Decree Adjourns Sale Of Abbey Lands In Connaught In Ireland
A chancery decree in Ireland directs sale by public cant of lands and premises including the Monastery lands in the Cong area and various local properties in Mayo Galway and Connacht. The sale is adjourned to March 1, 1824, at one o'clock in the afternoon in Dublin. Further particulars apply to the plaintiff’s solicitor.
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William Browne
Majesty
Innequay
Dublin
Cong
Canora de Pong
Kiltogery
Killogherry
Kilgum
Kil
Lyalabery
Lisslogherry
Crenagh
Oeh
Carolline
Tulleneagh
Anneg
Clonnedaury
Kilmain
Kelmain Park
Towery
Kerley
Quarter of Park
Island
Ardillane Road
Otherwie
Ardellane Road
Ellanaderrigg
Ardillane Island
Connor
Aonagh
Ardagh
Cornastubb
Minne
Alenean
Dilogy Island
Digoly Island
Darrach
Illancree
Longhcarrih
Dought
Killendought
Creggins
Cregguins
Incebigtie
Inelgolle
Galway
Neal O’donel, Hart
Inna Quay
Duhlia
Thia
Thomas Ellis
Robert Mayne Bolleitor
Jervia-street
George Massy
Aaid
Jo Willon
Ballyphillip
Belview
Limerick
Nathaniel Simcox
John Blake
John Richie
William Lee
Philip Cacton
James Martin
John Lyons
Jaman Fitzgibbons
Cornelius
Thomas Molony
Richard Masay
A. R. Blake
C.R
Cha. Delmege
Lower
Gloucester-street
Publications. Lately Published by H Colborn and Co
A London publisher advertises works now available in Dublin bookshops including A Historical View of the Literature of the South of Europe translated from the original with notes. It lists Memoirs of Three Years Captivity in Japan, Memoirs of General Count Rapp, The Manuscript of 1814, and The Ettonian essays. Also promoted are Marie Antoinette, Napoleons Historical Memoirs, and various royal and historic memoirs with portraits and new editions.
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H. Colborm and CO
London
Joan Cumming
Lower Ormondquaind
Dublin
South
Europe
M. Dr Siamond
Tuomas Roecom
Vale. Jil
New Times
Japan
Carrain Gorowne
Atle
British Review
Count Rapp
Napoleon
Hoamur
Buonaparte
Tinien
Banon Pain
Its
NEW WORKS LIST PUBLISHED IN LONDON AND DUBLIN
A catalog of new books includes The Life and Times of Galileo Rosa by Larry Morgan with portraits, New Letters of William Cowper from original materials, The History of the Commonwealth of England by William Gooldwin, Sayings and Doings in Sketches, Four Views of St Helens, The Highlands in Tale, Napoleon's Historical Memoirs, Memoirs de la Famille Royale de France, and George the Third His Court and Family New Edition with additions and portraits.
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New Times
Marie Antoinette
France
Madame Caran
Napoleon
St. Helene
Pourth
la Pamites Varennes
Louie XVI
Madame la Duchees
D'Anghien
Ravigo
H. Colman and CO
London
John Cumming
Lower Ormond Quay
Dublin
G&lvator Rosa
Lary Morgan
William Cowper
Neversl Af
Eulitur
Jonsson
Yaxhamn
Wellomne
Nevtotivols
Evo
Cowper
Nwin
England
Charles the Second
Wimas Goonwin
Vule
ST. Helens
Count Las Cases
the Hermit
Fuoecap
St. Helena
Famille Royale DE France
Madame Caupan
Ios
George the Third
O Connell Speech and Penny Subscriptions Stir Dublin Cause
The Morning Chronicle comments on Daniel O Connell’s Catholic emancipation drive in Dublin. It questions penny subscriptions to fund advocates, notes a quid pro quo offer to the editor, and defends O Connell as well intentioned yet prone to imprudent contradictions. It argues emancipation and reform cannot be harmed by his good heart and urges continued fair treatment.
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Morning Chronicle
Mokdays
Catholic Sociation
Dublin
Daniel O'Connell
Prince Hohenlohe
O'Connell
Ledi Ug
Colombia Peace Prospects and Reform Proposals
A Columbia letter from December recounts growing settlement and hopes for lasting peace and trade with Europe. It notes internal poverty, popular risk of despotism, and government plans including laws on export of specie, manumission, confiscation of Spanish property, tobacco cultivation, abolition of aristocratic privileges, militia reforms, tax collection reform, and freeing all produce for export. It mentions unrest inland, delayed pay for troops, Morales reporting royal reverses, and debates over education inspired by England and France.
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Columbia
South America
Carthagena
Jamaica
Congress
Spain
Joan
England
Hogota
Morales
Bugeta Gingette
France
Meru
Fragmented account on strong support for independent cause
The piece hints at people backing an independent cause with varied efforts. It notes leaders seeking to secure funds while some retain property to guard against actions against them, though specifics are unclear. The tone observes cautious labor and potential political pressure around subscription.
Imperial Parliament House of Lords 8 Monvar Feb 9
The Earl of Shaftesbury presented His Majesty's answer to the Address voted on Tuesday last. The answer was laid on the table and ordered entered in the Journals. Bishops of Limerick and Raphoe attended. Attending peers were asked to be present for the appeals hearing. Lord Lansdowne signaled forthcoming papers on trade between Great Britain and Ireland and on spirits consumption in Ireland. The House adjourned to consider ballots for hearing appeals.
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House OF Lords
Monvar
Fea
Earl of
Shaftesbury
Limerick
Raphoe
Earl of Livearooe
Lord Holland
Baron Gifford
America
Marquis of Lansdown
South America
Spain
Nate Prrces
Treland
Lansdown
Great Britain
Ireland
England
Tre- Tov
Indso
Ista Alva
Ito
Naval and Mill Pension Act
Bank of England
Tribh
John Newport
Goulburn
J. Newport
Irish Law Court
Scotland
P. Grenfell
Earl of St Germains Seated in Lords After New Patent
The Earl of St Germains took the oaths and his seat in the House of Lords. Introduced by the Earls of Harrowby and Somers, he was raised to the peerage by a new patent. A ballot at four o'clock selected three Lords to attend a set number of days weekly for appeals. Lord Darnley will move on March 2 on the subject of Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of St. Germains
Harrowby
Somers
Lord Darnley
Ireland
Limerick
Breland
Bigland
Notle
Ggl Burn
Uume Sail
Wofitzgerald
Adkins
Chancellors Exchequer Address and Irish Revenue Debate
In Parliament the Chancellor of the Exchequer delivered the royal answer to the Address. Breaks included are the Bank Notes returns, copper imports and exports, warehousing data, wool tax petitions, woollen rags, and state of Ireland remarks. Debates touched clerical residency in Ireland, revenue, and laws governing Roman Catholics. A separate court scene at Varian court discussed Madame Chauvet and witnesses from the Marquis de la Payette line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avsiat
Varia
Madame Chauvet
Sanquaire
Mona
le Marquis de la Payette
Aud
M. le Comte
la Payette
Bia
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