Royal visits and appointments in 19th century weather and society
Distorted report notes visits by Earl Clare to Ves citys and the Marquis at Teths seat. Mentions lighting Waterford bridge in the future and J Ho Browne's appointment to Ely archdeaconry. Duchess of Dorset presents Rev G Gervis to Kemsing-cum-Seale. Misses Dennett engage for Covent Garden. Royal progress includes the Queen at Virginia Water with Princesses and nobles dining at Bagshot Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sader Mayne
Earl Clare
Teths
Lengleet
Wiltshire
Earl O'Neil
Belfast
Waterford Bridge
J. Ho Browne
St. John's College
Rye Archtesconry
Tlandatf
Hle Geace
Dorset
G. Gervis
Kemsing-cum-Seale
Raut
Dennett
Harria
Covent Garden Theatre
Wispsor
M.josty
Virginia Water
Duke
Gloucester
Bagshot Park
Earl
Oastun
Surrey
CURRAGH STAKES RESULTS AND ENTRIES
Racing at Curragh shows results with odds and names including Mr Gres Oak Jack and Nir Daly's Brava. Entries feature Colonel Brven's Wire and Six to four Brava as leading performers, with forfeit payments noted for several entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curragh
Gres Oak Jack
Didy
Atrea
Brven
Nir Daly
Rossmore
Mise Hembrey
Hassard
Washington
Oat Ah Kesy
Cotone
Uruen
Priday
Lancasterian schools promote rapid sewing and literacy
The article describes new Lancasterian schools at the College des Grasains and Rue St. Jean de Beauvais for girls and boys. It highlights rapid sewing training, marking linen to prevent loss, and large mixed classrooms using monitors and signs. It praises Parisian adoption and notes future expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Des
St. Jean de Beauvais
London
Paris
Great Britain
Trwo
France
Egypt
Quartern Loaf Va and Us Quarterera Unclear Entry
An OCR fragment mentions Quartern Loaf in Virginia and Ufali quarterera in the United States with a numeric code 74d, but the text is garbled and entities are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uartera
Varied Anecdotes and Local Notes From Earlier Times
The passage records humorous French English customs during a Parisian banquet, notes on an eel born in a Townend well and its death due to lime, stork reports from Amsterdam, and a Parisian newspaper circulation tally. It cites an Isle of Man census for Douglas detailing households, families, and demographics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heh Bey Ty
Capitel
Perizaud
Paris
Mr. O'Tanlon
Warrenpoint
Townend
Kilmacnock
Amsterdam Gazette
Dubberdam
Journal Des Dehats
Journal de Paris
Gazette de France
Journal General
Constitutionne
Ripening of Grain Observations from 18th Century Trials
An 1782 note from the Royal Society of Edinburgh reports cold harvest conditions and late grain ripening. Dr. Rockhuark tested stalks by cutting some and leaving others, finding weight parity between late and early-cut grain, suggesting low temperatures slow ripening and advising cautious timing of harvest to prevent underripe crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transactions
Royal Society of Edinburgh
Kiowell
Ko'ness
Rockhuark
Val Renbeit
Rockhuc
Seri
Meeting of Creditors at Royal Excuayay Today
John Allen senior and John Alten junior of Waterford to prove debts. Ivee and Burke agents Michael Bolger Dublin dividend. James Wheeler agent Joseph Actenon assignee. Bryan O Beane Longlord final examination Ldmuid Wlooney agesite Keddy Doggan asweetes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allen
Sen
John Alten
Waterford
Ivee
Burke
Michael Bolger
DubHo
James Wheeler
Joseph Actenon
Bryan O'Beane
Longlord
Ldmuid Wlooney
Agesite
Keddy and
Doggan
Asweetes
Lisbon Alg Freeh censel fan docks near Cape St Vincent
A damaged Lisbon bound vessel arrived, reportedly an Emperor of Moroccos cron cre in disguise, while several ships were driven ashore or towed into Wells and Margate. Others, including the Thais and Jeanne, sustained hull damage or were discharged, with crews saved or later landed at various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape St. Vincent
Morocco
Hepburn
London
New Brunswick
Hearo Bay
Downes
Appleby
Sheernest
Penryn
Margate Bay
Margate Harbor
Jeanne
Comberghe
Dieppe
Ihe
Wells
Helena
Coxon
Whitby
Newton
Leeds
Rhodes
Minerva
Howard
