Mendicits Association Meeting Notes on Subscriptions
Record of the Mendicants Association meeting chaired by Richard Smyth and Lord Mayor at Mansion House on Friday July 6. Resolutions call for increased funds, revised subscriptions, and funding to sustain the charity amid rising paupers and reduced donations. Public appeal urged, with subscriptions welcomed at Sub-Treasurer’s Office, Fleet Street.
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Heniaty Amadael
birthe@heair
Menilicity Association
Richard Smyth
Roderick Connor
KR. Conngt
N.B
Fleet.street
Charity struggle cited in protest against expenses and claims
A fragmentary report from the Manton association reveals a long critique of rising costs and welfare expenditures. It describes difficulties funding subscriptions and services as costs increase, urging continued support while noting limited money and a call for reform. The document is signed by order, with secretary DO WINATAN jun.
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DO Winatan Jun
Ober Ley
Tyze
Contracts for straw supply sought by Commissary General
Notice from the Commissary General invites proposals to supply straw for His Majesty's Ordnance and Land Forces in the Treland barracks from September 2, 1824, to September 125. Proposals must be sealed and delivered by August 20 at noon, with detailed terms, pricing in words, and two substantial property owners guaranteeing performance.
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Dublin
War-Office
Ireland
Maintiff
Fins Quay
C. Delmege
Mains
Debtors Friend Society Accounts Show Relief and Balance
The Treasurer reports a list of discharges and restorations to families from various districts, with expenditures for relief in extreme poverty, coal, steam, and other necessities. A balance remains, and the society plans to establish a fund to aid numerous distressed persons and creditors.
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Lond
Proclamation and Prison Reform Report in Ireland 1824
A mixed record of official proclamations and an annual report outlines changes in Irish governance. It includes a Dublin proclamation lifting a 1823 disturbance warning for Clonlisk barony, plus a fifth report from the Association for the Improvement of Prisons in Ireland detailing prison discipline, employment, and reform efforts, with outcomes and recommendations for authorities, judges, and magistrates.
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Clonlisk
Dublin
Anpost
Erne
Combermere
Downes
Wm. M'Mahon
W.C
BHF
Prirons Nh
Hikland
Jeteer Aml
Edward Feee
Ireland
Lord Brandon
Insurrection and Irish Revenue Acts Consolidated in 1824 amendments
The statute outlines continued emergency measures to suppress insurrection in Ireland, extending provisions from prior years. It authorizes bail decisions by two Justices, regulates Special Sessions, and details arrangements for Assizes, grand juries, and officers’ salaries. It also includes acts enabling officials to hold revenue offices without certain oaths and provisions for county treasurers and coroners’ presentments.
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Ireland
Anid
Harrigter
Allsizes
Dublin
Commissioners of Customs
United Kingdom
Great Haitin
England
Great Britain
Kingslow
Tressurera
Eny
Trelunet
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Ian Sug
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Lamile
Ae Cin
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