Fashionable World Comes and Goes Through Cashel and Kilkenny
The section records a parade of titled visitors and notable figures in Cashel, Kilkenny, and surrounding towns. It lists the Marquis of Sligo, Browne and O Connor parties, Lord Lorton, and others passing through towns en route to meetings, theatres, and lakes. It notes arrivals at Cheltenham and Kilkenny hotels, plus preparations for a political drama campaign and Mrs Edwin’s ship passage to Holyhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis of
Sligo
James Browne
Robert Browne
Saunders
Phe
Castebar
Westport House
Curragh
Sir Franels Burdett, Bart
Roger O'Connor
Cashel
Hoare-abbey
Francis
Burdett-O'Connor
Llandaff's
Thomastown
Cork
Sir Francis
Killarney
Boweltet
London
Tipperary
Lorton
Paria
Kilkenny
Richard Powel
Kilfanes
Holyhead
Edwin
Tifa Misa Erby
Epidemic Fever in Dublin Refuted by Hospital Doctors
Doctors at the Fever Hospital Cork-street report that epidemic fever has not pervaded the city. They note a drop in fever admissions over three months, and compare numbers with 1815 and 1816, asserting the illness is not more infectious or malignant than before. They urge continued precautionary measures to avert a calamity, if it arrives. The report is signed by multiple physicians of the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork-street
Dublin
France
Lady Morgan
Mary
Rome
Louis XIV
Louis XVI
Louis KV
Louis Xv
England
Ahy
Morgan
Beauce
Normandy
Brissot
de Warville
Julia
Julia d’Angennes
Corneille
Acty Morgan
Henry IV
Laivig. TV
Cardinal Richglfew
I. Elisse
P la Chaise
P.a. Chaise
P. Pigee
P. Elisee
P. la Chaise
Voltaire
Diderot
Sorbonne
Gibbon
Hume
Robertson
Racine
Shakepeare
Mercury
Metastazio
Ariosto
Virgil
Moliere
Kemble
Paris
Shakspeare
Lady Moran
Miyscit
Fever Epidemic Presses Cranmel and Nearby Towns
A Cranmel resident notes the extended typhus contagion spreading to poorer families, urging vigilance and hospital capacity expansion as the fever hospital nears full. The Clonmel Herald reports continued Irish fever in Ballina Westport and Newport with deaths scarce but cases rising among the humbler classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cronmas
Cranmel
Clonmel Herald
Castiesak
Ireland
Ballina
Westport
Newport
Mayo Constitution
Provincial Intelligence from Cloxmen and Newry Telegraph
Maher the house robber who escaped at Spring Assizes has been captured near Clones and jailed in Clonmel with Murphy named as his companion. In Newry a woman died after alleged domestic abuse and restraint by her husband. inquest returns verdict of strangulation. Lenaghan, linked to Heslip murder, arrives in Downpatrick jail. Horan charged with blue-bell entry thefts. Sir John M Mahon health report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloxmen
Maher
Richard Butler
Rtaher
Rathcormuck
Waterford
Clonmel
Clones
Murphy
Margaret Noble
Mungo Noble
Canal-street
W. Nedham Thompson
Newry
Mather
Newry Telegraph
Merrast
Lenaghan
Heslip
Killinchy
Scotland
Downpatrick
Carrickfergus
Fertar
Thomas Horan
Patrick Griffith
France in Lady Morgan's unsparing wit and flaws
The piece reviews Lady Morgan’s France critique, noting bold wit and heavy prejudice. It argues her praise of revolution, misreads of peasantry, clergy, and aristocracy, plus dense, often erroneous historical claims. The author lampoons her misattributions, calling her work a mix of vanity and inaccuracies across French society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
Lady Morgan
Morgan
St. Catharine's
Saint Didymne
Suds
Cleopatra
Bel-Uveil
Abelard
Louis XIV
Wuhdur
Sparta
Paris
Castle
Vincennes
Conde
Navy Circular on Wound Pensions From Admiralty
The Admiralty issues a formal circular dated Sept 16 7 advising officers on pension provisions for wounds suffered in service. It notes promotions and potential pension adjustments, and is signed by TQFIN BARROW as a respectful closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cirewar
Board of Admiralty
Fatal duel at Dangarean ends in Barron’s death
A duel on Wednesday night at Dangarean between Froeven Barron and James Tallon ended with Barron mortally wounded and dying on Tuesday. A gunfire exchange occurred amid a dispute. Barron was a lease tenant in Waterford Malitta. About 400 people awaited admission to the Boxes of Dearylind theater in London at half-price, to be seated in the saloon by novel and tasteful alterations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dangarean
Froeven Barron
James Tallon
Barrin
Mer. Barron
Waterford
Dearylind Theater
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ff. Barker
William Stoker
George Hagan
Robinson
John O'Brien
Richard Grattan
Teer
Provincial Intelligence
John M‘mahon
Litenatore
Tours
Chao
T Marcure
the Navy
Admiralty Office
Septa
Admiralty
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