Falmouth
Wight
Patrick
Hull
Cromer
Lynn
Rgru
Gefle
Harwich
Friendship
Wilson
Ballout
Lynn Harbour
Messenger
Davidson
Cramer
Thomas and Ann
Yarmouth
Jenky
Margaret
Plymouth
Foskea
Newcastle
Jersey
Havre
Leipse
Dryden
Burnham Flattwon
Britannia
Otend
Tat Harbour
Volunteer
Hick
Norfolk
Henderson
Steele
Workington
Miramichi
Whitehaven
Kada
Braam
Dantzic
Amster
Lam
Greenock
Onnepth
Wellington
Chipstow
Box
Unicorn
Glasgow
Jamaica
Spencer
Sunderland
Bay of Fundy
Liverpool
Alfred the Great
Downs
Tamaica
Lang
Jane of
William
Philadelphia
Bourdeaux
Philadephia
L. Cresswell
Ceylon
Bengal
Chapman
Chepstow
Mitamichi
Saeke
Witimo
Zabeth
Wake
Larona
Robinson
Ruby
Peterson
Milford
Regent
Mulling—Hope
Davison
Middleton
Mason
Rotterstroma
His Majesty
Phaeton
Spey
Simon
Toup
Jansen
Rhode Iland
China
Liverpol
New-York
Bahia
Mary
Jong Ca
Lee
Trall
Joamny Davis
Bynton
Montgomery
Clyde
Troidad
Lotitude
Aula
Byron
Victory
Brown
Ayr
America
Syren
South Seas
Cargebau
St. John's
N. B
Newfoundland
Eliza
Kellie
River Plate
Army Review Near Cambray With Mixed Messages
Field funeral details and troop movements surface as Duke of Wellington plans to review the Army of Occupation in November. Reports mention seizing harvest labor, reinforcements, and colonial recruitment while Prince William of Prussia arrives amid ceremonial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussell
Augus
Duke of Wellington
Cambray
Army of Occupation
Righy
Wiliaan
Prussia
Court Martial Trials Report From Gibraltar and Grenada
Records detail multiple court martial charges against officers including Lieutenant West James Brown Done, Captain Arnaud, Captain Macdougal, and Lieutenant James Brown Done. Findings condemn acts of bearing challenges, misbehavior, and embezzlement. Sentences include dismissal and required restitution, with proceedings held at Fore Royal Martit and Gibraltar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cfnpral
Martial van
Moe Bret
Menten
11Th Foot
Arnaud
Harper
67Th Regiment
Macdougel
Ratte
Armaud
Miaren
Macdougal
West i
Mardougal
Chage
Terar F . Art Wert
Warrmitty
Hak Alan
Royal Martit
James Brown
60Th Regiment
Ofabba
Grenada
Teenetly
Canada
Hiphoew
Tran
Gibraltar
Ane
Charles Wey
London Markets Report Quiet Trade and Shifting Prices
Market notes show sparse activity with sugar prices steady to firm and refined grades in brisk demand. Tea sales at India House improving, corn markets fluctuating on weather, and rum prices rising slowly amid ample stock. tobacco and tobacco leaves trade mixed with Virginia leaf prices steadying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
India House
Laiverpool
London
Gereva
Vosseco
Virginia Tebacca
Dublin Shipping List Fragment Report
A fragmentary shipping list notes numerous vessels arriving and departing, with cargoes and passages between Liverpool Holyhead Montrose Chichester and other ports. Entries mention passengers and mail services aboard vessels such as the Spencer Packer and the Unnamed cutter with freight like timber malt and packs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lively
Donald
Mnail Holyhead
Express
Poe
Alert
Liverpool
Montrose Packer
the Mail
Holyhead
Spencer Packer
Chichester Packer
Rich
Mod
LHL tun Water at Dublin and Dispatch of the English Mail
A fragment notes water issues at Dublin and the dispatch of the English mail late in the day. The terse item hints at transport and communications matters within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ivaning
Proputed for the proprigtote at the Oiltee Parliamette Strett
In the country notices advertise advance payments for twelve months or shorter terms. The item lists amounts for three and four months, with monthly rates and providers. The text includes references to solicitors and firm names in Warwick-square and Teongda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parliamette Strett
Nib Tn & Co. My. 5
Warwick-square
Teogdai
Agron
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Sporting Intelligence
Lancasterian Schools
Neey
Lloyd's Marine List
Lisbon
the Army
THE
Dublin Shipping List
Fira-Fleap
Syvoempen
Satlel
Lune
Rhaabeth
Seaxllun
Goods
Fero Passagesbout
Patatigers
Mtouth
the Muus L
Grater
Lurlin
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