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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Dec 05, 1817

Page

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Dr James Medicine Labels and Dublin Auction Notice

Cautionary notice from R G G James declaring removal of Dr James's Medicines from Newbery to Motara with Berkeley Square and Brnton Street addresses as sole London Dublin sources. Forewarns against spurious imitations and signs his name on all packages. Also an 1817 commissary auction in Dublin selling blankets coats gear and camp equipment at Mountpelier Hill with Isaac Cusack as auctioneer.

Mary James Musere Newbery Motara Butler and Sons St. Paul's Church Lower Hack Ville Dnblin Brnton-street Berkeley -Square London Dublin R. G. G. James Offich Ts BR Comissarial Stores Mountpelier Hill Moxway Dxckmyer Treland Isaac Cusack Upper Sackville-street Handel Weyman Fishamble-street Trinity College Hoyal Charlotte of Wales

Fragmented Cork and Kerry creditors list inshire notice

A long damaged listing names hundreds of Cork Kerry and Dublin creditors and endor ers of various debtors in a broad legal notice. It includes John Gallogly OConnor Fletcher Skirrett and many firms in London Dublin and other towns as parties to claims and endorsements with residence generic or unknown. The document references a ship incident and royal Bath events alongside the creditors roster.

Uannin Cithenddy John Teyue Vailenalercy Dio John Curry Matiavn Alutinaid Michael Quirk Consarm Edward Fitzgerald Kanaeh County Kerry Jamon Murphy Cornelius Carew Smile Court of Kerry Michael Shea Kitrokerrin Deniel Sullivan Hotora Bawn Timothy Keating Dennis Sullivan Timothy Kelly Nikolinan Dennis Kelly Darby Sullivan Agbatnhred Dita David Cahir Michael Dooling Thomas Fitzgerald York Dennis Moylan Ditto John Shea Caneo James Real Timothy Shea Loalothers Joan Keay John Gallogly KagiskNlen O'Connor Endore John Holan Loudon Medara Patt Charles M Kenan Enniehillen Dotm Tapp London Thomas Macon Mathews Ditta Finn Londos Browne Jamed Uct Patrick Kerby Richard Filanie Godfrey Moles Patrick Bogan William Crour William Crouch Godfrey Holmes Edward Sanders Afghran Cornelion Leary Teeveney Maurice Harigan Casleishion Daniel Callaghen Kantagh Denis Heanaghan Ardmore Patrick Vaughan Patrick Hearliby Farmer Kilabraha Hulmes Justice Apothecary Mallow Richard Hartind Durteryman Maurice Nunan Lythe-Praetor Milford Thomea Fleffernan Sallypark William Oliver Doneraile Edward Douggyn Liscarroll Darby Murphy Cork Patrick Mahony Maurice Daly Joseph and Isaac Carrol Richard John Orpen Bryan Strong Sadler William and Thomas Wise William Oakshot William Hyde Thomas O’brien Rathkeale Gerald Blennerhassett John Henigan Limerick Daniel Mogpath Messra. Hart and Wilson Denis Lenehan and Co Machin Noxan

Margate Stages War News From Algiers and Europe

The Elizabeth Hill Britton arrived at Margate from Smyrna via Gibraltar with word that the Dey of Algiéra was shot and that war is declared against the Sicilians Danes and Swedes. Madras papers reach mid May offering little India news while Hamburgh Mail ships reports an Algiers letter dated Oct 5 detailing the Waumburgh ship and Retherslig.

London Elizabeth Hill Britton Margate Roads Smyrna Gibraltar Cape de Galt Tunis Barcelona Algiéra Madras India Tran Quillity Hamburgh Algiers Wan Hamburdh Marseilles Algiens Waumburgh Retherslig Pew Dey

Proclamation on Neutrality in South American Conflicts

The Prince Regent issues a Gazette proclamation banning British subjects from serving with Ferdinand or the Patriots of South America by sea or land. The London and continental papers discuss neutrality, market gains, and the balance between liberty and empire, with emphasis on commercial interests and public hesitations.

London Netherlands Prince of Oranar South America Spain Uoit Tie Hyder

Catholic Affairs Denounce Notes of the Rheinish Testament

The Catholic Board met to condemn the notes, led by O Connor as the speaker of pledged intolerance. The gathering united in denouncing the doctrines, pledging to formally denounce the Rheinish Testament. Also noted are condolence addresses to Prince Leopold and a chemist Hope’s improved blow pipe with wire gauze inserted between parts of the reservoir.

Catholic Board O'Connell O’connely Ireland London Gazette Prince Megent Princess Charlotte Corporation of Glasgow Court Burgh of Montrose Whackburn Pitt Club Dudley Tewksbury Town of Birmingham Corporation of Surgeons Edinburgh Merchants Manchester Saltucci Chester Leeda Stockport Ayr

Catholic Board Debates Remarks on the Rheinish Testament

The Catholic Board met to discuss disavowing notes in the Rheinish Testament and condemning what they call bigoted doctrines in related writings. Mr O Connell outlines concerns about biased criticism from the British Critic and Courier, urging a clear Catholic stance while noting historical Protestant editors and publishers involved in the edition.

Q'Uomwenn O'Connor Owen O'Connor Purcelu O'Connay O'Connell Ogongane Haye Menbery O'Connell Rose Br. Troy Critte Courier Déwnpaper Newye Englaind Ireland Elizabeth Queen Mary Scotland Douay Cork M'Namara Herommencpil Cineining houkseHer Mov Mari

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