Public Servants Pay and Patronage Debate in Reform Circles
The text discusses pay for public servants to reduce dependence on patronage. It notes reformers’ desire to place officials above tempers by ensuring wages attract principled individuals. Story references Sir Hudson and health of a high official, with mention of naval movements and multiple ship names in a fragmented narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naparte
ST Helena
Nani Tone
Parbidouthi
O'Meara
Pidic
Calomel
Solica
Canaveres
Ini
Hudson
Iaeie Radpole
Ascensiona
Haat Lackowb
Rettaties
Podar
Bart England
Goma Wil Ries
Rs Ie
Conqueror
Adulterated Tea Inquiries Spark Customs Action
Inquiries into adulterated tea and related allegations have prompted Customs authorities to proceed with seizure warrants and investigations under Collector Pa and the Inspector General of Excise. Reports note a surge of suspicious tea, with local reactions noting potential dangers and a large public response planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissionars of Customs
Waare
Shere
Prudential
Pa, Fathy
Astrog
Excite
Fragmented OCR Summary of Travel Journey
A garbled OCR fragment describes a journey with incomplete words and misreads. It hints at a person moving toward a destination but remains largely unintelligible and uncertain about names dates or places.
The Fashionable World Ball Arrivals and Dances
The Ball of Fashion featured late English arrivals including Hasd, Hamilton, Regs, Major Dew, and Trotter. The Duke of Leinster and guests attended as the Duke Ball began with dancing at eleven, with con amore crowds and notable outfits. The Duchess set a refined example, and the evening concluded as the company lingered for a final hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasd
Hemilton
Regs
Major Dew
Trotter
England
Lucan
Duke of Leinster
Duchen
Euston
Walil Toppet
Vueh
Widow and Frenchman clash in Brussels murder attempt
The Flemish report details Cockrell's effort to seize a house held by widow Mouland. A henchman accompanied her as a Frenchman drew a bayonet and shot or stabbed Cockrell, with two mortal wounds feared. A tale frames jealousy over the widow and a disputed claim by a factor tied to the widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockrell
Brussels
R. Cockrell
M. van Ded Hoven
Loksbuts
Mouland
Bew
Iskea Falis
M. Cockrell
Mr. Lockrels
Lakes of Killarney Hosts Distinction Visitors This Season
The Lakes of Killarney see a surge of distinguished visitors including Lord Riversdale with a large party. Murphy’s house is crowded as sports and outings are planned this week at the Lakes and at the Gap of Dunloe. Letters from the voyage northward describe ice, harbours, and bear hunts, while local notes warn on ribbon system opposition and game laws. A local robbery in Newtown, Louth is reported with one suspect in custody and recovery efforts underway.
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Killarney
Murphy
Lord Niversdale
Dunine
Cork
Lord Riversdale
P. Sy
Summerhill
County of Meath
Murry
Rathmotion
Purdon
Rathmolton
Meath
Stamp Office
Flioglisa
Rathfarnham
Jobn McItutack
Newtown
County of Louth
Connor
Smyth
County Louth
Cyprian
M.kitlerick
Castordy
Drr. Armstrong
Watchlouse
Armstrong
Connar
Drogheda
Romeo and Juliet in Camden Town Theatre Review
A British theater audience hears an address by Mr H Jobson and watches Romeo and Juliet staged with two new metropolitan performers as youthful lovers. The actors show promising talent yet lack depth in passion, with Kemble not fully conveying Romeo and the Juliet actress praised for voice though hampered by youthful timidity.
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Peter Phen
Abens
H. Johinston
Addreys
Garrick
Eawell
Congeuse
Sheridan
H. Jobson
H. Kemble
Sun
Kemble
Kérine
Romeo
London
London Grand Jury Indicts New Times for Libel on Hunt
The Grand Jury of London and Middlesex find a free bill against John Stoddach Edward Quin proprietors and Andrew Mitchell printer for a libel on Mr Hunt at the Old Bailey. Hunt seeks a warrant for the apprehension of Dr Joan Stoddart. Bail set at 200l with two sureties of 40l each. bail process and police procedure outlined. warrant issued.
