Fragmented historical text on trafficking and reform debate
An OCR damaged fragment discusses a political or legal debate on reform measures, cast iron manufacture, and trade policy. It references figures like Lord Lieutenant, Assizes, and references to Kerry and Britain, implying concerns about calamity and national consequences. The passage is disrupted but centers on policy, industry, and public outcome.
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Wendy
Toba
Shroumaace
Italiony
Serge
Falligwinig
Lieatenang
Omar Ow
Kerry
Britain
Pétiorkly
Wailer
Bakes
Military Court Martial of Crprain Idha Whine Officers
Fragmentary report lists charges read at a regimental court martial held in Philipstown on the sixth of June and June proceedings. Names include Lord Forheh President Colonel Watreh Major Sparrow Captain White and others. Charges cover conduct unbecoming discipline insubordination and subversive behavior amid disciplinary actions.
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Watreh
Ji Hinessy
Laeut
Coronat Pally
Lancers
Kent
Allen Peah
Sparrow
Ood Wit
Patterton
Ee Artillery
Caproiy Dem
Rifle Brigade
Eae Gabeee
Casteroes
Ache Bupest
Royel Artillery
Antea
6Th Lancers
Crgnee
Ogitbie
Wallace
White
Finlay
Mey
Masse Ogiltie
Rieutenant
Ross
Aikabin
Bie
Ogilbis
Maor Ogilbie
Willig
Ros
Daged
Qgubie
Reyorw
Oplicic
Philipstown
Solgiera
Lands of Culmore Tithe Debate in Templemose Parish
A historical court report describes a jury verdict on whether Culmore lands lie within Templemose parish titheable portion. The panel found Culmore lands in the parish but titheable part, while the king and queen’s rights dated immemorial without tithe payments, drawing a crowded court.
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England
Colmere
Public discontent over iron lamp posts and cast iron work
The editor prints a letter questioning the propriety of importing cast iron lamp posts and other iron work. It challenges claims about cheaper imports from Liverpool, noting that Dunleary Harbour, Howth, and Ballast Office contracts solicit cast iron items from foreign foundries, with local managers sourcing pillars and bridges abroad.
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D. £. Post
Iran
Commissionera Fir
Conan
Liverpool
Dunleary Commissions
Freeate Journal
Pha
Dunleary Harbour
Hagleden
Jily
Crosthwaite
AlBre
Liffey
Daresford
Ces
Duelat York Ends in Murder and Trial
A week ago a duel at York between S P Jarvis and John Redout ended with Redout mortally wounded. He died within an hour. The jury found Wilful Murder. Jarvie in gaol, another man reportedly fled to the States. Parliament prorogued till Sit of November as of Kingston report.
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Kingston
Canada
York
S. P. Jarvis
Eag
John Redout
Jarvie Ie
States
Chovecs
Birmingham
Death of Wo. Rid, Barrister, at Harcourt Street House
Yesterday morning at the House in Harcourt Street Wo Rid Esq Barrister at Law died after a typhus fever contracted in the overheated Trim Court House during OConnor Bay trial. Widow and seven children mourn his loss in a universally concoted event.
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Harcourt Street
Rid
Trim
O'Connor
Bay
Voyage of HMS Alceste and Lyra Amid Far East Turmoil
Narrative recounts the voyage of Alceste and Lyra exploring Asian coasts, meeting Mandarin officials at Canton, and the rebuff by authorities before sailing upriver. It notes encounters with forts at the Tigris and later a court martial for the loss of Arceste, praising Captain Maxwell and his crew for their conduct and survival amidst combat and wreck.
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Mae Greagh
Apu
Einas Rio
Pioben
Ted Dome
Frénett
Macartney
Vertyra Pages
Anthoneg
Matterson
Wayce
Potat
Pekin
Lestial
Hiesending
Ghiva
Alceste
Ion
Bothshige
Coinese Taqtary
Islanda
Theahipa
Japan
Ives
Graaf Leuchen
Tuaking Tor
Bat Pirties
Evid
Basin Hall
Geniral
Tie Haoda
Ageet
Ant Lyra
Tigris
Noveer
Canton
Asad
Lion
Stegith
Dirk
Mix
Tay
Sie
Lai
U Manitarin
Alecote
Lyra
Macue
Cap Des Hae
Marietta
Batavia
Cesar
Alcuate
Capa St. Helend
Ascension
China
Portsouth
Murray Maxwell
Straits of Gaspar
Coma
Lord Amherst
Daird
Maxwell
Mancer
Uew
Ross
Bombay Marine
African Prison Intercession Before Execution Returns Favor
A rousing scene in a British prison as an African convict and a fellow detainee kneel in prayer before execution. The Ordinary leads, the African expresses gratitude for English mercy, and bystanders recount acts of kindness that sparked a renewal of faith. The crowd embraces a plan to assist his return to Africa with his newfound resolve.
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Reid
Phaumegyi
Athias
Katenka
Rim
Visitia
Ford
Sheehar
Tha
Aliawei
Calin
England
Maida Tosone
Fairs and event listings stretch across towns and counties
A long list of upcoming fairs and markets spans Monarventown Abington to Cork and Tipperary, naming towns in Limerick, Tyrone, Antrim, Galway, Sligo, Mayo, Down, Waterford, Clare, Kilkenny, Wicklow, Fermanagh, Armagh, Derry, and Dublin. Dates indicated include multiple days in various locales with place names and regional references throughout the province network.
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Corkh
Jamestown
Keuim
Kilkisheg
Clare
Killygordon
Donegal
Kiltegan
Wicklow
Leirim
Towo
Liscarroll
Cork Mill Street
Cork
Managhan
Town
Muhifarsham
Weermeath
Newcastle
Tynagh
Galway
Ballygawly
Tyrone
Bally
Fintown
Kildurary
Killalue
Kiltarton
Sainfield
Down
Templemore
Tipperary
Tinchely
Ickow
Ballinavar
Corks
Ballyragger
Kilkenny
Bartholomewwe
Buallintoy
Antrim
Helrurber
Cavan
Cartietown
Coasmown
Yyroo
Middirran
Armagh
Nion Y Poontartex
Ken Longforn
Oldcastle
Aywie
Kuthaallagh
Ruggehorot
Seaford
Shauagolden
Limerck
Siaid
Anttim
Frillig
Trone
Ulla
Clore
Faipav
Coliony
Stigu
Crivea
Derry
Mahoolau
May
Searvaphpan
Saruady
Ballnode
Monaghan
Keenpuss
Mayo
Sisaulewarer
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