont
Mantholon
Portia Street
London
Army promotions and Ireland officers merit in Gazette note
The Gazette records extensive promotions of English and Irish assistant commissary-generals with service dates from 1798 to 1811. It argues Irish merit justifies equal treatment and notes the Crown’s interest in Ireland. Newport depot details list detachments totaling about 2000 men under Colonel Toss and pending dispatch. Colonel Hillsoon narrowly escaped injury during militia field exercises. A court martial is pending for serjeant major Pilgrim over a disturbance in Queen’s city months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Trish
Newport
Isle of Wight
Cousints
Dhe
Albany Barracks
Uder
Toss
Hilisoo
North Lincoln
Wedarsday
Quean
Ordnance Offer from the Royal Regiment of Artillery
From the London Gazette October 13 1821 a list shows officers from half pay promoted or advanced in rank. Second Lieut Mathias becomes lieutenant, and officers such as Lethbridge Jol lis Boghurst and Wynne receive first or second lieutenancies, with several captains and majors named in brevet and full ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Regiment of Artillery
EH. Mathias
Jollis
G. Cubbe
Vres Holcroft
P. A. Lethbridge
Boghurst
J. Wynne
Cadat J. Deschamps
B. Slowarth
Kcl
Ant Tient
Biw. Pritchard
J. W.tobin
J. Brome
G. Duarnford
Gi. Wiliot
Gordon
Charles J. Welsh
Kent
J. Somerville
Furl
Por
Chesney
Trout
Robert
D. Warren
Cap
Jones
Oirdnance
Corps of Royal Engineers
Tanwis
Randulph
Trovenn
Etnstler
Vinton Tafe
Toul Vlarkiston
Thom Dad Jay
J.P. Kennedy
Dilta
Gow
Digan
Geerson
Fragmentary OCR notes on religious and demographic topics
An unclear, fragmented OCR text discusses a subscription opened for a voyage or duty, executions on a date, funds to be allocated to orphans, and a Spanish report on population distribution in Spain and nearby regions. It mentions prices, religious books, and a debate on church state relationships and church property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Rico
Whursdiav
Kalanre Tela
Uli Patel Carrere
Extinction of Panty Faims Intif in County Fermanagh
Court record from Enniskillen/County Fermanagh sessions dated October 18 1821 notes indictments for assaults at Borcoblin and Stragawnagh, with consent to plead guilty and enter peace bonds. Kerry Kerman proposes professional abstention from divisive topics, urging reconciliation and loyalty to the sovereign.双方
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebaniskilien
Linge Haan
Borcoblin
Ina Geveral
Rinta
Kornan
Fermanagh
Kernan
Ita
Iake
McKernan
Theatr Royal Opens With Altered Interior and New Drop Drapery
The Theatr Royal opened for the winter season on a modest turnout, with notable improvements inside the house. The new drop curtain with a deep gold fringe gains praise for artistry, while Miss Butesros and the cast receive favorable notices, and Mr. Wagar’s orchestra adds support as performances continue through August with various pieces and a staged debut by Mrs. Minais Herpesnng.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Misa Butesros
Dante
Greelet
Korzincs
Minais
Mes
Harter
Pasion
Pup En Iit
Weil
Preston
Antire
Crofts
Merv
Jersey
Wagar
Sh. Cotta
Haem Mar Warde
Satielny
Donators
Police Intelligence Head of Hiice and theft cases
A chaotic 19th century police bulletin reports Del Veoria encountering a stolen lamp stock at Eliza O’Leary’s shop on Charles Street. Lamps, burners and two suspects, Khize O’Leary and Mar Margaret Green, are implicated. Additional fraud and assault incidents at Capel Street and Anglesden Street are noted with arrests sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HIICE
Staten
del Veoria
Charles Street
Ontaido
Eliza O'Laaty
Dele Vio
Rel Vochio
Manly
Charles Streat
Khize O'Leary
Dui Vechio
Thana
Mountratilstreret
Van
Kairherist
Pakhurst
Michael Fitspatrick
Ellery and
Witzpatrick
Fragmented Advertisement Praises Orange Order Show of Loyalty
A lengthy, garbled 18th century advertisement extols public support for the Orange Order, praising Sir Harcourt Lees and Jervis, urging loyalty to Protestant causes. It claims widespread approval of the organization and laments threats to its influence, asserting fealty to leadership and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frestein
Burke
Harcourt Lees
Peirt
Nleck Howe
Dublin
Mryater
Layad Oran Ulge
Naid
Hell
Maneleaster
Lancater
Ander
Moses Jerves
Great Britain
Untimely Tire Breaker Feud Haunts City Streets
A night riot and violent clashes eruptful on Water Street as Moriy Mortiy and others suffer injuries. Police investigate a mob incident, while bystanders recount chaos and damage across the central avenue.
Unclear text about places and names in a distorted article
The fragmentary OCR includes numerous corrupted place names, person names, and phrases making it difficult to extract a coherent event. It resembles a garbled historical notice with scattered references to streets, people, and institutions, lacking a clear lead or outcome.
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Mayo
Erica
Tyrawly
Sheater
Mayo Constetution
George Green
Latah
Bear Cappoquin
Paver
Cappoqiii
Nana Aerloes
Alber
Louth
Sint Garden
Portsmouth
Gibraltar
Dundalk
Wwe
Sore Iphdown
Iaelf
Juentyned
Adlehaven
Aston
Aleeady Bend
Hiscny Sun
Qetoler
Combate Ag
the Army
London Gazette
Ordnance Offer
Bermanagh
Theatr Royal
Leinie
Howe Pont
Kartor
Geansy Cather
Police Intelligence
Callfaest
Maine
Mungeret Green
Gary Lands
Marzaret Green
Mieemsuioe Commission
Ste Harcourt Lees
the Patriot
Monitiy
Uae
Ibaa
Tages
Bert Wis
Alii
Dyer
Bok
Psc
Laatines
Bages
Frebelowas
AL Deaton Couch
Deana Toon
Mead Lea
Dararitt
Sen Hohn
Loewe
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