Warde Leads Rehearsal as Pipes Sound Across City
Mr Warde conducts a local music group with a new performing schedule. the collective, described as Phe sy x ew, aims to boost public morale. Community observers note bustling practice sessions and growing interest in public performances.
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Burt Bane
Missionary Fund Subscriptions Set by Regiments
In praise of progress by Missionary work, subscriptions were raised by Pel batta log and 124th and 78th Highlanders stationed here. Figures show 674 subscribers paying 1d per work, with totals edging the Artillery fund from Butlincolig in Cork at 115,195. The resolution authorized officers and enlners to form Missionary Section in their regiments, with Rev. Werein, Rev. Ringer, and others seconding. Thanks were given to the chairman for guiding the meeting.
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Prisoner Guilty of Bank Notes Theft and Robbery Trial
Recorder Codire presided with Aldermen in a trial of prisoners. William Jackson stood indicted for forging and passing bank notes of the Bank of Ireland while Alexander Maria owned the property. The case included a drawer key, money hidden in parcels, and a confession by the accused. A fellow defendant pleaded, testimony depicted the alleged scheme, and Jackson was found guilty with a mercy recommendation. The judge sentenced him to twelve months. A separate youth case involved theft of gingham and muslin, with two-year imprisonment. others were acquitted or received sentences as noted.
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William Jackson
Te Bank of Ireland
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Julio Buris
Wriiten
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Gardiner
Jackson Tro
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Jackson
Akeleton
Lita
Rolleston
John Leigh
Abbott
Flail
Gamble
Ber
Thomas Watkins
Mary Anne Somers
Messra Pepper
Locka
Bridewell
Coun
Watkins
Richmond Bridewell
Boxing battle near St Alba ends with decisive finish
A chaotic boxing match unfolded four miles from St Alba near Port London as fighters traded blows in a crowded road arena. Despite early momentum, Valton and Mirman Der faced strong resistance from Richmund and Dea Bord, with a tense finish leaving spectators unsure of the winner.
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Libel case damages awarded after public commentary
Mr Balmer sued Captain Ball for a libel published in a northern newspaper in August 1822. The jury returned £200 damages after the defendant defaulted and the plaintiff’s case was upheld regarding a quoted remark about a Crown dinner and venison, turtle, punch, and “regular follification.”
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Lord Landonderry
Dr Mitford
Marlborough Hours and a web of social notices from a London era
The item details Marlborough Hours improvements and Vinnie Leopold’s expected arrival from Clare mount. It notes two grand dinners planned and a sequence of season entertainments, plus a marriage at Palm Sunday in Edinburgh. It mentions fugitive lovers, a ceremony in Banff, the Earl of Fife, and a charitable plan about life jackets for packets.
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Election in Dublin City Council Elects Lord Mayor
The Dublin city assembly debated and elected Alderman Smith as Lord Mayor for the coming year after a ballot of eight Freemen. Several resolutions were passed praising supporters and criticizing government actions, while votes named Lamprey and Perrie as High Sheriffs. A broad discussion followed on petitions and appointments, with references to Catholic claims and constitutional matters.
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St. Famen's Cinnicle
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Unclear Birth and Marriage Notices From Faded OCR
Fragmented text records a birth on the 10th in Baggoa-ateret and a marriage on Pridey at St. yerwenn Rawann Leeds to Mary, daughter of OY of Sudan Vale, with garbled names and places. Names and places are partially indecipherable. literacy level prevents precise extraction of individuals or locations.
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Daugtee
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Pea
Dublin Market Grain Prices and Sales Notes
Fragmented OCR lists wheat and flour shipments and market actions with references to Harrels, Tare, and Pedal fort. Mentions coarse details of weekly sales, buyer names, and price notes across Dublin market items. The legible parts indicate trade activity, commodity movement, and potential pricing benchmarks for the period.
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