Trade and Navigation Returns July 6 1815 UK imports exports
The official accounts show imports into Great Britain and Ireland for the month ended July 6 1815 including oxen cattle calves sheep and various goods with quantities in cwt qrs and tons. Exports of butter candles cheese coal cotton manufactured goods and other items total £3,625,513 with six month total £21,671,939. vessel counts numbered 2389 inward 2839 outward with coasting trade averaging about 13 000 vessels.
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United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Europe
Matrimonial Ad From 1776 Promises Widows Hidden Wealth
A Public Advertiser notice from April 16 1776 details a mature gentleman with two parliamentary terms, a large estate, and hospitality who will marry a widow or single woman of genteel birth and pregnancy of five to eight months, with secrecy and respect promised at Will's Coffee House. The fragment also quotes divers anecdotes and social commentary on women rulers, crafts, and emigration, reflecting period attitudes and curiosities.
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Mitax
Times
Tessin
Milan
Porta Romana
Porta Ticinese
Lodi
Adda
Charles Albert
Committee of Public Defence
Pavia
Cura
Fanti
Restasutr
Maestri
Radetzky
Tam
Walmoden
Conant
Tesalia
Sardinia
Lombardy
Royal Italian Opera Opens Guglielmo Tell Night With Gratis Cast
The Royal Italian Opera presents Guglielmo Tell opening night, featuring Tamburini, Corbari, Marini, and Roger in Arnoldo. Review lauds lavish staging, choral strength, and Roger’s dramatic prowess, praising the company’s sacrifice and artistry as securing a national standard in London opera.
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Guglelmo
Rossini
Lind
Oeurre
Meyerbeer
Royal Italian Opera
Guglielmo Tell
London
Tamburini
Tell
Corbari
Lemmy
Marini
Walter Hen
Marcella
Madame Cestellan
Matilda
Selva Opaca
Leas
Arnoldo
Roger
Duprez
Paris
Italy
Germany
Milan Capitulation Weakened Milan Defense and Mediation Talks
Paris reports that Charles Albert abandoned Milan and ordered troops to fire on Milanese after capitulating. The National notes a March push for armed intervention by Provisional Government, while France and England push mediation. Milan’s capitulation aimed to save Charles Albert’s army and protect inhabitants from a mob. Bank of France bullion rose 7 million francs. notes in circulation fell nearly the same amount.
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Paris
Milan
Charles Albert
Lombardy
Italy
Austria
France
Trme
Alevy En Mates
Turin
Piedmont
Radetzky
Bank of France
Treasury
Inquest Held Over Child Run Down by Prisoner
August 19 1846 Elizabeth Lucas of Notting Hill testified she saw the deceased child lie in the road after a cart driven by the prisoner passed at speed. George Rupkep Jad corroborated the scream and cart. Bail of £80 was offered and accepted for the prisoner's appearance. The magistrate reserved judgment until after the inquest.
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Elizabeth Lucas
Charles Street
Notting Bill
George Rupkep
Jad
Slater
Butler
THE
Weekly Chronicle
Royal Irish Dragoon Guards
Nottingham Barracks
Manchester
New Forest
Lyndhurst
Eling
Durham Assizes
Edward Coyle
Justice Cresswell
House of Commons
Bellemy
Cholera precautions and remedies warned by government authority
Instructions for country residents in Russia warn that epidemics follow subtle diarrheal illnesses, stress cleanliness, cold protection, and housing conditions. Guidance covers diet, ventilation, avoiding crowds, and step by step emergency measures including warm clothing, mild infusions, tinctures, and when to seek medical aid.
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Russia
Wolverhampton Races and Tattersall's Stakes Report
Sporting Intelligence notes薄 Tattersall's meeting details with odds and results for races led by Lord Eglinton's The Flying Dutchman and others, plus Wolverhampton trials. Attendance thin, prices nominal. Major winners include Sponge at Wolverhampton and Shropshire Witch in Produce Stakes, with multiple runners and places listed.
