HANOVER SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS AND NEW PUBLICATIONS
A page lists Lenwood's exhibition and ongoing concerts at Hanover Square with admission details. Also advertised are Killala's Narrative of the French invasion of Mayo in 1798, Weld’s Travels through North America and Canada, Sonini's Travels in Egypt, and the Accomplished Tutor a liberal education system by Thomas Hodson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brsuor
Killala
Price
County of
Mayo
John Stockdale
Piccadilly
Robert Baldwin
Paternofter
North America
Upper
Lower Canada
Isaac Weld
Go Phites
Sonini
Egypt
Henry Hunter
Nid
Thomas Hodson
Vernot and
Hedad
Poultry
Wright Piccadilly
Sael
Strand
The Present Scarcity and Charitable Abstinence
A sermon at the Chapel Royal, St James's, urges heavy abstinence to curb bread scarcity. It calls on the rich to reduce their consumption, support the poor, and extend retrenchment to superfluities to fund relief for distressed neighbors, citing Providence and the Prophet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Royal
ST. James's
London
Jelius
Mitchief
Engeneiny
Maui
Happesen
Anda
Majah
GenjaA@ion
Chaihan Soirtnes
Quoted Bible Verses From Isaiah Open With Moral Exhortations
The fragment presents a biblical passage urging acts of charity toward the hungry and naked, kindness to the afflicted, and divine responsiveness. It emphasizes light, health, and guidance when one aids the needy and sustains others, citing a prophetic vision of spiritual reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsaiah
Potatoes cultivation plan proposed to alleviate high corn prices
A communication to Casafaxs Town Committees outlines Irish potato cultivation as ridges and furrows with multiple manuring steps. It argues April May planting, reduced labor, drainage benefits, and greater horizontal growth. A government role and use of common lands for potato planting to feed the poor is urged, with compensation for landowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casafaxs
Ireland
England
Effeck
Wright
Irish Potatoes Cost Range and Enclosure Proposal
The text notes potato prices around three-halfpence to three pence per stone in Ireland ten years ago, with wheaten bread costing sixpence to ten pence per English quarter loaf. It then discusses a plan for general enclosure and proposes exempting lands from tithes for a number of years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Death sentences for burglary and robbery at Hertford
Report from Hertford cites the Assizes sentencing Jim Criwell and James Burgess to death for burglary at Nathanel Camp's dwelling. A second group, including Richard Waters alias Munt and Thomas Lill, were found guilty of robbery at North Mims. others faced varying penalties. The scene notes the crowd of up to about 5000 spectators and a grim gallows setting near the crime site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Criwell
James Burgess
Nathanel Camp
Ghald
Stanfed
Richard Ivaters
Munt
Thomas Lill
North Mims
England
Duke of Leeds
Matthews
Tim
Cain Joseph England
Samuel
L'reeman
Dweltin
Kempton-Anll
Thomas Fist
Emibly
Wan
Matthece
Fill
Nifé Prius
Bigs
Jealousy and Murder Tale of Sarah Clark in 1798
Fragmentary New York paper recounts Sarah Clark born 1766 or 1767 confessing to poisoning Ann Carothers with arsenic to win a lover. She describes purchasing arsenic in 1798, slipping it into bread, milk, and butter in the Carother household, and the death of Ann and Mrs Carothers. The account frames jealousy as cause of crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
Sarah Clark
Carlisles
Johin Clarke
Pittsburgh
Ace
Hayes
John Carothers
Ely
Ann Carothers
Mr. Carother
Ann
Ann Carother
Ann-Carothers
Anstruther Tragedy: Boat Capsizes Off Cellardyke Harbor
On Monday a fishing boat with eight men attempted to reach Cellardyke harbor but overturned near the mouth of the harbor in view of friends. Seven widows and thirty-two children are left destitute. Distress prompts local subscriptions for relief and hopes for wider support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cellardyke
Beans neglected on Fife farm praised for relief
In a Fife farm a field of beans left unharvested before rain shows neglect, while the Royal Society commends Mr. Pir Pore kisas and the Metallie Trustees for relief measures. De Mather of the Royal College of Physicians cites his contigious on the efficacy of these remedies from experience and observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khe
Fife
de Mather
Royal College of Physicians
Spilsbury’s Drops and Medicines Advertised by Suited Sellers
A long fragmented advertisement traces testimonials for Spilsbury’s patent drops and related remedies including Nervous Cordial and Botanic Syrup Restorative. Letters from users in Tunbridge and London praise cures and relief from eruptions, weakness, and distress, while numerous distributors in towns like Tunbridge, London, Bristol, and Glasgow offer bottles at various prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Cex
Spilsbury's
Soho-quare
Fey
Spilsbury’s
Peter Cox
Tunbridge
Kent
Brodum
England
Indies
London
Golden Grove
Phice
Lilyputeltall
Homas Brind
Syrusind
Dottor
Albionsstréet
Leverian Museum
Surry
Lick
Tunbridge Ware
St. Pau Urch Yari i
Wands Hotbotaries
Ray’seinn
Jebvoult
Oxford
Reets Pidding
Oxeford Gaeet
Sheppards
Bristol
Baxter
Edvitio Brown
Tolzey
Read
Vincestres
EL Glisgow
Chalmers
Aberdsen
Beltham
Drugailt
Porte Bry
Tut's
Royal
Wallin
Boulton Royal
Salisbury
Cruttwell
Bath
Pot . Arent
Boroughs
Wy Mac Bees Belgitt
Gui M
Oxi Yieel
Leceis
Guipya
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hanover-Square
Lenwood
Hertford
Atsis
Anstruther, Fen
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