Orders for Ordnance Stations in Ireland Advised
Official notice from the Ordnance Office Dania dated December 2 1818 invites proposals for coal and fuel supplies at Ireland stations Shanon Meeligk Keclogue and others. Bids must include prices for coals and gorse and be received by the stated day at the storekeeper’s department. No attendance or late bids will be accepted.
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Arr Ordnance
Esses E Bette
Troy
Dark Harbour
Ine Fort
Rfhs
Engiegr
Storekeaper
Tegder - Wilk
Watts
Gom' Lery.at Each Station. . Ritet Ie
Isi
Mendicity pleas prompt urgent report to committee
Fragmentary OCR text shows a call to report to the committee immediately, requesting the number of the item or case. Ambiguous wording limits clarity but implies an urgent appeal related to mendicity and a procedural request to specify counts or identifiers.
Lottery details and prize scheme found in old press snippet
Fragmentary OCR shows a lottery notice with a thirty thousand pound top prize and a ticket count of fourteen thousand nine hundred. It mentions schedule, dates, and public sale locations, with names and addresses partially readable. The disjointed text reflects a promoter’s appeal to buyers across major cities and powers, noting wages, fees, and distribution of prizes.
Seminary notice on school admission and public access
A fragmented notice describes a young woman’s seminary setup and related educational arrangements. It mentions tickets, December events, and various named places and people involved in the preparatory and public aspects of the plan. The text references teachers, committees, and exams guiding the admission process and school activities.
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Molasd
Deave
Jan
Mrz
Seri
Lawter
Kilderprsbrest
Lawlor
Uncertain fragmentary legal and theatre notes from an archive
The readable text outlines a court case about property encumbrances and a judge at a Dublin or Irish venue. It references sentences for theft and transportation, mentions Shater’s houses and public investigations, and notes theatre performances with names and locations such as Dame-street and Cook-atreet. Several names appear but details are garbled and incomplete.
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Bayard
Aly
Saz
Baliataot
Il-fame
Hal
Stern
Emsoyne
Tate
Alerd
Tol Tor
Gui W
Hiox Anlexsiv Atl
Stedtigg
Dari
Bethel
Dame-street
Barrack Stores Tender Notice at Dublin and Cork
Proposals invited for Barrack Stores at Dublin and Cork to supply blankets wearing apparel and miscellaneous items. Separate bids for each head, deposited before one o clock with proper seals and surety, tender forms obtainable at the office, Commissary General.
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Oppten
Prrsons
Dublin
Cork
Eatiejan
S. Iroomongery
Cowper
Ware
Dublin Castle
United States Defense Plans and New Jersey Slavery Prohibition
A historic note recalls U S efforts to defend New Orleans and surrounding districts from a foreign threat. It mentions New Jersey legislative action banning slave exports with penalties, plus reports of robberies near Waterford and Cork involving armed gang activity and a pursuit by local authorities. The piece lists several individuals and local incidents, highlighting a volatile period with crime and security concerns.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Eeprinelal
New Jersey
Tarra
Yurwnnah
Pensacola
Ronsentrs
Waterford
MicheluWth
Cork
Aix
Robins
Eury Alcock
Lahley
George Wright
Luyood Kummac
Cork Road
Enaniry
Kilmnacthomas
Tiornhagh
Iyagley
Sheest Alcork
Wright
Dragouns
Kilinariivous
Bank of Ireland Stock Sale and Fatal Accident Report
The Bank of Ireland announces a Friday auction of bank stock for the half year end, with books closed from the instant to January 1. A fatal accident near Kilnesandra is described, detailing a drowning after a chase by nearby riders and the heroic rescue efforts, with the deceased named and mourned by local society.
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S. Thomas Wileiams
Thureday
Belturhet
Killesandra
Chase McLamagee
Whitefighd
Verejus
Gartinardecis
Mejon-Earvis
Ipto
Bir
Veitch
Lin
Lanauze
Phig
Geentlemen
Covan
John Rosa
Arctic
Dt Ik
John Traught
Prustaudr Brande
Assessed taxes and distresses in Ireland notice
The Excise Commissioners warn residents in the district that debts unpaid within ten days after the due date will trigger Warrants of Distress. Collectors are instructed to issue warrants after the VEth instant to compel payment, with penalties and expenses to be charged to defaulters. By order of the Commissioners Edward Hardman. Dublin, 1815.
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SBIA
Chopster JH
Ed Tores
Ireland
Edward Hardman
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ARFON
Gulbraithstown
Bray
Wilson
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United States
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Ercise Office
Dublin Bee
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