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Tattersall
Monnar
L. Fox
Harcourt
Ellerdale
Jaquea
Sir Martin
Lraza
Bowes
Duke of Bedford
Justice
Ireland
Green
Lord Clifden
Lord Eglinton
Nichols Nancykirk
Macdonell
Saucy Dick
Bowen
Emma
Duke of Rutland
Flambeau
Wolverhampton
Mr. Parr
Sponge
W. Butler
Mr. Fowler
Lahore
Aube
Mr. Minor
H. Darling
Mr. Whitworth
Novel
Simpson
Yardley
Little Nary
Soyaner Hel Singh
Wen
Mr. Sharratt
Egret
Sharpe
Mr. Pettifer
Martin Chazziewit
Hart
Miss Stephenson
Jet
Mr. Frost
Shrewnbury
Clairvoyance
Doolavan
Arrests and unrest mingle in Clonmel and Dublin reports
A mob chase ends when a farmer’s house search near Clerihan prompts a pursued youth to flee across a ditch into a wood. Clergy anger and suspicion rise as priests are blamed for inciting rebellion. In Dublin, Mahony of Capel Street is arrested under Habeas Corpus provisions, four presumed Americans pass to Clontarf, and O’Brien remains cheerful in Kilmainham Gaol with enforced newspaper restrictions.
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Dercy
Clerihan
Baron Pennefather
Clonmel
Dublin
Mahony
Capel Street
Newgate
Clontar
Sarita O'Bater
Kilmainhom
The Fugitive Rebel Leaders Letter From Cashel
A Cashel letter reports police intercepting a Doheny missive urging a resident to move his horse and pay Mrs Dobeny the value as Doheny nears surrender. Freeman's Journal notes August 10 dispatches on state trials, mediation by Rev Mackey, and possible relief for the moving column of Gen O Donnell. It mentions military movements toward Callan Ballingarry Kilkenny and reports potato blight spreading in Banbridge and Gilford. The country is said to be tranquil aside from disease concerns.
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Cort
Answip
Sre
P.S
Shelley
Mr. Death
Antagonist
Tatlib
Lord Exeter
Duke of Richmond
E.M. Gannon
Hippona
Cosachia
Vampyre
Tarella
Cosachio
Mr. Harrison
Pyrrhua
A. Day
Alr
Osbaldeston
Fogleman
Tophaus
Mr. Elwen
Conveyancer
Drewitt
Volley
Peart
Sait
Ebondocz
Bathyany
Tragical
Hercules
Taglioni
Mr. F. Clarke
Bellenden
8. Scott
Dontin
Dungarvans
Great Southern and Western Railway
Sl Parte
Crowuzrt
Abbeyfeale
Bianconi
Carrick
Suir
Waterford
Cashel
Caber
Tipperary
Golden
Dillon, Meagher, &c
Clonoulty
Dungarvan Bay
Dungarvan
John Weldon
Lord Clinton
Saunders
Ryan
Chatham
Gravesend
Rochester
Epsom
Strand
East India Company
Frederic Smith
Royal Engineering Establishment
Brompton Barracks
Royal and East India Company
Chatham Lines
Horowork
Prince Frederick
St. Mary's Creek
Scone
Royal Artillery
Akirmishera
17Th Regiment
Royal Anud East India Company
Royal Marines
St. Mary’s Creek
Ageailants
Cumberland
Alanwine
Manchester
Ashton Under Lyne
Ashton
O'Brien
Willis
Hel
The
Freeman's Journal
Mackey
Callan
Ballingarry
Kilkenny
Lord Hardinge
Clonmel
Catholic Hierarchy Moves for General Amnesty in Ireland
The Dublin Pilot reports strong authority for a major step by the Catholic hierarchy and clergy to seek a general amnesty for political offences. Bishops are said to be preparing a memorial calling on the government to grant clemency to those punished amid the recent crisis, aiming to avert famine linked misery and potential civil strife. The piece praises clergy as peacemakers and notes government owes them support for such intercession.
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Dublin
Ireland
H.C
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Charity Trust Regulation
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John Rowlands
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Menai Straits
John Pritchard
Liverpool
Landsborough
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Naples
Corfu
Niada
Ereland
Sporting Intelligence
Tasker
Pottinger
Cheapside
Never Mind
Richard O’gorman
Catholic Priests
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