Remmpranera 70 France and European Remittance List
A cluttered notice lists banks and offices for remitting small sums across Europe with Bank of England post bills. It names offices in Bath, Birmingham, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, and Jersey, plus Scottish cities, English towns, and Irish addresses. The text also describes a tragic fire at No 80 North Bar Street harming John Smith and family, with a long list of local solicitors and creditors referenced for assistance.
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London
Bank OF England
John Smith
Habiehy
North Barlstreet
Free Church Appeal for 1800 Capacity Building in Dublin
A large Amodious Building in Dublin, capable of housing 1800 worshippers, is offered for sale or lease to establish a place of worship. A committee seeks private subscriptions to raise 3000 pounds, with donors and clergy named in the appeal, including Rev. J Pustenor and others, funds to be collected at Messrs. Chems Bank.
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Dublin
Dunn
Caixirr Courag
ST Parana
Fry
Varrabi
Dpin
J. Pustenor
Vienral
Anne
Weve
Hey
Enwano Winuriato
mAs Percival Maurer
Alove
Bank of Messische and Co
Appointment of 1825 High Sheriffs across Irish counties
Dublin Castle announces the 1825 High Sheriffs for numerous counties including Antrim George Hutchingon Crow Hill Loughall. Cork John Smith Barry Footy Cove. Down Becel Stanford Carn Cottage Ballyconnell. Kerry Richard Mahony Dromore Enq. Kilkenny Clayton Bavier Norelands Thomastown. Meath Edward Henry Walsh Valynitenys Eng Sundbalty. Wexford Robert Doyne Wells Bay Oulart. and others across Armagh Cavan Clare Donegal Galway etc. The list details individuals and homes with titles and estates for the Crown appointment for the year.
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Dublin Castle
Antrim
Geo
Hutchingon
Ballymoney
Armagh
Thomas Atkinson
Crow Hill
Loughall
Becel Stanford
Carn Cottage
Ballyconnell
Carlow
William Duckett
Duckett’s Grove
Eng
Castlederimot
John Singleton
Quinville
Newmarket
Pergus
Cork
John Smith Barry
Footy
Debtors' Friend Society Accounts and Subscriptions
The Treaanter presented an abstract showing since the last Report seventy three prisoners discharged to their families with debts repaid and weekly allowances for extreme poverty. It calls for benevolent support, notes life and annual subscriptions, and lists officers and addresses in Rutland Square, 1824.
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Viscount Lorton
Marsial
Ford
Robert Shaw
Bart. and Co
John Kingston Janes
John Cnrsh
Rutland Square
Charity Sermon Postponed Meath Dublin Infirmary Appeal
A charitable notice from Dublin announces the postponement of the annual Charity Sermon for the Meath and County Dublin Infirmary due to scheduling conflicts. The managing committee appeals to subscribers and friends for donations to fund expanded patient care at the new infirmary opened in December 1422, which now houses up to ninety beds.
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Meath and
County of Dublin
Buz
Thi
McLefann
George Latouche
Long Lane
Kevin Street
Mendicity Fund Appeals to Public Support in Dublin
Address to the public from the Mendicity House Dublin thanks supporters for increased subscriptions since the July meeting at the Mansion House. The committee explains funds will cover renovations for an Anunciation House and running costs, urges continued contributions from citizens and the trading community, and outlines a plan to collect and publish donor names through parish collectants and newspapers.
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Mendicity House
Qetabor
Ire
Mendicity Ananciation
Mansion House
Dublin
Marin House
Vitizena
Association Booka
Pune
Observer praises Wellesley administration in Ireland
An advocate to the Dublin Journal lauds Lord Wellesley’s governance of Ireland. He cites suppression of insurrection, new police and tithe reforms, court improvements, and regressive yet necessary measures. Emancipation is debated, with cautious support for limited rights and a warning against Catholic leaders who would exploit agitation.
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Quin Wellesley
Ireland
Landfordy and
Rentots
Nts
Meisel
Peso
Ppr
Cbs ‘Ewanthy
Catholic Association
Speace
Alfred the Great
Great Britain
Customs
King’s Bench
Marquess Wellesley
Vines
Roman Catholic Association
Wellaeley
Axa Leon
Ayter
Bos
Bad Hi Seok
Beng Wei
Cashalite
United Kingdom
House of Brunswick
Sancho Pancha
Cork Record Court Feb 3 Claim of Property
The Cork case concerns a butter shipment worth £68 19s 8d aboard the Antelope for London. Hayes and Barry sue to attach butter claimed by Cornelius O Connor, with testimony from Tanner and butter merchants disputing Connor’s involvement. The proceedings probe ownership and prior assurances, with power and Co. records cited.
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Hayes and
Barry
Cornelius O'Connor
Benjamin Tanner
Connell
Mr Tanner
London
Messrs
Connel
David Cagney
Tanner
Messrs. Win. Power and Co
M‘carthy
Connor
Morgan Shiddy
Henry Duggan
Messra
Wm. Power and Co
Robert Rogers
Power
Win. Power
Cooper
Lcanlon
Aida
Penner
Paine
Mo McCarthy
Bern
Pie Hee et bens Tern at se aback burr yt
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