Ancient Irish Road Bills and Parliamentary Notices 1829
Long fragment covers road bills, petitions, and notices for public works in Ireland. It includes requirements for maps, plans, lands, and owner consents, plus parliamentary agent declarations and fee structures. Also appears to contain charity meeting notes and a fever hospital log with patient counts and discharges.
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EMER
Paryas
Prince Peluoy
Hongen Af Barhiamerty
Aia
Urseot Torani
Orpinca
Najem
Eure
Cendjciping
Pido
Milchielrnad
House of Commons
Mortitt
House of Lords
Parliament
Treland
Plana &c
Plere
Perce
Samuel Richard Gunnell
Houses of Commons
Howl Houses of Parliament
Proclamation on Constable Appointments for County Cavan
Lord Lieutenant issues a proclamation dated December 11 1823 directing magistrates to convene at Cavan County Court House on December 20 to nominate one hundred twenty eight constables for the county. The plan assigns sixteen per barony and requires deployment across the baronies of Cavan. Henry Goulburn signs the order at Dublin Castle.
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Cavan
Ireland
Avan
Castle of
Dublin
Henry Goulburn
Local Appeal for County Industry and Charity Drive
A letter from Sir Gregory Turner urges Tipperary residents to back a General Association promoting home industry and famine relief. He highlights local committees in Clonmel, Tipperary, and Newport, praises Kilmore, Dromgan, and Knocklofty volunteers, and argues coordinated efforts will boost linen production, pay rents, and support religious and moral welfare. He appeals for county solidarity, notes Linen Board backing, and asks newspapers in the county to refrain from public comment.
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London
Fox
Ommel
Africa
America
Globe
Ireland
Galtic
Ippera
Ware
England
Linen Board
Central Committee
Crisia
Tenth
Clonmel
Tipperary
Agricultural report on Midland counties gloom and stock markets
The Midland counties report notes persistent gloom with mist hindering field work and a wary outlook for landed proprietors. Markets are overstocked with lean stock, while well bred cattle and agents remain scarce. lawyers have grown numerous due to land pressures, possibly affecting prices and selection.
Foreigner in Hatton Garden Court Passes as German Soldier
A man calling himself Jory Curl, claimed German origin and a War Office pension error, and repeatedly sought relief from Mendicity Society. Interpreted as German by the magistrate, he gave confusing replies about Germany and Cork, attempted escape, and later bragged about riding like a horse head. He also prompted oyster hawkers to offer oysters for pay, showing his odd behavior.
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Hatton-garden
Dpolice
Mendicity Society
Fagan
War Office
Jory Curl
Jarmany
Germany
Bridemark
Denmark
County Cork
Jurmany
Thistleton
Frone
Joseph Sloper
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Dustin Durensany
Benorona
Dorset
Fitpatrick
George
Knox
Firgpararce
Renouren
Ue Batente
Aunty
Pitepatrick
King’s Hospital
Arsourgo
George Knox
Earl Eton
Geergs Knox
Hufod
Beresford
M' Kenny
Dellotment
United Kingfall
Guinea
Moor-strest
Thanaid
Great Britain
Britain
Gol Quayn
Whitehall Treasury
A. Paget. Lowther
A. H.C. Somerset
Reree
Gio Ronvining
John Hale
Jbovarnerses
By of
Sir G. P. Turner
Rir
Gregory Fage Turner
Raind
Bir Gregory
Mc Maberly
Gregory
Sir G
Mr Jones
Wishmargh
Mr Whitmarsh
Sir Gregory
Fur
Mr W
Whitmarah
Si G
Assis
Chen
Mely
Dilly
Mills
Whitmarsh
Collier
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