Erne Society meeting celebrated with toasts and prizes
The Enniskillen Chronicle reports the Erne Society gathering at the White Hart ton. President Edward Archdall leads a convivial dinner with toasts to The King The Duke of York and the Army The Duke of Clarence and the Navy Prosperity to Ireland and The Erne Society. Members include Earl of Belmore and Lord Farnham. challenges are issued for exhibits at September meetings. A letter from Campbell to Brougham advocates a Metropolitan University in London.
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Enniskillen Chronicle
Society
White Hart Ton
Fedeard Archdall
County
Fermanagh
Duke of York
Army
Duke of Clarence
Navy
Ireland
Earl of
Edward Archdall
Archdall
Earl of Belmore
Colonel Creighton
Henry Brooke
Qaunderson
Cavan
Sevederton
Kane’ Society
Lord Farnham
Denham
Leicester
Emme Society
North West Society
Mc King
Erne Society
Hassard
Campbell
Brougham
London
Montreal to Quebec navigation plan via towboat launch
A steam boat of 100 Loree power is expected to tow ships at the opening of the navigation between Quebec and Montreal. The scheme aims to foster direct trade between the provinces and Montreal, saving transshipment costs at Quebec. An eligible towage arrangement envisions cargo coasters being exempt from tolls, with a proposed tidal scheme and a towage rate around 20 pounds.
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Quebec
Montreal
Bloetreal
Orodergia
Piltage
Anniversary Dinner of Shipowners Society in London
The Anniversary Dinner of the Shipowners Society gathered over 300 leading merchants at the City of London tavern with Earl of Liverpool in the chair. Lord Liverpool and Mr Canning addressed the company praising navigation as central to Britain's prosperity and urging balanced government support for maritime interests.
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City of London
Earl of Liverpool
Socity
Lord Liverpool
Canning
Charles Long
Duke of York
Great Britain
Ry Lyall
England
Admission Figures and Library Expenditures At National Establishment
The record notes 142,840 admissions last year at the national establishment with visitors admitted on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays after 10 pm. It lists library expenses including drawings from engravings foreign books and the Alexander Manuscript, totaling substantial sums and forecasting future needs around £300 for remaining Prolegomena notes.
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Joseph Banks
Reverend Luke Fower Marries Elizabeth Wynne in Southampton
Married by Archdeacon Grace at Southampton. Luke Fower son of the Bishop of Ossory weds Elizabeth Wynne heiress of Owen Wynne Esq MP and niece to the Earl of Enniskillen. Died at Ingentre: the Honourable and Reverend John Chetwynd Talbot, Rector of that place, passed away Tuesday last.
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Southampton
Grace
Luke Fower
Ossory
Elizabeth
Owen Wynne
Earl of
Ingentre
John Chetwynd Talbot
Provincial Intelligence Notes from Skibbereen and District
Reports describe a fatal affray in Skibbereen last Saturday night with casualties under lamentable circumstances. Notes cover Lord Dunraven’s return to Limerick, Catholic petitions for suppression of ascoriation, and local civic updates including the Navy Board appointment, Cork diocese oath for Henry Ke Esq, and Balliniskill farming show premiums. The piece also mentions a distillery project in Leitrim and a ferry-boat incident with injuries among local residents.
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Farat
Skibbereen
Earl of Dunraven
Limerick
Adare
Caan Tmat
Vale of Neath
Glamargshire
Speaday
Sir Hugh Dillon Masa
Jet
Emily Dooass
Metrion
Waterford
Clonmel
Oesid
Sagan
Robert
Dundas
Navy Board
E. Bouverie
Heard
Diocese of Cork
Henry Ke
Cork
P Loris A. Tottenham
Glanard i Bory
Leitrim
Ballineslos
Tober
Leer
St Ballyn
New Road Plan From Cgre To Dublin Meeting Held
A meeting was held on Monday at the Camel Chamber to discuss a new road from Cgre to Dublin and to consider associated costs and parliamentary applications. Councillor Bennett announced plans and objections, with Daniel Callaghan and Bennett guiding a resolution to prevent city expenses, and the gathering concluded with thanks to Callaghan and dissolution of the assembly.
