Bold Feoffment of Diverse Lands in County Cavan
Property description of extensive lands including 607 acres, eel weir, and fisheries in Barony of Loughter, County Cavan, five miles from Cavan and Killerhandra, under a lease of 1789 for lives renewable for ever at 1401 yearly rent, with a jointure of 1501 yearly for a life. Part further details by John Liuon, Esq. Office, 25 Densil Street.
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Fenishmere
Dromard
Drinigin
Kivery
Carrefin
Loughter
Cavan
Killerhandra
Tisle
John
Liuon
Densil-Street
Spermacets and Waxlax Lights and Candles Trade Ad
A Dublin notice proclaims an Ireland based manufactory at Chapelizod refining spermaceti and producing candles on a large scale. It highlights new Works, improved oil extraction, and plans to export candles, with two shillings per pound for candle ends. Also promotes Bonaparte exhibition at College-green with admission details.
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Yzew
Infland
ICH
Spear & Co
Chapelizod
Trondon
France
Ireland
College-green
Dublin
King cherishes Allied troop withdrawal for France peace
An official note from European powers records the desire to reduce the Allied Army of Occupation in France. It praises King Louis XVIII for restoring constitutional authority and aims to ease burdens on subjects while maintaining security and European stability through gradual demobilization. The document underscores unity among powers and cautious optimism about France's peaceful consolidation.
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France
Austria
England
Prussia
Rus
Duke of Richelieu
Coucil of
Department of Foreign Affairs
Europe
Legitimore
Wales
Reduction of Occupation Army and Ration Cuts Tied to Treaties
The British note to the Duke de Richelieu requests a 90,000 man reduction of the Army of Occupation starting April 1, with proportional cuts per corps d armee and daily rations dropping from 210,000 to 160,000 while forage rations for horses remain at 50,000. It asserts France will enjoy benefits from the reduction under existing treaties and reiterates goodwill and assurances from the signatories Baron Vincent, Count de Goltz, Charles Stuart, and Pozzo di Borgo.
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Hagpensen
Europe
Duke of Wellington
Duke de Richejeu
Corps D'Armee
France
Duke of
Richelieu
Duke de Richelieu
Baron Vincent
Count de Goltz
Charles Stuart
Pozzo di Borgo
Parliament Proceedings in Lords and Commons on Reform and Gas Bill
The House of Lords debated LavernonLe's motion on the French Loan with adjournment likely. In the Commons, the Gas Lighting Bill was read first time while discussions on Reform, retrenchment, and capital punishment continued, with Canning opposing reform and Brougham attacked as its foe.
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House OF Lords
Lord LavernonLe
Committee of Secrecy
House OF Commons
Frs
Thia City
S. Rosanry
Horroap
Thomas John Walker
C. Moncan
Monmouthshire
F. Burnett
York
Spitalfields
Christ Church
Rippingham
Carlisle
Lord CoonRane
Yarborough
Brougham
R. Bhoucuam
Canning
Treaxey
Celebration at Dublin Castle for Pugasuay Soiree in 1817
The notice from Chamberlain's Office at Dublin Castle announces that Bint Dar will be celebrated at the Castle on Pugasuay the 27th of Fenavaay with an Ode a Ball and Supper. It requests ladies intending to dance to submit their names a week before the ball and notes a Quiz and Seven at the Castle on Thugas day the 27th of February at three o'clock. An Epition of this paper publishes on its respective days to bring the latest post office intelligence.
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Dublin Castle
Pugasuay
Fenavaay
Reform debate echoes in Dublin Chronicle remarks on Parliament
The Dublin Journal notes the London Mail delay due to winds and reports a Secret Committee's likely findings. It discusses two reform factions, supports limited reform like triennial parliaments with a qualified franchise, denounces universal suffrage as ignorant, urges peace, and expects Parliament to act to guard civil and religious liberties with prudent policy.
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London
Warsom
Paxston
Dublin
Jit
St. Stephen's Chapel
Talented Men aim to abolish Paving Board in Dublin paper
The Freeman's Journal mocks the attempt by the so called Talented Men to scrap the Paving Board and govern oil and lights by themselves. It suggests abolishing Excise and Stamp Offices for cheaper whiskey and newspapers and hints at forged letters to inflame Parliament. The piece notes prior quarrels with lights and now oil, claiming lamp oil costs rise as mismanaged supply reduces consumption.
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The
Freeman's Journal
Freeman
Paving Board
Contested Lamp Supply Remarks Spark Public Debate
A heated letter lauds fresh supply from Mr. Mu while attacking minor talents and the Paying Box in harsh terms. The writer condemns the Freeman for deception and social neglect, questions motives of ex-contractors, and notes delays in reporting the Darby meeting speeches by Bovy and Sir George Hitt. It also records Timothy Opia's admission to the Exchequer bench and a King's Inns honor context.
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Darby
Bovy
George Hitt
The Broken Sword Drama At Dublin Theatre
The tragedy of being and new Melo Drame The Broken Sword unfolds in Dublin with Captain Zavier aiding a mute youth to uncover his slain father’s murderer. Tense scenes on the castle bridge climax as Estevan exposes Rigolio, revealing the killer while Messrs. Farnan and Moxvaonery receive audience applause.
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Coxway
Pyrenates
Dublin
Zavier
Kinga
Spain
Colares
Menico
Myrillo
Ban
Resara
Claudio
Murrillo
Lerida
Ronara
Mexico
Rigolio
Tortona
Rigalio
Myrting
Aba
Ted
Estevania
Myrtilg
Aga
Biabo
Myrgillo
Estevan
Bia
Myrtillo
Thia
Retro Castle
Esevan
Rigglio
Myraille
Thie
Messrs
FaRnan
Hopsa
Roox
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Bonaparte
Mtary
Waterloo
Marshal Blucher
Ormolu
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St Cloud
Mahmnajison
City of Dublin
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Sea
Foreign Intelligence
Treasury
GayRa
Royal Canal
Balan
Guy
Securi Cys
Navarti Wa Il
India
the Dublin Journal
Tonothy Opia
Stephen's Green
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Hon. Society of King’s Inns
Theatre
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