Charity Sermon Fails to Raise Needed Infirmary Funds
A mid 19th century Dublin infirmary appeals after a poor year for subscriptions and a postponed charity sermon. Despite new hospital facilities and expanded capacity, funds remain insufficient. donors are urged to contribute via the treasurer, standing committee, or hospital offices to support ongoing care.
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Meath
County of Dublin
Ntmnet
Fuyumr
Serman Wan
Pportang Rermans
Net
George Lavouche
Eng. Co
Fong Lane
Kevin Street
Remittance and Draft Options For Europe and England
Remitters may draw at sight in Paris, Mannheim, Marseilles, Brussels, Florence, Toulouse, Geneva, Lille, Vienna, and other cities on drafts at sight or date on a London banking house or Bank of England post bills. Remittances can be payable at sight by Bankers in listed cities across England, Scotland, and Ireland, with Scotch notes exchanged and European life offices noted.
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France
Holland
Switzerland
Italy
Ee Ton Spat CO
Nesrdy
Towre
Eyzore
London
Bank OF England
England
Wales
Scotland
Charitable Society Report of Treasurers Fund State
The Treasurers Report of the State of the Funds for the Charitable Society for Relief of Sick and Indigent is presented by John Twycrogs, aged, in the chair. The document outlines income, expenditures, and current balances, detailing allocations for medical relief and needy members.
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Charitable Society For Relief of
Roomkerpera
John Twycrogs
Free Church Fund Aiding Dublin Poor Attend Service
A Dublin appeal urges affluent Christians to donate for a larger hall to provide free worship space for the lower classes. A 1400 seat building, previously used as worship space, is offered for sale with terms favorable. Donations, led by a bishop and several clergy, have reached 8576 pounds, leaving about 3000 pounds still needed.
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Dublin
Rngland
Paris
Hr Qgnacetags
Ancanisnorory Dustin
Paovost
Calgary
Dlan
St. Vararen's
Dran
Annaan
Anchoracun
Dintin
Nev. J. Pourney
St. Anne's
Hoo
Tley
Eowano Wisurinuy
St. Jimen's
Francis Lyxen Baos
Hare
Twouas Peacivar Maure
Measurer Latouche and Co
Fire tragedy claims family in Suffterers district
A devastating blaze destroyed a home in Suffterers area, killing Mr Joan Smith’s wife and children and leaving one baby rescued. Relatives and neighbors were left in shock as the community began to organize aid from listed local firms and merchants in Castle Street, College Green, and Sackville Street.
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le Ment
Joan Smith
Hig
Aine
Asteep
Farmalins
Frente Sod
Peilew
Seston
Beckhy
Fona
Tonche and Co. Bank
Castle-street
Martin Keene
College-green
Bennet Tingdale
Dame-street
Menara
Robert
Henry Roa
Juno, and Co
Sackville-street
Meee White
Camden-street
Mexiya
Beaumont and Cooke
Fishamblest
Messre
Ae Owes
Sona
Hridge-street
Jeremiah Houghton
Usher's-quay
Boyce
Scotti
Y Street
Joseph and
James Woods
ANE EN
Messie
Shields and
Femt
Simmon
W’stpole
Ladfolk-Street
John Elliott
Sackville
Mesira
Chambers and
Halligan
Abbey-street
Robert Jackson
Handcock
Marlborough-street
Keogh
Old Dominick-street
Gardiner and Cusack
Largan-street
Patrick Magrane
Linen
Wm. Andrew
Debtors' Friends Society led by Lord Lorton aided prisoners
Abstract of account shows 73 prisoners discharged since last report, debts compounded, and weekly relief allowances for those unable to settle. Balance carried, with ten months life subscription and single pound annual options. Donations held by Sir Robert Shaw and James, with secretary Alderman Cush at Rutland Square, date 21th Nov 1824.
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Viscount Lorton
Bia
Robert Shaw
Bart. and Co
John Kingston James
John Cush
Geo Lretary
Rutland Square
Weat
Mendicity Arancia Hon Acknowledges Subscriptions Rise
Address to the public from the Mendicity Home in October 1624 notes increased subscriptions since July meeting. It urges citizens to contribute, explains fund separation for house premises, and outlines a plan with two parish superintendents and district collectors to record and collect donations, stressing small gifts can ease collection.
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Mendicity Home
Mendicity Arancia- Hon
Mrusion House
Dublin
Muir House
Mendicity Association
Collectora
Wna
BEEF-STEAK CLUB DINING DAY AT FESTIVE LORATORY
The Evening Mail reports a lively Beef-Steak Club gathering with Earl Rathdown presiding and numerous toasts to Ireland and members. Notables included Lord Chantelior, Lord Combermere, Mr Casky, Mr Saurin, and new member George Moore. The event featured glees by pupils of Mr Robinson, instrumental solos, and a rousing National Anthem.
