New Corn Exchange Building Report At City Meeting
The Corporation held a meeting at Exhibition House Wiltianstreet to receive the Toll and Customs Committee report on the New Corn Exchange opening. The Recorder ruled the City cannot interfere with the corn market. the Act under which the new buildings opened settles the matter. A Water Bailiff was elected amid remarks on creditor interests and a proposed Butter Mart by Dublin merchants aiming to recenter butter trade from Waterford and Wexford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Corn
Ercaange
Exhibition House
Wiltianstreet
Ygaterday
Lily Advicy
Thomas
Joseph Henry Moore
Times
Toumy
Dublin
Waterford
Wexford
Hibernian Bible Society appoints officers at Carlow meeting
The Carlow Bible Society held a Tuesday week gathering in the New-room Carlow led by Colonel Rochfort. Rev Mathias explained Bible Society aims with a powerful case for their impact. Resolutions appointed Lord Bishop of Ferns as President and named a list of Presidents and officers for the Carlow branch. Committees were set for districts Leightle Bridge and Bagenalstown Tullow and Ballin Myshall and Kilkmond Hackelstone and Cloamare. The next annual meeting date was fixed for the second Wednesday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernian Bible Society
Carlow Bible Society
Leightin
E. Wingfield
Messrs
Irwin
Blake
Brough
Dean Minnsell
Edward Wingfield
Ferns
Oforough
Couiluno
Charleville
Wicklow
M. Bush
M.P
T. Butler
Barton
J. Paul
Barten
J. M. Bary
Ww. Browne
J. S. Roch
Wm. Gore
Falkoot
Des. Howe
Mubary
Read
Willie Fiabtourne
BR. M. Fiahbourne
Nat
Proctor
Edward Butler
J. Labee
Clark
J. Smyth
Kayes
T. Burrowes
B. Davis
V. Delamer
Carlow
Iibernian Bible Society
Fishbourne
Joseph Jamenon
Rishard Brough
Francis Montlery
Secreiaer
D. E. Wake
J. Jameson
Carinn
Inve Society
Army troop dispositions and detachments across Ireland
The text lists distribution of 16th Lancers, Royal Irish Dragoons, and 44th Foot across Cappoquin Fethard Cloamell Carrick-on-Suir New Ross Kirkeony Dundalk Belturbet Londonderry Morachin and other stations with detachments to Thurles Arlingford Burringleigh Ballyraggili Doonane Dundrum Cappawhite Litteton Dunmore Tembleware and Tembleware. It notes routes from Kilgeaney Armagh Canhel Templemore and Waterford Wexford Carlow Duncannon Fort and Drogheda plus Wellington and Camp with Colonel Harvey arriving from France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
16Th Lancers
Cappoquin
Fethard
Cloamell
Carrick-on-Suir
New Ros
Kirkeony
Royal Norits British Dragoons
Dundalk
Towe
Belturbet
Londonderry
Morachin
44Th Regiment of Foot
Kile Keany
Thurles
Arlingford
Burringleigh
Ballyraggili
Doonane
Jeubaltero
Baerjeant
Tellxrone
Dundrum
Litteton
Dunmore
Arbalteras
Canber
Stth Foot
Armagh
42D
Newry
Th Pet
Canhel
Templemore
Albione
44H
Regient
Waterford
Wexford
Carlow
Duncannon Fort
42A
Thenes
Tien
424
Drogheda
Dali
Meeting of Electors Protest Illegal County Election
A county meeting was held to protest the High Sheriff’s election return for Parliament. Speakers argued the poll denial was illegal, calling for independent directors to overturn the result, with a 21-member committee to plan actions and report at a week’s adjourned meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Very
Scragg
Rovira
Roger Shoehy Bourke
