Disturbance Proclaimed in Middlebhild Barony Ireland 1814
The proclamation declares Middlebhild in Tipperary in a state of disturbance requiring extraordinary police. It cites acts of Parliament for enforcement and police establishment and promises secrecy to informers. Officials named include Lord Lieutenant and council members with signatories Wes tmeath Erne Frankfort Norbury Downes Mahon Peel Hewett Saurin and others.
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Ireland
Herkebas
Overnor
Privy Council
Barouice
Middlebhild
Tipperary
Majesty's Privy Council
Middlethird
Red Kingdom
Duttin
Westmeath
Erne
Frankfort
Norbury
W. Downes
1815 Dublin Castle reward notice for murder of Joan Matuaws Gauger
Royal notice offers a bounty for information leading to the capture and conviction of those involved in the murder of Joan Matuaws Gauger. A further reward of one hundred pounds is promised if accomplices are disclosed within six months, with potential free pardon for those aiding the investigation. Names listed include Leonard Dobbin and multiple signatories in Lifford. The appeal cites the Lords Justices and W Gregory.
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Edward Hardman
Armagh
Lifford
Joshua Vegan
James Hes
Prentice
Leonard Dobbin
Robert Jackson
John Dobbin
Richard Whittington
John Simpson
Thomas Bim
Robert MtKew
Edward Atkinsom
Johnny F
David Bestt
Lonogig
Samuel Ma
Mace
Harrington William M‘crum & Wm
Sloan Henry Kidd
Thos
Walsh John Kane
Robert M'Bride
Dublin Castle
Lords Justices
Joan Matuaws
Gauger
Pardoo
W. Gregory
Proclamation renews ban on exporting gunpowder and arms
In Dublin on October 5, the Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council renew a six month prohibition on exporting gunpowder saltpetre and all arms or ammunition from Ireland. The order requires permission for any transport beyond or along the coast and mentions penalties under British law. The proclamation lists officials and signatories.
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Lord Lieutenant
Privy Council of Ireland
Great Britain
Dublin
Muskerry
Custy-Coote
Frankfurt
John Staples
G Hewitt
H. King
Lauria
God Bava
King
Pensions Reform for Royal Navy Seamen and Marines
Notice from the Admiralty detailing an Act to reform pension grants from Greenwich Hospital for wounds sickness or debility and extending pensions to petty and non commissioned officers and long serving sailors. The scale includes daily rates after 14 and 21 years service with right to discharge after 21 years and a new fixed, equitable system.
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Prince
Royal’ Hospital
Greenwich
His Majesty's
Pictet
Greenwich Hospital
Commissioners of the Admiralty
Royal Marines
Evry
J.W. Croker
Royal Marine
Pensions and Service Rules for Royal Navy and Marines
The memorandum outlines pension rates and service credits for Able Seamen Landmen and Marines including per diem additions for petty and non commissioned officers, warrants and pension conditions. It notes eligibility after fourteen years for certain discharge benefits and details forfeiture rules for desertion misconduct and re-entry. The document revokes a February 1808 proclamation and restates authority by the Lord Lieutenant and Council, dated November 1914.
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Tos Ata Bay Port
Royal Marines
Perasona
Lieto
Greenwich Hospital
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
Admiralty
N.B. Ie
Losd Teutenany and Council OF Ireland
Whitworth
Lord Liewtenant
Mangere
Vyrawly
Norbury
G.dewete
Hagulroa
Uruaby
Vaideinur
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