Literary Entelligence in Persian Boundaries and Battles
A fragmented travelogue recounts pursuit in Persia, detailing horses, hounds, and a chase near Mayar and Shiraz, with vivid notes on caravansaries, local governance, and the harsh justice faced by villages. It also touches on a violent crowd incident in Leeds Mercury style and cholera updates from Antwerp and Saxon reaction to Greek support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds Mercury
Kreisely Biet
Yorkshire
Keratty
Theo
Noiel
Perous
Adarce
Portina el Tien
Wontitius
Martha Wool
Mary Carder
Mary Docisden
Nakarday
Pboant
Icbick
Aioe
Plovo
Tle
Red Pan Tn
Whsterhapel
Qrard Linge
Consid Valle Fui
Mallon
Tueses
Matthieu
Cutie
Vishnu
Borsi
Harry Teste
Bertinoad
Ying Man
Anceunie
Aly
Welberigg
Titan
Aseno
Barinae
Milaerne
Ibortanata Nan Wits
Fair Bute
Nanukerchiel
Bowie
Dava
M.ys
Antwerp
Saarring
Butavia Gael
Krug
Leipsick
Wild Ass Description Echoes Ancient Texts in Persia
The narrator recalls a wild ass as swift as thought fleeing through plains, likening it to Xenophon’s description in Archia and the Jub Book portrait. The creature’s speed and elusive nature evoke biblical imagery of untamed desert places and the wilderness beyond cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehawn
Aline
Keri Khan
Founer
Zoud
Zaskee Khan
Binnan Antic
Shirag
Ispauhan
Urey
Jodin
Ely
Shiraz
Exeur
Hitebian
Ganse
Sanong
Abaia
Sodak Beg
Persia
Xenophon
Archia
Pahall
Neithar
la Driver
Commissioners of Inquiry Circular to Irish Revenue Heads
A Dublin circulated note from the commissioners of inquiry to heads of departments outlines their aims to reform the Irish revenue system, harmonize practices with Great Britain, and examine duties and duties drawback. It seeks cooperation, access to revenue boards, and avoidance of past-person investigations, while emphasizing openness and parliamentary measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners of Inquiry
Dublin
Ireland
Geat
Britain
Ard
Treland
Based of Customs and Excise
Great Britain
Botheonsteis
Revenue Board
Tider
Ieee
Sir Robert Wilson's Dismissal Explained in Press
The Morning Chronicle and Paris Constitutionnel recount Sir Robert Wilson's dismissal after inquiries found no personal offense but a procedural issue. Captain Oakes reported Wilson urged restraint before the Guards. King’s report led to inquiry and Wilson’s discharge, with hopes for judicial restoration and dignity for a loyal citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agarninl
Sig
Wilson
Nay Chronicle
Robert Wilson
Captain Oakes
Cumberland Gate
Oakes
Robert Wilton
Herbert Taylor
Duke of York
Herbert
Paris
Paris Warre
Chies
Great Bristain
Aninphange
Princples of Justice
Yoo
Mayland
Moglish
Army Regiments Deploy From Cheshire to Liverpool and Ireland
The first division of the 224th or Cheshire regiment marched for Liverpool and Ireland yesterday and today. The 635th regiment, led by Colonel Nic, moved into town on Thursday and Friday to replace the 22nd. The report praises the troops for their steady, soldierly conduct and notes the departure will be a regret to the inhabitants. Additional lines mention the Grenadier company of another unit and movements involving the London, Dorset, and Naiad ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohmundar
Knorishali
Dante
Mehmandar
Shiraz
Jookien
Alent Ubiety
Uaemehmandar
Norteli
Burtien
Kerbela
Hosein
Daffiar Khan
India
Curivansary
Yewililhnst
Koomisship
Robert Gayses
Ty Nina
Riberra
Lorenz Visang
Cheshire
Lenco
Mhurmday
Liverpool
Ireland
Frvertiser
Nic
St. Welena
Grenadier
M'ranze
Poymourn
Wind
London Dhuosport
Fjth
Curck J
Morstram
Ejectment Suit In Waterford Over Family Lands
In Waterford an ejectment case concerns funds in the county valued about 18000 yearly. Plaintiffs are Sir William Osborne and Athens. defendants include Richard Power O’Shee and others. The tale involves a long lease commencing after 1684 and claims tied to the Osborne family and the O’Shee heirs under penal law constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
William Osborne
Athens
Richard Power O
Berne
O'shee
Sutphonas Osborne
Phen Power
Mr. Otshee
Saul
Nicholas Osteras
Bay
Ati St Llanes Langit
Willard Osborne
Wieswad Nicholas
Death notices and obituaries mix in scattered entries
Fragmented obituary items list names and partial details such as addresses and patronyms. The text mentions multiple individuals including Mrs Willis and John Mackenzie, plus military figures and church associations, but lacks coherent structure or full biographical data.
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Pravety
Ester Oulleries
Vas
Tsronel
Tie Moines
Teedie
Arate Bretory
Eoannat
Ater
Keager
Mann
Hull
Perion Grayhound Cooley
Eigit
Ioulian
Mayir
Shah Abbas
Amarel
Sfea
Rowal
Tve Cooplinnes
Atal
Caininy
Ubey
Thin Dan Theers
Rome
Cand
Girard
Tadell
Mayar
Diederbriek
Mabbe
Mshspee
Mia
Alameau
Red Martin
Tive
Doncaster
Vuataves
Petint Lia Way
Dad Wae
Jtuwduty Ab
Sir Robert Wilson
the Army
Wertiprelejilstreet, Ter
Tal
Alanine
Bear
John Mackenzie
Tate Et Kibyard
Seranwon
Margeiral
Dane Aiicla Dinva
Henry Deaveriudy
Merrion-aquare Dain
Birr
Michael Charles Horner
Fisq
Ty Dulia
Juha Bushee
Aiwan
Tepperney
AL Kibaburgh
Charles Doyle Straker
Cornelia Story
Capit
Ath Light Dragoone
Maleeworth-street
Denis Kely
Kelly's-grove
Galway
Edinbargh
Alexander Donaldsen
Sul Hesseat
Hector M'Lean
Royal Yeerren
Thomas Pet AL Ebnysley
Bay Battalion
Berns
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