Books for Youth and Moral Amusement Catalog
A ledger of children's and moral books offered by Vernor and Hood, listing titles like Madame Genlis Tales of the Castle, Mrs Pilkington's Moral Beauties, The New Christens Friend, Visions in Verse, and many others with frontispieces, engravings, and varied bindings, including histories, poetry, and educational texts. Names include Mrs Pilkington, Dr Cotton, W Dodd, Stephen Jones, and John Walker. prices range from 1s 6d to 8s and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernor and Hood
Poultry
Madame Genlis
Pilkington
Vere
Hermitage
Onerience
Mortimer Barcelies
Dr. Dodd
Stephen Jones
William ‘Collins
Harding
Aget
Gefner
Collyer
Richter
Pau
Virginia
St. Pierre
Helen Maria Williams
Zimmerman
Ridley
Sturm
Gop
Numa Pomperius
Rome
Florian
W. Dodd
Bewick
Sheridan
Ath
Bailey
Barclay
Buchanan
Dyche
Elphinston
Entick
Fry
Johnson
Johnston
Kenrick
Lennon
Marriott
Martin
Nares
Perry
Rider
Scott
Walker
Poland
Johson
Universal Gazetteer
John Walker
Great Britain
Ireland
Trial of Fares Pillar and associates in Ireland court martial
The court martial in Ireland continues the trial of Fares Pillar John Moore John Jackson William Cunningham and John Wilson for treason and rebellion linked to the Armagh meeting on May 29 and a planned Ulster insurrection. Witnesses describe United Irishmen activity, county reports, and steps toward uprising with Belfast Blairs Camp as signal. Additional sentences issued for James Mitchell John Querry and Gawen Watt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fares Pillar
John Moore
John Fackson
William Cunningham
John Wilson
Connellan
John Moor
James Pillar
John Jackson
Armagh
John Camellan
William Campble
Louth
Mr. Jackson
Jackson
Bathford
Belfast
Campble
Derry
Donaldson
Bashford
France
Ulster
Blairs Camp
Banbridge
Stirling
Witness
Fackon
Moore
Witners
Dublin
Hugh Heron
Dundalk
Mr. Devit
Coulter
Mr. Coulter
Focelyn
Devit
Alexander Fobnston
Cunningham
Monaghan
William Foster
John Hindes
Meguittat
Esterday
James Mitchell
Saintfield
Jane Tae
Sol
John Querry
Gawen Wast
Nucexr
Ardes
Ballynahinch
Nixon
Antrim
Nucent
Ballyclare
Donesgall Arms
Bill to void US France treaties and suspend obligations
A proposed bill declares the 1778 Treaty of Amity and Commerce void and dissolves alliance obligations. It cites France’s violations, captures of merchandise on American ships, armed French agents in U.S. ports, and consular courts undermining U.S. sovereignty and neutrality. The measure argues reciprocity and law of nations justify freeing the United States from these obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Republic OF France
French Republic
Union
Great Britain
France