Freehold Estates Auction 19th Century Dublin and Ireland
Valuable freehold estates to be sold by auction at Dame Street Dublin on Monday December 11 187? The lots include properties in County Limerick and multiple towns. Viewings arranged via Edward Carte at Bion House Newcastle and via London and Dublin agents Wena Smith, Hoakina, Tanner, H Pelee. Printed particulars available. November 5, 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dame-street
Dublin
Monnay
Viscount Cotratemay
Limerick
Ireland
Fadward Carte
Bion-house
Newcastle
United Kingdom
Wena Smith
Hoakina
Lincoln’s Inn
London
Edward Tierne Fey
Fitswilliam-street
Mr. H. Pelee
Bond-atreet
ATTAR
LOBL
Lottery and
Money Exchange
Capel-Street
Brock
Bank of Regs
Noter
Note
Bank of Ireland
Joan Browne
Licensin
News and notices mix of novels and Bolivar campaign notes
Old edition lists numerous publications and advertisements including novels by Wiltlave Gopwin and Rosabella, a state lottery with large prizes, and a lengthy update from the Spanish Main. It reports Bolivar’s Venezuelan campaign moves, emigrant repatriations, and military maneuvers around Caraccas, San Fernando de Apure, and Guayana with Cavarly and gunboats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port OF Spain
Hollvar
Republic of Venezuela
Guayaila
Republic
Cumane
Guayana
Bolivar
San Fernando de Apure
Paez
Oronokope Place
Udez
Oronoko
Zerarr
Chaguaramas
San Carlos
Monagas
Barcelons
Cedeno
Pier
Maturin
Roxas
Piar
Aragua
Armario
Morro Gs
Cedena
Marino
Guinkmlita
Guiria
Novato Peres
San Martin
Sante Fe
Fragmentary 19th Century Text on Gueniler and Santa Fe Protests
A garbled fragment discusses Hes of Gueniler and a date of hig with dipgtcts preparing to attack the city. It mentions several Provinces of Santa Fe or New Granada rising against the Spaniards, naming Percy Depulita and a hoped rapid reconnect of the country by the Pateiulgeas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ni Pu Hes
Gueniler
Dipgtcts
Santa Fe
New Granada
Iuris
Percy Depulita
Piratical Algerine Squadron Threatens Mediterranean Trade
The Chester Mail reports foreign papers stating Algerine pirates capture ships of all nations and ignore the British flag. A French consul communication to Marseilles details a squadron of warships raiding vessels, with English and Dutch prizes, plus fears of plague and strict quarantine measures at Cadiz Gibraltar and French ports to halt spread and reassure commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Mail
London
Athens
Paris
Lord Exmonth
Cadiz
Board of Commerce of
Marseilles
Algiers
Bard
Gibraltar
Junta of Health of
Cadis
France
Bean
Gibreltar
Cabinet Councils and royal marriage rumors through press
A Dublin dispatch reports Cabinet divisions over advising a divorce between the Prince Regent and the Princess of Wales with resignations threatened by several peers. It notes a possible Windsor contingent and a plan to send a royal bride via Leopold, while urging home production over London rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Wares
Livsnrée
Sromourn
Vawaittarr
Lord Batmaget
Http
WellLeeley
Leopold
London
Uris Industry and State Expediency Debate Text
The passage argues against using supposed State necessity to justify divorce or legal changes. It cautions preserving moral and religious obligations over worldly aims, noting many heirs to the Crown and condemning precedent from Henry VIII and Napoleon. It stresses justice and morality over expediency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uris
Henry VIII
Napoleon Bonaparte
Je- Name
Civil Engineers of France Corps and Irish interest
The article discusses Ireland's approach to roads bridges and canals, criticizing the recent Grand Jury Act and proposed county surveyors. It presents the Royal Corps of Bridges and Causeways of France as a model, detailing its structure ranks and training from pupils to director general and noting plans to study its system for Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Engineer Corps
France
Ireland
Royal Corps of Bridges and Causeways
Corps of Bridges and Causeways
Stuuta
Public Works Education and Administration in France
