Woollen retail houses advertise vast Dublin stock
An advertisement details Frick fPootten Tirrehaust and other Dublin shops promoting a wide range of Irish woollens. It touts Ready Money pricing, high quality fabrics like Superfine Blue and Cassitieres, and announces improved manufacture at the Merino Factory. Proprietors thank Ireland's nobility and gentry for support and invite public purchase at their No 10 Twentann Street location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honr
D. Shaw and Co
Nowlan
Suqw
Ireland
Woollen Establishment Advertises in Dublin Market
An advertisement from Jeremiah Glover and Robert Glover, proprietors of a woollen establishment, proclaims wholesale warehouse origins, retail aims with cash only pricing, and imports of superfine cloths from London. They promise low prices on a wide range of fabrics including pelisse cloths and shawls, with pricing marked on each item. Dublin, Nov. 5, 1817.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah
Robert Glover
Dublin
London
England
LoWns
Barrack Stores Tender Notice 1918
Proposals must be received by January 1818 for barrack stores including rugs, ironmongery, tin ware, and cooperage to be furnished to Dublin and Cork depots. Sealed bids must be on printed forms with securities, addressed to The Principal Clerk Military Department Dublin Castle, marked Tenders for Barrack Stores. Also advertisement for Solomon’s Guide to Health with various medical claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Cork
Dublin Castle
Dublin Journal Seeks Arrival of Two Mails Amid Storm News
The Dublin Journal notes two mails are due, with strong adverse winds for two days. It promises foreign intelligence and nine varieties of domestic items as readers may find them interesting. Corn prices are falling and the Ty nhua Fevar appears to continue. Continuous rains may cleanse the air and reduce infection virulence. If the mail arrives timely, the chief intelligence will be included in a second issue.
Paroculal Deputies Debate Window Tax Conduct
The assembly shows dissatisfaction with Mr Grat TANs handling of the window tax repeal. The writer supports an MP representing the empire beyond local electors, opposes threats to him, and endorses replacing the tax with a fair income tax in principle and practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grattan
Gaarran
For Populi
Gnatran Shold
Miché
Catholic Board Adjusts Time On Disavowal Report For Rheimish Notes
The Catholic Board met at three o clock with Owen O Conor in the chair. O Connell moved to grant more time to the committee preparing a disavowal of the bigoted notes to the Rheimish Bible. The committee will report at the next board meeting. A Catholic meeting is planned at Randall M Donnell's house to discuss Catholic Claims. The board adjourned to Saturday night. Mr O Connell will submit a plan to liquidate Rev Hayes's mission expenses and the secretary will convey thanks. The board then adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen O'Conor
O'Connell
Catholica
Randall M‘donnell
M‘donnell
Bayra
S Tlemam
O’connou
Hayes
Rome
Exzas M'Donnell
Police seize stolen goods in Marys Lane raid
Yesterday officers McCartney and Mears searched the house of M Cue in Marys Lane for stolen property. They captured Mathhed Toole and found a duplicate coat pawned for fourteen shillings and two pence at Leys pawn-office. They recovered a box of mould candles a writing desk a mahogany liquor cask two large ale bottles three feather beds and other items linked to Toole and M Cue for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M‘cartney and
Mears
Mary’s Lane
Fligre
M‘que
Mathhed Toole
M‘cue
The Fashionable World Convalescence at Court
A London society note reports complete recovery of the Countess Falanor and other prominent figures after recent illnesses. Loun Gentleman of high rank entertained at dinner to honor the nobles at Sir Charles's cottage in Phoenix Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toolate
Vernon
Sir Charles
Phoenix Park
Beaf Steak Club Meeting Delights Dublin Society
The first meeting of the Beef Steak Club at Morrison's Rounds Dawson Street drew a large, notable crowd with seventy diners. Music, songs, ballads, and a violin concerto shared the stage as Sir John Steven, Mr. Horn, Mr. Barton, and others received strong applause from a refined, convivial gathering led by a diligent Noble Chairman. The event concluded at twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison's
