Suppression or Street Begging Report from Dublin 1818
A Dublin House of Industry discussion and Governor reply address the suppression of street begging and the use of the House of Industry for stout beggars. Governors describe limits, actions, and governance including potential transfer of healthy poor to the Association while reserving aid for infirm and aged. The piece also covers related legal and civic notices and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Industey
House of Industry
Association
Fouewean
C. Fitz-Genan
Asc
D&c. Ec
Association For
Dublin
Teupertsin
Strasiach
Lothal
Ibatia
Padper
Ireland
City Assembly House Debate Over Seneschal Authority
In Thursday session the Assembly debated the Seneschal of 51 Sepulchre's claim to jurisdiction over Cranes in Whet fanor and whether the Lord Mayor should press authority for such commission. Lords and members clashed on dignity, law, and rights as the Laws Committee was urged to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tthem
Dublin
Geo. HL
House of Industry
Corporation of the Poor
Hssalcas Sion
Ivt Neycun
Tnichaad Jnnp
J. B. Vandeteun
Fl. Tonnens
G. Fasnch
Connon
Josefn
Enniskiller
Aprif
Kerman
Es Rorman
Murphy
Clogher
Kelly
Tuam
M'Langilin
Raphoe
Jne
Dubli
Eame
Nicu
Mears
Willington
Manasett
John N. Russell
Carroll
Atlas Company
James Mark
James Fisher
Jun
Limerick
Eseral O
Lord Bishop
Grogan
Geary
Uainfon
City Assembly
Haney Rove
Fanor
Trould
Senvackal
Figs Frananaid
Meath
Jerusalem
Winnis
King’s Bench
Board of Aldermen
Law Committee
Uouse
Seb-Commmititter
Amesange
Lord Mayor
Sheriffs and
Comindus
Assembly House
Sessions House
WiLllis
Sheriffs and Commons
Thad Bear-Garden
Tharday
Assassination Trial Tugs Dramatic Testimony Demand
The court hears Madame Manson as key witness in the assassination case of M. Fauldes. Dramatic scenes unfold as she is urged to reveal all, including alleged plots and witnesses, amid public intrigue and moral pressure. The proceedings pause for reflection before resuming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NM. Fauldes
Muyson Lax
Basilone
M. Fauldes
Bastide
Sieur Blinc
Madame Manson
al. Paultes
Procureur-General
Dous
Pieut Hagpipe
Hun
Huu
Madote Manvron
M. Manson
New Plan of Finance for Consols and Loans
The Weekly Gazette outlines a new finance plan converting 3 percent stock into a new fund with three and a half percent interest, creating a loan via substitution. It discusses costs, potential profits, and taxes, comparing it to direct loans and noting the impact on public debt. It also notes related international items from the Courier about Poland, Prussia, and Frankfort trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationa
Iid
W. Lds
Sue Pow
Kachequer Hills
Alexander
Emrevon
Prussia
Brussels
Duke of Wellington
Tntlizence
Bocla
King’s Bay
Prankfort
Mecknenarna- Schwarin
Frankfort
Augusta Propetties
Mosse Nemburg
Proceedings of Learned Societies at Trinity College Dabllu
Fragmented OCR describes quarterly proceedings with names and medals awarded. It lists attendees, placements, and premium recipients including Mr. Alexander, Mr. Kirkpatring, and others across multiple classes, with scattered spellings and unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trini Cullezey
Mooge
Alexander
Schmadhe
Kirkpatring Sap
Bt Nos Et Shs
Pated
Crompon
Jno
Cotling
Huciud
Tsethend
Macuael
Temas
Dyoovan Daruten
Peertt
Thanaird
Sow
Ile
Kitageraia
Acu
Amlaetin
Dus
Darley
Tunes
Kyle
Sadun
Tarrion Racks and Sweets at Phoenix Park Races
Sporting intelligence from Phoenix Park covers Tarrion Racks races with heats for five guineas, listing horses from Alcara to Birth Day and Birth Day's rider. Notes include a fall without injury, another twenty guinea match won by Smyth, and further matches with Spoony and Doctor Syplyx. Stewards and clerks listed. Monday’s Carragh Races announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Park
Tarrion Racks
Garsilva
Alcara
Raninm
B. T. Brottu
Ritchahy
Tyth
Rob Kid
Me. Slucuch
Lady Kilpr
Mr. Bruomield
Johnny Newouwe
Stuiner
Page
B. m. Rosellana
Mr. Peel
Aly
Stamers Black Mire
Mr. Slogack
Carragh
Kildare
C. H. Coote
Renume
MG. Prendergast
M. Caldwell
Dublin
Jaanuary
Market Notes From TUK and Warilla on Flaxseed and Tea
April 16 reports from TUK MARKETS and Warilla show traders noting fluctuating demand and plentiful supply. Flaxseed and tobacco leaf markets are steady, with tea shipments from London meeting demand, while pork, wheat, barley, and oats experience price softness and cautious buying amid large arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Warat
Matton Ud
Bailey
Praated foe the Prepations al dlyir Uber, 15, Mags mrot strat
Readable fragments describe a local event involving individuals and a plan for a start. Names and places appear, but the text is garbled. The item hints at a community action or meeting with unclear specifics and dates.
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The
Association For Preventing
Seery Cilelly
Wacen
Barris
Ashford
Thornton
Court of King's Bench
Lord Nothory
Peter Kenedy
Moteiup
Dawson-street
Havre
Bonfaut
Pickmore
Admiralty
Newfurdland
Ciel
Newfoundland
Fez
Morocco
Rome
Moly See
Naples
Sporting
P. P
Me. Sraith
Thondebelt
Mr. Perter
Bo. m. Woodott
Mr. Smyth
P.P. Oak Agile
Close
Pattenson
Boyla Travery
Ravenhill
Barker
Slocack
Briew
George Waits
Tun-club
Kirevan
Becordou
Agat
Batteraby
Willy-dhe-heau
TUK Markets
Harley
NUS
Melos
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