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Hunt
THE
NEW Times
London
Middlesex
John Stoddach
Edward Quin
Andrew Mitchell
Old Bailey
Want
Joan Stoddart
Hust
Wont
Hone
Carlisle
Thampelvea
Ng Mason
Ravel
Howr
Sangeon
Thia Unne
Tie
Fleet-street
Quin
Wwe
Alderman Hevgate
Brand
Winson
Defidagia
Matthew Dutton
Fleotabree
Charles Aupgustos Buvage
Feter Lane
Dafendanta
How to destroy bindweed and other weeds
A letter requests readers’ methods to destroy bindweed and related weeds after failed attempts by cultivation. Jag. W. Woonhead and Mr. Plunket are cited, with the latter offering to act for the Mendicity Fund if a suitable tractable actor can be secured, tied to Richard the Third and theatrical fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhill
Mr. Plunket
Richard
Mendicity Fund
Manchester Spinners and Labor Peace Report
Warchester Baht news recaps labor harmony after a strike threat, noting returned outliers, higher wages, and manufacturer demonstrations reassuring spinners. Public notices cite penalties under the Combination Act and legal actions against those who incite turnouts. General Sir John Dyne reviews 15th Light Dragoons and Manchester Yeomanry Cavalry, commending discipline and steadiness of troops.
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Warchester
Digacton
Munday
David
Leppy
Adeilicoat
Ma. Alstrates
John Dyng
Datierty
Mnnchester and
Salford Volunteer Yeomanry
Trafford
Manchester Chronicle
Manchester Spinners
The Women of England in a German Traveler's View
A translated critique notes English women as virtuous and domestic, contrasting them with European peers. It praises marriage fidelity and motherhood, describes their public exclusion from politics, and laments limited sociability and foreign perception of their grace and wit. It comments on education, temperament, and attire, warning of monotony amid English fog.
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England
France
Turkey
Europe
Oaire
Five House
Ale
Whiel
Ian
Wetann
Ogland
Oanuery
Avery Feannte
Rev J Arnstrong Hosts Strand Meeting with Tucker
Sunday morning Inst in Strand Meeting-house led by Rev J Arnstrong. Mr Thomas Tucker of Strand engaged with Miss Rises Sluau of Mabvut-road in a formal event.
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Strand
Iteset
J. Arnstrong
Thomas Tucker
Strand- Sreat
Mis
Sluau
Mabvut-otreet
Prices and trade in grain and flour markets detailed
An archival record lists wheat and flour prices, per barrel and per stone, with many commodities including barley oats beef bacon and butter. It notes market shifts since Saturday, with price averages and various quality brackets highlighted for merchants and bakers.
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Stigo Distillery
Spitlte
Cronman
Barr
Loxoon
Seer
Seevade
Mit
North Coustry
Tobenos
Pollard
Dasha
Levert
Fairs Listed Across Counties and Towns for Upcoming Week
A long list of fairs and markets is scheduled across Irish counties including Galway Waterford Cork Kilkenny Mayo Longford Limerick Kerry and Wicklow. Entries mention towns such as Ardpatrick Armagh Cavan Clare Limerick Wexford Monaghan and Sligo among others with dates indicating a week long or several days event.
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Monps
Wereford
Bray
Wicklow
Caltragh
Galway
Culyir
Kildare
Waterford
Longford
Dennbeh
Oriwish
Fan Gale
Cork
Kehey
Westmeath
Kilenamer
Willick
Weaford
Kimurry
Kilkenny
Tuugamask
Mayo
Moo Jinery
Der-ry
Mongrove
Cock Mutuhith
Rerry
Wahine
Touerannuary
Garton
Linewick
Turul
Limerick
Teewpay
Ardpatrick
Lunerich
Hallyboughs
Armagh
Bailyhauuis
Emly
Tipperary
Largy
Cavan
Mile
Hoscomaan
Moutunages
Jominoya
Keer
Mount Charles
Unegal
Suomieriid
Meath
Sligy
Curlbay
Dronng
Linehee
Newtownards
Dawa
Park
Derry
Nathfriagh
Lawn
Thur Day
Newbie
Monaghan
Sepalatre
Tyrons
Taabiay
Luogford
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Ester Pyton
Donegell Arms
Gaucon M
Orriut
Donaghadee
Yori Cocuhane
Scotland
Scott
Duke of
Gurdun
Robert Viscounteleltie
Archibald Colquhoun
Ary
Alexander Macenschie
Jon
David Boyle
Pegalla
Beotland
Ferguson
Cononex
Tpabare
Cou
Crawford
Leeds
Thompson
Hare
Weerd Wes
Clonmell Herald
Battersby
My. Bethea
Eure
Adretse
Hondrel Tadielaiti
Viking
Sigs Journal
Borge
Sal
Baiene Cei
Jag. W.woonhead
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