Trinity College Entrance Date Note
Fragmented notice mentions Trinity College entrance on Monday and a September date. It references senior lecturer and stock price terms with unclear entities such as Royal Canal Stock and City Dehor tires. The readable fragments show generically dated, institution names and stock references without clear events or outcomes.
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Perele
Chasen Rit Coy
del & Peret
Pereles Royal Canal Stork
City Dehor Tires
Swuden
King’s London trip preps for Continental voyage home
Reports from Dublin and Humbughargh indicate King George’s planned departure to Calais and Dover with dinners at Ramsbottom and Gravesend wickets. Brussels and Paris updates note ambassadors and princes awaiting his Majesty as preparations intensify for the royal journey across the Continent.
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Continent
Wa. Cearis
Worthy Faronet
Rams- Baty
Calais
Gravesend
Gravesend To Sittingfie
Yeansaney
Cuarrae
Paris
Cahus
Louis XVIII
Mareely
Dover
Fis Varese
Hanover
Llanover
Humbuargh
Ireland
Rate of discount debate in English bank directors meeting
The English weekly report notes a city debate at a bank directors meeting on reducing discount rates from five to four percent. It says directors hesitated, with merchants fearing mixed effects, but the money market shows expectations for a swift adoption amid uncertain political and market conditions across Europe.
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Croura
Androm
Spain
Iit
Europe
Russian Troop Entry Date Set for Moldavia and Wallachia
Foreign affairs through Paris papers report a fixed date of August 20 for Russian troops to enter the provinces of Moldavia and Wallachia. The note originates from lead quarters and reflects the era’s tense geopolitical alignments and military movements.
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Paris
Moldavia
Wallachia
Newfoundland Gazette Excerpts Highlight French Tensions
The August Newfoundland Gazette reports a French schooner arriving at St. John’s with a dispatch criticizing British fishermen over Labrador voyage incidents. It notes fires and looting around French settlements and quotes a belief French provocateurs aim to provoke Britain. Also outlined are resolutions for Newfoundland independence with donations urged to support the cause and thanks to notable political figures for their influence.
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Newfoundland
St. John's
Croque Harbour
Curannes
Lamivres
Labrador
Quirpon
New Fo and
Tand
Toun
Nova Scotia
Canadas
Great Britain
Lord Mollan
Lord Darasey
Janes Mackintosh
Joln Newport
Luslington
Willism Sith
The British and Irish Press on Irish Loyalty
A contemporary critique notes that British periodicals exaggerate Irish loyalty yet are generally humorous rather than hostile. It argues Irish editors express strong loyalty to the Sovereign without offending neighbors who are equally loyal, and that cordial relations benefit from mutual goodwill.
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Lantui
Conciliation urged for Irish denominational harmony
The piece urges patience and mutual forbearance among Irish denominations to advance Christian charity and shared prosperity. It notes mixed progress, hopes for durable harmony, and cites a large dinner hosted by the Lord Lieutenant with numerous church and political figures.
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Trish
Channel Place
Nosegay Riddle of Royal Names in a Curious Verse
An oddly phrased verse mentions Besenth Benes and fils Royal Brit The Ned Hose with the White, as they join with Jommy and Thigshe to form a new met 5 tst li. George the Fourth adds Sns nrogae. the piece laments a happy land entwined with Moosea and Thieies in a curious alliance.
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George
Promotions in the British Army 1821 Purchase Ranks Largely
Military notices list numerous promotions and by purchase transfers across regiments including the Life Guards 84th Foot and various Light Dragoons. Names such as Cox, FitzGerald de Ruos, Grant, and Brabham appear with new ranks from cornet to lieutenant, major to captain, and adjutant appointments, alongside notes on half-pay retirements and exchanges. The document also records adjutant and barracks postings in Nova Scotia and Ceylon, with ship and naval references and a note on the frigate Andromache recently paid off.
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Life Guards
S. Cox
M'Neil
W. 1
Fitzgerald de Ruos
Purchase
Cox
Sydney
Vica du Rons
Org
Ditto
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2D Dragoons
Raddard
Ry Grant
Dth Light Dragona
Cumberlege
Coldstreame Regt
Foot Guards
F. T. Buller
Soudilands
3D Foot Guards
Broadhead
Por. v. Butler
Sandilands
Coldatras
Oin
West
Knollys
Stockdale
Foot
C. W. Wall
35Th Foot
C. D' Aguilar
Akenside
Ruullys
Eusiga W. Keowen
Ned
Royal Military College
Neigh
Keowen
A. Wishard
Purchuse
Barrow
T. Allen
Wishart
T.G. Galloway
Allen
Edditto
J. Fogerty
Royal York Rangers
Lane
J.M. Sutherland
61St Foot
Wall
Ir Foot
B. St John
Mackenzie
G. Hogarth
St. Juli
J. Byron
Houvartt
Lord
Cokires
Vee
Hilst Ditto
Pana
Charlea Poitier
Upusi
York Rangers
Masi HG
Burleigh
Tion
Witlit Purchage
Sive Brabham
Bras
Itergent
le Eisai
Hite
Pavat
Charles Rochford
Asutaat
View Koucald
Laient
Mofp
Paan
Ioe
Truter
View Magan
David Mealen
Iilitin
Nova Scutia
Golinel
Daavson
Pela
Rankacks
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Hatretel
Nova Sentia
Cain
Crystvin
Cigyaboel
Phroghe
Mintuiasba
Asalatent Siiseon Mynes
Fran Bal
Goddard
Nova Scotia
Bit Yates
Police Court Links Brutal Assault on 10-Year-Old
Sir G Nerille magistrate heard charges against a man accused of violently seizing Monica Rafter of Proud’s Lane on a Sunday night and attempting to assault her with intent to commit a crime. The child, ten, identified the assailant near York Street as he fled toward Cuffe Street. Philip M’Donald and Henry Hallion detained the suspect, informations were recorded, and the prisoner was sent to Newgate for trial at the next sessions.
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Oxford
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de Lewis
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Wiere
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Stearx Packet
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Rit
Bug
Aml
Kilzroy Somers
Hudson Lowe
Eaton Stara
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Count Caraman
Baron Niveley
Sevinone We
Pha Dtewar
Linky Cowperlis
Hertfordshire
Michacleway
le Pacuiamenticry Commissioners of Revenue
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Dus
Aes
Ollege-Stregy
G. Nerille
Monica Rafter
S-Lane
Sha
Cuffe-street
York-street
Philip M‘donald
Henry Hallion
Newgate
Trials and trials and triumphs at the Old Bailey
Reports from the Old Bailey Sessions recount the 1818 sentences of G Pau han Brock Pelham and Priosy for smearing lives for blood money, their discharge on recognizance, and a northern European note on exiles. The text also covers a Lyons dispatch, a Dublin bank meeting with dividend debates, and various Irish and English court notices, including sentences, races, college entrances, and currency forgery prosecutions.
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Priosy
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Furin
Laneri
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Ara Dex Titulo
Ferrero
Royal Legion
Marochetti de Bialle
Tove
M. ‘Trompeo
Prinity College Dublin
Maryborough
Hart
Castle Durrow
Caroi
Enadling Hospital
Ireland
Chambre
Bia
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