The Pleasures of Sickness in a Reflective Tone
A lengthy meditation on sickness as a paradoxical source of leisure and insight. The narrator argues illness grants time for self inspection, inner peace, and gratitude, contrasting the buoyant social world with the quiet recovery that reveals hidden truths about character, friendship, and life.
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Howe
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Auza
Ellow
Jitte
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Altho
Iazo
Fisner
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Devas
Hamad
Ruth
The Newspaper as Perspectica in Public Life
A reflective defense of newspapers, arguing their power to educate children and shape political awareness. The piece marvels at how reading habits differentiate informed citizens from those lacking access, with vivid analogies to national events, nature, and poetry.
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Parron
Diapatea
Flisree
Romanos
Chus
Varias
Rural Reform to Aid Irish and Scottish Farms
A correspondent urged wise statesmen to encourage agriculture in Ireland by promoting small cottages with land, reducing rents, and ending tenant distress. The piece argues for landowners to provide affordable cottages, reform taxes and tithes, and fund clergy via a clerical fund. Scotland’s lack of tithes is cited, with proposals for state-supported church maintenance and a valuation system to stabilize clergy income and rural welfare.
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von Aidor
Ciichtto
Irelland
Lerse
Parliamant
Scotland
Ireland
Juetica
Bath
Globe and Church
Halanis
Archibialiop
Yealey
Petition on Linen Trade and Flax Growth in Ireland
A UK parliament petition from Irish linen and yarn dealers urges growth of flax at home to reduce imports, stabilize prices, and boost employment. It highlights fraud in flax preparation, advocates regulatory measures, and proposes utilizing Linen and Hemp Manufactures trustees to enforce sale standards.
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Britain
Ireland
United Kingdom
Hoss
Ieduatrious Cottazer
Leeland
Army march relieves York regiment in Ireland plan
Two companies from the 731st Regiment of Foot under General George London Harris are ordered to march from Weedon on Thursday to Chester Backrs to relieve the 15th Regiment of Foot under Sir M Disney. The 15th is ordered to Dublin and is due Friday the 27th inst. It remains unclear if Lieutenant General Lord Combermere will retain command in Ireland after Auchmuty.
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Resiment of Foot
Giorge Lond Harris
Weedon
Chester Bacrrks
15Th
York West Riding
of Foot
M. Disney
K. C
Dublin
Lord Combermere
Ireland
Samuel Auchmuty
Maralal
Verne
Funeral Ordnances and Military Funeral Honors Detailed
Lists ritual cannon salutes for high ranking officers and general officers with specific rounds and units, plus regulations for officer exchanges, pay, and joinings within two months. Includes grim letters from Glasgow, Quebec, and Naples outlining dire Irish poverty, shipboard deaths, and a Neapolitan loan contract details.
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