New Rounds
Dawson-street
Dublin
Dieta
John Stevenon
With
Charlotte
Horn
England
Bishop
Barton
Callaghan
Crow Street
Hodson
Dublin Grand Jury Addresses Condolence to Prince Leopold
The Dublin City Grand Jury sends condolence to Prince Leopold after the death of Prince Charlotte Claremont on December 10, 1817. Robert Gardiner conveys the commission's grief and assurance that the country’s interests will be remembered, in a formal address to William Dizon, foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leortno
Charlotte
Claremont
Prince Leopold
Commission Grand Jury
City of Dublin
Robert Gardiner
William Dizon, Esq
Dublin
Theatre Review Highlights Musgrave Othello Debut in Dublin
The report praises Musgrave in the role of Othello praising his voice and recitation but notes a lack of self projection. Whitaker and Yates receive mixed notices while Cobham and Smithson gain applause for portrayal. A Ponte ballet lacks polish before High Life below Stairs provides light merriment with Talbot and Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musgrave
Dublin
Othello
Mr. Pope
Mr. Musgrave
Miss Whitaker
Des
Misa Kelly
My Lord Duse
Adis Kitty
Dublin Householders Petition Against Window Tax Meeting 1817
Deputies from Dublin parishes met at St Aoora of the Cariis Uding to pursue a petition to Parliament for repeal of the Window Tax. They reported letters from Marquis of Downshire and Mr Shaw expressing support for presenting the petition, and discussed Grattan's stance. A vote of thanks to Downshire and Shaw passed unanimously. debate followed on Grattan's position and whether to withdraw confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Cariis Uding
Ie Riith
Todd
Semich
Dawnshire
Hillsborough
House of Lords
Ireland
House of Cards
Downshire
William Smith
Barton
Kertland
Sulth
Shaw
Lith
Dee
Robert Shaw
Dwyer
Smith
Gfattagalac
Stephen's. Syn
Henry Grattan
Wm. Smith
Sell
Grattan
Dwyer Rose
Kdrian
Dub- Ho
Gristleman
Browne
Doblin
Irish Petition Debate and Unanimous Resolves at Meeting
The meeting debated requesting explicit support from Henry Grattan for a petition and considered altering the petition approach. Mr. Walker urged resignations to Grattan, while Mr. O Connell urged respect and unity, advocating self government and a native Parliament to end divisions. Resolutions authorized the Petitions committee to review finances and subscriptions and adjournment set for December 20. William Smith thanked for proper conduct as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Walker
Walker
On Grattan
Henry Grattan
O'Connell
Taealker
Grattan
Urion
Willis
Seriatin
Tate
Smyth
George Salt
Ray
William Smith
Martin Ship of War Plunder Claim From Galway Readers
A letter signed BiRTuS defends Captain Mitchell of the HMS Martin and recounts alleged mob violence after the wreck near Malbay. Officers and crew faced assault. Lt. Wilvon and the 93d protected them. Mrs Blake helped a naked officer. accounts claim forced plunder and injury, challenging a previous contradiction. Several obituaries and marriages follow in the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catain Mitchell
Martin
Malbay
Mitchell
Great Cumbern
Mn Purner
Capt
Rascal
Wilvon
93D
Cant
Mrz. Lyon
Mirkabs Pg
Blake
Eevind
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Nowlan and Shaw
Woollen Establishment
Lower Sackville-Street
Peper
Caxap Woourex Daargny
M. Keene
N. Cailwell
College-green
Newbery and Son
B. Dugdale
Dame-street
Lidvison’s
Parliament-Street
Loran
Margate
Southampton
Scarborough
Bath
Bristol
Rand Canal Stork
Roya
Exci Robeut
the Dublin Journal
Royal College OF
Gore Hewss
J. Henthorne
Bec
Bsef-Nteak Club
Grand Jury
Addiess
Theatre
Martin Ship OF War
H. M
Birtus
Glenburn
County Antylm
Major Hawkshaw
Robert Granam
Dramoon
Co. Permanagh
Miss Spar
John Spar
Cloguer
Christopher Mathews
Driggist
Helena
Thomas Traynor
Com
Keating Traynor
Mary’ Chorch
Aly
Dol Richardson
Mountreith
Milsdane iRichardson
Robert Richardson
Abbey-ileat
Lismore
John Ashton Yates
Toxtith Park
Liverpool
Pragces Mary
Verney Lavett
Withrogun
Sparial Lieanvy
Peter's Church
Maturin
Adaoa Fuller
Woodfield
King’s County
Miss Stritch
Clara
Saujo Cottery
Laesone Street
Philly Ros
Castleimarket
Catherine
Treet
Limerick
Michael Cudemoor
Ballyclough
William Brew
Robert Tackson
Eden
Derry
King's County
Doctof Murray
St. Paul's
Fa Gheray
Morgan
Charles Morgsty
Munksfeld
Johnshill
Chelwiby
Glenariti
County of Antrim
Morrison
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