Insolvency accounts prompt parish meeting in Dublin
The parishioners of St Mary’s West Room gather to review insolvency balances and the collector’s conduct. Committee members and churchwardens spar over the parish debt, balance due of 297l 1s 11d, and delays in resolution. The meeting adjourned to Wednesday awaiting further information from Sr Dar fey and the treasurer.
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Marte
St. Mary's West Room
Salpad
Adidevit
Gregory
Mheepe
Darfey
Kortland
Frazer
Stil
Myr. Moqre
Peparkon
Barton
Mayek Prai
Ghupehwarden
Conrad
Public nuisance complaint over disruptive factory noise in Dublin
A Dublin reader urges action against a loud disruptive nuisance near Rutland Square affecting sleep and the health of a neighboring resident and a woman in delicate health at Lying-in Hospital. The writer calls for a parish meeting to address the issue and seeks editorial support from the Dublin Journal.
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Dublin
Burt-atreet
Rutland Sqiane
Dublin Journal reader lauds new theory on ventilation
A letter to the editor from Dublin praises Dr Meyler for advancing atomic theory in ventilation research. The writer recounts attending lectures by Prof and notes Meyler’s travels in France and Italy, his connections with Davy, and anticipates a Christmas course on the subject.
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Dublin
Sit
Meyler
Seuss
Wharmley
Humphry Davy
France
Italy
Dalton
Barantins
Wolleston
Davy
Bii
Alvino
Waa
Barrow
Lave
Baling
The King Observed By a Lady of Rank in Royal robes
A London paper reports that his Majesty walked with quick firm steps to the state rooms, wearing a robe de chambre. The scene described by an aristocratic observer notes the monarch’s composed, dignified presence and the unusual attire chosen for the moment.
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London
Cattle Breach Case Wins for Plaintiff in County Clare Court
A jury awarded the plaintiff £574 10s in damages plus costs after a contract breach over bullocks and cattle shipments. The ruling upheld the buyer’s right to the highest price from breach onward, with testimony detailing cattle movement to Dublin and Livercoil through Lysaght and others.
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Ernest
Alege Oaks Shean
Mc. Lysaght
Dublin
Livhe
Anguat
Dubtin
Rextemanon
Gould
Ireland
Court records fire trial over warehouse blaze and evidence
Long testimony recounts the October 4 1817 fire at two Dublin warehouses. Witnesses describe candles hay and straw in the stable, key practices of locking gates, and scenes of alarm as the fire spread through the rear and central buildings. A canal boat dispute over a cask of halfpence prompts debate on carrier liability. Jury returns verdict for plaintiffs with damages of £64 4s 4d plus costs.
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Lawrence Byrne
Mrc. Goold
Ottober
Salen
Simon
Hope and Albion
Albion
Berrowes
Nolan
Juin Clarke
Gaterny
Chalit i
Dub's Lane
Mr. Nolan
William Traynor
Traynor
Orap Stairs
Mary Keating
Mir. Nolan
Miss Nulan
Fitzpatrick
Witners
Reilly
Pedi
Guecher
Bataeitny
Flotay
Mole
Uires
Jamés
Mai
Hayes
Witapes
Ely
Uikike
Cheaepaloes
Insuraocs
Pat
Burrowes
Polic
Margaret “Nolan
Goold
Witneas
Jones
Mary Keatley
Byrne
Mr. O' Hara
Mr. O'hara
Edward Pennefather
Tolin-street
Newton
Ion Weluek
Pitgratrick
Tellys
Dublin
Walker
Dillon
Larbour
Bim
Taderd
Luitr
Poats Hall
Chun
Dilton
Philipstown
Gmond Jory
Will Walker
Cann
Cartain
Bin
Pio
Goodbudy
Pim
Gipmlbody
Baal
Shannon
Nowsuay
Walbar and Dillon Negligence Case On Canal Boat
Walter, a shopkeeper in Athlone, sues Dillon, boat owner, for negligence in canal transportation. The action centers on alleged faulty carriage of goods leading to damages. The case details focus on duty of care and liability for negligent handling on the waterway.
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Walbar
Dillon
Walter
Athlone
Public Officer Default Rumors In Dublin Weekly Paper
A Dublin weekly paper repeats a claim of an alleged default by a public officer in an unnamed colony. The piece mentions a deficiency around 270,000 and references officials including Deputy Secretary, Civil Paymaster, and Captain Webs ter. The report characterizes the allegations as exaggerated and questions the accuracy of the charges.
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Dublin
Fein
Websster
Wlerk
Ap Biels
Forged notes trial echoes in Old Bailey proceedings
In a crowded Old Bailey session, defendants faced charges over forged notes. Witnesses described notes bearing Bank of England markings and signatures, with experts concluding forging was widespread. Verdicts: Heffert and Ming guilty on related counts, while Kingston and others acquitted on the capital charge. Lord Ellenborough’s remains to be moved for interment. new comet reports and Prince Regent invitations noted.
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Datley
Daron Wood
Mir
Patel
Marligrorongiestéuit
Pulice
Che
Fiote
Giaset
Iit Etréet
John
Smithfield
Moses
Asielhjbourg
Joke
Lees
Bauk
Bank of England
Eathpresson
Afr
Allry
Alampahire
Bank of England Plate
Bink
Orose
Gem
Gers
Baron
Jeremiah Heffert
Susannah Harrison
T. Harrison
King-street
Seven Dials
Justice Holroyd
Kingston
Lord Ellenborough
St. James's Square
Loorton
Sutton
Elizabeth
Paris
Amonger
Thag M. Pons
Marseilles
Pegasis
Wydea
Ag Macwilles
Uniangle Wight Telenope
Sechotan
Briphlon
bin Ktoval
Waudel
Mayda. de
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