The Monaghan Fever and the Hard Winter
A historical account describes the 1815-1817 epidemic in Monaghan, detailing the hard winter and poor harvests that intensified poverty, hunger, and disease. It notes widespread misery, strain on prisons, and community relief efforts by the poor and wealthy alike, amid outbreaks that overwhelmed the gaol and town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
M.D. Molaghan
Gheink
Wwe
Mona
Henepien
Kew
Erofis
Mantty
Tivadigh
Donegal
Swithboroug
Kilimare
Orig
The
Gered
Siisery
Monaghan
Typhus Fever Ravaged The City In 1817 1818
A fragmentary historical account describes a Typhus outbreak in 1817 1818 with rampant mortality. It details price pressures hunger beggars and the spread through urban poor communities. The writer notes hospital measures beggar relief public panic and eventual decline by August 1818.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edantry
Sway
Spain
Gor
Pariah Cofins
Remarkable Quadrapede Birds and Related Works
A historical notice lists works by J. lerehold F. Ropkins and others. It cites a collection of poems and songs titled Butter for children, an account of quadrapede birds and plants, with references to old and new versions, and includes a course of singing and a treatise on the weather. The catalog spans 1914 to 1816, with an essay on the Causes and Treatment of the fomarl, and a historical view of Realth and Disems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lerehold
F. Ropkins
Amd
N. Bradx
Tate
Blikopeee
Iykander
Bphaa
Ty Aythear Spencer
Autumn 10s and Caledonian Geteltra catalog note
Fragmented OCR text details publications and notices from a historical periodical. Mentions Caledonian Geteltra, The Family Manson, various authors, engravings, and a machinagined discussion of themes, with references to subscribers and publishing dates, in a dense, garbled composition. The content centers on book listings and literary notices with scattered names and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertiwid
Ps D
Asihor
Gas Dev. L
A. M
Crichbowdl
Walter
Risetag
Hoale
Flaten
Rd. Cuote
JarsepHbary
Rome
Smapt
Manson
Tele
Sire
Tester
Ongar
Feeneytte
Apistle- Te
The Cork Bridewells and County Jail Report
A detailed survey of Corks prison system and its bridewells. It describes the Cork county gaol, Schireff overseen duns, and the capacity constraints of Fermoy Skibbereen Clonakilty and Cork City Bridewells. Debtors and petty offenders fill beds, with little food funds or work space. It notes inadequate facilities and calls for legislative reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beat -Authority
Ireland
Cork
Bridewell
Rensity
Tee
Eli Marslis
Ratommon
Tindee
Borough
Cloghrakilty
Ent
Erro Breete Crunmolth Ieee
Clogh Ity
Jamey Kwith
Brideweil
Wenty-tv
Irom
Marahoises
Dooranway
Mullow Bridewell
Andoe
Couny
Comnity
Berg
Gaal
Aubaufenos
Elz
Salim
Quanty
Baropey
Cork City
Bekiewall
Inspectay
Ned ” Phall-Keaper
Wells Pélieus
Gs Briderells
Paris
Bankruptcy Calendar Provokes Multiple Surrenders Across Cities
The calendar lists debtors including Alexander Benason of Debila and Jomp Gannon of Dublin as surrendering dates on August and September, with agents such as Kildabi J Crosbie and John Scott Molloy. Others like Matthew Printi of Waterford and John Durtoo of Dublin set surrender dates in September for dividends and proofs of debts, with various assignees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Benason
Debila
Aurel
Kildabi
Jomp Gannon
City Dublin
J. Crosbie
Matthew Printi
Waterford
Lamber
Repiem- Sar
Jobo Bartuo
Lapham
Dublio
Debla
John Scott Molloy
John Durtoo
Sad Co
Dahlio
Apsiqueen
Sohn Burke
J. Heary
Jonathan Walpole
Queen's County
Agval
Browne
J. Price
Abstract of Returns of Quantified Prices for Grain and Flour
Abstract of prices for corn, grain, and flour from Dublin and Liberties 1819 to 1848. Includes weights, measures, and quoted rates for wheaten flour barley oats and other staples with references to stone and pound values. Contains largely unreadable OCR with numerous numeric and unit errors requiring cautious interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megland
Dublin
Rte
dorTz
Biddall
Advertising notice from Edinburgh and Dublin printers
Printed for the Proprietors on OM Street and at Fleet Street pad 83 London and J. vare Edinburgh. Subscription rates show annual £3, six months £1 14s 14d. Four months £1 7s 1d. Advertisers invited. General advertising agents listed including K Jonxaron and Co. with offices in Lower Sackville Street Dublin and Westminster Street Ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OM Street
Fleet Street
Loodag
J. Vare
Edinburgh
Kagoban Depain Jowexat
Jonxaron
Sag Co
Lower Sackettle-Street
Dublin
Mesare
Wapwich-sipest
Ware Ich
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Leperatore
Ike
Carhick
Calearcona
Satrata
Solla
T He Obe
Tillet
French Academy of Selfret
Mates
Faustes
Enon
D'Evereux
Cartainty
Gharl Atetee
Geirela
Clarity
Hattefhaner
Nolan
Man Posnanen
Tumar
Wude
Werthers
Montesquleu
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