The text describes a French system forming pupils from polytechnic origins into the School of Bridges and Causeways. Students split into classes across departments, gaining practical experience in public works locations. Inspectors and a Council General of Causeways and Bridges oversee surveys, plans, and yearly estimates for infrastructure projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolytechnic School
School of Bridges and
France
Texitech
Clase
Sic
Sayie
Arti Council General OF
Causeways
Bridary
Names of the Irish sheriffs elect by circuits in 18th century
A list from Dublin Gazette shows officials chosen to serve as sheriffs for the year across numerous counties including Antrim, Lissanure, Drumsill, Castle Lan derson, Hart, and Cork. The document records names such as Thoras Bkettington, George Huon carthey, Jemmet Browne, Sir Robert Ferguson, and many others, detailing their manors and titles across regions like Kerry, Kilkenny, Limerick, Queen's County, Mayo, and Wicklow. It also notes a proclamation for Parliament sitting on Wednesday the 27th Mary in Brighton and publication in tonight's Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoras Bkettington
Antrim
George Huoncarthey
Lissanure Castle
Juby Cromiz
moe + ARMAGR
MaxWell Close
Elm Park
James Johnston
Nappa
Geough
Drumsill
Bag
Canton
Thomas Butler
Hart
Philip Pweton
Dunleckney
John Dawson Pickett
Duckett's Grove
Cavan
Alexander Shundergon
Castle
Conkx
Jemmet Browne
Riverstown
Thomas French
Marino
William Resty
Moore Huddery
Huddersfield
DoneGal
Arthur Crawford
Crewford’s Burn
Eng
Forde
Seaford
Dotiin
Eyre Coote
Leopardstown
John Staunton Rochford
Rechard Verschoyle
Mount Merrion
Fermanagm
Tuwuly Ilayney Ballour
Gast Talfour
George Lendrom
Farm
Edward Armstrong
Gitlan
Richard Warburton
Garryhineh
Kay
Lorrain
Owen Wrine
Srattowood
John Godley
Killewar
Jusius Rowley
Dart
Limerick
John Bolton Massey
Ballywh
George Meares Maunsell
Asallywh
Linus
Richard Taylor
Hollypark
Lonaronto—Javell Eveworth
Erigeworthy Town
Ralph Doepine
Belle-Head
Richard Pox
Fox-Hall
Laura
William Parkinson Riexton
Arde
Fitzherbart Trixton
Ree
Faithils Fortescue
Curderry
Thomas Barrett Lousard
Cher
Exyy Wis
Stico— Wiliam Brides Nevaies
Culleeey Por
Joseph Meredyth
Cloonaunainen
John Lewin
Taneega
Bsn
Tipexkany
Robert Wamerton
Hamerton Bay
Nathael Paylor
Nua
Loge
Crosbi Moore
Moore's Fort
James Struac
Fairview
Williain Lennox ¢Nel
Sperghill
Robert Warren Mawel
Painbyron
Sy. Wattseuao
W William Smith
Hiratborengh
Wiehe Usher
Cappa
Heggetta
Iobert Singelty
Ortteeree
Wixront
Solomon Iheluds
Saldorough
Wietmed Donovan
Ballymore
Justi Nimans Jr
ML Cate
Yong. Wicklow
Robert Jun
Mount Kennedy Bay
John Syuse
Wleumore Castle
Joh Hyves
Rothsallagh
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General Poor Fund Committee
Beid
Thurs- Aday
Bnoxham
Dorset
Meath-street
Toor Fand Committee
Speingald
Recripta
Oreramant
Pia
Stranger's Friend Society
Friend Society
Andrew
Anne
Anteon
Catherine
Georges James John
Lukes
Mark
Mary
Michasi
Hichsu
Nicholas
Paula
Peter
Thorons
Sid Werburgh
Vesis
George Bydenbeot Fareden
Roward Fitzgerald Butler
Rass
Treavurer
Ballycaolin
Ballyprior
Lord Treasurer's Remembrancer
King’s Inn-Quay
Donoughmore
Fyvwe Quarterly Review
Logion
John Crmming
Lower Ormond Quay
Dudiis
A. BP
Shanrath
Gortangroea
Toorsoh
Clark
Real
Crattaliae
Ballybehy
Barcett
ATA
Darcy
Dromrasna
Colline
Harnett
Brien
Ballymorrisheen
Kilmurry
Part Do
Coolenorany
Coolakokery
Ballyluve
Lower Grange
Kiltenatelgh
John Cummpaq
Andeville
Kaziadd
Wiltlave Gopwin
Caleb Willtums
Zain
Rosabella
Sante Bebastiady
Pest
Ladier
Gentleogp
Soowikin
Atoore
Isis
Fiat
Deven
Moncey
John Hennessy
City of Cork
Kia
Hoqurath
St. Peter
Michael Rénnesty
Thomas AB Creditora
Stubbs
Hardwicke Place
Court of Chancery
David Keys
Mayne
Walker
Treasury
Grand Cano
Weston Nitto Loda
Dito
Sf City
Royal Canal
Ae Tritta
Exch
An Tondon
Robert Wprb
Storh
THED
den Journal
Corps Royal Des Ponts
Corps Royal Des
Directeur Général
Les
Ecole Polytechnique
Institution Speciale
la France
Constructions Nouvelles Inportantes
Principes de la Geographie Physique
Inspecteur Divisionnaire, Enfu Ler Inspecteurs Giéneraur
Conseil Général der
Royal Corps of Bridges and Causeways, Deries
THE
Dublin Gazette
Dublin Castle
Brighton
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