Annual Charity Sermon Aid Of the Funds Of Tili8 Institution
The Governesses announce the annual appeal for the Institution at St Andrew's Church preached by Rev B W Mathias AM on Sunday February 7 1825. They report relief to the door through their industry, education for children, and improved homes, hoping for liberal public support. Benefactors include the Dowager Countess Wesrmeath Countess Charlemont Viscountess Lorton Lady Anne Gregory Lady Shaw and the Bank of Sir Robert Shaw Ltd with Arthur Guinness and John David La Touche listed as treasurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Countess of
St. Werbargis’s
Lefou
Theratare
Torget
Vselene
Memputyar
Guin
Kueply
George Latouche
Fay
Ly Ann
Long Lane
Kevin Street
Learith
Balint Patriake
Murray
Benjamin Ball
Ray
Quay
John Twyaroes
Charles Stouth
Sacville
George Brown
Fawnee
Roshorough
Johor Rogereon’s_ quay
Income from subscriptions records for Sept 03 1931
Donadona receives income since BdSept 14018 10h subscriptions ditte le 03 Oh 31 71. The fragment notes subscription totals and dates but lacks full context or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donadona
Mendicity House Appeal Seeks Public Subscriptions 1814
Address to the public from the Mendicity Association managing committee notes increased subscriptions since a July meeting. It emphasizes a fund to avert beggary and Poor Rates, outlines plans for a more extensive Mendicity House, and details a registry and number system for donations to ensure accountable contributions across Dublin parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendicity House
Mendicity Association
Mansion House
Dublin
Torvert
Muira
Meudieity Association
Debtors' Relief Fund Appeals for Aid and Subscriptions
An abstract of account shows seventy three discharged debtors returned to families, weekly relief and allowances issued, leaving a balance. The committee solicits donations and subscriptions to support prisoners and the relief effort. Sir Robert Shaw and Sir John Kingston Jones handle receipted donations at 34 Rutland Square. Also includes fever hospital and recovery house statistics with admissions, discharges, and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Austomasa
John D, Atonche
Haq. and Co
B. Ww
Brividere
R. Bowten
Vey
Regal Hospital
Browne
Bay
Ay Cullagh
Hithere
Lys J. Labey- Street
Coe
Robert Shaw
Bart
Jean Kongston Jones
Bart. Creasurer
Jutin Crah
Rutland Square
Weat
Tith
Free Church appeal funds for Dublin poor attenders
A Dublin assembly discusses soliciting affluent Christians to fund a new chapel for the poor. Donations aim to raise about 3,000 pounds, with Cushioned avenues via private subscriptions and bank deposits. Speakers defend Protestant-Catholic tensions, recall Swift era calumny, and urge lawful, reasoned action.
Revolutionary reshaping of Europe and South America
An 1828 Paris letter argues the Holy Alliance seeks to isolate England, carve up Spain, and dismember Portugal and France. It predicts France, Russia, and Germany sealing a continental bloc while England faces internal and external pressures, with Ireland and Jesuit influence cited as destabilizing factors. The piece contemplates the long term balance of power and the spark of a new transitory order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Alliance
South America
England
Spain
Fta
Ferdinand
Portugal
France
Ebro
Russia
Majorca
Minorca
Ivica
Mediterranean
Europe
Italy
Barbariem
America
Canning
Petersburgh
Vienna
Paris
Ireland
Catholic Association Meets at Corn Exchange with Two Hundred Members
