Sale of unsettled estates from Hoare will in Cork county
In Dublin on a court date, Sir Joseph Wallace presides over a decree for the sale of all towns, lands and premises tied to the late Sir Edward Hoare Baronet. The properties span Dromerk West and East, Dromerk East, Nainkin, Conraiig, Cogher, and Annamella in County Cork, to be offered to the highest bidder. The sale, adjourned and rescheduled across December 1823 to January next, requires rental details from William Farran and notices from Terry & Hunt.
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High Court of Chancery of Ireland
John Johnston
Roderick Connor
Cotworx
Londonderry
Benajmin Ckiec
Joseph Wallace
Pwili
Innequay
Dublin
Edward Hoare
Dromerk
Dromerk East
Nainkin
Conraiig
Cogher
Annabella
Brickfield
William Farran
Abbey Street
Wanted a classical assistant for education purposes
A gentleman fully qualified to prepare youth for either the Uriah or English Universities is sought. Strong references are required and a liberal salary will be given. Apply to Mr A M Tims, bookseller, 43 Grafton Street.
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A. M
Tims
Bookpeller
Grafton Street
War fears and Peru campaign described in Dublin Journal
The Dublin Journal reports signs of approaching war as ships are equipped and regiments assembled. It presents a Peru war update from a long-time resident, detailing the Viceroy’s move from Lima to Cusco, the Royalist advance, and independent chiefs’ maneuvers. Bolivar’s expected aid and broader strategic stakes are outlined with focus on Peru’s divided terrain and key towns.
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Acader
Dublin Journal
Great Britain
Pacific
Europe
Peru
Lima
Hon
Lower
Pacific Ocean
Upper
Texay Parta
Cusco
Arequipa
Potosi
Guamange
Lower Porn
Cuzco
Andes
Chile
Upper Peru
Santa Cruz
S'otosi
Sucre
Miller
Scotland
Gommara
Raterre
Guamanga
Bolivar
Lord Meyer Seizes Bread Weights at Millown and Nearby
The Lord Meyer seized a large quantity of bread and many weights scales beams and measures at Millown Rattarnum and nearby locales yesterday during visits to Clootarf and surroundings. He also condemned coal from Mr Plunkett's stores and Mr Whendore Hook faced Crown action for 12 000 pounds, a Mauritius defaulter sum. Sheriff attempts to accept the debt failed. A new tragedy Veague of Palermo by Mre Hemass opened at Covent Garden Friday night but was withdrawn after poor reception.
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Mauritius
London
Palermo
Mre Hemass
Covent Garden
Marriages and a Death Noted at Boorna and Bath
In Boorna Church County Tipperary Captain Joseph Smith of Mountbutler Kilkenny to the Dowager Lady Cardew widow of Sir A Cardew of Templemore House Burt and daughter of the late T Kempis of Kildare street At Walcot Church Bath Captain Colin Campbell RN to Emma widow of the late Lieutenant General Richard Gore George Medicoit of Stephen's Green to Emily daughter of the late Arthur Magny of Clowcar Molony esq to Hannah daughter of the late Reverend Arthur Knox of Woodlawn County Dublin Lieutenant Colonel Prancia Sattershay to Elizabeth Jane Rotheram daughter of the late George Rotheram of Crosudram County Meath H B Prynn of Wish town near Rathmenham to Mira Murray of Rathmines daughter of B Murray of Great George's Street The New MD Pilkington of Brerville County Galway to Anna Alexander youngest daughter of A Orres Landmore County Lovdenderry Died In London the Right Honourable Thomas Steele aged seventy.
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George Mediicot
Stephen'e-green
Enq
Emily
Arthur Magny
Clowcar
Ieary Molony
Hannah, Eldrat
Arthur Knox
Woodlawn
County Dublin
Lient
Prancia Sattershy
Eiiza Jane Rotheram
George Rotheram
Crosudram
A New Miracle Shown in Morning Paper of Today
A Morning Paper reports a dramatic cure of Mme Margaret Rorke of Tyrrellstown Dublin. After long illness and near death, she received Holy Sacrament and prayer, then walked and spoke with renewed health, claiming divine intervention. A second item describes assaults in Donnybrook, a robbery attempt, and police actions, plus a Dublin Excise Office order extending commissions across the United Kingdom and market notes on linen and cotton trades in Galway.
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Mme
Margaret Rorke
Andrew Rorke
Tyrrell's Town
Dublin
Fay
Cork
England
Prince Hohenlohene
Aving
Tramaine
Dodder-row Donnybrook
Lunatic Asylum
Donnybrook Road
J'ramaine
College-Stree
Shields
Ir Wright
Donnybrook
Ormond Quay
Patrick Brady
Kevin Street
Jervis Street Hospital
Exacise Office
Boards of Excise
Scotland
Ireland
United Kingdom
Jones Harrison
Enq
Weston
Haverley
Russten
Linan
Gatwar
T. Reilly
T. Mayland
M. Murray
J. Serres
Robert Martin
Galway
Markets lift as Funds rise amid strong private capital demand
The Funds market shows continued strength with rising Consols since the January account. Private lending at low rates supports demand for public securities, while foreign bonds such as Spanish and French issues fluctuate amid ministry changes and loan prospects. Russian, Prussian, Colombian, and Neapolitan bonds are reported with varied performance as traders weigh government stability and new financing.
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Brocka
Spain
France
Paris
Colombien
Chilia
Ce F Fonda
London
Cortes
Ioana
Colombia
Rothschild
Tasl
Mexico Mines Investment Proposals Stir British Interest
A prospectus outlines a Mexican mines venture offering a joint stock company to develop gold and silver mines. Capital set at 1,200,000 Mexican dollars, 80 year term, 6000 shares, 200 dollars each, with 5 percent interest and semiannual payments. Dividends paid in December starting 1824, with reserved funds for interest and final capital repayment. Management by Aleman and partners, with audit and annual English reporting to shareholders.
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Mexico
Spain
America
Aleman
England
Lonjlan
Anda
Mesera Hullett, Brothers,and Co
Lake Erie Disaster and Rescue Drifted Ashore
On Lake Erie near Put-in-Bay a desolate party led by Major Keeler of Port Lawrence with his daughter Grace embarked from Sandusky Bay aboard the Eclipse to reach Port Lawrence. A deadly storm forced their vessel to wreck on Western Sister Island. With no provisions and only an old meat axe, they endured days of hunger and bare survival, carving a raft from a tree trunk and steering about twenty miles to reach another island for rescue. The party, including Mr Martin and his son, were eventually saved, though emaciated.
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Lake Erie
Keeler
Port Lawrence
Madmee
Grace
Sandusky Bay
Eclipse
Detroit
Middle Bays
Martin
Accid
Providence
Mr Martin
Chou
Saulasky Mon
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