Literary Intelligence on Education and English Reading Tastes
A long mixed excerpt reviews education philosophy and literary works. It discusses Rev. Plattte’s Who Tatras etd Scientific Close Book, other 19th century scholarly materials, and critiques on religious, moral, and political aims. It notes population statistics of Britain, empire, and Hindu customs, with antiquarian travel notes from Dublin Journal readers.
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Chae
Dati Wegen
Bal
Aueiat
Ve Press
Avkoraan
Biog
Newry
Jesus
Etary
Llcin
Sevisteve
Uno
W. Bennet
Bia
Africa
Grant Britain
Censis
Exel
Wey
Navy
Great Britain
Saaty
Leatad
Celi
Atvic
Ania
Sats
Brtish
Sala
Halhins
Coutidad
Phare
Austria
Britain
Sania
Rome
Port Dackao
Fragments From a 18th Century Crime and History Narrative
An eccentric, fragmentary account recalls a drowning near Acton Park and a grieving witness, followed by ornate reflections on Napoleon, Themistocles, and Persian wars. The text blends crime, death, and antiquity, noting public figures, royal visits, and mismatched historical anecdotes in a dense, Alexandria-like mosaic.
Napoleon’s Son and the Shadow of a Fallen Empire
An intense antique voice pleads for the young Napoleon as misfortune frames his fate. The orphaned heir, born to the throne yet exiled, is urged to endure, preserve virtue, and eventually claim destiny despite the weight of history and loss. The text laments war’s toll and invokes Paris, France, and the memory of Napoleon I.
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TY Francis Chanles
Joseph Napoleon
Chateau Des Thuiler
Manet
TY EL
Sun
Napoleon
Uriel
Chou
France
Ceasml
Medeath
Elis
Vlas
Hubaorre
Napeleon
Wieneisfortines
Sigvent
Fragmented British report on Spanish and Portuguese subsidies and military moves
The letter recounts La Viejo's financial favors from Spain and Portugal, mentions payments to a lieutenant general, and notes inconsistent editing practices. It describes a 炮 duel at Dunttoad Celica Woolwich, artillery exchanges, and a chaotic scene implying broader political tension and military alignment in Naples and beyond.
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Tormen
Fonda
Porigsala
Sorviers
Tae Margies
Pemdowderry
Tordalip
Celica
Tome Woolwich
Lieuk
Mir U. Kerth
Members returned to serve in this Present Parliament
From the London Gazette dated 18 1821 names a list of members returned for the present Parliament in County Louth Queen's County and other regions. It mentions The Right Hon. T H Le Fington Sea comps and The Right Hon. John Foster among others with affiliations to Queen's County Ballyfin and The Right Hon. William Wellesley Pole, now a peer of the United Kingdom.
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Srerewana
County of Louth
T. H. le Fington
Co. Louth Nae
John Foster
United Kingdom
Queen's
Charles Henry Coe Ballyfin
William Wellesley Pole
King grants baronetcy to Abraham Bradley King
The King directs livery rent for passing under the great seal to grant the dignity of baronetcy in the United Kingdom to Abraham Bradley King of Corrard Fermanagh and Bloomsbury Dublin Esquire Lord Mayor of Dublin, male heirs to follow.
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Whiteball
United Kingdom of Great
Britain and
Traland
Abraham Bradley King
Corrard
Fermanagh
Bloomsbury
Dublin
Grand Jury Sworn at Clonmel in Tipperary District
On Wednesday evening around four o clock Justice Moore opened the commission at Clonmel. The grand jury, including Prittie as foreman and several named officials, was sworn. The judge expressed gratification and praised the county for a peaceful state, claiming no atrocious offences in Tippe rary.
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Justice Moore
Clonmel
Francis Aldborough Prittie
M. P
Willian Bagwell
Jamon Hewitt
Masay Dawson
William Robert of Callaghan
Francia Mante
J. 2. Fitzgerald
Bart
John Hety Hutchinson
Wm. Barton
Tipperary
Tyrone Assize A Grand Jury Sworn in Tyrone
At four o clock on Saturday last the Monourable Solicitor General opened the Tyrone commission. The grand jury includes Sir Jostuart Vert MP Foreman and numerous listed members. The record names a long roster of officials and local dignitaries sworn for the proceedings.
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County of Tyrone
Jostuart, Vert
Foreman
Wo Stewart
ML P
the Lian
Thonaa Koov
J.C. Mowtray
J Eevies
A Stewart
C.C. Hamilton
W. OL. Convasivan
George Kerry Dais Lowry
Thomas Colne
Thomas Stiples
Hubert Bateson
Jones Crawford
Gaberuith
WS. Richardson
Hachive
Tanen Verner
Hy Gi. Edward
Sir J.J. Uurguynoe
Knighpann
G. R. Caulding Hairs
Subscription for Sir Rosner Wilcox Annuity Raised
Donation of five hundred pounds announced to fund an annuity for Sir Richard Wilkes double a Major General's pay. Letter from Traveller, September 4, cites Ypsilanti freed from Munskateb fortress by prince Matternicl order. travels to Trieste under alias. Montes memoirs describe Ass sans drouiderim and theater theory on tragedy and comedy with Roal names at dinner.
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Rosner Wilcox
Munskateb
Matternicl
Ttia
Trieste
Russia
Abbe Montes Moamoirs
Aris
Ass Sans Drouiderim
Beach Philogophy
d’Ldulbachs
Dies Rol
Th. Aloubert
Marmnontel
Blue Raynel
Willeh
Earl
Hemeis
Duis
Mr. Croly
Brighton
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