Death of Mr Ricardo Stirred National Grief in Gloucestershire
The Globe and Traveller reports the death of Mr Ricardo at his Gloucestershire seat on Thursday. It lauds his political economy discoveries, subtile yet comprehensive intellect, and moral candour. His house of Commons speeches earned respect, and his wit did not bow to vanity. He died at about 55 after a rapid inflammation caused an abscess and brain effusion.
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Globe and Traveller
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Riccardo
House of Commons
Ionesty
Mr Ricardo
Aguasi Cyclca Divini Hominis Vor
el Aratio
Extraordinary Protestant Conversion in Baden Seignory
The Ar chives Christianisme notes that on April 6 M Henhofer rector of Mulilhausen and Steynegg with Baron de Gimmingen and 40 families totaling 220 people publicly embraced the Protestant faith in Steynegy chapel, in a Roman Catholic region, with orderly reception. Dr William Harvey born Folkstone 1457 died 1657, reportedly feared blindness. an early morning window shutter incident led to his death by injected draught after he drank from a bottle found in his chamber.
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Mulilhausen
Steynegg
Duchy of Baden
Germany
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Steynegy
William Harvey
Folkstone
Harvey
Diseases of September and the Best Escape Methods
The article outlines how air, weather, and autumnal fruits influence September diseases. It cautions about chill morning and evening dews, urging gradual exposure and adequate clothing, and warns against indigestible autumn fruits for weakened digestion as a key risk. It emphasizes cautious fruit use and staying sheltered when dews rise.
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Wuden
Dr. Wells
Across the Blue Mountains Journey to New South Wales
A traveler from New South Wales in December 1822 records a difficult overland trek from Sydney to Bathurst via Booty Hill and Emu Island. The narrative details caravan logistics, the Sabbath travel ban, and impressions of the remote landscape and colonial settlements.
Journey Across the Blue Mountains to a New Settlement
The narrative recounts a trek from Sydney toward an inland settlement. Sir John Jamison aids the party with guards, supplies, and hospitality. The expedition traverses a rain-soaked riverbank voyage, transports luggage by bullock and horse drags, and faces the daunting Blue Mountains where steep grades and rocky terrain test travel. The land shown is rich in exotic fruits, woodlands, and favorable climate, with natives wishing success and a glimmer of English comforts amid the arduous journey.
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England
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London
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Murder at Westminster Boat inquest verdict Guilty
Old Bailey reports the trial of Win, a Briton named Olson, indicted for the wilful murder of Eliza Anthony. Witnesses describe July 25 night, the couple seen distressed, Eliza drowned and Olson distressed, evidence from watchmen, river men, and medical experts. Justice Best sums up, jury returns special verdict of Guilty with self drowning motive, awaiting twelve judges.
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Briton Olson
Eliza Anthony
Walford
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Andrews
Elizabeth Bell
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Eliza
Willian Williams
Sherrard Street
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Robert Ragosay
Jermyn-strest
Bell
Holliday
Dyson
George Salloway
Westminster Bridge
Old Palace-yard
Vauxhall
Samuel Wilson
Stirling
Mary Johnson Anthony
William Frederick Duncan
St. Alban’s
Thomas Pugh
William Wyatt
Thomas Wait
Wood
Justice Best
Ife
Tremperer at Muroyre: Baker jailed for razor attack
J Hogan a twenty year old Irish journeyman baker was brought to Guildhall police on Thursday after attempting to slit the throat of fellow worker William Weeton at Upper Thames Street bakehouse. Despite being caught, Hogan was committed by Alderman Crowder to trial under Lord Glenborough's act. No motive given.
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London
Muroyre
J. Hogan
Burnell
Upper Thames-street
William Weeton
Vurder
Crowder
Lord Glenborough
Faithful servant shot by master in county tragedy
A mistaken shooting in the county leaves a loyal worker dead at night. The victim, named Cantillon, is mourned by associates as authorities note prior threats against Millelfernan and a dark accident during the darkness.
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Fife
Unas Mudo
John Cantillon
Heffernan
Millelfernan
Lin Caron
Middlesex Sessions Rape Trial Ends in Not Guilty
A Dublin to London voyage case heard at Middlesex Sessions concluded with a not guilty verdict for Hodgkinson Rawlinson and Maxfield. The prosecutrix testified of violent assault during the voyage, supported by two other passengers, while defense contended inconsistencies. Judge Best urged caution, noting the difficulty of such charges, and the jury acquitted the three prisoners after deliberation.
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Rawlinoh
Willian Ilrateth ‘Clayton
Poe Day
Syed
England
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Stone
Soner Hodgkinson
Lee
Heabi
Boaman
Max
Hodgki
God
Maxfield
Hodgkinson
Rawlinson
Alcomuptel
Rawlings le Et Go
Ra Lindon
Poms
Justice Best
Shaw
Hall
Essex
Riots at St Giles in Fields and Bloomsbury Assise
Indictment against Michael Ryan and John Fitzgerald for a July riot with Irish factions. Prosecution cites prior convictions for dangerous riots. crowd armed with bludgeons and bricks, terrorizing streets. Fitzgerald gets twelve months hard labour, Ryan four months with leniency after prior sentence.
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Michael Ryan
John Fitzgerald
St. Giles Ini Fields
St. George’s
Bloomsbury
Sir Arabia
Munster
Cork
Limerick
Chirat
Ireland
Hs Dear
Fitzgerald
House of Correction
Jak Ryan
Ryan
Printed at the Dublin Journal Office Dublin
Notice shows the Dublin Journal Office at No 15 Ease ment street corner of Essex street where orders and attachments are received for publication and advertising services.
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