Turbulent chronicle of naval clashes and revolved fires
The dispatch details reinforced 15 or 16 ships under Capitain bay, a report of Ottoman fleet destruction by fire, and Greek contingents near Samos. It notes Turkish reconquest attempts, engagements with the Broke, and the near-obliteration of Patkish vessels, with Beals Nuova described as a scene of revenge and the British vice-consul escaping to the Turkish Cadi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitain Bay
Samos
Scala Nuova Trgnaporta
Sto
Rhodes
Cara Ali
Beals Nuova
Lord Cocman abandons Lima stronghold. markets mixed
Letters from the Fourth of July report Lord Cocman compelled to abandon his post at Lima and retreat with his squadron. The British market notes uncertain harvest weather depressing funds, with a slight rebound as rainy weather limits vary by region. The Turkish return and Greek allegiance moves cause minor shifts in bond prices while continental exchanges fall about 1 percent amid rain across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulil America
Hio
Cocman
Lima
Dutiux
Peyu
Loxney
Ardon
Consola
India
Rance
Germany
Poland
Thy King's Visit to Ireland Amid Turbulent Feuds
A Diaberdegh Correspondent details King’s Irish tour as a turning point in quelling feuds and prejudices. The visit is praised for uniting factions, promoting civic virtue, and inspiring loyalty, with the monarch lauded for benevolent governance and lasting prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Lord Sidmouth
Retrenchment plan sparks debate on national spending
The Dublin Journal reveals Treasury retrenchment details for civil departments and argues for a broad reduction to 1797 money standards. It contends savings are negligible while debt interest dominates the budget, urging a general pay cut across public costs to align with tax changes. The piece outlines debt versus civil, army, navy, ordnance, and civil service expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Treasury
Dublin
London
Surveyor General
The Harvest Weather Ravages Crops Across Counties
The article notes persistent rain injuring crops in Wicklow Kil dare and Dublin with heavy losses in low-lying areas. Potatoes show promise, while grain prices rise in England. Market reports from Waterford Limerick Galway describe wheat, oats, barley, and butter prices. barrels of wheat sold and demand, with overall price increases amid favorable weather and supply concerns.
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Wicklow
Kildare
Dublin
England
London
Ireland
Waterford
Oate
Bailey
Limerick
Galway
Ehate
Mim
Iacmers
Harley
Royal route disrupted by storm forces shelter at Laugh Swilly
His Majesty the King of Mogland returned to the Parkas Phucstay area as violent winds drove the Royal Yacht offshore. His sixcellency and suite disembarked and traveled inland to town. The King is expected in the capital, staying at the British ambassador’s hotel before moving to the Duke of Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkas
Lord Glancarty
Duke of Wellington
Waterford Grand Jury Nomination Critique of Inspector Post
A high sheriff’s address to Waterford’s grand jury proposes a candidate for gaol inspector amid debate over clergy appointments and dual roles. The writer praises the inspector’s humanity and service, questions precedent, and appeals to jurors’ public trust after nine years of unimpeachable conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theenenor
Durliy
Mia
el Haverend
Waterford
Ireland
Thera
Kerry county attacks and murders report in Kerry region
A 2 am raid by about 40 armed men on Mr Enright's home in Kerry aimed at firearms, followed by a siege at Mr Kitson's house in Galesbridge where he resisted and claimed a dead attacker. Separate incidents include a fatal injury to infant Henry Moore from a plate fragment in No 27 Kasex Street dispute, and two men attacked near Kilmore with a murder attempt later described. An inquest announced the infant's death and a verdict of homicide against Marianne Coyle. Additional reports detail a farmer Andrew Stephens assaulted near Cloamelle Cloneen, with a coroner's inquest returning a verdict of unknown murderers. extensive local reaction noted. The piece also touches on agricultural notes about wool exports, ostrich? growth, and historical potash production figures.
