Royal Matinee Opens With Brief Court Appearance
A fragmented notice describes a royal matinee and a court appearance linked to a new pantomime by a company. The unclear text names Reuben Tien and a sovereign setting, noting a first-time kingdom element and upcoming stage work.
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Reuben Tien
Bane
Mr. Fevers
Royal Circus
Colums Hine
Peters
Sig. Spagonietti
Turner
Atvintants
Sig. Spagnoletti
Fortunate Office Lottery Scheme Promises Big Prizes
An Irish advertisement describes a lottery with prizes up to 15000 pounds and 40000 money, offering two prices per blank and a new chance in a 8000 ticket lottery. Drawing begins April 30 with tickets available through multiple agents including Callwell and Hod.
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Einicoga
Impson'r Woot
Damg-street
Georges-street
Dublin
Ireland
Vickey
Mauney - Lo
Ectan Nee
N. Callwell
V. College-Green
Callwell
J Bolster
Patrick-Street
Cork
J. Hod
Belfast
Halyday
Newry
B. Alcock
Kilkenny
Phelan
Waterford
Getty
Dundalle
J Hughes
Dungannon
Miss Burton
Post Office
Armagh
Meeting to Renew Fund for Employing the Industrious Poor
A Dublin gathering in April 1817, chaired by the Lord Mayor, resolved to extend subscriptions to the General Poor Fund, urging wealthy inhabitants to contribute. The motion praised the fund's past distribution and thanked George Archer for secretarial work and the Lord Mayor and Lord Chancellor for their conduct and support.
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Mansion House
Hell
Fans Inn
Loxp
Dublin
Wain An Uddartaking
George Archer
Marklloxham
Che
Princess Chariotie Steam Packet to Dunleary from Eden Quay
Public notices describe a new midnner vessel starting from Eden Quay to Déoleary and other places, with schedules to be arranged before the next fair day and available to parties for excursions on short notice. The notice also lists accommodations and terms for this packet service.
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Princess Chariotie
Dunleary
Will Atart
Eden-Quay
N.B
Seditious Measures and Adjourment Move in Parliament
A report from the Parliament on Monday March 31 notes commissions to the Seditious Meetings and Navy Half-pay Bills, several Irish and Russia Leather bills, and an adjournment to late April. It covers Royal Assent to coercive acts, debates on speakers, and cautions about Palace Yard meetings and the State of the Nation.
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Bank OF Ireland
Thomas Wiliams
Ireland
Cnet
Mathew Wilson
Sheriffs
Edward Guinness
Dominick-street
Ian Leitrim
Pat. Morrem
Geo. Wilon
Geo. Lloyd
Thos
M Cauley
John Cathcart
Longford
Pat. Carr
Edward Dandy
Kildare
William Divey
Queen's County
Mathew Witsuw
Royal
Navy
Russia
Earl of Liverpool
UN Rising
Black Rod
House of Peers
Prince Regent
M.A. Taylor
Mel Barburet
Punsoulyy
Mainher
Plunkett
Evon
Scotland
Shinga
Mr. Canning
Briend
Paowantiy
Walla
Ponsonby
Mr. Brougham
Iit
Itu
Bences
Barry
Palaceyard
Westminster
Palace Yard
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Hedi
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la Woude and Co
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Achue M‘guire
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Qa Rey
O Connor
Win. Stainer
Bart
Messrs
Leland, Crosthwaite and Sons
Anthony O Brien
Edward Witzenmans
Messra
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Moevars
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