Charity Sermon and Public Proclamation in 1812 Ireland
A Sunday February 6 1812 charity sermon will be preached at St Werburghs Church by Rev Bars h Lloyd with a donation drive for parish schools. The Lord Lieutenant and Duchess of Richmond planned to attend. funds support lodging and education for twenty girls and clothing for twenty boys. A separate paving board letter requests fountain sites and announces a police reward for six month crime letters linked to Mr Kirins case. It includes a royal proclamation offering one thousand pounds for information leading to arrests, and a stern warning against treasonous conspirators in Ringsend and Sandy Mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Werburgh's
Bars'h Lloyd
Duchess of Richmond
Ur. Guinniss
Beggotat
Mestieura Wursrtex
Wantyy
Rares
Monsieurs
Hawiaton
Longs
Chuiclrdens
Castle-street
Lublin
William Little
Council of
Ant Prisy
Jamra Ank
Ty Tran
Pelrudty
Prak Fort
ST. Mary's Church
Theophilus Blakely
Connur
Dumwin
We. Brusorar
Henry-street
Wee
Walken
Mary Str
Joan Havaron
Joan Fuanacan
Mary-str
Ricmago Cave
Durset-street
Charity School Benefit and County Meath Ball Postponed
The Dublin Journal notes a February 16 1812 church benefit at St Marys Church for Charity Schools with twenty boys and twenty girls aided by donations. The Meath ball in Navan is postponed to February 16 due to noblemen attending city trials. Building trades proposals and firing supplies for Ireland barracks are also advertised with deadlines and specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Meath
Dulin
Navan
David Thompson
Oatland
Proclamation on Import Restrictions and Trade Duties
A royal edict orders prohibitions on import and export of livestock and many goods from certain islands starting July 1. It specifies duties, carrier restrictions, and vessel origin requirements, with penalties and enforcement by the Privy Council and royal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privy Council
America
Sumusent
Ennis-corthy School Notice From Pollyn
Pollyn expresses gratitude for encouragement from patrons and announces departure from duties. She notes pupils, domestic arrangements, and ongoing care under her mother while keys to vacancies are pursued. The colliery setting and locality are referenced with affectionate sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enniscorthy
County Wexford
Pollyn
Coliey
Bayia
Fragmented notice on government and war powers debate
Fragmentary text discusses governance during war, authority of the crown, and legal limits on mobilization, with references to treaties, subjects' duties, and parliamentary roles. It mentions the people of certain lands and the protection of landed estates under royal prerogative, amid unrest and legal provisions.
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City of Dublin
Foc
Sede
Nort Proderck
Terete
Joangrox
Dublin
Jaruiny
Duan
Otice
Vreeman
Pines
Fey
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Font
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Ed Maat
Erica Cana
Paul
Jon
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Royal
Stralow
Etd
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Pete
Tate
Tata Root
Tyler
Derenter
Geoty
Tedman
Abel Gerard
Dred Ad Winery
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al Beret
Otha LE Wares
Penge
Mi Ceune
Jay Shaness
Hong
Carroll
Magpry Seledgalan
Caplias Trey
Belvoir
Garey
Willie
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Steward Ty
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Nave
Tempeseron
Cepia
Tay
Giedeve
Certier
Bates
Ereseke
Heneefuih
Deren
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