Arrival of Lon g Journals and European dispatches
Late night imports reveal extracts from French and Hamburg papers. Reports on Prussia, Russia, and Turkey shaping European policy, with notes on Protestant Catholic labels and calls for equal civil treatment. Market chatter covers stock, bonds, corn, bacon, and currency trends as trade cautiously moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sveta
Amherst
Bonaparte
St. Helena
Sime
Stock Exchange
D-Fiauller
Robbery and burglary case heard at Head Police Office
A man named Roe and three accomplices assaulted Mire Cathes re Dann on Fishimblesreet and stole her purse and contents. James McCarthy and John Wright pursued and captured the suspect in Charlestreet. he was committed for trial. A separate youth was charged with a misdemeanor and discharged after magistrate's order. Another youth stole six pieces of cloth from Hickson's in College-green. he was apprehended at Anglener-street and committed to Newgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathes Re Dann
Fishimblesreet
Therce Oelock
Roe
Ilae
Audicinus Rabbery
Jamea Mccaurthy
John Wright
Pease-atteers
Charleastreet
Dain
Nicholas Curran
Heal Police
Hickson
College-green
Wellington Quay
Bases-bridge
Howl
Dukeratéeet
Return of the Prince Regent at the Pavilion
Brighton notes the Prince Regent expected back at the Pavilion around the 70th of the month amid weather woes and spectacle. Reports on naval figures, travels of dukes and royals, deaths, illness, and ship movements fill the scene with society and public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Duke of York
Cook
Geo. Cavendish
Easthourde
Duke of Kent
Count Maratalla
Brussela
Plymouth Dock
Mort Cistinzuivhe
John Thomas Duckworth
Grand Crown of the
Bath
Wine
Plymouth
Ant
New Roney
Persum
Viscount Boringdon
Morley
Paris
Lord Cochrane
France
Deary Bine Theatre Oongs
Covent-garten
Sionsiay
Misa Tlughes
Lymington Theatre
Mies Stephears
Ginger
Winchester
Cobbett
Wong
England
New York
Botley
Etmpahire
Cork
Doyle
Halfix
Female fashions this month feature elaborate gowns and accessories
The piece describes various dress styles including full gowns with muslin, net veils, pearl and Parisian ornaments, and bonnets with high crowns. It notes colors like black, Prussian blue, and bronze shoes, plus gloves and embroidery. It also mentions a scholarly note praising Galvanic studies by Doxovay and a French reply from Arcueil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencers
Hac
Fever Hospital notices and provincial intelligence items
The Cork street Fever Hospital announces the opening of newly added beds for contagious fever patients and reports admissions, discharges, and mortality for July and August. Provincial intelligence covers robberies, a fatal accident near Ballyseedy, a dispatch of funds for Knoc kanure and Leslie Wren, and social unrest in Ennis plus a note on the Inconstant frigate's return from the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork-sreet
Corl-street
Cork-street
Robert Peal
Tehouelag
Sistas
Eaid Hosspital
House of Recovery
Cork
Nreet
Dublin
Joan Hans
Daray
Kicaceauy
Road From London To Holyhead Third Report
A Select Committee report from June 23 1817 on reforming the London Holyhead mail route. It endorses Coventry route for speed, notes potential 36-38 hour journeys, references 1815 findings, and urges further improvements to reduce transit time and improve Irish correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haly Gad
London
Housef Commons
Holyhead
Dublin
Holme-shave
P.wt
Select Committee
Post-Ofice
Coventry
Oxford Road
House
Welch Roads
Hudiyhead
Trinh
Oxford
Dolyhead
Wales
Port Office
Birmingham
Shrewsbury
Wellington
Parliamenttary Commission
Holyhent
Tiane
Welch Road
Bngland Jend
Holyhena
Bristol
Holytead
Anglesea
Holphead
Trish
Posmaaters-General
Posenasaters
General of
Ireland
Howth
Cosenea Frans
Engin
Lannton
House of Commons
Prince
Birminghan
Hulyhead
Post Office
Swanson
Fairs Schedule Details Across Counties Next Week
A fragmented list of fair dates and locations across Ireland. Includes Monnay Wicklow Mayo Waterford Kerry Cork Limerick and more with towns such as Cashel Swords Dublin Ballinalown Ardrahin Galway and Kilkenny cited among others. Dates shown span Sept 8 to Sept 14 with multiple entries per county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monnay
Ashford
Wicklow
Ballwhderin
Mayo
Vallinamultioa
Waterford
Babyheye
Kerry
Baney
Vonepay
Sart
Cashel City
Tipperary
Emper
Wemeath
Frotona
Tyrone
Keils
Meath
Knockney
Limerick
Pasage
Lipperary
Weongspan
Ballyvoorney
Cork
Bull- Dineddent
Yor-Kuuwkillea
Fermenaghe Swords
Dub Lin
Assize aid Price of Bread nest Heek
Quarter Let-abn Som Bl da, Ode Half Quarters Leaf ait. Yuz od, Os, Td.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wondon
Prussia
Pari
Repgia
du Iy
Alan Colmnis
Fron
Morderate
Alexander
Petersburgh
Elis
Moscow
Warsaw
TOD Fassiqnasse World
Doxovay
Gilvanian
Baht Holler
la Societs
Monsieur
Arcuril
Monsieur, Mouseur Donovan
Wariaroup
Patrick Hancey
Shatukill
Martin Muleshy
Joseph Redmond
Bal
Ivlaneen
Thomas Keane
Sesfield
Richard Power O'Shae
Gardenmorris
Rosa
Robert Reardon
Killarney
Ballyseedy
Crusmoe
Western Therald
George
Samuel Raymond
Hiversdale
Knockanure
Leslie Wren
Litter
Ennis
Clare
Sir James Yeo
Portamouth
Cogat
Africa
West Indies
America
Jamaica
Port [Boyal
Jimaica
Alen
Bayly
Guernsey
Lord Howard
Vaunapar
Saet
Ballinalown
Westmeat
Kilnstock
Cavan
Kilworth
Mybil
Leiraneshanmuidla
Langiard
Faipvy
Seer
Ardrahin
Galway
Baltingliss
Wickow
Conebill
Croamolina
Kuyeworthytown
Lunglod
Reavy
Armaga
Kiltennycommon
Linerck
Kukenny
Loughgia
Roaanion Vacroume
Cyrk— Olamdo
Rathdewney
Quetnhs
M. P
Burley
Bhiour
Ain
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