Notice to Prisoners and Private Bills Notices 1809
The notice lists prisoners in custody at the Four Courts Marshalsea and related prisons with instructions to file legal discharges for debts to Jubilee Committee and outlines debt discharge rates. Also announces Imperial Parliament private bill petition time limits and a Dundalk appeal for representation, plus Board of Works bids for additions and repairs to the Four Courts Marshalsea with submission details and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AEG Petsoris
A&m
Marshalsea
City
Sheriffs’ Prison
Jubilee Committee
Ledward Stanley
House of Commons
Sam
Gunnell
Howse of Commons
Board OF Works
Dustin
PHE
Architect and Inspector of Civil Buildings
Castle Yard
R. Robinson
Browne and Co promote land sales and rentals in Ireland
Meath lands of Multogh in Upper Deece County Meath leased for three lives or sixty one years from May 1 1805 at 66 4s 6d rent with a quit of 64 1s 4d. Proposals in writing to Arthur Forbes Craigeood near Belfast or James Barlow Dublin. Also Marquess of Drogheda packet service to Holyhead announced with new five cabin arrangement and twenty two beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meath
Multogh
Upper Deece
Dunboyne
Arthur Forbes
Craigeooad
Belfast
James Barlow
Great George's Street
Dublin
Holyhead
MAR
Drogheda
H.R. Draper
Wentworth-place
Pigson-house
Lottery plan and naval bounty extended proclamation
The notice describes a lottery of five thousand numbers with four tickets per number and shared prizes up to £80,000, then cites a royal order extending bounties and travel allowances for seamen and landmen into December 1810. It lists rewards for able and ordinary seamen and landmen, discovery rewards, and travel allowances, instructing compliance across counties. It ends with Steph. Cottrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His Majesty's Royal Navy
Privy Council
Steph
Cottrell
Proclamation on Parliament Sitting and Trade Restrictions
The document records royal orders from Dublin and London in 1809. It prorogues Parliament to January next and directs attendance at Westminster. It also imposes five month export restrictions on naval stores and prescribes duties and bonds for outward shipments to British colonies and other destinations. Deserters from the forces are offered pardon with conditions and return provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Bhorge
Icto
Leidon
Dublion
Jarry
Kingdon
du Ley
Duberty
Rey Olu Holl
George R. A
Privy Council
Great Britain
Parliament
House of Commons
Westminster
Queen's Palace
Council of
Ireland
Richmond
Privy Council of Ireland
Ma‘jesty
Lord Lieutenant
Privy Council of
Elis Majesty
Board of Ordnance
Britain
Admiralty
America
West Indies
Newfoundland
Afci‘cay
St. Helesia
East Indies
Upda
St. Britain
Africa
St. Helena
His Majesty's Customs
South America
Tis Mascaty
Harrington
Charles
Kildare
Frankfort
Norbury
Castle-Coete
Robt
Dundas
Laurin
GPP
Dublin
Proclamation Orders Ballot Draft for Irish Militia Counties
The Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council announce that the counties Down and Mayo shall procure militiamen by ballot under the Act for completing Ireland's militia. The proclamation, dated August 16, 1809 in Dublin, directs enforcement and vacancy balloting procedures for rapid mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Richmond
Auch
Minloner
Baltur
Lown
Down
Mayo
Most Honourable Privyy Council
Dublin
Harrington
Charles Kaldare
Frankort
Noshupy
Qwastleguute
Dundas, van Saurin
King
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Theatre Royal
Robert Ramble
Faanen
Edinburgh
Kingdom
Wi Will Royie
Solue
Fula
Edward
Lord Norland
Mr. Younger
Lewin
Eleaior
Miss Walstein
Placid
Mites
Wit
Bank'of Ireland
Louth
Mitocenys
Lantraman
Jocelyn
Dundalk
Messrs. Browne and CO
England
Scotland
Wales
Bt Post
Buckingham-Street
Adelphi
Landon
New
Cork
Newry
Waterford
W. W. Pole
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