Visitation dispute over Provost powers at Dublin college
The Visitation before the Archbishop of Dublin and the Visitors of the College concerned the Provost’s authority to assign pupils and the Tutors. With the Provost absent, debates covered whether such assignments were rightly exercised under statutory oath, and the Visitors affirmed the Provost’s power while cautioning against abuse and urging a renegotiation of pupil transfers among Fellows.
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Nhe
Chepeatons
Dublin
Snack
Joe Smith
Appellasta
Planket
Bis
Stack Wasj
Wpoo—Butt
Richard of
College
Shewidge
Plucket
Knox
Prawott
Uhia
Marsh
Luck
Cautiouly
S ‘ Angulos Focios
Difeipulos
Pensionarios
Si- 4
Storer
Scatera Collegii Membra
Ifdem Legibus
SF Statutis
Fingulliis Generis
Disputed Tutor Appeals at Jesus College Cambridge
The document outlines appeals by junior and senior fellows over college discipline and appointments at Jesus College Cambridge. It cites pupil numbers, assignments by the Provost, and the Visitors response, criticizing disrespectful conduct and threat to the college’s harmony, while noting parental rights and potential punishments. The Chancellor and legal representatives are referenced, with the Archbishop of Dublin and Lord Donoughmore attending.
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Rarlowe
Meride
Elrington
Burstowes
Graves
Dublin
Jesus College Cambridge
Bishop of Ely
Avezitants
Smith
Me. Plunket
George Kuna
Por the Paovoer
Serjeant Duquerty
Francia Hely Hutchinson
Fox
Lord Donoughmore
Obscure Dublin area notices in 19th century style
Notices from Mounttaleny Dublin and surrounding towns record titles of ladies and widows including Baron O Dawda of Drarus Ballydana Galway Mrs Chapman Mrs Frances MDonnell Mrs Clements late Vice Provost of Trinity College Elizabeth Maxwell wife of John Maxwell Coach-well with mentions of Seafort Black Rock Marl borough street Summer hill and Britain street in Britain-treet and other local locations.
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Mounttaleny
Britain
Treet
Elizabeth Maxwell
John Maxwell
Dublin Linguists Seek Royal Grace For Satirical Portrait
A Dublin group titled Ling signs with a playful plea for public indulgence and patronage. The document mocks parliamentary privilege and lampoons a gentleman’s visage, claiming wit and learning from linguists, geometrians, and astronomers who write for city newspapers.
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Porte
Dublin
Stockholm Conspiracy Trials and Death of Baron Bielke
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE reports Stockholm reaction to a royal regicide plot. Baron Bielke’s suicide ends one strand. Major-General Barob Pechlin and nobles like Horn, Ribbing, and Liljehorn face accusations. A special commission moves to try suspects as guards widen searches. city life tightens with new orders restricting travel and letters.
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Stock Holm
Baron Bielke
Barob Pechlin
Liljensparre
Stockholm
Chamber of Inspection
Rittersheim
Baron Pechelin
Ni¢tigian Horn
Count de Ribbing
Iit
Lijjehorn
Leas
Alf
Ribbing
de Pechelin
d'Orenfeblold
de Kurk
P. Trail
Ablyreen
Bjorkman
Enhamina
Ankarscoem
Court of the Stadtholder tensions rise amid resignations
Leveen reports escalating splits at the Stadtholder's court as foes of the Grand Pensionary gain footing. Finances face near ruin, with several placeholders at risk. Vienna intelligence notes M. de Noailles plans to quit early April, seeking private life in Switzerland or Italy after royal disfavour and Leffart impeachment. The Jacobin ministry's stance pressures him to depart.
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France
Switzerland
Italy
Hungary
M. de Leffart
de Noailles
M. de Noailles
Vienna
East Indiaman Coote Returns Home From Coa and China
An express from the East India House reports the safe arrival at Falmouth of General Coote’s East Indiaman, Captain Baldwin, outward bound February 1791 from Torbay. The ship proceeds up the Channel without a landing Purser, arrival hourly expected, with hopes of bringing fresh official dispatches. Also noted is the Queen East Indiaman, Captain Douglas, spoken January 29 between Mauritius and Madagascar, detained at Bengal for army accounts delivery, daily arrival expected.
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London
East India -House
Falmouth
Coote
Baldwin
Coa
China
India-house
Torbay
Queen Convalescence and Royal Intrigues in Lisbon
Dr William is said to have cured Queen of Pertispal with a costly regimen, likened to a staged court drama as Catholic observers mocked the treatment. The Prince of Brazil sent a gift of one hundred talers to compensate the doctor after the queen’s recovery. News also cites revolts on the frontiers, a planned July assembly for an emperor, and a Quebec earthquake causing alarm and structural damage.
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Bon
Willia
Dr. Witt
England
Detter
Brazil
Wilke
Lisbon
Infery
Ankerstrom
bin Mitkas
Y. Adena
Arpesiza
Virginia
Maryland
Li At
Marquis de la Fayette
America
Congress
M'Gillery
Bowles
Sgland
Wasere
Quebec
Abstract of prices and quantities for grain in Dublin 1794
A summary notice details units and barrel equivalents for corn and grain types in Dublin. It lists What rye peas and beans oats and flour with barrel equivalences and weights, as read from an APR 1794 extract. It notes quantities sold and prices in a public sale context in the city.
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Dublin
Average prices of corn grain per acre in 1406 and 1792
A historical notice lists average corn grain prices per acre for the years 1406 and 1792, published under authority of Parliament. John Moore, Register Cere Returns, is cited.
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Apel
Ai of Pariawent
John Moore
Register Cere
House to Let at Grapton Sireey in May
A modern house in perfect repair with extensive stables and coach house. Includes ware route and stable yard with adjoining fields. Clear communication with surrounding areas and neighbors. Terms strict and prices reasonable for location.
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Grapton-Sireey
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Tonis Majratx
Barrisu Main
Foreign Intelligence
al Barre
Joun Moore
Co. A
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