Ambiguous Payment Section Explained by Tony Gounnoon
A fragmented parliamentary letter discusses an incumbent’s pay arrangements tied to annual tithes and land assessments. It notes that if agreement exists with church authorities the duty remains limited to approved sums, with possible adjustments under the act. The writer pledges further explanation on Parliament’s views and cautions in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aes
Chadefes
Jane Ghall
Angel Hod
Tony Gounnoon
London Mail notices appointments and a bank note robbery
The London Mail reports local politics with Thomas Whelan elected Alderman, and vacant Lieut Governorships in Plymouth New Brunswick. A raid leads to the capture of John M’Carthy after a bank note robbery. Sir Henry Torrens arrives to train troops. Market news notes prices and goods, including imports from the West Indies and grain, with minor fluctuations and shipping details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Whelan
Manders
Plymouth
Walles
Down
Cornwall
Somerset
Wristol
Gieia
Denis Pack
K. C
New Brunswick
G. 5. Smyth
Taunton
John M'Carthy
John Frederick William Herschel
Y Slough
Hucks
England
Gunton
Helic
Roton
M'Donough
wCarthy
O. 4
Hart-street
North
Ad.reed
Ithe House
Henry ‘Torrens
London
Knomatry
United Kingdom
Mapraty
Donnybrook Fair Scenes and Dublin Society Feasts
A long Victorian column describes fashion, dinners, and society gatherings in Ireland and London. It notes Lord Mandeville hosting guests in Tanderagee with music by the 31st regiment, and a Lyons to Rusborough progression of nobility. Catalani performances, St Patrick's Cathedral reopening, and royal court at Windsor are sketched with numerous dignitaries and cultural entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Mandeville
Tanderagee
Ireland
Leslie Creery
Pr. Kidd
Creery
Earl of Gosford
Lyons
Cloncurry
Piasasco
Castiglione
Agone
Dunsany
Burton
Whaley
Charles
Morgan
Thomas Moore
Clarke
Mra Burdett
Madame Catalani
Count Agone
Anacreon Moore
Shiel
Maturin
Macartney
Doctor Marsh
Signor Megliorucci
Measra Grattan, &C.&c.&c
Castlecoote
Muskerry
Cecilia Latouche
Burton Cunningham
Caulfield
A. Lee
Beilford
Mozart
Robin Adair
Catalani
Morlacchi
Brittania
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Cornwallis
David Wilkie
R.A
Scotland
H. Raeburn
Henry Goulburn
Limerick
Bee House
Dublin
Cashiel
Durance
Dieppe
John Macdonnell
Newhall
Ennis
Wm. Pole
Major Hare
Bath Chronicle
Marquis of
Douro
Duke of Wellington
Eton School
Pirace
Netherlands
Dis Girace
London
Jones
Dover
Greve
Calais
Pashia
Travis
Thisti Monte
Cromer
Sain
Tagether
Gettleuien
Jena
Paget
Ace
Baye
Merley
Donnybrook Fair
Angelotti
Reg Fect
Gitpere
Deatier
Bonny Brook
Atrany
Carick
Treland
Arie
Daetel Donnelly
Wenpsan
Ava
Ghat
Windsor
Earl Liverpool
Erriei
de-Inn
Coombe
Amie Inn
White Hart Inn
Tiny
the Treasury
Tome Department
Foreign Department
Cee Mint
Stewant
Mir
Freemantle
Greville
Duke Oat
Earl of Liverpool
Peel
Canning
Hall
Mr Canning
Witte Hho Tan
Lord George Hentinck
Liverpool
Bolton
Wirelep Mere-Lake
Fragmented OCR Relay of Obscure Names and Phrases
Disjointed OCR text with a jumble of proper nouns, partial phrases, and stray syllables. The readable segments hint at a crowded list or dialogue but no clear event, person, or place emerges to yield a coherent news item or report. The fragmentary nature prevents a definitive summary.
Burglary at Mountjoy Square House Forewarns Ringer
Friday dawn saw two men break into the Rev Ringer's Mountjoy square home using a bit and brace to create entry. Amaid servant alerted the watch, a surrounding search led to two cadet servants, John Doyle and James Hackett, found with tools and stolen items and skeleton keys. They were committed for trial at the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringer
Mountjoy-square
Marlborough Street
John Doyle
James Hackett
Theatre harassment sparked by assault device at Pil
Reports from the Gallering theatre describe a dangerous weapon used in the upper gallery to fire pellets at patrons. A man about forty and four feet tall was accused, yet released for lack of proof. Other items include ship troubles near Bristol and a distressing emigration scene at Honduras involving Kinnersley Castle migrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonthill
Germany
Italy
France
Paria
Guarda
Cape Tainy
Gogh
Bunnies
Cala
London
Crosaley
Milernia
Bristol
Dublin
Marquis of Bath
Tenby
Palmerston War Office
Milford Haven
Hibernia
Holyhead
Catherine
Swan
Greenock
Honduras
Bennet
Black River
Leith
Kinnersley Castle
Hall
Poyais
al- Foaay
Povais
Peple
Upper Canada
Caldonian Mor
Eat
West Muskerry
County Cork
Major Logan
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Ts Oil
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MTOM
Ata
Coveney
Yeeberdaa Sa
Marcel Mate
Wwe
Dave
Ada Werder
Sava
Crind Eliotn
Ostman
Asi
Omron Mitr
Nuit
Aewand
Leese
NEW Royal Canal Company
MER Sofie Avion Chonabant
Charles Mac
Gussias Coates
Giatherewestur
Renmenity Peatrs
Carrie
Bk Geek
Erin
Halton
Pat
Sree Deelivk
Mary Tamore
Garren Owen
Patrick
Monsees
Percy Pie
Consarjians
Wattain
Rechmed
Nathaniel Tel
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Drogheda
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Verity
Bret
Miner
Bob
Annie
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