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Weekly Chronicle in London, Middlesex

03 Feb 1839

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Weekly Chronicle

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 03, 1839

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3

Threats posted on Luriga chapel border in Limerick area

A Sunday night notice on Luriga chapel threatens Protestants with death linking to Pat Crotty and John Bourke and mentions Masey Dawson and John Vokes. The missive, signed Captain Fear Not of the Irish Brigade, warns of cruel acts and bloodshed. The report also records other items from Limerick including church bishops’ meeting in Dublin and political calls for Irish railway expansion.

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Luriga Chapel Liberties John Piper Grop Pat Crotty John Bourke Masey Dawson Kenny Mian John Vokes Charles the Fourth Comsii Rep Fear Irish Brigade Navy Limerick Standard National Board M‘hale M*hale M-Hale Rae Ireland Dublin Earl of Glengall Vesci Cloncurry F. Ponsonby Baron de Robeck O'Connell J. Power T. ‘Sey Stock Vandeleur West Robert Shaw Bart Shaw M P John Burke Arratn Captain Sangers Sanders’park Robert Holmes Maidenrat J. Pepper Charleville Sanders Snow Holmes Martin Cork Lord Notbury O Corwell Peter Parcell Mr. O'Connell Kildare Duke of Leinster Limerick Gigi Effingham Wilson Bishopsgate-street Manchester Chamber of Commerce England New Brentford Thomas Tomkins William Wilkins
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Colonies Letter Reveals Frontiersmen Fearful of British Loss

An 1838 Montreal letter reports growing Anglo Canadian tension as Detroit violence prompts British demand for reparation. Brigands threaten frontier settlements while Colborne strengthens observation posts ahead of winter incursions. Trials continue with hangings possible. The Newfoundland Chamber of Commerce petitions the Queen to abolish the House of Assembly over Catholic clergy influence.

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England Detroit Dr. Hume Prince John Colborne Chamber of Commerce of St. John’s Newfoundland House of Assembly
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Astoria and Bartlett Books Featured in Literary Chronicle

The issue reviews Washington Irving’s Astoria in Bentley’s Standard Library edition and Bartlett’s Practical Guide to Stammering. It highlights the Tonquin tragedy voyage with Captain Thorn and Mr. M’Kay, plus a graphic account of mutiny and explosion at Neweetee, and ends with Bartlett’s treatment rules and breathing advice.

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Washington Irving Astoria Bentley Pacific Irving Jacob Astor Thorn Vancouver’s Island Neweetee Coaet Bir M‘kay Whananish Ehorn Mr. M'Kay Neokamis New England Lorn Invian Nookamis Shewish J. M‘kay Mc'Kay Captain Thorn Mr. M‘kay M‘key Mc Kay Mr. Lewis Mr. M' Kay Stephen Weekes Mrr. Lewis Lewis Astosia Bartlett Rutz Draw Tony
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Stammering treatment rules outlined in 19th century essay

The piece reviews a long text on speech therapy for stammerers, detailing breathing, mouth shape, eye contact, pauses, voice pace, word choice, and confidence. It cites Demosthenes on pronunciation and stresses rule-based methods to reduce hesitation and promote articulation.

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Demosthenes Philip of Macedon Athens Antipater Rute Rore Rutresis Renshaw Strand Wilson Reynold Rey
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