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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Feb 26, 1823
Page
3
A fragmented equity action lists Drcrers and others as plaintiffs against Edward Mausey. William Manifold, attorney for the plaintiff, appears from The Canden street. The document contains unclear names and roles, indicating a filed suit in a historical equity court with supporting parties and a named defendant.
Thomas Ball posts an eviction proceeding set for February at his chambers on the Lans Quay Dublin. The case concerns the premises near Castle Cowpell comprising eighteen acres and a three acre bungalow site in Limerick, with the tenant to enter recognizance for double rent and further particulars to be provided by David Fitz-Gerald in Limerick.
A long OCR lint bundles patent spectacle claims and assorted advertisements. It markets optical aids, schoolbooks, and periodicals from London publishers, detailing pricing, distribution, and agent networks across the United Kingdom and abroad.
Richard Spear, mathematical and uptirid maker, announces a catalog of refined instruments. The notice touts improved glasses, globes, and drawing aids, with emphasis on low prices and a broad range for scholars and households.
Lord Portsmouth case unfolds with testimony by solicitors, peers, and surgeons detailing affidavits and the will, the conduct of officials, and questions of sanity. Witnesses describe drafts, payments, and the handling of evidence amid a lengthy hearing.
British Exchange Agency Office at Collisge Green Dublin advertises bills bought and sold on commission and loans. It lists agents including St George Gregg & Co and names partners with locations in Laidard Street Patton Messin and Leverpual. The notice mentions bank contact and various bills of exchange.
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