Connell
Mahow
Sherif
Rogal
Hare
Lord Kingsborough
Fanward
Ponson_ by
Homeelf
Denia Sext
Quin
Méton
Bennett
BaLpwin
Firroy
Banay
Munday
Public Meeting Endorses Street Begging Committee Plan
On Friday in Lonnonpenny a Town Hall gathering examined the Street-begging Committee accounts and agreed to persevere with the system to keep the city clear of strange beggars. The Mayor chaired, thanked the committee, and urged continued subscriptions to cover expenses. Members pledged ongoing service amid suburban reluctance to pay. The meeting also praised Rev. Gurry and noted Vienna letters about Madame Catalani’s Baden Theatre performance with a concert for the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnonpenny
William Scott
Thomas Harvey
Maginnis
le Shoud
Gia Thanka
William Orr
William Orr, Esq, and Carried Muanimunsty
Moore
Tse
Moreamilton Stewart Wie
Wood
Ate. Gurry
Fuster
Itay
Whoonis Larvey
Slewsct
D. Gilinwur
Lee
Odoysran
Magianis
Scott
Geotleman
Vienna
Madame Catalani
Baden
E Vigecor
Public notices and crimes in Dublin area report
A Dublin news item details a Friday robbery in Saint Margaret's with three pounds in notes and silver seized, plus a separate shoplifting incident at Fishamble Street where ribbons and a silver watch were recovered. It also covers a fatal accident near Stephen's Green involving John Reilly the driver and a subsequent inquiry, and a legal discussion on licensing for coaches between Howth and Dublin, awaiting Attorney General opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polich Intelligence
Oerica
Wicklow
Farrell
Finlay
Bartholomew Doyle
Cloghran
Avar Bt
Margaret's
Doyle
Walsh
Fishambree Street
Werburgh
Mr. Walsh
George Relfly
Dubbin
Bridgefoot-street
E.W. D
Rergate
John Reilly
Shay Curt
Dignum
Kevin's-port
Leeson-street
Stephen’y-green
Sitl
Mir
Qorgin
Kevex-attect
Daly
Reiily
Uowth
Greane
Wales
Murder at Glenigannon Bridge shocks Liford Assizes
At Liford in County Donegal the Liford Assizes heard the murder case of George Balfour near Glenigannon Bridge. A large party allegedly plotted to abduct and kill Balfour, with witnesses describing a masked assault, bloody violence, and post crime oaths to keep silence as the trial began before Mr Justice Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lifford
George Balfour
Vic
Liford
Win
Meneuy
Durby Caney
Justice Moore
George Halforr
Glenigannon Bridge
Cara
Donegal
Maginnis
Betoes
Sheltes
Gro, Ballon
Balfour
Wake House
Geowane
Sou
Sie
Ain
Carn
Atenas
Daltons
Pase
Avila
Tyrone Assizes Convictions and Transportations
A long list of sentences from Tyrone and surrounding counties details convictions for theft, burglary, assault, horse and cow stealing, and illicit distillation. Several defendants receive transportation for terms up to seven years while others face imprisonment ranging from one to twelve months. notable cases include a murder charge and numerous acquittals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vondonderry
Janets Linmond
Duhn Deon
James Kelly
George Multigay
Hugh Murray
James Green
Glasson
Manus Kane
Grand Says
County Tyrone
Jane Creegan
Sarah Will
Stew Crite
Derry Guul
John M*carmey
John Clark
Omagh
John Brownlee
Robert Contter
King’s Highway
Strabane
Hugh M‘carvill
Bank of Megars
Gordon and Co
Belfast
Henry Maler
Owen Af Aler
Patrick M‘skinader
James Moore Irvine
