Proclamation for Bankrupt Prosecution in Drogheda Ireland
The commissioners to a commission of bankrupt awarded and dissed forth in prosecution against George Coulter of Drogheda Town County Louth. Citations and proceedings occur at the Royal Exchange Dublin on February 10 1808 at two in the afternoon to receive proof of debts and choose an assignee before John Sherlock under the Lord Chancellor of Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgl. Coultir
Die Coty
Drogheda
Athe Royal Exchange
Dutlin
Joln Sherlock
Ireland
G. Kernan
N. Annstreet
Traversers and Bail Persons to Appear at Sessions Court
Notice announces Sessions Court will sit for trial of traversers and all persons out on bail at Sessions House Greenestreet on Thursday the nth inst at von oclock. Recogimances of all traversers and prosecutors with sureties who fail to attend will be evicted into green wax. Dated February 7, 1809.
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Eche Sessions Court
Pie Sessions House
Greenestreet
Sermon for Charity Schools at St Marys Parish Feb 16
The annual sermon for the charity schools of St Marys Parish will be preached at St Marys Church on Sunday February 16 by the Hon and Rev Rich Ponsonby A M precentor of St Patricks. Also mentions financial listings and bonds in the ballast office.
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ST. Mary's Parish
St. Mary's Church
Rich. Ponsonby
ST. Patrick
Dublin Journal Highlights February Court, Birth Day Festivities, and War News
The Dublin Journal reports the Second Drawing Room on February 16 and a Birth Day celebration at the Castle on February 29 with the Births Right ball and supper. It notes minimal news beside Colonel W anour’s charges and a suspended attack on Martinique. It covers Mr Manowso's election as President of the American Republic and the transport fleet under General Simdinooxe reaching Cork Harbour. A meeting opposing distilleries shows a majority against change, and a Dublin citizen reveals a son’s safe return from Spain, confirming his health and postal delays.
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Dus
Cn Garvin
Caale
Wanour
Martinique
Manowso
American Republic
Jeerenson
Simidinooxe
Leland
Joun Foster
Yonx
Dublin
Spain
Whiteshall
England
Sweden
Copenhagen
Bitic
Keates
Constantinople
Mustapha Bahadar
Buonaparte
Liverpool
New-York
Lithult
Mercantile Chronicle
Senate
Yeas
J. Madison
C. Pinckney
G. Clinton
Rufus King
J. Longden
Madison
Munroe
Messrs
Clinton
The
Washington Moniteur
France
Russia
Bourdeaux
Paes
Wash
Egies
Admirsl
Guadaontarr
Tor
Wwe
Tim
George
Forbes
Tol
Lisbon
Pla
Kenzie
Porky
John Moore
Lishs
Genglab Sherbrooke
Cork
Tomai
Cadiz
Henry
Sarah
Cor
Duchess of Richmond
Waterford
Lord Hood
Portsmouth
Niobe
Cape Finisterre
Mediterranean
Brazils
Lord Strangford
Sidney Smith
Princess
Brazil
Infanta
Charles IV
G. Stewart
Yarmouth Roads
Juste
Vessl
Dunkirk
Ely
Fens
High Wate
Leng
Law Courts Term Ends in Leinster Circuit Wicklow March
The Vienna Court Gazette notes a new Grand Vizier resisting Janissary demands, with extensive war preparations in Turkish realms. December notices announced a peace congress with Russia at Buda. Austrian cordon withdrawn. Venice suffers open pillage as law and police falter post oppression.
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Wicklow
Russia
Buda
Fust
Spain and Portugal Outlook Amid French Hold on Peninsula
Reports from Cadiz and Lisbon describe the Spanish and Portuguese fronts under French influence. Proclamations urge resistance, with Britain observing naval actions near the Tagus and Bay of Cadiz as fleets maneuver and merchant ships relocate to England and Gibraltar.
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Spain
Velles
de Darnies
Cadiz
Bhorapatte
Catalonia
Aragon
Navarre
Biscay
France
Ebro
Pyrennean
Portugal
Joseph Buonaparte
Napoleon
Lisbon
Ferdinand
Fort St. Julien
Fort Belem
Tagus
Seville
England
Gibraltar
Adm
Cochrane
Bay Mahant
Guadaloupe
Heureux
Coombe
D. Lawrence
Juno
Venus
Cherbourg
Cranstoun
Lydia
Liverpool
St. Kit
Lord Cranstown
Martinique
St. Domingo
Trinity
Pompee
Barbadoes
Amphitrite
Port Royal
Barbadoes Mercury
Echalion
Star Sloop of War
Express
Ethalion
Star
Marriages and Obituaries From Dublin Notices
AMMARRIED. Thomas Magrath of Castlerea Roscommon to Miss Causzar eldest daughter of Captain Robert Causzar Flushing Mount-street Richard I Nelson of Stephen Green to Emily second daughter of late Ambul Perrin of Newtown Dublin DIED In Parliament Street Mrs Gibbs daughter of Willan Lindsay In North King Street aged 35 quare Mr P Clark son of Mr Wm Clarke brewer Rathfarnham Mr Wau Drumgoole aged 70
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Thomas Magrath
Castlerea
P. Clarkson
Wm. Clarke
Tn Rathfarpham
Wau Drumgoole
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Berlin
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Duke del Infantado
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Corunna
Saragossa
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