Literary notices critique of American and European fiction writings
A sweeping review critiques The Fine Arts in America and various authors. It denounces a range of pieces from Miss Bailie to Jogona Bailie and Mr Yaniewicz, while praising Schiller and Watts. The piece also discusses Prussia, censorship, and the German push toward liberal reform, noting the Prussian army and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwood
Eimmer
Pickler
Carlisle
Westminster
America
Meniorve
Bailie
Rob Porter
Robert
Bniie
Jogona Bailie
Miss Baile
Lord Byron
Sir Walter Scott
Joanna
Combe
Yaniewicz
Mixa Landon
Schit'er
Flexkco
Suffolk
Alaric A. Watts
Tickler
Germa
Prussia
Ruusel
Crowds Fill Barren Span For Dancers In Equal Tilt
Burne Spoats reports crowds at Bar ren Span for Tish jig dancers with an even contest that led judges to award a silver watch to both leading girls for disposal as they wish. Race events, a fox funeral tease, and a twenty one man hurt ing match with blue and red jackets follow. The Bronamist offers quirky cures and humorous misprints amid notices of benevolences and theatre heroines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick Evening Post
Bronamist
Tienda
T' Saputs
Sadler
Charter Hines
M—p—m—g
King's Theatre
Port Patrick Steam Packets Debate Stalls Plan
Glasgow and Portpatrick committee report rejects steam packet establishment between Portpatrick and Donaghadee. While Captain Hamilton supported land improvements for Dover traffic, concerns over Scotland Ireland link and harbor conditions led to shelving steam service plans. A separate clinical note describes Alexandrine Poirier’s tumor surgery at Hotel Dieu on November 22 1822 with fatal outcome after attempted removal.
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Glasgow
Kewei
Barker
Rick
Sten Wessels
Sulontio Doo Colber
Sentelp
Portpatiek
Freeting
Aston
Loet Yaa
Cairn
Portpatrick
Hamilton
Dover
Donaghadee
Scotland
Ireland
Alexandrine Poirier
Hotel Dieu
Qdther
Mo Departenn
Gle
Sue
Dod
Abe
M. Dipaytres
Fer
Jews Report Rousing Converts Across Europe Amid Persecuted Jews
A dated missive from Danweca recounts Jewish families fleeing, synagogues reopening on Sabbath, and Capuchin aid amid fear in a Poland context. It notes new synagogues forming, reform movements spreading from Berlin to Breslau, and a young Jew embracing Protestant readings, akin to a Luther-like conversion, with progress claimed across Silicia, Poland, Prussia, and the broader region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lawis
Danweca
Mir Wolf
Heme
Phaeg
Danterehea
Poland
Dil Elw
Kandur
Holland
Germany
Miia
Ain
Berlin
Thulock Haw
Mary Sons of
Abraham
Breslau
Couaderuila
Silicia
Prussia
Unfortunate Marchioness and town sightings spark expulsion fears
Fragmented notices report a series of social gaffes and expulsions tied to Almack's season, including a young housemaid dismissed for improper conduct and a noble owner’s residence questioned amid rumors. Fire destroys Parry’s coach factory in Foreprise street, with total ruin but insured losses noted. A Glasgow meeting of weavers seeks wage increases and union formation to resist large manufacturers. A public roup in Kinghorn sells stock from the late Lord Haliburton’s estate at high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Almack
Gronvenor Square
Ayde Park
New Times
Chester
Ash Parry
Messra Parry
Vruss
Foreprte
Rapid
Sterae Wagem
Bold
Maasion
Haffe
Bremen
Jone, Jun
Lone
England
Chester Paper
Wratans
Glascow
Provan
Ingram-Street
Lanarkshire
Dumbertonshire
Renfrewshire
Stirlingshire
Ayrshire
Argyllshire
Perthshire
Scotland
Marty Spirtel
Kinghorn
Halinuty
Eyth Pepor
Market Report on Grain Prices and Supplies
A market summary details wheat barley oats and flour trading, with prices fluctuating from Monday to Friday. It notes limited sales, ample stocks, and declines in barley and oats as buyers restrain purchases amid ample supply from British Irish and foreign sources including Dantzic Antwerp Kiel Rotterdam and Tonningen.
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Londay
Rupp
Ae Will Beaven
Rmn
Beana
Pranacy Barkly
Lispanal
Wales
Prain
Veeselc
Gia
Hse
Leith
Antwerp
Peteraburg
Vantzic
Kiel
Rotterdam
Tonningen
Subscriptions and money letters notice at Parliament Office
At Dublin Parliament Office an notice outlines subscription terms for eight months and sixpence payments. It mentions renewal, double postage on cath half, and a table for the Dover of Money Letters. Advertisements received at the office include billing and renewal details.
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Fr Nudarribara
Duplin Joon
HMI
Parliamentar
Konia
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Busaurwoon
Magagix
Jena
Ujat
Stein
Hardapberg
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Naples
Arunite
Spain
France
Oriot
Prassit
Assermont
Citzene
Alwave
Prnasia
Haynnets
Russia
Austria
Frederick William
Stargard
Pomerania
Milne
Roasia
Anova
Continent
Post Office
Radgeuntiot
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