State of the Country and Franks Murders Call for Swift Inquiry
From the Cork Chronicles and Limerick Chronicle reports a violent climate with a massacre frightens the community. Officials seek prompt investigation into the Franks murders and similar outrages, offering rewards and demanding cooperation while warning of draconian measures against oath bound rioters.
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Franks
Mr Franks
Wen’s Court
Kildorrery
Inauguration Dinner Plans and Theatre News
Fashion notes recount Alderman Smyrna’s inauguration dinner on the 30th, with lighting by the Oil Gas Company and grand plans for the King’s Room. The piece praises social events at Starpoint House, discusses Madame Catalani’s final theatre performances, and lists notable arrivals, travel, and finance from the era as a broad society snapshot.
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Smyrna
Europe
Ireland
Marquis Wellesley
John Plunkett
William Conyngham Plunkett
Mies Bushe
Court of King's Bench
Starpint House
Burke
Ne Theatre
Madame Catalani
Farren
Rode
Robin Adair
Queen of Music
Sona
Mathews
Blue Beard
Kean
Waterford
Corkle
Catalani
Howth
Holyhead
Lord Combermere
Saurin
M. Saurin
J.C
Coglill
Flood
Pennefather
Brighton
Duke of York
London
Marquis of Hertford
Sudbourn
Woodbridge
Suffolk
Rossini
Venice
Earl
Yeh -op-Zee
Texel
Leeds
M. Rouelle
The Abelard and Eloisa Story Reexamined in Paris Text
A Paris volume Melanges d Ll istaire et de Literature revisits the Abelard and Eloisa tale. It argues Abelard's high fame, illicit liaison with Eloisa, and a secret marriage to appease her uncle Hubert. The piece traces their later lives, monastic exile, and the Paraclete, noting Eloisa's influence, Abelard's abbacy, and the couple's separate deaths.
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Abelard
Eloisa
Paris
All Canon Tabert
Hove
Hubert
Pope
Huebert
Argenteuil
St. Denis
Nazent-sur- Seine
Saactine
Schedure
Gildas de
Peter Otluni
Astncahe
Cluni
Tostie
Tara
Clerycen
Gorde
Elessa
Howeser
Oedar
Transaction of Business at the Custom-House in Dublin
General orders from the commissioners of customs set new attendance hours for shipping and bonding officers, with shifts from May to November and November to May. The notice urges punctual opening times to aid merchants and revenue, and directs communication to Dublin traders. The orders, detailing long-room duty extensions, are deposited at the chamber of commerce for member review.
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Cork
Frank
Analyntha
Mallow
Charles Purcell
Geo. Purcell
Lohort
Stan
Steen
Wigmore
Council Chamber
Rock Hall
Manisuat Rock
Chamber of Commerce
Custom-house
Dublin
Sam
C.J. Allan MacLean
Robt. Roe, Esq
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Limerick Chronicle
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Croagh
Adare
John B. Williams
Kandon
Baleaneen
New Inn
County Tipperary
County Court House
Fitzgerald
Ballybrown
Earl of Clare
Maurice Joyce
Cornsite
Famile
Gambiine
Washington
Congress
Wharton
Coburg
Vpteatap
Prince Homenlowe
Southern Reporter
Sik
Prince
Curea
Father
Christ
Trinity
I. F
Actien
Sir Harcourt
Bob
Royal Society of Letdin
Academy of Science
Athens
Winiaiel
Catinea
Dearinat
Vyas
Uae
Curhk
Avery
Riley
John Brown
Newgate
Dame Street
Brown
Sallins
Salling
Bank of French and Co
John Simcox
Six-mile-bridge
Limerick
David Donovan
Lisburn
Johnson
County Mayo
Castlebar
Noalice Net
Congo
Chreuimstadkers
Lavine
Giews
Dagne
Futeaias
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