Public Auction of Old Leighlin Estates in Carlow Ireland
A court-ordered sale dated February 4 1822 in Dublin announces public auction at one o clock on April 18 for extensive lands and tenements including Orchard House and Calfpark with parcels near Carraghgane Coolinchurran and Quinagh Ballycarney, formerly owned by Christopher Ramsey and others, plus related deeds and titles. Contact Jones Low and Catacant 21 Peter Street Dublin for rent rolls and title details.
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Anne Nixon
Tre Sland
Dublin
Cunistopher Ramsey
Old Leighlin
Archdeacons
Dimacré
Knockbraner
Knockamybeg
Joan Hearne
Quinagh
Ballycarney
Ballynacarrig
Carlow
A. R. Blake
C. R
Messrs. Jones, Low
Catacant
Peter St. Dublin
Dublin Journal extracts from O Connell letter and Malta fever report
Dublin Journal of Monday prints extracts from Mr O Connell’s letter praising his pen as his sole resource after the Catholic Association suppression. It notes self‑praise, other passages, and hopes English papers ignore long, dull contents. Malta reports fever fears tied to cotton imports and a proclamation excepting cotton from other imports.
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Dublin
Opfieg
Ree O'Cloch
Lonon
O'Connell
Catholic Association
Morning Register
Mr O'Connell
Malta
Marquis of Hastings
Mala
Raipoughe
Price update on Renica at Paris express arrival
An express from Paris arrived delivering Renica price details for Saturday. The continuation to month end shows a 1 percent change.
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Paris
King attends private chapel service and royal outing
This morning the King with attendants and royal household attended divine service in his new private chapel conducted by Rev Mr Sumner. About two o'clock the King and suite rode in pony phaetons by Sandpit Gate to Virginia Water and returned via new plantations to the Royal lodge for dinner. Yesterday afternoon he spent over three hours in the Great Park and plans alterations to the pleasure grounds adjoining the Royal Lodge in the next session.
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Winesoan
Arnage
Sumner
Sandpit Gate
Virginia Water
Royal Lodge
Great Park
Anticipated Corn Laws Change in Parliament
Report suggests a protective wheat duty of about 1s 5d per quarter may be proposed this session. Ministers possibly seek a compromise with landed interests in the house of commons, aiming for a rate not far above 1s.
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House of Commons
Coronation plans and Metternich letters from Paris
Letters from Paris say the coronation will certainly occur on June 12 after the king agrees to Jeuits terms except for oath of temporal subjection to the pope. A return with splendid presents is planned. Metternich’s mission relates to the coronation and possible future claim by young Napoleon. From Gibraltar, letters report Spain’s southern provinces ready for revolution with Constitutions troops mustering in several districts.
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Paris
Prince Metternich
Napoleon
France
Charles X
Austsia
Greece
Gibralter
Spain
Severs
Parliament Dissolution Rumor Circles in Beac Politics
Rumours suggest Parliament may be dissolved at the end of the current brief session to allow the new Parliament to assemble in November next, as political circles in Beac weigh the strategic move.
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Cis
Beac
Parli_ament
Papis April 2 King hears mass in chapel of the Chateau
An extract from Etoile describes the King meeting the Chancellor in Visielle to discuss schemes of rebellion. It recalls a weak nation attacked from within by traitors and Europeans and Christians corrupted by the Mussiemen.
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Papis
Chateau
Visielle
Siness
Colveotron
Gierk Governa Hy
Cannes
Parliamentary Papers Corn Prices 1819 to 1825
A historical record titled Parliamentary Papers shows quarterly averages of corn and grain prices in Great Britain from January 5, 1815, to January 5, 1825. Authored by William Jacob, Receiver of Corn Returns, the document lists wheat averages for 1819 and 72, and aggregates across six years totaling 638 shillings.
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Great Britain
William Jacob
Hiqu Sherif S We have heard which much gea ification
Fragmentary OCR summary notes confusion over Peel's stated intention and the involvement of Lonl Lea council and local party figures. No clear event or outcome is readable, leaving the public matter ambiguous and unresolved.
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Peel
Corn Laws Debate Sparks Reform Effort in Parliament
A fragment from a House of Commons speech argues against Curwen’s plan to alter the corn laws. It claims MPs’ landlord interests shape votes, asserts that removing restrictions would hurt tenants and favor proprietors, and urges ministers to resist liberal pressures while calling for petitions to reject new duties on foreign grain.
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Curwen
House of Commons
Atll
Thgtanantry
Armed Robbery Night Wounds Mill Worker in Clyde Street
On Wednesday night before eight, John Grahame and two coworkers were attacked near Clyde Street as two men with pistols fired, mortally wounding Grahame. A nearby worker captured one assailant with help from county patrols. the other fled. The wounded man was taken to a Clyde Street house before police and cavalry arrived to seize the prisoner, later sent to gaol. One rescuer was arrested. another suspect escaped. The incident prompted an immediate police and magistrate response in the Borough.
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Dunlap
John Grahame
Clyde
Grahame
Assain
Clyde Street
Caton
Port Eglinton
Hamilton
Lnacleean
Sagan
Asner
Princer
Cgtaegne Chronoly
Ireland Catholic Clergy Pay and Dependency Debate
A discussion in Ireland on the cost of Catholic clergy, estimated at four hundred thousand pounds yearly, and whether payment should shift from voluntary parish gifts to state provision. Witnesses note clergy income from tithes and fees, marriage payments, and their potential influence on marriage rates and population. Proposals include Regium Donum style support, with Presbyterians already funded by the state. Dr Doyle and other Protestants advocate memorial channels via bishops, arguing a state-supported clergy would reduce temptations and align with public policy.
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Ireland
Psepere
Doyle
F. Lewis
Leslie Foster
Foser
Mr. Blake
Lord Sidmouth
Blake
Dhe
Hayne
Keppel_street
Beauty
Higagter
Miss Foot
Hyne
Lamberg Crome , Bart
Edward Burnaby
Thoragoon Guarda
Miss Foote
George Robins
Mr Platt
Miss F
Glaggow
Liverpool
Elawhere
Mr. H
Dover
Sundy
Fawcett
Covent Garden
Keppel Street
Misa F
Havue
Hayné
Foote
Pina
H. Ut
West India
Miss Foo
Platt
Kate
Curious Marriage Rupture Prompts Dover Honey Moon Plot
The Morning Chronicle reports a scandal involving MR HAYNE and MISS FOOTE. Despite settlements and pro money paid, Miss Foote declined the match. Hayne tests her affections in public, amid schemes by her relatives to advance her interests, ending with a dramatic display in the park and carriage scene.
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Ruth
Dover
Privy Council
Mie
Bayne
Foote
Hayne
Miss Foote
Scandalous liaison and marriage settlements in London society
A sensational account details Mr Hayne and Miss Foote amid love and wagers, with her mother guiding matches and settlements. The piece chronicles interviews, a proposed private marriage, forced income clamps, and a looming continental tour as the pair navigate consent, fortune, and a public gaze.
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Iobers
Royal Canal
National Insurance
Royal Iriah
St. Patrick i
Bhamrock
Finling Ca
Treland
Hiversian Railway
Irish ‘Provincial Bank
Hibernian
Dublin Journal
Vrar Whear
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Corn Labs
Curwen Snys
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