Dublin City Corporation Loyal Address Requesting Assembly
Dublin Corporation members petition the Lord Lieutenant for a Common Council assembly to affirm loyalty to King George III, suppress disturbances, and maintain peace and order in the city. Signed by Allen and Greene, town clerks, and numerous corporation members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Carleton
Lugo
Duutsn
Dublin
Creighy
Imlawiu
Manders
Ha What
Ie Aorcington
Irkpatrick
Bivarecine
Marmibhute Clarke
Thomas Andraws
Farget Evatt
Thomas Potter
James
Vance
Pater Kelly
Hughi Crottitss
MeeotgetSall
Bag Eeat
Dgslaughlin
Mabaer
Foecs
W Peske Teyior
Sitineet
Charles Kellett
Samuel Rolbdrough
Jom Smits
Wallace
Jotit Wion
Bani
Tyridatt
Benjamin Balt
Chamaz
Proclamation by Dublin Council Against Sedition
The Dublin city and county proclamation denounces seditious assemblies and threats to public peace by unspecified groups. It orders the Lord Mayor, magistrates, sheriffs, and peace officers to disperse unlawful gatherings and apprehend offenders to uphold the King's authority and maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolhlin
Inudahly
Dublin
Waite
Levy
Dybjing
Mida
Tis Majesty
Pyal
Dulin
Fite-Gibbon
C. Casleton
T. Clements Bettive Montjoy
Cunninghame
Foster D. Latoactie
Carhampton
Beresford
Hobe Dilka
H. Hutchinson
Ann
Wolle
Pery
Marne Fa
Fitzgerald Clonmel L. O'Bren Langrithe
Loftus
Post Office Robbery Sparks Union Meeting in Cork and Dublin
A post-boy delivering mail from Ardel to Co. townships was robbed of the mid mail by three men, with rewards offered for apprehension. A meeting of the Bandon Union produced resolutions defending persons and property, condemning plots against the constitution and calling for publication in Cork and Dublin papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strakane
Pefons
Sicily
al Hunda
Robert
John Lees
Bandon Union
Ad. Kacarven
Cork
Dublin
Armiger Sealy
Jun
Widow and Administratrix Seeks Credit for Debts Incurred
The widow of William Whitten, coach-maker, requests patience from tradesmen for settlement of her late husband’s accounts and asks continuance of business relations. Benjamin and Joseph Houghton, carpet and woollen manufacturers, announce new patterns and machinery ready for sale, highlighting quality fabrics and latest designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Whitten
Benjamin
Joseph Houghton
Stik
Dama KB
Mobsha
FOUNDERY LUKE STREL JOHN HEAVISIN RETIRES
Fragmentary OCR notes show a 1793 business and academy context with names James Monn, Dhling, Sully, and Beards, referencing Royal Irish Academy transactions and a December date. The readable bits hint at a retirement and firm affiliations amid dated records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHN Heavisin
Helloctitik
Fey Lie
Rate Eatully
James‘ Ano Monn
Royal Irish Academy
Caution to the Public on Violet Soap and Counterfeit Sales
A notice warns that Violet Soap and Pale Soap are being forged and sold by unlicensed shops in Dublin. The patentee details a planned method to counter the theft, urges buyers to order only from official Violet Soap Offices, and notes a fourteen year patent. The advertisement promotes half crown prices and instructions for trial use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsh
Apt
Brisvin
Treet
Dublin
North Earkstreet
INBIA WARE-HOUSE OPENS FOR SALE OF TEAS COFFEE SUGAR
ABRAHAM BENN announces a new warehouse at Abbey Street near Sout Bat Corner of Jarv19-0t Weir Ay for sale of teas coffee sugar and other goods by measure or weight cash only. The proprietor advertises fair prices and immediate transfer with a preference to regular patrons. The notice lists various items and invites buyers to inspect at the India Warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Benn
Abbey -Street
Mpa
Ind Lda
Doren
Irish Artist S. He Commpitcee Appointed at Jast Michaelmas
Notice documents appointment of an Irish artist to a committee at St Michaelmas. It mentions portraits of Al and a lord mayor, a plan to frame a painting for exhibition, and a schedule around November 1793 with Allen and Greene of Tanlent involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Allen and Greene
Unclear names and details surface in fragmented note
A partial OCR fragment mentions several names and cryptic phrases with no clear event, date, or location. The legible bits include Finn Dapie, Gérhia Hertich, Robert Potter, and Joun Teetnyne among unreadable text, offering no coherent incident or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn Dapie
Gérhia Hertich
Robert Potter
Nngie Payer
Siubripe's Sale Notice and Adjournment Details
Marcus Hickey attorney announces sale of defendant’s property at a near fixed room and garden under a writ. The sale is adjourned to one o clock, dated December, with further directions and notices to be provided by Victor. The notice references the defendant’s interest and a sale adjournment in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sale
Sale Tx
Atrinbon
Northern Canals Notice in Armagh Trade Promotion
Fragmentary 19th century notice mentions a proposed canal network through Armagh and surrounding counties. It references Newry to Pooling routes via a line from Newry through Brmelae and Oneiland, aimed at promoting trade across parishes and counties including Loudly Bows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paeland
Armagh
Amealican
Newry
Dublin Canal Dock Wide Street Notice 1792
The IHE Commissioners announce widening and building along the Grand Canal at the Dublin docks. They state 24 stakes mark the new works within the adjoining plots and require interested parties to take notice as ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Grand
Fadd Canal
Parish relief struggle stirs charity notes in parish records
The fragmentary text outlines a parish dealing with distress among Artixane and Phopley residents, noting relief efforts and names of local church and civic figures including Rev Mr Vertiority, Trevor, Thomas Delany, Warden Robert Shaw, and Alderman Thomas Goon. It references selective distribution of funds and relief to poor families amid a community crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artixane
Phopley
Aly
Ian
Cane Moothathery
Vertiority Snaanelens
Trevor
Big
Thomas Delany
Warden
Robert Shaw
Flectettreet
Wm. Capes
J .Alderman
Thomas
Skinner“s Alley
Desolate Dublin Widow Seeks Aid After Bread Carrier Death
A distressed widow in Dublin, aged 901 days, mourns her husband lost on Thursday near Fife's quay. She faces destitution with four infants as neighbors report hardship and a public charity appeal planned to be received by the High Sheriff of Dublin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hier Husbanid
Fife's Quay
Loma Gabbard
Dalya
Bo Béneia
County of
Dublin
Mn. Woodwort
Bilie
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