Prison Improvement Meeting In City of Dublin 1844 Proceedings
A parliamentary style report from 1844 describes the Prison Improvement Meeting in Dublin. It notes insistence on reform, allocation of funds, and committee appointments led by Lord Heandon and other officials to advance humane treatment and employment for offenders. The document lists names of committee members and officials, and records the meeting chair and procedural specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aireotad
Edward Ledis
Eral
Tablia
Bseadon
Prinona
Meny
Conan
Aliqout
Manny
Lanng Claire
Laeng Ct
Men Neansnett
Bunvet Littan
Kia Firneke
Win
Raward Migar
Amnd Fielay
Jit May
Fagsbert Parle
Dward Groves
Jobn Schouten
Kary
Abd Pe
Hamilton
Fay
J. Warturton
Richard J.T. Orpen
HAL
Rd Arannov
Civic
Wartias le Cuoeve
Heandon
Mendicity Association appeals for support to aid the needy
A repair of solicitations from the Mendicity Association urges liberal contributions to cover rising expenses as publisher indicates the charity has depended on past years' gifts. They warn monthly costs outpace subscriptions and warn of collapse if funds do not flow from households and traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bean Comprehensive
Ite
Dublin Charity Sermon Appeal for Public Benevolence 1824
A late 18th to 19th century Dublin notice details a charity sermon fundraiser disrupted by scheduling issues. It lists the plan to receive donations through the Temple Yard and Lang Lane locations, with authorities urging public generosity to support ongoing hospital and infirmary needs. Donors include Lord Lieutenant representatives and notable figures, and a formal notice calls for contributions before a set date and place of repayment or acknowledgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldath Ava
Dublin Infirmary
Gonday
Lefer
Segmon
Ian
Depioraile Oeenaian
Trenmarere
George Latouche
Ken
Eng
Debtors' Friend Society Ledgers and Relief Funds
Abstract of account shows nineteen prisoners discharged and aided by the Debtors' Friend Society under Lord Lorton's presidency. Donations, subscriptions, and expenses for relief, straw, and necessities are listed, with officers and dates from 1824. Royal Exchange monthly meeting notes cite funds, donations, and expenditures for sick and indigent prisoners in Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacount Lorton
Hin Acowunt
Cartier Anm
ST. Oa
John Cash
Singer
Perenna
Robert Shaw
Bart. and Co
John Kingston James
Julia Crab
Royal Exchange
Charitable Society For Relief of
Floomer Pers
Dublia
Samuel Rosborough
Bligh
London
The Enify or the Death of a Min Tsfer
A London theater era piece recounts a romantic tragedy linked to Lord Stewart and Nelly. It weaves murder by a knife once owned by a sorceress in a lake love tale with royal atelier ambition and a dramatic confession to a doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaris
Wreni
Londonderry
Dereantén
Vaudevilier
Cebdel
Doctor Bankhead
North Cray
England
Bankhead
Stewart
George
Europe
Onagan
Supreme Council
Enaland
London
Dia Ee
Nelly
Treen
Peter
Madde
Hadler
Rudder
Calcutta
Hitler
Phin
Aladde
Nedy
North Crag
France
Haiti
Rovtiler
Tiny Sericea
Fay Tuto
Praure
Betis
Fragmentary Varieties Piece on Johnson Thrale and Notes
A garbled Varieties fragment covers Dr Sounsey and Dr Johns related to Mias W- of the South, Streatham soirées, and Scateish peeters with Johnson. It shifts to a China history proposal, royal corruption, Sharpe the engraver, and odd notes on Sweden’s Charles XI, Canary wine, and a Sussex epitaph, ending with Britannia’s Westminster Abbey head recovered from Lower Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Rosia
Otto
Rosea
Ava
Sharpe
Joanna Southcote
Charles XI
Sweden
London
Sussex
Thorchayard
Sarah
John
Aix
Crowquill
Sir W. Andre
Westminster Abbey
Lower Canada
England
London Port Early Week Grain Shipments and Price Strain
A London report details weekly arrivals of Wheat Barley from Britain and Ireland totaling 6 363 quarters of wheat and 5 590 quarters of barley with flour imports and sacks from Waterford. It notes supply shortages driving higher flour prices and milling demand, alongside unsettled weather delaying harvest impact, while buyers and sellers hold firm on elevated wheat and flour valuations amid market tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac Tiang
Stear Bikes
Oor
Withetan
Hanagl Apple Chouy Bartees
Uber
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Ioled
Mendicity Association
Kinaman
Sey
Oakley
Hoare
Haar
Baee
Saeed
Chile
Thomas Ant
William FA
Ireland
wiMahendhien
Roddick
Flac
Nur i
Dublin
Erne. Combermerce
Downes
M‘mahon
W.C. Plunket
J. Radcliff
Henry Goulburn
Debtors’ Friend Society
Seock
Dulin
St. Patrick’s
Deavery House
Pomerov
Merripauquites
Sadlier
College
Richard Wolacley
Mount Street
Sin Win
Retham
Weatland Raw
Hev
J. Singer
Mountjoy Square
North
Benjamin Bail
Leeson Atroet Dy
Orpen
Predeck Street
Peter Heopny
Key
Lower Grouquay
John Twyclass
Esq
Wane Street
Inmen Walsh
Kang
Dame Street
George Brown
Samuel Rogburus
Person's Quay
Triasurer
Tai 1
Algiers
Robt
Spencer
Hona
Quin
Owig
Cannister
Brij
Wade
Pallane
Spence
Aer
Hampuhird Telegraph
Kia Mujeng
Asia
Bombay
Mr. Carrie
St. Helena
Avia
Grant
Liffey
Madras
Rangoon
Slaney
Chas
Mitchell
Larn
Frederick Margate
Georgy Frederick Styves
Maedras
Edwards Laget
Beet
India
Decca
Tilia
New South Wales
Ganges
Abe Peret
Capeain
Hain Hay
Aml
Marawouta
Persian Gulf
Panar
Bretork
Capea Good Pepe
Jae Kean
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