Local Notices and Letters From Ireland Acknowledged
A terse list of places including Newport Ditto Monastergven Roscrea Birr Limerick Aumagh Kinsile Slane Nenagh Listowell Kilkenny with mentions of letters notices and papers in a formal notice signed by Edward S Lees Secretary.
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Directo
Em Chartevillé
Newport
Roscrea
Birr
Limerick
Aumagh
Monrash
Kinsile
Slane
Listowell
Pagier
Kilkenny
Edward S.lees
St Peters Vestry Meeting Awards Thanks to Charitable Support
A St Peters Vestry meeting in Dublin on April 11 1810 presided by the Lord Bishop of Kildare resolved to return books to the Duke and Duchess of Richmond and thanked Rev William Bushe Archdeacon Fowler curates and churchwardens for support.
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Irish Musical Fund Society
Greg
Lord Aibulewane
Duchess of Richmond
Kildare
Mra. Gratean
Frederick Edward Jones
John Crampton
ST. Peter's Vestry
Archdeacon Fowler
Pacata Hibernia
Hibernia
Elizabeth
Earl of
Totness
Totnes
London
Hibernian Press Company
Hibernia Magazine
Hibernia Press Company
Wilson
S. Holden and Co
Millinery and Fancy-Dress Ware-room 11 Dublin
A notice for Millinery and Fancy-Dress Ware-room No 11 located on Suffolk Street Dublin. Details outline shop offerings and location for potential buyers or tenants.
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Suffoln-Street
Dublin
Reports from Lisbon Paris and Norway on the war updates
The Dublin Journal notes Holyhead arrivals and Portuguese papers to the 11th praising Spaniards tactics while warning against unfounded Wellington advance rumors. Paris items mock fetes and describe stubborn French belief in Buonaparte peace. Norway reports seized American ships and brokers discuss prisoner exchanges via Morlaiz.
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St. Felices
Salamanca
Andalusia
Madrid
Ballasteros
Seville
Lord Wellington
Portugal
Paris
Buonaparte
Great Britain
Norway
Prince of Brazil seeks Madeira exile amid health concerns
The report notes that the Prince of Brazil, not in good health, desires to move his court to Madeira for a milder climate. He has applied to the British Government for their sanction as part of this proposed relocation.
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Thergish
Prince
Brazils
Madeira
Burdett Defends Good Old Cause in Westminster Reply
The document argues that Sir Francis Burdett speaks in generalities about law and the constitution while claiming a decline in national prosperity. It contrasts Hampden, Sidney, and Russell, who allegedly fought for republican liberty, with Burdett’s stance against monarchy and real parliamentary reform.
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Francis Burdett
Westminster
George the
Anne
William the Third
Hampden
Sidney
Russell
Commons
Hume
Sidney and
Monmouth
England
Russel
Notable Dublin Guild Elections and Local Tragedy
The Duchess of Richmond failed for England on Wednesday morning. The Duke of Richmond returned to the city from the Curragh on Election Day for the Master and Wardens of the Guild of St James Dublin. Alexander Craig of Rock Road was elected Master and Peter Daly and John Kaye were elected Wardens for the year. Charles Dempsey of the Cork Mail Coach Guards died instantly after falling from a couch near Cork on Sunday night.
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Duchess of Richmond
England
Duke of Richmond
Curragh
Corporation of Cooks, Vintners and Poulterers
Guild of St. James
Dublin
Alexander Craig
Cottage-place
Rockroad
Peter Daly
Werburgh-street
John Kaye
George’s
Pisce of daiss Ssoces-tons and funds details
A jumble of securities and receipts lists bank stock government debt and canal stock along with late 18th century money transfers. It notes donations to a Sick and Indigent Fund and a Sick Poot Institution in Meath Street. Also reports the marriage of Robert Haley Judd to Susan Prichard and the death of Redmond Morres Route aged 90.
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Daiss
Wssssseeseene
Treasury
Alderman Howe
Mondy
Bennett Dogdale
J.D
Ditto
Rosborough
Connor
Meath-street
Robert Haley Judd
Fay
His Majesty
Holyhead
Sussex
Susan
John Prichard
Returns of Corn Prices and Quantities for Dublin 1810
Abstract detailing weekly Dublin market data for quantities and prices of corn, ghain, men and afroon with units for a barrel of each sort. Includes conversions such as 134 stone flour equals 2 barrels of wheat and 7 stone oatmeal per barrel of oats, for week ending April 20, 1810.
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Dublin
Rainbow and Avon Engage French Frigate Off Altavella
Report of a naval action where the Rainbow and Avon chased a French frigate class with troops for about 36 hours near Altavella. Two Rainbow sailors killed, Lieutenant Shakespear wounded, Avon sails cut up, many wounded on the French side, and pursuit by other Royal Navy vessels.
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Rixosrox
Jaieaoa
Fes
Migjeety
Gabe
Romana
Avon
Shepheand
Besiitey
Apham
Auz-Cayes
St. Bartholomer
Camby
Palysherne
Jyffe
Boyd
Port-Royal
Curraioa
Manchester Packet
Davieson
Port Royal
Jattary Mail
Falmouth
Snake ‘Puckss
Lisbon
Manchester
Eney
West India
Escape attempt ends with capture in Galway gaol
A prisoner in Galway gaol attempted to escape by descending from the attic into the street but was recognized and recaptured by John Dwyer a private of Captain Bagwell's company. The report also describes the Duke of Rutland's Belvoir Castle state bed a lavish gilt masterpiece with blue apricot silk fabrics and ornate carvings claiming a height of 198 feet 6 inches long 7 feet 9 inches wide.
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Taft
Galway
Jain
Tipperary
John Dwyer
Bagwell
Duke of Rutland
Duke of Rua
Belvoir Castle
Lincolnshire
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Bristol
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Egil of Rosse
HL. Martin
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Tbe Postoffice
Pare Nament
Henry Paine
Ross
Henry Parker
Croker
Waters
Noreco
Herald
Edward S. Lees
Marvelstown-House & Demesne
Mar & Nelstown
Landig
Grasa
Marvelstown
Kells
Adee
Ardee
Nayan
Horseey
Wilhianestreet
Charles Kildare
John Kingston James
John K. Fames
Nation
Moore’ Morgan
Lower Dorset-street
John K. James
Fréde- Pick
Henry Gresson
Syanott-place
Thomas Woodiward
Rusuelt-place
M. and
E. Morton
Aving
Swrwer
Dante-street
the Dublin Journal
M'Kenzie and
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Morlaiz
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