About two hundred members attend the Catholic Association meeting in the Corn Exchange room. Major Bryan chairs at three. A letter from Lord Cremorne enclosing 101 for Catholic rent is read along with other communications and subscriptions. Further notes discuss political petitions, opposition to a bill, and clergy excommunication claims over rent collection. Members from Tippperary and St Peter's parish send communications, with protests against measures in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D-Chapel
Coppinger
Guthrie
Ireland
Mahon
Daeweop
Dean Swift
William
England
Ife
L’strange
Orange Society
Midbounen
Dublin
Mr. L'istrange
Cmr. J
Grant
Hellnes
L’estrange
Colonel Butler
Major Bryan
Fogarty
Lord Cremorne
Malay Dawson
Foparty
Pharles
Tipperary
Dunson
Dawson
Whit
Conway
Saint Peter's
House of Commons
Verser
London
Coppinges
Low Se
Witbey
Inquest into Patrick Fox's Death at Meath Hospital
Coroner James M'Carthy of Dublin held an inquest at the Meath Hospital Long Lane into Patrick Fox's death. Witness John Fox testified that he and James Murray fought with Fox on the road between Rathnamham and Fallacht. Fox died from wounds after alleged blows from James Murray and an accompanying man. The jury found death due to wounds received, with the assailants named as James Murray and Patrick Murray. Police were set to seek immediate arrest as inquiries continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M‘carthy
Kay
County Dublin
Meath
Long Lane
Patrick Fox
John Fox
James
Thomas Murray
Vathehtoell
Ltth Pebrusry
Rathtarmham
James Murray
Sto Howe
Ant James Maurras
Lipman Murray
Miercy
Porter Sacs
Juenes
Phony Vmurtav
Chiepoo
Dave Flevt
Vpallasie
Church Appointments Gazette Bids Clergy to Posts
His Grace the Lord Primate has pleased to collate the Rev. Edward Stopford to the Archdeaconry of Arinass, vacant by the death of the Honoran ce. The Rev. Charles Kikow and Rev. James Jones named to Derrynooss Rectory and Vicarage. Rev. Tr Stopford promoted. The Rev. Charles Alexander to Keay Rectory and Vicarage, vacancy by Rev. James Jones promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stopford
Arinass
Charles Kicow
James Jones
Derrynooss
Tr Stopford
Charles Alexander
Keay
Insolvent Debtors Petitions Hearings Scheduled in Dublin
Insolvent debtors petitions to be heard at Tailor Hall Dublin on Wednesday March 9 at eleven o'clock noon. Names include John Read grocer Rathern Meath Samuel Al Comas Thomas Kinny Archibald Scott and others. Hearings set for March dates at the same location with listed debtors from Maninstown Mullingar North Strand Drogheda Portmarnock and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tailora’ Hall
Dublin
Feenoon
John Read
Ratrath
Meath
Samuel al Comas
Thomas Kinny
Archibald Scott
Henry Paxton
Lave
Mullingar
Francis Carrol
North Strand
Great George's St
Pohtea
Ayer
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Chancery
the Honourable
Denis” Arthur Bingham
Charles Barry
Lord
Clanmorrin
Inn’s Quays
Deer Park
Red Gate Park
Newbrook
Mayo
Roderick Connor
Cuaries Fitoatn
Mount Pleasant
Ballyglass
Bras
Baowax
Baggot Street
Dorset Institution
Abbrey-Streep
TILI8
B. W. Mathias
A. M
SundDay
County of Dobtn
Thesa Apurcea
Istern
Royal Exchange
Faipar
General Monthly Meeting
Charitable Society For Relief of
Sohn Twycross
Dune
Atan
Sima
Dovers
Wainail Auma Quay
Hia Louety
Winali Minis
Bodiery
Lord Viscount Lorton
House OF Recol
Juale
Apy
Allowamce
Jreinsuier
PSS
Castle-Sireet
Dusurn
ST. Marks Parish
Ron
Mortimer O'Rullivan
St. Stephen's Chapel
St. Wenavace’s
Ricuaap Ponsunsy
Saint Patrick's, &c
Dr. Guinness
Camdene Street
J. A. Mussel
Frederick Alexande
Hand W. Parsons
Castle- Street
Free Church
Dub- Hae
Mont Parte
Nona
Fagland
Cantoning
Moon
Vie Gaace
Provoer
Paverry Cotreot
St. PaTaion’s
Annaun
MR. Estrange
Ridbon
Catholic Association
Coroneils Inquest
Docu Orpen
Bates
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