Kilmore Mills Fire Hits Kilkenny Stock In Flames
Reports from Lambert indicate Kilmore Mills and stores in tathia county owned by Mr. Lyanh were totally burned after a night blaze. Wheat oats oatmeal and flour stocks valued in the thousands were destroyed and the operation reportedly uninsured. The Cork market also notes a prison escape attempt earlier in the week and multiple robberies near Cratloe with one robber named Ryan seized. Weather and other local notices accompany the dispatch, along with a tragic death in Kilfane and various public disturbances across Wexford, Ennis, and Waterford regions.
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Lambert
Kilmore
Tathia
Lyanh
Limerick
Furnkeys
Fyce Halloran
Cratloe
County of
Clare
Warpburton
Ryan
Lida
Cork
Medora
Morgan and
Reaven
Exchange and
Atlas Insurance Companies
Kilkenny
John Powes
Kilfane
Charlotte
Wexvoan
Ballybeg
Ty Edward Sutton
Biuomethill
Michael Monaghan
Médaghan
Monaghas
Margaret
Murephy
Wexford Herald
John Sleater
William Ryan
Knockbyne
Tullicawne
Sleater
Maine
Bank of Ireland
Galway
Tuan
CasTuEnan
Bec
Charles Stal Fis
Mayo
Ennis
Charles Atuddert
Fay
James Boyd
Wanratty
Joseph Martin
Wis
Anthony Colpoya
Kelly
Colgoyn
Jsumex Boyd
Lewis
Jimedi Hay
Mmerick
John Thomas
Juhn Thowan
Ystdl
Heim
Clere Journal
Majesty
Kinnish
Martin
Abinats Ring
Mitchell
Revenue Cruiters Minerway
Bowie
Vandeleur
Lopkins
Ford
Warburton
Situation Brides
John Loughlan
Coulgran
Flood
Loughlan
Loughlin
Clara
Aitkenny
Babeast
Gene Osman
Antrim
Jennymount
Henry
Evars
Belfast
Atso
James Carr
Ballyfunerah
Ards
Giese
Merc Carr
Bin
Masai
Helfast Road
Dhe Nuwy-Hihlge
Portalerry
Markets Report From Corn Market and Town Prices
The corn market on Thomas Street showed abundant grain of very poor quality with oats selling to distillers and exporters from 17s to 22s 9d per barrel. Wheat steady around 48s to 54s for millers, barley and bere priced mid teens to low twenties, oatmeal 19s to 21s per cwt, Irish and American flour mixed. waterford and other towns reported mixed prices for wheat barley oats beans and butter with beef, mutton, and pork markets noting higher prices for potatoes and coals fluctuating by town and quality.
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Waterford
Outford
Dee
Vis
WexFonv
Thorne
Yee
Os. Ltd
Y Matton
Romena
Derg
Perewt
Ile
Gil
Perth
Clonmel
Ditta
Perditte
Perstune
Counion
Pere Ditte
Dublin
Riday
Merl
Newry
Cork
Drogheda
Ennis
Kinsale
Werford
Coleraine
Eye Vo
Yoaghal
DIS
Clare
Oia
Newpor
Westport
Strang
Ballyrain
John Mooks
Barre
Burley
Lisavan
Market prices and goods listing from a historical page
A fragment presents commodity prices for potatoes butter wheat barley oats beans and peas with varied old currency marks and weights, followed by a dated market note indicating higher wheat prices and overall price activity. Names and exact figures are partially legible, reflecting a mid 19th or early 20th century style.
Army Court Martial and troop movements reported
The Duke of York orders a court martial for overcharges in the 4th Dragoon Guards to meet tomorrow at eleven oclock in the Royal Thirnacks. Details cover delays in approvals, ships sailing for Malta, Ireland, and Canada, and arrivals at Portsmouth with invalids and limited service men aboard Hercules.
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Duke of York
White
4Th Dragoon Guards
Negent
6Th Regiment
Gigeda
Mth Foot
Ile of Wight
Malta
Ireland
Portsmouth
Batter Place
Adventurers Set For Ship Race and Seizure Outbound
Report describes a voyage from Loudian thwarted by authorities at Cowes after detaining a ship named Calestonia. Davey Mase fer and eighty sailors aboard faced seizure for lacking proper papers and identity proof, tied to contraband sail gear. Major Lockyer led the British squad and a volunteer unit at Amneriva.
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Loudian
Davey
Eghty
Bond
St. Thomas's
Cowes Roulstead
Dul Ward
Aerts
Alee
Sutton
West
Lockyer
Aleme
Manny Eecpriza
Nas Luaquiseas
Diesel
Wiese
Major Lockyer
Bientennats Masiard
Scoumals
Narrative of Irish Catholic delegation to the Holy See 1815 1818
The document recounts a Catholic delegate’s voyage from Ireland to Rome to present the Roman Catholics of Ireland to the Holy See. It details meetings with Cardinal Litta and Consalvi, the Veto issue, and the challenge of securing Papal consideration. The report notes health limits, interviews with the Sovereign Pontiff, and efforts to place documents before a Cardinal Congregation for review, outlining resistances and procedural steps.
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Calgetics of
Iréland
Kirday
Mik. Chairan
Qeerleman
Ireland
Rome
Holy See
Cardinal Litta
Propaganda
Consalvi
Ponti
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the Army
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