Counts of Wixford to be sold at public cant Dublin
Public notice announces the sale by public cant of the fee simple and inheritance of the towns and lands of Ballycrumley in County Wicklow on a May day. The property covers about 445 acres of profitable land with sub-denominations. Rentals and full title details available from Col Anketell Pertartingcan Tobin Pollock Law Exchequer Office and Messrs Beanman and Mayne.
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Coffe
Dublin
Aclock
Ballykii
Bally
Crumley
Arklow
Gorey
Anketell
Pertartingcan
Queen's Co
Tobin Pollock
Law Exchequer Office
Wm. Beanman
Sackville Street
Robert Mayne
Jervis-street
Letting of Lands at Belough and Lusk for 31 Years
County of Dublin offers lands and tenements near the road to Drogheda for 31 years from May, estate of the Governors of Doctor Seeevens's Hospital. Proposals sealed to Mr Ren. B. Joineon at 191 Abbey Street, who will show the map and provide details.
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Beloqugh
Lusk
Notice to supply coal to Dublin divisions and watch-houses
The Head Office of Police from April 9 1810 announces a call for sealed proposals by April 20 from individuals willing to supply coal for the Dublin Metropolis divisional offices and watch-houses for one year from May next. Partner details available on application at this Office.
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Police
Dublin
London March 22 1810 Summary of Committee Funds
Fragmentary OCR shows a note about appropriated or promised funds by a Secret committee and outstanding drafts to the General Committee. The fragment mentions London and Joseph Douglas as secretary, dated March 22, 1810.
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Holland
Egypt
North Audley Street
Thomas Trigge
K. B
Geeneral Committee
Proposals Sought for Youghal Infantry Barrack
Barrack Office Dublin April 12 1910 Major General Freeman invites sealed proposals by May 12 for building an Infantry Barrack at Youghal. Plans and specs available daily from 11 to 4. Security required and two respectable signatures for performance. Proposals must be endorsed and directed to Major General Freeman.
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Dublin
Ajor
Freeman
Youghal
Sunde
Youghall
Jon Hughes
Dublin Journal summary of a tumultuous week in London and Ireland
The Dublin Journal reports on Sir Francis Burdett’s arrest and committal to the Tower after a riotous spectacle in London. It notes accidents including a fatal crowd incident, a large brewery fire in Ardee Street Liberty, and widespread distress. It also covers Cork Assizes, embezzlement trial outcomes, illicit distillation crackdowns, ship sightings, and a Ballybeg murder verdict with a coroner’s inquest.
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Holyhead
Chester
London
Paris
Butonaparte
France
Armstrong
House of Commons
Francis Burdett
Tower
Mesers
Trevor
Ardee-street
Cork’ Assizes
Thomas ‘Daly
Doneraile
Priday
Martin Casey
Excise
W. Parkinson
Killonan
Limerick
É&C
Phus
Westmorland Packery
Portpatrick
Donaghadee
de Clyde
Capughletown
Burdett crowds and police clash after House vote
Reports describe mobs gathering in Westminster and Piccadilly after the Commons ordered Sir Francis Burdett’s custody. Despite attempts to execute the warrant, the mob disrupted traffic, broke windows, and confronted officers while Burdett reportedly prepared to resist but remained unbound as of press time.
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Francis Burdett
House’of Commons
Baronet
House of Commons
Palice-yard
Waestminster
F. Burdett
Francis Bardett
Tower Hill
Sony
Jones Bardett
Wimbledon
Sir Francis
Piccadilly
Casa
James's Square
Bond-street
Tower-hill
Francis
Burdett
Picog
Hong
Westminster
Winbledon
Horse Guards
Soma
Franct
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County OF
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ARCH
Earl Donoughmore
Duke Jin
Morven Hall
Temple- Jane
Pacathibernia
Thomas Harrison & CO
Wa. Reth
Dundalk
Great Britain
Ireland
Dev G
Joseph Douglas
the Dublin Journal
Oxford Road
New Roads
City Road
15Th Dragoons
Fenchurch Street
Mincing-lane
Thirywalter
Down
Ballybeg
Ferns
Thomas Nowland
John Nowland
James Lee
Fishgard
South Wales
Uxbridge
Leron Re’ Say
Byrdinews House
St James's Square
Lord Castlereagh
Lord Dartmouth
Sir’Francis
St. Jamies’s-street
Whitehall
Wimbleda
Sir Francis Burdett
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