Local and national alerts span Ireland and Europe
The report covers a large meeting in Carlow with rent collection notices and eloquent speeches, Christened events in Clonmel including a near fatal bayonet incident, and incidents in Certick-on-Bair and Monastereven. It notes visits by Lord and Lady Combermere to Lough Courer and Ennis, a bishop’s visitation at Killaloe, fair stock sales, and an Alderman election. It also mentions theatrical disputes in Birmingham and caricatured debates about theater and morality, with broader references to Bun and a list of titled figures and nobility. It notes the Buonaparte family voyage confusion and Hanoverian troop decisions in Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin
Carlow
Cathe
Bos
Haltavin
County Kerry
Criffin
Mahony
Brogden
Tipperary
Clonmel
Andrew Dugean
Excise
Sth Regt
Joan Mullins
Certick-on-Bair
Elin
Maryborough
Monastereven
Combermere
Loughcooker Cocthe
Viscount
Wednes- Gort
Ennis
Limerick
Killaloe
Kilfenora
Stackpoole
Croom
London Fashions for September Morning OREBA Dress Describe
A historical fashion listing details an evening and day dress with yellow and white crepe fabrics, gold buckles, and lace. It notes a shaded muslin style with amatal stripes, a five tuck skirt, and a round cap. The evening dress features rose silk floss, blond lace, pink satin bows, a white tulle skirt, and a large pink crepe bonnet with ostrich feathers and jewelry details.
Scotland Trade Tactics and Fisheries Update
A Glasgow Herald style digest covers favorable grain ripening and brisk wheat stacking, with oats ripe but tilting. It notes modest butcher work this morning as harvests proceed. Fisheries report cites Loch Erriboll and Respont coast fishing expanding, Moray and Ross coasts less successful. A long excerpt humorously chronicles Scottish negotiating habits, price haggling, and credit terms, concluding with a social update from Holkham and Lady Coke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow Herald
M. Tree
Sinclair
Hallande
Glasgow
Lord Reay
Loch Erriboll
Respont
Moray
Ross_shires
Inverness Courier
Catholic Rent Meeting Advances Collected Parish Rent
A parish meeting of Roman Catholic inhabitants from shore districts met at Rev Mr Stafford's house in Tobella to organize and resolutions for collecting parish carth rent across several areas. Mr Dolan praised Catholic efforts while Mr O Connell was cited as the key figure to carry the measure forward. The gathering, chaired by Mr Hughand then Mr Roche, approved resolutions supporting justice and nonviolent redress, thanked speakers, and adjourned after setting collection details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connell
Dublin
King’s Beach
New Ross
English Constitutional Society
Arena
Conway
Thay
Roman Catholic Association
Constitutional Society
Redmond
Roche
Haband
Roman Catholica
Whig
Napper ‘Tandy
Hamilton Rowan
Ponsonby
Flis
Stafford
Ennis Catholic Finance Meeting and Enniskillen Trials Mentioned
The Catholic Association's Finance Committee, chaired by Nicholas Manon, discussed rent remittances from Cork to Kilkenny and other areas, and reported on a Protestant landlord presiding at a Dublin debt meeting. A letter from Mr Kernan noted Enniskillen trials and a plan to publish a pamphlet, with potential printed notes and orders for publication by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Manon
Esa
Catholic Kent
J. Dennary
Feimay
County Cork
J. D. Mullen
Nicholas Withe
P. O'Neill
Orving
Templecrum
Covserley
Gourtown
Mullingar
County Wesnea
Byene
Andrew's
Wahine
Sugrue
Loushrea
Darrischewe
Clones
Danimoe
Dundalk
Kilkenny
Mutingar
Mahony
Lough
Conway
Freas
Hobard
Fragmented OCR prompts a puzzling local note
A garbled OCR passage describes a municipal or district event with scattered place names and actions. It mentions data, a calendar, and a sequence of procedures, though the text is largely incomprehensible and difficult to extract coherent facts from. No clear outcome or date is identifiable.
Markets Report Mixed with Dull Demand and Thin Trade
Market letters note limited activity across grains and provisions with wheat oats and barley showing fluctuating demand. Prices drift due to variable buyer interest while butter, cheese, and bacon trends reflect modest shifts. exports and stock levels cited for September week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coax
Liverpool
Belfast
Dublin
Killala
Weatsort
Wexford
Grasnow
Canada
Stirlingshire
Bancey
Stirling Boll
Tithes in London Parish Meeting Against Lay Impropriator
A large meeting of Saint Botolph parish residents at Aldgate Church discusses tithes paid to Roger Kynaston the lay impropriator for Warehouses in the parish. They recount rising tithes from 6d to 1s and a perceived annual gain of about 4,000 pounds, urging reform and citing previous similar resistance in St Dunstan’s West and St Andrew’s Holborn. The session vows to pursue reduced tithes and questions the impropriator’s claim without Parliament-backed enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Hotolph
Aldgate
Roger Kynaston
Eastfoilia Company
James Hoppe
Standring
St. Marge
Tthem
Danatan
St. Andrew, Holborn
St. Dunstan's
Algal
St. Andrew's Mothern
Carter
Keracan
Addin Dd Superves
CM Co
Hector
Ju Dbatho
Dargons
Murho
Fatydre
Amar Gowidl
Mr Black
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thia
Brazol
Prr.t
Wales
Norbury
Justice Vendeleur
Baruraey
Birmingham
Huon
Bonn
Liston
Chettenhim
Farland Countess of
Varendon
Countean
Charlemont
Earl
Leitrim
Baynes
Miss Rhyder
Mimes Addington
Col. Murray
Band Lady Sheridan
John Lambert
Frederick, Bart
Kir Wai. Bellinghaw
Simeth Stewart
Malion
Frankfort
England
Hanover
Portugal
Johennisberg
Wein Count Munster
Brinne Metternich
Ken
Jork
KRGA
Kege
Firkina
Kegs
Ladon
Faith of England
London
Scotland
Dinuke
Maceelt
Sir William’s
Birt
Holkham
A Coke
Bevan
Hstreet
Roman Cathoulic Association
Enniskillen
Kenan
Evita
Meana
Knoiskillen
Ranekilen
Court of
King’s Bench
Kernan
Conway Ther
Bertau
Mr Kernan
Othc
Ube
Ratayne
Cueway
Berroa
Lue Sige
Wally Reeder
Ifietey
Cork
Aioe Ghiys
Oata
oRuah
Masoe Do
iMak
India
Rio
Galway
Strangford
Leece Myon Ito Buttieheal Shue, Labs
S. Conn
Lingarek
Harley Hym
Apache Awe
al Eagh
Piers
Bermaet
Gol
Turk
Rtas Valves
Nowy
Waterton
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