Charitable Appeal for Meathshire Infirmary Relief
The Rutland Square committee appeals for aid to support Meathshire County Dublin Infirmary funds opened December 1823 with ninety beds, sixty occupied. Donations through various patrons and trustees are sought to extend relief to the sick and indigent, with a target near 3,000 pounds.
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Rutland Square
Fever Hospital and Cork Street House of Recovery Note
Report from Waterford agricultural scene in November shows potato digging and wheat sowing progressing amid heavy rain and frost. Farmers faced delays but carried on with hedging, draining, ploughing, and lime burning as harvests and pasture improve. Poem ends with reflections on changing generations and renewal.
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House OF Recovery
Cork-Street
Honea
Parlor dispute over farm Hampered by Millson's Chivalrous Fate
Proceedings before the Lord Chancellor arose from the strained relation between Thomas Millson and his guardian Clements over a Croydon area farm. Witnesses, including surgeons and farmers, described Millson as childish and incapable, while the petition sought relief and control of the estate. The commission examined Millson’s mental state, family dynamics, and the farm's management, with testimony highlighting years of distress and contested property, ending with reported legal arguments on capacity and guardianship.
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Richard
Thomas Millson
Millson
Cate
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Tharoas
Clements
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Tate
Cleaves
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Mridolin Badgin
George Blundell
Dr Wa'son
Brett
John Wells
Robert Hons
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Thal
Thomas Smiltaon
Zan
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Freethinking Christians Protest at Anglican Marriage Ceremony
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