Fashion and Talk at Dublin Palace and Dublin society
Fashion and table talk recounts recent arrivals and departures of notable figures in Dublin and Howth. Lords, MPs, and military officers are noted from Holyhead to the Great Globe, with social gatherings, theatre reports, hunts, and a steer in progress at Downpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Edward
Johnston. Hay
Holyhead
Earl of
Morrisson’s
Lord Rathdown
Dublin
Lord Bando
Master Smith
Norval
Tredericks
Johnny Gilpin
John Gilpin
Lord Byron
Cowper
Mra Heman
Covent-garden
Mathews
Liverpool
Rathkeale
Newcastle
Glin
Majechie
10Th Regiment
Ballyheen
King
Meg Merriles
A. Furlong
Down Hunt
Downpatrick
Donegal
Downshire
Londonderry
Kilmorey
Dufferin
Blayney
Ireland
Brifuat Chronicle
Richard Phillips
Baron Milford
Downes
Lot Downes
Earl of Dublin
Duke of Kent
James Cuff
Baron Tyrawly
John Preston
Baron ‘Tara
Thomas James Warren Bulkeley
Viscount Bulkeley
Silvester Douglas
Baron Glenhervie
Sweden
Count de Salia
Fane
Stuart Villiers
Jord Frandison
Elizabeth Baker
Duke of Leinster
Monument to Lord Erskine Meeting in London
A London gathering of the legal profession chaired by Mr Scarlett resolved to raise a subscription for a statue to Lord Erskine. A committee was formed including Lens Vaughan Bell Raine Jervis Jurney and Adams to carry out the plan and determine statue placement. Subscriptions were promptly collected before the meeting adjourned.
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London
Lincoln's Antall
Lord Erskine
Wm.Owen
Wegers Scarlett
Abercromby
Brougham
Denman
Raine
Bell
Jerviz
H. Cooper
Wakefield
Scarlett
Erskine
Lens
Vaughan
Messrs
Heald
Raine Jervis
Iurney
Addama
Autobiography of the late Lord Erskine planned by Fleury Cooper
Missive notes Fleury Cooper intends to write the life of the late Lord Erskine, with reports of an autobiography in the deceased’s handwriting. Irish News reports arrival of Leitrim Coal at Hoyel Canal Company stores Broadstone, urging citizens to try this fuel amid fraud disclosures and fair measurement concerns. It also mentions support for Irish collieries.
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Fleury Cooper
Lord Erskine
Remlera
Hoyel
Broadstone
Court actions clash over Beresford-place sewer damage
In Dublin Court of King's Beach and High Court of Admiralty proceedings, Witkinsen v. Commissioners of Customs discussed damages from a blocked sewer backing into No. 10 Beresford-place, with rental history cited. The Admiralty case concerned the derelict brigantine Pallas of Aberdeen, contested as to vessel identity and rightful ownership, the Crown seeking arrest of the derelict cargo.
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King's Beach
Wiel Jamos
Witkinsen
Commitsioners of Customs
Commissioners of Customs
Beresford-place
Resford-Place
Pallas Brigantine Case Ends in Favor of Claimants
In a complex proceeding at law, evidence tied to Peter Pay and a letter from Wexford Custom House supported the claimants. Judge Sir Henry Meredyth and Proctors weighed affidavits and vessel markings, ruling the claimants should receive the proceeds with crown costs and salvage claims to be heard on Friday, Dec 19.
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Enoursa
Naples
Rome
St. Peter's
Vatican
Ditchess
Devonshire
Piombino
Furgalua
Clifford
Duke of Devonshire
Genoa
Lord Grey
Pompeii
Milan
Dundas
Florence
Long Wellesley
Paris
Prince Psterhazy
Maria Louisa
Partia
Marchioness
Downshire
Marsquis
Hastings
Charlotte
Witzgerald
Lady Drummond
England
Mire Hamilon
Beazin
Bavaria
Baron de Maltzahin
Learing
Ile Vguat
Aberdeen
Henry Meredyth
Bert
Lascaritg
Wexford
Irish
Diggin
Royal Navy
Water Guards
Glascarrig
Pallas
Darzi
Claimanta
Clamoith
K Dijana
Munels
Ueward
Whiteway
J’ Bir
Alrleon
Arthur Flamilton
Iain
Clenis
Pullar
Dixeleus
Diggit
Deacon
Ptoran
Matus
Diggan
Ur Hamilton
Gress
Peter Pay
Richardson
Doctor Foster
Henry Gredyth
Mallas
Markets report mixed grain prices across regions
Market dispatches from Wartrimroan Dublin and Cork show grain prices rising amid scarce supply. Prime mill wheat hits 328 with tradable middling up and oats selling at Lis 3d per stone, while barley and flour markets show varied shifts and buyers press for good quality stocks.
Grain Market Report from December 19 1823
A detailed market note reports brisk demand for old wheat with price gains up to two pence per bushel, and small oats supplies pushed higher by about 2d per bushel. Beane and barley stay steady, malt in good supply, and flour arrivals from Essex and other counties influence prices. Reports from Scotland and Ireland hint at declines, while overall futures show mixed stability and rising bread costs projected.
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Canton
Dre
Limmaice
Harley
Croxmen
Clonmet
Marlfield Stattlery
Uiere
Amd
Ata
Kitrissy
Hartey
Las
Carlew Benave
Letobos
Athe
Manchester
Bond
Iich
Essex
Kent
Evacx
Suffolk
Tlesslad
Scotland
Ireland
Poland
Lés. Ud
Pan Aeg
Atrocious Murder Attempt Near Bellamare Reach
A detailed report describes a night time shooting aimed at Mr Hemisings, butler to Bil ward Hlount, Esq. of Bellamare. The ball injured the hat instead of the head, suggesting a shooter on foot. Depositions were taken by local magistrates and clergy, noting difficulties in pursuing the assailant amid darkness and late hour.
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Hemisings
Bilward Hlount
Bellamare
Harley Mow
Millard
Naywood Park
Ata
Heranmings
Antl
Thomas Wirthy
George Chetwynd
J0. Palbot
Te Levert
County Maparates
Assassi
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Morocco
Lancaster
Sameerson
Welch
Literary Gazette
Bullock
Mexico
Edinburgh
Puebla de Los Angeles
MacTaggart
Viceroyalty of
Java
St. Philip Nerri
Madrid
von Sebastian Furlong
Puebla
Ir Mac Taggart
London Docks
Pecemakk
Martin Horseman
Ando
Farrell
P. Murray
R. W. Green
Goold
Dominick-street
O'Connell
O Connell
Mr Horseman
High Court OF Admiralty
TUE Markets
Mages Call
Tipperry
Mayer Bangis
AngMota