Land Auction Notice of Kilkenny Farm Quarter Sale in 1923
An order dated December 20, 1923, directs a sale by auction of part of the Cantlehayte or Canickattena Glen Quarter in the Barony of Kells Kilkenny, containing about 74 acres. The high bidder will take the lease for three years from November 1. James Shannon, Receiver, Dublin, is handling the matter.
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Taven
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Cantlehayte
Canickattena
Glen Quarter
Kells
Kilkenny
Peter Bfurley
James Shannon
Aungier Attect
Dublin
Paris papers reveal plans to seek amnesty in Spain
Private letters from Paris dated Thursday report most nobles allied with the king aim to push Ferdinand to issue an amnesty or end proscription, aided by foreign ambassadors. Duke d Angouleme's Paris reception is planned, while Spain’s Mina controversy sparks concern in Madrid and London.
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Ferdinand
Plana
d'Angouleme
Spain
Mina
Empedrado
Estremadura
St Miguel
Cortes
Seville
Riego
London
Russia
Duke of
Bayonne
France
Bourvier
Kostola
Jhunsapay
Kostolo
Constantinople
Everest Ie
Guillemiot
Military strength to rise in colonies demands
The London Gazette reports a planned increase of British military force to about 4000 men, with two regiments to be raised immediately and four or five more when Parliament meets. Half the officers will come from the Half-pay List, the rest promoted from meritorious service. The Duke of York is praised for economy and foresight as promotions are listed for numerous regiments and staff appointments.
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V. Lindsay
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Lyster
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Loftus
1St Regt
Eyre
Mosse
Stoyte
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BE. Marpherson
Popattie Campbell
V. Vovey
Falkiner
Smith
Adj
Ronrchier
Lient
Baird
Bainbridge
Tovey
Campbell
F. Phelps
Epsign
Slacke
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V. Seoones
H. Anderson Morshead
Hy Purchase
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Hutchingen
D. Freer
Gant
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Quartermaster Duker
V. Fox
Browne
Bowls
Michal
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O'Reilly
V. W. Bohan
Barlow
Wv. A. Stewart
Vaughan
V. Cruise
Sealy
Liot
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R. J. Bulmer
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Skynner
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O'Flaherty
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Fane
Crigie
W. I
Frederick Clements
Biopford
Cape Corps
Macdonald
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Cornet Maxwell
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Hemsworth
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Bell
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Drury-lane Theatre
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Tartar
0Th Honsare
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Portobello Bridge
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G. R
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New York
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Thia
Texbil
Liverpool
Practical Views on Press Freedom in Ireland by Hibernians
An extract from a pamphlet called Practical Views and Suggestions on the Present Condition and Permanent Improvement of Ireland discusses press freedom. The author defends free discussion, argues against imposing new restraints, and rejects claims that Irish outrages in the South are driven by Protestant hostility, noting most victims were Catholic. It cites Peel’s 1814 House of Commons letter on sectarian violence and urges caution toward imputations from hostile sources.
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Hibernians
Peel
House of Commons
Wilcocks
London market steady as Funds absorb speculation
The November account closed with minor fluctuations and no defaults. Foreign Funds in London dominated activity with large purchases for money and time, while Jews expanded January Fund holdings. Prices held near high marks for 34 per cent stock and 6 per cent consignments amid cautious political impact and rising demand from banking houses. Births and marriages noted in church, with several local clergy changes and a rector's death affecting church livings.
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London
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Bunda
Paris
Paria
Foreign Stock Exchange
Chitlan
FASHION AND TABLE TALK From Dublin social scenes described
The article chronicles lavish social events at Portobello barracks with dances, speeches, and decorations, plus grand balls for the season. It shiftingly notes European travel, marriages, elopements, and fashionable London dress as reflected in December fashions. It mentions notable figures, theaters, and the Queen’s circle, with vivid social detail and commentary.
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