Belfast and Ulster News Roundup From The Newry Telegraph
Reports of workplace accidents and storm damage across Ulster. A haystack mishap injures a man. lightning strikes kill a woman blamed on a storm. Fishing ships return to Rush and Ballisgan with fine herrings, while canals boost trade. Theaters see Kean and sentiment on La Fayette noted alongside public notices.
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Rajon
Newry Telegraph
Cromnt
Blackwatertown
Azid
Golyan
Aiia- Avia
Aovid
Fiswentes
Fashion and Races Highlight 19th Century Social Scene
The report chronicles unsettled travel by Lord and Lady Combermere from Rockbarton, Bishop of Limerick visiting Mr Canning, and arrivals of the Lord Bishop of Clonfert to India city. It notes the Duck Races in Wicklow County with Col White MP and others in attendance, Mc Sheil’s grey winning the Silver Cup, and Viscount Sidmouth arriving at Exeter for a bishop’s visit along with city honors granted.
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Ceyach
Missionary Society
Friends
Major Rainey
Bélfast
Falcoon
Nixon
Parsons
Africa
Hindontan
Weat Indies
New York
Belfast
Ireland
Kantle
Puputanion
Mestra Mulolland
Boomer
Campbell
Leppera
W Leter
Perent
Sgeneral la
General la Fayette
Boston
Friends of Freedom
Combermere
Rockbarton
Bormby
Limerick
Jebh
Co. Wicklow
Canning
Clonfert
India City
J. H. Hutchinson
Knocklofty
Waterford
England
Cul. White
White
Leitrim
Talbot
Talbot, M. P.,—Smith, Keq. and Family. John Blanchey, Esq. &E. Sr Tenty
Mc Sheil
Fhia Yace
Viscount Sidmouth
Exeter
Stoppage of a Banking House Extends to Own Days
A London Morning Chronicle report details the stoppage of payment by Marsh Stracey and Co a west end bank due to junior partner Fauntleroy under grave charges of forgery on the Bank of England. The arrest followed private examination and custody. public reaction grew as rumours spread near Marlborough Street. The piece notes a charitable fund link and the wider panic in the banking district amid intense spectator interest.
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Messrs. Wm, Mark
J. H W. Stracey
G.b-Stratam
Fauntleroy
T Hat Home
Bank of England
Conant
Marlborough Street
Morning Chronicle
Furthen
Marsh, Stracey, and Co
Faunteroy
Home of Correction
Herher's
Board of Taxess Direvting
London
Iria
Eneliah
Hunatel
Wales
Lonlon
Margaret
Padmore
fSarbadoes
Boston
Biston
John Quincey
United States
Proac
Hedstal Paper
Cowantel
Beatulhd
Thia
Harley Tarvest
Tibet
Orange
Fair Dealer
Caedonian Mercury
England
Scotland
Bingeland
Tals
Sehuius
Codic
Pheer
Teinele Doeue
Pti Econ Aais
Cole
Gary
Tasubon
Aigl
Febatie
Dublin Market Notes and Prices Amid Market Hype
The Dublin market report shows wheat around 36s per barrel equivalents, flour in short supply, and demand steady with high prices. Details include barleys, oats, oatmeal, and butter with fluctuating quotations and a generally brisk grain trade.
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Dublin
Bambma
Warsmoan
Serz
Hutter
Muller
Anniphes
Witte
Limerick
Cronmet
Cate
Perth
Sanal-Market
S. Buldens
Ciephl
Walter
Rome
Mactaven
Acarcely
Royalaeps
Saarewligg Toyer Price
Clete
Eddie
Ie Tae
Ieh
Moetyeteay
Martha
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Merchant of Venice
Renee
Lirtenant Rose
Vic Hoyal Huxsara
Lismore
Devonshire Arms
Ford Chron Pany
Bonday Lhat
Phil- Soper
Ballyduff
J.C. Coghill
Sir Coghill
Kil- Be
Coghill
Kikenny
Belfast Shamrock U8
Qos
Genilei Lasgorr
Callan
Weldon
Stockley
Ilarcey
Foo Sahirdty
Onn
J. Jameson
Ors Ders
William Tucker
Ricardo
Edinburgh Farmers Magazine
Meu Couie
Auite
George Hotel
Smmith
Smith
Hirm
Hunchinton
Baillie Lang
Shewige
Rove
Gray
Tfurdie
Glasgow Herald
Inverness Journal
Fendonderry
Liverpool
Cneorirl
Wosciesday
Chinim Ab
TAE T Markets
Pati Tenia
Mabeearty
Bard Phan Ieeees
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