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Greg
Earl of Rathdown
Chantelior
Combermere
Stid
Casky
Saurin
L. Saurin
Ireland
Ablin
Earl Talbot
Secretary Grew
George Moore
Moore
R Abraham Bradley King
Doctor Spray
Messrs. Jager
Smyth
Buggine
Philips
Magrath
Robinson
Gaudry
Philipps
Wood
Evening Mail
Decree Tightens Portugal Asia Trade Imports
From the Lisbon Gazette dated January 3 1825 a decree enforces strict observance of laws prohibiting importation of colonial goods from Asia. It bans imports via small nondirect Portuguese vessels under 80 tons and restricts under 81 ton foreign ships with such goods, with staged enforcement over 1.5 to 3 months.
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Lisbon
Asia
Alfecti
Medical Discharge and Status Report
A February 1, 1995 order by J. Hale, apy, records 23 percent discharged and cured, 44 discharged, 407 died, 37 remaining in hospital, 240 in unknown status, with a note on ongoing care and institutional updates.
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Trospital
Street Walker of Heh Street Honored for Longevity
From a correspondent readers learn of a street walker praised for usefulness and longevity, patrolling Heh street from Duken street to the Cross for 57 years and averaging six trips daily, totaling an astonishing span in a city paper that questions orders to dismiss Lord Larles Somerset and his Cape allies.
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Sraeet Watxenas
Heh Street
Duken Street
Ghexyour Herald
Lord Larles Somerset
Graves
Cape
Hope
Naval Intelligence Portemourte Report on Vessel Trials
The Theis, Orestes, Pylgiles, and Jasper brig tested offshore to Scilly to assess sailing qualities. Orestes showed superiority in windward work while Champion struggled with masts, with Thetis preparing for Lisbon Brazils mission and Lord Yorke keel of a new flagship yacht at Fishbourne, largest in the realm.
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PortemourTe
Theis
Pinilonden
War
Pion
Orestes
Pylgiles
Jaaper
Winl
Scilly
John Philimore
Charles Stuart
Lisbon
Brazils
Tharaslay
Lord
Wight
Royal George Yacht
Army dispatches and weather notes from February era
Military movements report Brigades sailing from Woolwich Haslar Barracks readiness for foreign service aboard East India ships. Also Rome Catholic Association meeting in Soho with cash collections. Weather forecast predicts turbulent winds and cold wet week, then clearer, drying winds for planting. Local charity notices detail several donations for Sick and Indigent Room keepers and fire victims.
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Baru
Lady Rodney Steam Packet
Bristol
Newport
Mendicity Association
Monsieur Ducrow
George
Robert Shaw
Bart, and Co
Precious Clarke
Sackvilles Street
Sir Robert Shaw
Bare
Walter Prosser
Reber Shaw
Brederick Shaw
Roatey
SV Biclaw
Hanks
Arary
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OT. Andrews Parish
Nevin
Fomee
Cufou
Bethesda Chapey
Dorset Street
William Bushe
St. George's
B. Wi
Riteer
Willism Afpgin
Rotary Richmond
Grange
Thomas Herbert
Orpen
Magdalen Asylum
Leeson-Street
Patronas
Her Royal Highness
the Duchess of Gloucester
Henry Woodward
Ethod
Richard Murray
Great Charlea-street
Denis Browne
Rutland-aquare
Few
Purdon
Temple-street
Anthony Sillery
Trinity College
Revles
John Clarke
Bang
Himidere
Manheim
Angers
Arseilles
Brussels
N. Les
Tsalogmedyr
Toulouse
Eneva
Eae
Lille
Vienna
Lions
Elennes
L Orient
Bath
Manchester
Birmingham
Nottingham
I Hiton
Oxfordistol
Plymouth
Chefentos
Shela
Southampton
Leamington
Whitehaven
Leeds
Ree Wincheater
Liverpool
York
Islands of
Guernsey
Jersey
Aberdeen, Yr
Dunilee
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Inverness
Kelco
European Life Insurance and Annuity Office
Eden Quay
Lower Sackville,Street
Royal Exchange
Falpar
Ditta
Saint Patricks Moat
Murray
Benjamin Ball
Bag
Leesen
Michael Hughes
Townasend
Prederick At
Peter Brophy
Eng
Lower Ormond_quay
John Twoycruss
Dame
Free Church
Debtors’ Friend Society
Balaner Due Society
Beef-Steak Club
Portugal
House OF Recovery
Cork Street
J. Hale
Apy
Naval Intelligence
Roberts
Festing
Woolwich
Edward
Barbatloen
Léoyd’empany
Lgke
Windward Islands
Diadem
Potsmouth
Haslar Barracks
Queen’s Royal
Catherre Kent
Roman Catholic Association
Dean Street
Soho
Commons
Francis Levison Gower
Mr Fleming
Hampshire
Lord Dudley and
Ward
Lord Gort
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