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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Apr 19, 1824

Page

3

Lands in Mayo and Galway Decrees Public Auction

Decrees issued by the High Court of Chancery Ireland set for Friday April at one oclock in Dublin’s Son’s Quay to expose lands in Knockelegan Mayo comprising 186 acres and Kilteague Galway 868 acres. Adjournment noted for Kilteague sale to April 8. Details available from the Receiver at Mount Piegart and Brabazon Browne the Inspectors, with executors of Robt Browne and others named in the decree.

High Court of Chancery of Ireland Son’s Quay Dublin Knockelegan Mala Mayo Kilbcogue Clare Galway Galway Kilteague Liam Browne Fay William Browne Migesty High Court Phaliiri Chascery Ireland Neal O'Ducel Bart Beas Tevil My Hembert Inne-quay Keile Cuong Cong Cronk Killognorry Kiltogery Kilguim Kildum Lyslavery Otierwine Lisslogherry Crena Lanieharry Lougheurrib Ara Telway Mayu Ga'way Menbera O'Donel

Auction notices and prison reform meeting in Ireland

The document records adjourned sales of lands and premises in Dublin for March and May 1824 under Thomas Ellis and Thomas Flas, with further details to Nolwerkert Mayne. It also covers the Fifth Annual General Meeting of the Association for the Improvement of Prisons and Prison Discipline in Ireland, chaired by Lord Brandon, approving accounts, urging continued reform, and appointing a committee of prominent figures with notes on funding and proposed support measures for imprisoned youth.

Thomas Ellis Inie Quay Dublin June Quay Thomas Flas Nolwkert Mayne Jeruia Lord Brandon Gaul Dudues Devon Iis Hoya Jaiien Beenenett William Brooke Thoman Finlay Fay- Robert Pryle Charlies Fox Joseph Gabber Genven W. Vicars Guiditch Uward Groves Rochard Gatien Henry Hainshaw Toat Michal Rppeorttely Lord Baaxmow Corie Withan Lon Wall Guiness Bay Beng Benow Wight Ton Aedies Hig Indo Ark Ak Dey

Contracts for fuel and candles in Ireland

The Commissary General's Office invites proposals for supplying fuel and candles to the Ordnance Department in Ireland from the 1st to 24th June, 18%. bullets include coal types such as Les Cos Swansea Coal and turf, with separate bids per county, sealed and marked at Dublin Castle War Office. Proposals must use printed forms, be signed by two substantial property owners, include security, and be delivered by the 20th day of April.

Perrona Ireland Ines Les Cos Swansea Securitice Ablin War Office Dublin Castle Forsgong Vrobofirn iualaLi

Appeal to the Public Strangers Friend Society in Dublin

A 1830s public appeal requests benevolent citizens support the Strangers Friend Society in Dublin. It highlights aid to 4100+ people helped last year via blankets clothing and money, and asks donations to continue visiting the poor at their dwellings, with many local merchants and officials named as contributors.

Dublin Tiago Daghan Viscount Newcomen Thomas Finlay Leeson Street Measra Allen Dame Street R. M. Time Grafton Street John Twycroas Peter Elliott Parliament Street Hamilton Lower Sackville Street William Kent Stephen Street Charles Shaw Molony Dawson Street Francis White Upper Camden Street Trearnec Arthur Jones South King Street Whitefriar Street

Promoting Education Gate On Native Language Objections

A Dublin notice details opposition to introducing a Native Trin language in schools. It cites concerns about accurate translation and moral impact, naming officers and donors supporting the Triad Society. Communications are directed to officials at Upper Sackville Street with signatures from society leaders.

Triste CIEE EDOM Langa Ors Circe Puan Kughaly Arebbanny Sone Triad Society Musare Caab Street Dublins Mesars Pagethea Wee Drumm D & Co Ceayiitter Toe Nao Upper Sackville-sured

Breach of Promise Case and Royal News from Abroad

In a breach of promise action, a young woman sues Clergyman Alexander Fletcher for breaking an engagement, with defense stressing the woman’s character and public perception. The Sheffield Iris covers court seating, a juror withdrawal, and the crowd’s reaction. Brief notes also report scientific progress, including a device to extract steel from the eye, and letters from Genoa and London describing royal arrivals and public celebrations in Italy and Britain.

Wylde Zabeth Dick Sotlas Agnioat Alexander Fletcher Brougham Scarlett Scotland Fletcher Miss Pick

Burning of Churchtown Barracks Indicts Four in Cork Assizes

At Cork Assizes Texsway Arait 15 Timothy Brosnahan Patrick M Auliffe and Thea Lillis were indicted for the murder of Hugh Coligan at Churchtown on January 31 1822 and for setting fire to the Churchtown Barracks. The trial detailed a violent assault by a large mob, with police exchanges and multiple wounds. The jurors returned a guilty verdict against the three men and Brosnahan declared his innocence as the judge ordered execution for the Seth.

Cork Texsway Arait Timothy Brosnahan Patrick M‘auliffe Thea Lillis Hugh Coligan Churchtown Mrr Goold Magrath Peremus Sergeant @oold Che Court Goold William Lunsden Coligan Fitzhiartis Hhim Hyieh Welden John Walsh Windtrails William Flynn Lunsden Glannott Miltown Brosnahan Trosahan Lillis O'Connell Wei Limerick Barrington Ghosteen United Irishman Chen Witesa Asees Lamerick Janes Meynahan Anther Willis Car Churchtown Bayrecks Kitcheld Howe Beneen Eople Cas Ie Conners Widleh John Rineban Charleville Lillie Ahellae Alty Daniel Shea James Connor Walsh Church Majora Vokes Major Vokes Jancis Crossley Farrel John Eusden MH Podden Burgéon M‘auliffe Maurice Keppel Daniel Brien Micheal Farrell Dublin London Carter Seth Bensixa Leiter Journal Killamnery Laat Martin Quin Sheas Clerguran Leinster

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