Adjourned Sale Notice in April Court Proceedings
The above sale is adjourned to Wednesday, the day after the Sunday in May, at the place stated. Dated April 1, 1824. A. W. Blake, R. Por for details, attorney at No. 8 Upper Pitfield Street.
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Apr 09, 1824
Page
3
The above sale is adjourned to Wednesday, the day after the Sunday in May, at the place stated. Dated April 1, 1824. A. W. Blake, R. Por for details, attorney at No. 8 Upper Pitfield Street.
A historical district court notice warns parties in Equity Anchelquer to appear by a specified date in June or risk default. The decree orders plaintiffs and defendants to plead by the appointed term, with consequences of default and enforcement to follow if not complied.
A public appeal from the Strangers Friendly Society urges Dublin citizens to donate to aid the sick and destitute. It cites previous distributions in 1823 benefiting 1,750 families and 4,810 people, notes depleted funds, and lists prominent subscribers and donors including Arthur Guinness and Samuel Bewley. The fifth report of the Association for the Improvement of Prisons and Prison Discipline in Ireland accompanies the appeal, calling continued effort and funding support.
A fragmented report from Dublin describes the Prish Society for promoting a new poetic cast language. It mentions key figures such as Levene and Sceptiers, with references to Donatus, subscriptension, and a Strassierg event. Details are obscure, but the piece cites meetings in Cradle-street and motions involving the Tough Society and Cantera authorities.
A lengthy broadsheet item details the Asylum for the Recovery of Health in Dublin with annual charity sermons and donations from notable persons. It explains the institution’s purpose aiding aged and needy residents, outlines the new dispensary for skin diseases, and invites public support. It lists trustees and patrons, cites funds exhausted, and calls for contributions to sustain the year. The notice also includes official proclamations and Trinity College prize subjects.
Sir John Phillimore of Thetis confronted naval historian Mr James over alleged misstatements in James's naval history. A heated exchange led Phillimore to strike James with a walking stick. Phillimore appeared at Queen Hall Office to answer the assault charge, bail set at 401 with two sureties, and magistrates urged amicable settlement.
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