Henry Dennis
Thomas Dennis
Cormick M- Anelly
Asaizen
Francis
M-Namee
Moser Clements
Tou
David Greer
Elizabeth Strain
Jang Conlin
James M Sweegan
JS. Rodgers
Merry
Aeven
P. Loughrin
J. Loughrin
Daniel Mutray
Market Prices From an Irish Market Ledger Fragment
The readable fragment lists a dense catalog of goods with varied prices including whiskey, butter, pork, beef, bacon, flour, oats, barley, potatoes, and other provisions. It notes fluctuating costs, shifts in supply from different counties and foreign inputs, and a general downturn in wheat and related grains due to overstocking from abroad and domestic harvests. Names of places and items imply a mid 19th century market page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghia Canyon
Cf Biartoy
Datuwel
Croxmrg
Hatler
Ditta
Perent
Pt Irth
Suigo
Sligo
Matton
Speediilo Sa
Td Park
Whitehaven
Harrington
Workington
Wastrorp
Ava
Essex
Kent
Poland
Irish Fair Listings and Royal Yacht Arrival
A long list of Irish fair towns and markets spans counties including Wicklow Cork Galway and Leitrim with place names such as Moxpay Ardlow Camolla and Nenegal. An electoral update notes the Portarlington borough excluded from results as Richard Shuarp is reelected. Eaw Craven and family arrive at Southampton aboard a yacht after a two year England visit, with voyage stopping at Cadiz and Lisbon amid potential privateer attention near Cape St Vincent. The Tagus under Captain Dundas sailed from Gibraltar to Madeira and Southampton as part of royal yacht movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portaclington
Richard Shuarp
Eaw Craven
Southampton
England
Cadiz
Lisbon
Cape St. Vincent's
Catz
Louisa
Gibraltar
Tagus
Dundas
Madeira
Mother Bank
Yacht Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Army
Duke of Wellington
Harvey
Apsley Roure
London
France
W. Alitheny
Darby Canny
Core Assizes
Michael Laggen
Asault
Mary Read
Thomas Sheehan
Witlings Desmond
Thomas Sullivan
John Sheehan
John Furnean
Mary Barry
Savan Walsh
Jon Flaherty
Thoma Austin
Bay
Margaret Brien
Denis Regan
Ellen Diana
George Waters
Rebecca Connelly
Bartholomew Keefe
Mary
Patrick Curtin
William Mahony
Jeremiah Merphy
John Cotter
Elizabeth Cashman
Josey Dul Ad
Hadrick Neefe
Dani Mahony
Mernierve
Davies Sleetian
Cetevermne Orady
Atu
Deveniah Denshy
Dexiy Denshu
Irelund
Ani
Reneetaed
Dredanl
Mictir’ Comedl
Stetcn Asartuat
Maegeoe Sullivan
Rhemy Nach
Oun Ranaportation
Sterhoy Asia Fonnet
Aprau
Janis Everard
Deka Baly
Wuddy
Mr. Humtling
Jauied Burter
Daniel Mahony
Piercestown
Papant Baird Gilty
Hayen
Mary Power
Santa
Ney Isles
Aioe
Moxpay
Ardlow
Halwobassig
Cork
Camolla
Currigziane
Leitria
Castiefin
Doeegat
Claremore
Galway
King’s County
Brise
Mayo
Currichruurougk
Leitrim
Gort
Kiltoch
Kiliare
Killorgin
Kerry
Koockany
Limerick
Shige
Town
Afnone
Ardongton
Ammeh
Towo
Hallion
Billion
Queena
Unitidenchan
Tunerick
Antinn
Ballymagaurade Caveg
Balnegera
Ariva
Batrothery
Belfaats Altria
Bilbo
Linench
Carrigalane
Castlebraces
Queen'y County
Castlenmerris
Kilkenny
Castleshane
Mingwegean
Tipperary
Cloatert
Cregg
Derworth
Dennod
Devunjpstu
Tyrove
Bawley
Aad
Pivedletown
Tyromne
Garridows
Trevalins Kiiiere
Kinericon Rindtey
Kingts County
M Sineolaude
Mudigterew
Leash
Nash
Weratornd
Newbridge
Kidgie
Nobuler
Meath
Oglegate
Partiuao
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