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Enright
Kerry
Kitson
Galesbridge
Eliza Moore
Marmine Coyle
Kasex Street
Coyle
Moore
Tyndall
Henry Moore
Marianne Coyle
Newgutu
Andrew Stephens
Kilmore
Deah
Theneh
Pat
Dana
Thompson
Withal Munter
Linmnan
Qastion
Pslo
Paris
Piquenard
Journala
St. Josminga
M. Piquenard
Rathcoo
Graves
Stephen
Michael Nowlan
Cork Mail
Theoachman
Coadh
John Kennedy
Johnstown
Tluyuen
Auilton
Ratheoo
Gunteimei
Vonanai
Henry Lardy
Meghella
Avery
Sania
Adler
Resatuy
Tretaad Veal
Fitesegrben
Worth Toy
Albey
Tutirhedis
Deana
Claes
Letter on blockade declarations by Sir Thomas Hardy
A dated letter from Bucnos Aycos on the seventh states intelligence arrived from Vai parsise announcing that Sir Thomas Hardy declared a blockade of the Chilean coast under the Taw revi uti system. It cites British recognition, remarks on vessels pressed, and the Chilies’ counterclaim that their blockade covers Peru’s coast, arguing the declaration invalid and vowing not to acknowledge any blockade.
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Bucnos Aycos
Vai
Parsise
Very
Lord Cochrane
Plo Aus Hardy
Thomas Hardy
Valparaise
Sant
Spencer Peccounliy
O'Miggins
Lis Majesty
Ancastlis
Peru
Chili Squad
Census of Treland shows population for Big Crry and parishes
The census lists populations and houses for St Michael s St Mary s St John s St Manehin s and others in Pa atu with totals of 8266 houses and 66043 inhabitants. Limerick city has a cathedral churches chapels a fever hospital casto house court house gaols barracks and 1103 officers and families absent at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treland
Big Crry
Lamguick
Paatu
St. Michael's
St Mary's
St. John’s
St. Manehin's
Chihitavalia
Caperoury
St. Patrick's
St. Laurence
Crecora
Killeely
Kilready
Homves
Nicholan's
Howsea
Loliauitante
Limerick
Important Case at Glasgow Circuit 1820 Statute Enforces Export Ban
A novel case at Glasgow Circuit concerns a 1720 statute prohibiting artifications and exports of British manufactured goods. The charge against R Lee alleges he persuaded carpet weaver J Mitchell to emigrate to the United States with a loom, disrupting Robert Thomson and Son’s carpet trade and prompting regulatory focus on anti export schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
George II
Great Britain
Ireland
Mosars
Thomon
Mitchell
Greenock
New York
Haight
Robert Thompson and Son
Robert Thompson
Holland’s
Kingsale
Collis
Ald
Dorgan
Captain Sandes
Robt. Webb
David Medefant
Bassable
Lesqrs
Turceay
Wuar Oltive
Hore Gaarda
Majjesty
Mika
Erinlae Bey
Weitenen
Feanti
Gary Evotitt
Peters
Sham
Ebteas
Istory
Levi
Marlburuiols
Tgsha
Saxe Cobar
Racing card from September 1871 meeting
Sporting Intelligence outlines Friday events at a horse meeting with races including King’s Plate for mares and multiple stakes. Entries mention horses like Thetis, Mark Antony, Violet, Welcome, Juvette filly, and Hilly Bayicy with various owners and handlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnagh
Hancock
Prendergast
Othdits
Sth
Giles
Hunter
Thetis
Mr. Prendergaat
Mr. Batternby
New History Page Fragment Shows Local Debuts and Listings
A fragment from a local page mentions debuts at SESS City, royal cups, and various listings. Names and places are unclear, with partial readouts such as London and Gow del SF. The legible items imply a social or community notice with events and standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cis
Doel
Perele
Royal Cupatsy
London
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Aia
Carthy
Ioc
Sean E
Hell
Lanka
Pyrawly
Waslake
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