Game Certificates Return From Muhlre Distributor Memo
A dated notice from the Muhlre Distributor lists a return of game certificates issued from January 5 to an exclusive period. The long roster names numerous individuals and street addresses across Dublin, with entries including James Cadents word, Barney Peter, Patrick Mahon, Captain Tuouida Jogo, and many others. The document records multiple signatories and locations such as Dawson Street, Sackville Street, and Hardwicke Street, ending with ALEXANDER HOUMAS as Distributor.
The East Europe War Draught in Faulkner’s Dublin Journal
The article reflects strained relations between Russia and the Porte and predicts inevitable war. It discusses the evacuation of Walachia and Moldavia, Greek and Christian protections, and calls for reform of Turkish rule. It questions Western powers role and condemns the Ottoman system while hoping for some aid to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Russia
Porte
Opidom
London
Anattimalum
Walachia
Moldavie
Garilev
France
England
Turkey
Christendom
Bosphorus
Arma
Rusia
Royal visit and maritime incidents in early July report
A maritime craft from New York shows little political news in the AISecieny paper to July 20. Eliz Mejesty plans a forenoon visit to Lord Powerscourt, with embarkation in the afternoon. The Knighta of Mt Patrick Ball at Rotunda drew Dublin’s rank, while the Royal party arrived and departed with carriages stretching to Car lisle Bridge. Yachts Univern and Zephyr, owned by Mr Varkine of London, lay at Carlisle Bridge. Wellington and Napoleon’s suite were noted in Paris and London. A steamer from Liverpool to Dublin wrecked near Holyhead, many saved. Dublin Corn Exchange shows quiet trading, wheat and flour steady, and crop damage suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vewsel
New York
Elis Mejesty
Lord Powerscourt
Wicklow
Mt. Patrick
Rotunda
Dublin
Varkine
Great Porter Brewing
London
Carlisle Bridge
Pidgeon House
Duke of Wellington
Munday
Napoleon
Varia
Thim
de Montholon
Prune
Tun Ruseat Bruce
Yensel
Liverpool
Honlyhead
Holyhead Bay
Duhlin
Falday
Lim
King’s Visit to the Curragh Amid Royal Preparations
Report on His Majesty’s planned journey to the Curragh from Lucan with a royal procession including the Marquis of Conyngham and Sir Benjamin Bloomfield. Stormy weather delayed events, but extensive preparations at Lucan Newbridge and Curragh stand are described, with arches, banners, a royal stand, and architecture by Farrells and Elliot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currage
Lucam
Gandon
Orious
Vosey
Conyngham
Benjamin Bloomfield
Colonel Veray
County Dublin
Lucan
Kia Magmery
King
Lord Portarlington
Turf Club
Hiis
Curragh
County of Dublin
Celbridge
Samual Mills, Ray
County Kildare
Duke of Leinster
Lord Clonentry
Memirers
Newbridge
Lourdes
Ihunus Harrison
Farrell
Cearge Farrell
Nans
Sleator
Thora Harrison
James
Elliot
Sackville Street
His Majesty
Boylan
Leas
Wiley
Cunagh
Crowds At Curragh Amid Storms Seek King Visit Delayed
Immense crowds brave pelting storms as they await the King’s arrival at the Curragh. Ten guineas offered for a horse, but refused. Authorities plan debtors’ returns at Naas, while inns close and preparations continue amid rain. A letter notes a riot at NewBridge between discharged soldiers and locals.
National testimonial meeting ends with plan for royal tribute
A Dublin assembly of nobles and clergy formed a committee to manage a national testimonial fund. They proposed a triumphal arch and a palace funded by general subscription, aiming to honor the King with a statue and foundation stone ceremony. Subscriptions poured in, with leaders praising royal generosity and urging broad participation across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesterlay
Clery, Gentey
Norehants, &c
Royal
Lx Bcape
Tuamtoso
Jala
Reuk
Abu
Derry
Lord Carberry
Areland
Treland
Ciles
Cork
Wralenort
Lennedjek
Loxadonderry
O'Connell
Carberry
Mr. O'German
Saint Andrew's Church
Win
Nowlan
Busine
Perhape
Mr. N
Ben
Avery Peletin
M Noreh
Bagteca
Ireland
Georgeth
Great Britain
Alp
Nowlin
Aden
Alderman Abbott
Vialina
Hood
Manarylh
Alderman Smith
Alderinee Abbott
Tata
Morrison
Mr. Wyat
Sheriff
Blacker
Mr. Allen
Serena
Doctor Teeling
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Wat
Muhlre
Atkingon
Joseph
Ordnasse
Archer
Robert A
Kavintire
Biren
Jamra S
Dawson Street
Raohes, W
Dawson Atert
Firenan
Jobo
Bingatns Faige
Brennan
Alevanidey
Ditto
Samuel
Croathwatta
Leland
Senior
Plintire
Orsenic
Heory
Capehatreet
Cornwall
Toh Winnedyville
Christie
Wichard
Teevis Atreet
Cufie
Anthony
Darwenemcet
Varin
Inmoa
Corey
Conaly Doolin
Thanee
Gengo
York Street
Wilsam
Marrian Streed
Weherd
Sirdann
Fitzaann¢e
James Cadents
Barney
Peter
Manitjoveqnare
Owlway
Richard
Craftonetree
Quave
Jann
Thomas Street
Gamble
Thomax
Paradise Row
Prmilton
Cole
Sackville Treet
Buns
W. Tower
Girdner Atreat
Higsinboutiam
Chictes
Atrert
Hutchineon
P. Lynne
Marcourtated
Bandemic
B. Firhouse
Holmes
Arthur
Scriblertown
Kinkines
Metar
Merrion
Etreet
Polues
A. Sc Hsrtestamn
Yivers, Richard, Stephen “‘Watreet
Nebron
J. Clarke
Horton Atrent
Nixon
Alexander
Deenvilie Wrect
Nickson
Aorsham
Ormeby
William
Pour
O'Connor
Hugh
Pathand
Charles
Fiazwilliam Aquare
Palmer
Rev
Charirg
Upper Thoragt Street
Plenranta
Bulowiggan
Thomas J
Belvideri Place
Brodie
Alency
Nelson Saree
Stevenson
Willine
Hylton Street
Siva
Wobert
Buehy Park
Bhion Penennhy
Priaratown
Buow
William A
Tyrrell
Robert
Upper Camden Street
Tick
Captain Tuouida
Jogo
Grett Denmack
Atree ‘ Townshend
Thomas
Leradnateeet
Taody
Jomen
Blessington Treet
We. Wilson
Rishmond
Wiliqve
Captain Hadert
Old Dominick Street
West
Robert Best
Mecklenburgh Street
Whitestone
Michael Henry
Hardwicke Street
Alexander Houmas
Peuch Gun
Castle Starst
Jervis Street
Edward Smith
Drogheda School
Wares
Parmerly
Firet
V' Alan
Trinity Couge
Wakefield Hamilton
Mr. H
Boyton
Faulkner's
Dublin Journal
Baron Sirogavoll
the King
Black Church
Vhim
Naas
H. Hamilton
Iisq
Dulent Leinstars Tevantry
Sbort
Liv Mdjoaty
Belfast
Carlow
Turk Club
D. B. Daly
W. Burrowes
Charlen Coote
Royal Stand House
Liffey
Makin Alan i
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