Sonnet to Lord Byron in a Victorian Style
A fragmentary poem praising poetry and religious faith, contrasting the power of verse with the need for religious devotion. It invokes Lord Byron and a long meditation on science, God, and the value of study. The passage blends literary critique with moral exhortation and references to Newton and astronomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Byron
Dani
Tuye
Newton
Newtgu
Naples
Geo Meyers
Anon
Ori Hutton
Ieee
Wloave
Wesesthen
Ives
API
Constantinople
Neo Ayrjoye
Narmre
Mdbat
Olyapud
Marmara
Ghalédud
Seylatis
St. Sophia
Seraglio
Ancivat Agiedurts
Egypt
Mingtrelay
Willrenue
Abd Praclyim
Jaari
James
Anil
le Tetiving
Bagdad
Fragmentary 19th Century Note on Substance Classification
A partial OCR note from New York references a coat of arms and an American stance on a certain substance. It mentions a wearer named Crvier and a puzzling phrase about a hunting or tilting scene, with a satirical or cautionary undertone concerning the substance's effects.
Sugar from beets and salt production techniques
The article discusses methods of making salt and sugar in historical contexts. It describes sun evaporation in salt works, lifting sea water for evaporation, and boiling to crystallize salt. It then covers beet sugar production, noting experiments in France to improve beet-root sugar, costs for a seventy-five day factory run, and yields including animal charcoal, repairs, interest, and total sugar output with byproducts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
France
Philosphers
M. Chaptal
Cuuisaugar
Apaun
Futea
Deposition of the Peishwa and British Pact in Poona
The Bombay Gazette reports a March proclamation detailing Bajee Rao’s rejection of British terms, his alliance with the British, and the seizure of Powna’s city. It covers the Sir Arthur Wellesley era, the Pindaree suppression plan, and the Rajah of Satara’s restoration while warning against Bajee Rao’s misrule. A separate item notes a large kitchen fire at Methedhath Reilly’s, causing near tragedy for residents and a military response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay Gazette
Moumiataa
Hlphinstons
Beitizh
Toworl Dsjee
Poona
Bafdutuw
Tate
Hila
Jeewant Ron Holkar
Bassein
Maheatta
Barre Row
Shastry
Bajee Row
Trithbucjee Daviglia
Trumboejee
Bajee
Bri
Baier -Row
Tay
Eee
Sattarah
Rew
Bajoo
Deccan
Abolition Meeting Addresses Window Tax Issue
A meeting held on a Wednesday in the parish discussed abolishing the window tax and urged constitutional action. The assembly, including Cullen and Paloma, moved resolutions for parish cooperation, with committees appointed to prepare and coordinate with other parishes and ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Cullen
Paloma
Rani
Mr. Taare
Mare
Benyes
Dar’ Peliien
Honnes
Renee
Hs Heratian
Dublin Market Prices End Week With Mixed Grain Trade
Dublin market notes for the week ending Sept 25 show wheat, oats, barley, and flour prices moving with demand. Wheat and oats faced varied demand while barley and rye saw tighter trading, and overall prices reflected cautious activity in a market balancing domestic needs and export prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odin
Tnés
Werner
Toni Vibe
Alec Peloea
Pinkett
Waterford
Sweden
Dublin
Laing
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Tee Gt
Duka
Frans’ Vitanie
Edinburgh Encycloparfia
Kirkcudbright
Scotland
Bern
Ehileney
Thle Association
Tolgtt
Jay Laue
Ted Ee
Arthur Wellesley
Duke of Wallington
Reilly
Ae Bieter
Min
Dad Hye Eerer
Facesilami
Paliad
Osbee
Qvorge
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