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M'Carty
Canlon
Gacetary
Daniel Callaghan
Bennet
Jfnes
Callaghan
Southern Reporter
Commodore Brisbane to sail for Indies command
The Mondices was taken into duck and examined after a leak found on her passage from Plymouth. The Lord Bishop of Down and Connor arrives to embark his son as a Midshipman. A London company forms with four million capital to promote cotton, woollen, and silk manufacture in Ireland plus smelting, foundries, and rolling mills.
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Charles Brisbane
Knt. C. P
Indies
Mondices
Plymouth
Down and Connor
Mant
Imber
Portsmouth
London
Manufacturing Company of
Ireland
London Catholic Rent Association Meeting Minutes
A Sunday evening gathering at the Dean Street base Soho discussed a shareholder letter from Mr Blounte dated February 9 urging name changes. The group proposed renaming from The British Catholic Rent to The British Catholic. The chair urged conciliation and asked members to attend another branch meeting. About 100 people attended. funds in the room totaled 3 72. Id. The secretary recorded the session for British Catholics.
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Scrool
Dean Street
Soho
Rosson
Blounte
Roscon
Blounve
Wittelr
Fetter from Zante Reveals Struggles Over Voting and Escape
The fragment details wartime turmoil in the Br legiare to votering with mentions of inscribed enemies, forces entering Greeth, fortresses attacked, and fugitives seeking refuge in Calamar. It notes aid from London, a loan installment, and movements toward Patras and Candia, as well as a revolution in Rome tied to a new Pacha and Sultan's actions, all claimed as steps toward independence.
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Zante
Jean Contalis
Pri
Peoria
Beedine
Goura
Vestizes
Caserta
Patio
el Rey
Londo
Calamar
Sondre
Euffer
Célocotréni
Goglictinto
Ruben
Candia
Patras
Caioant
Romefia
London
Éne Dent
Misulis
Ibrahim Sie
Rhodes
Pacha
Romelia
Usury Provisions and Legal Consequences in Mn Law Text
The document outlines usury prohibitions and penalties, noting contracts without written terms or court orders cannot fix interest rates. It references rates from Britain and Ireland and establishes that any such agreements are void and unenforceable. It emphasizes recovery at the legal rate and dissolves noncompliant contracts.
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Eccey
Court of Law
Kingdom of Great Britain
Kingdom of
Ire
Steam Vessel Companies Planned Between Liverpool and Carlisle
Breau s CaTs between Liverrool and Cag announced a notable trade improvement for Port Carlisle. A respected 8eam vessel Company was formed locally in partnership with a Liverpool firm to run steam vessels of about 250 tons between Liverpool and Carlisle. Shares were highly sought, nearly filled, with a portion reserved for a specified purpose. This arrangement benefits Carlisle and nearby areas.
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Carlisle
Commercial Report: Lonxpon Prices Rise Amid Market Change
A London market report notes major shifts as staple articles advance in price and trading strengthens. It lists prominent buyers and describes overall improvement in article values since the year began, with some items showing pronounced gains and others remaining depressed.
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Lonxpon
Fee
Diane
Acheryone
Gotiy Ayada
Ani
The Markets Line and Prices Report
Market notes show no change in rice and wheat prices with slight shifts in barley oats and whiskey. Butter bacon pork mutton and cheese prices are listed with varied per cwt figures and recent receipts noted from Friday including flax and other commodities in limited supply.
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Diillery
Mercantile Register
Harley Os
Covent Garden Receipts Record Largest One-Night Take
The Treasury shows Miss Foote’s Covent Garden appearance yielded a record single night sum of 9002 pounds, the largest amount ever received for a performance.
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Covent Garden Theatre
Miss Foote
Mob violence erupts in Kilfysart town amid arms seizure
An inquest at Thomag Sampson, coroner, followed an altercation in Knockagrady near Lav om amathered. A mob attacked, burning and looting as police and the Revenue Police were drawn. Three stands of arms taken, shots fired, and several wounded including a soldier of the 84th. The town was gripped by panic as armed groups clashed, doors barred, and orders issued for calm. Reports from Kildysart describe a riot with military intervention and weapon seizures.
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Ente
Fusavang
Antbay Roaom
Knockagrady
Lavom
Morony
Kildysart
Asaalla
Coffy
Finn
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North-West Society
Landrum
N. W. Society
Bane
Clogher
Young
Bcne Society
Mr Young
Eamerward
John Johnston
Provincial Intelligence
CGRE
Dublin
London Catholic Rent Association
Commercial Report
R. É. Indigo
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