Weather and crop outlook in October harvest report
An October agricultural notice notes wheat sowing and potato digging affected by wet September and October weather. It details the impact on wheat, oats, and potato quality, prices, and storage, with concerns about potato varieties, hay, and market pressures from Dublin. It discusses farming hardships, speculation, and expected harvest outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duulin
Septeber
Aston
Geeniy
Ta Tao
Trey
Dublin
Thor
Muarrel
Witter
Morkel
Bone
Farming Society Discontinues Premises Over Funds
A lengthy account describes the Corsty of Rinoank Farming Society meeting on Ui 24th Aistant, noting funds shortages force cessation of premises use and dampened spirits among members. Other items cover a Londonferry gathering approving farm society regulations, wheat yield reports, a tragic suicide case in Clastow, and various notices including insolvency relief court dates and a new church opening in Florida parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsty
Rinoank Farming Society
Metet Nana
Duke of Fainster
Elinic
Robert Datoache
M. PB. Ice
Nowra West
Londonferry
Derry
Hirtriets
Londonderry
Vyrone
Donegall
Thora
William Gordon
Sheepbridge
Newry Telegraph
Uck OF
Wagat
France
Clastow
Tucader
Kirkintilloch
Uufproiuute Nao
Avourney
Gorbals
Lins
Greenock
Onagh
Knniskillen
Cusan
Mobaglun
Pharday
Carrickfergus
New Church
Florida
Nilmwood
Cupples
Dinereul Bown and
Connor
JC. Gordob
Belfast
Diaiar Orpen
Otive
Tbs
I. U. Hoare
Robert Guinness
Me. Levinsoy
Dunleary Harbour Plan From Fraser Proposal Cited
A historic note praises Robert Fraser author of the Review of the Domestic Fisheries for asserting a Dunleary harbour plan. It recounts his Dublin council input in 1800, favoring a new harbour at Dunleary with a deep water channel to Ringsend, and notes Jsop and Neunie involvement and the plan’s aim to make Dublin a major emporium through navigable links to the west and internal trade growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suverrnga
Robert Fraser
Great Britain
Ireland
Dublin
Hallast Board
Dunleary
Ringsend
Fraxer
Joxsop
Jessop
John Neunie
Princess of Cumberland correspondence exposes impostor claims
A Warwickshire correspondent challenges Olivia Wilmot alias Nerées alias Cumberland, scrutinizing the soi disant princess of Cumberland. The letter questions lineage, dates, and age gaps, alleging a pattern of deception and asking pointed inquiries about her parentage and marriage to Mr Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tos. W. Parkins
Lille
Cumberland
Warwick
Mar
Wilmot
Sophia
Stratford Upon Avon
Kemp
Lewell
Robert Wilmot
Olivia
Smithfield
Duke of Kent
Sampson
Cusuber
Olive Wilmot
Bean Wilmot
Mr. Payne
Mile-end-road
London
Duke of Cumberland the Marriagn
Payne
St. Mary’s Churel Yard
Warwickshire
Earl of Warwick
Kidnapping Accusation Amid City Break In Case
A man of the game of John Gleason was charged with breaking into the house of John Grady of Cahivavilla and abducting his twelve year old daughter with aid from a large party. The girl leaped from a bed as they aimed to move her toward Tippecary and fled to Joship Cramp ton’s house where he reported the details and helped seize the principal suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gleason
Gool
Rav
Josips Crampton
John Grady
Cahivavilla
Tippecary
Peter Lynch
Mir
Binus
Damestreet
Git of the Hero on his dying diy in July Park
Fragmentary verse fragment appears to reflect on Toher Park and a noble friendship. The lines mention pity watching near and a dream of a hero viewing Tula relics brighter than any eye. The text is garbled with spelling errors and incomplete phrases.
Police Intelligence and The Blayden Robbery Row
Police blotter notes two separate incidents. At Powerscourt Lower Yount street James Hylands was assaulted by three men who searched him. one suspect James Kearns is in custody with two others later detained. In Usher's Quay a lead theft from Lucan mills led to Gannon and Trainor’s arrest and remand after confessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Street
James Hylands
Powerscourt
Lower Yount Street
James Kearns
James
John
Patrick Blayden
Coombe
William Mulvey
Patrick Mickey
Carman
Black Pitts
Starrold’s Cross Turfbank
Jodn Donnelly
Clanbrassil Bridge
Portobello
Donnelly
Boot Lane
Janos Bayden
Hayden
Lucy
Moe
Haydon
Ciredar Road
Ley
Lindon
Anstony
Donnally
Trevor
Mulvey
Hrarcs-streat
Payne
Blulvey
M‘cullom
Billy Mautvey
Robert Grattan
Atkingon’s Alley
Parvons
Gil
Meath Street
Airee
Ushers Quay
John Gaunon
William Traynor
George Studdart
Keyons
George Church
Newstreet
Gannon
Traynor
Lucco
Dublin
Lun
Usher's Quay
Thomas Blanchfield
John Preuder
Giannon
Vroyner
Laamb
Lucan Mills
Lerbert
Gi. Studdart
Msq
Crosthwait
Juncan
Court martial on aboard ship over drunkenness and quarrel
Notices describe a court martial on the brig William and Mary at Dublin for midshipman Li ipeneon charged with drunkenness and improper conduct toward an officer. Presiding Sir A Cochran e presides as inquiry continues with adjournment to morning for the prisoner’s defence. Also reports say the Earl of Darlington adds 500 guineas to a 40 like subscription for Sir R Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke de Frias
Amitosder
Biewines
Tsrough
Duke de Brios
London
Mir
Li Ipeneon
Wiliam
Mary Gathe
Dublin
A. Cochrane
Plymouth
Earl of Darlington
R. Wilson
Remarkable Trial in Pranch Court Sentences Paired Murderer
The Paris court condemned haron Ruault Wastrad for a desperate attempt to assassinate Major Guild Baron Dujcen. Evidence showed treachery and cowardice in duel and deceit, leading to a death sentence after the jury found him guilty. the general could not attend due to wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haron Ruault
Dujcen
Paris
Pacullay
Sassin
Lenght
Ani Donnet
Raf Kim
Anohey
Ruault
Ito
Biy Cotine
M. Qhenix U’tivtanger
Gilfiyy
Unclear notes of European diplomacy and Irish incidents
The fragment recounts a 17560s reference to Liew Duval’s alliance chat with M de Vargne and a Turkic vizier reply, then moves to a Dublin area tale of Mr Hudson’s eccentric Rathfarnham mansion. It notes Baron Arthur reducing rents, a Cantrick-on-Nunir attack on Mr Green, and an inquest in Middlesex into Mr Joseph Stevenson’s death by stabbing after mental distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiton
Liew Duval
Ruperli
Conagy
Hudson
Curren
Rathfarnham
Dublin
Cmitten
Grecia
Sezon
Oriens
Tuskay
Sungele Tooth Hall
Thomas Arthur
Bay
Glacomera
Hin
Cantrick-on-Nunir
Greenshae
Green
John Scully
Patrick Vaniel
M. Draw
Clonrud
Roger Scully
John
Thomas Stirling
Middlesex
Coach and Horses
Har ‘Wall
Joseph Stevenson
Willian ‘Pylney Jong Pele Wellesley
Calais
Brundwell
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Agriculture
Yrom
Princess OF Cumberland
Lady Holland
Napoleon
Police Intelligence
Pranch
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