Dublin House of Lords considers Dublin Cathedral bill
In the Irish Parliament Dublin Lords discussed a private bill to grant funds for Down cathedral worship and to manage the Deanery revenue. Lords debated the bill’s framing, consent from church authorities, and possible legal avenues for revenue recovery, then adjourned after tabled orders and remarks from Lords Parnham, Farnham, and Carleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satuna
Dublin Society
Down
Earl of Parnham
Zool
Marquis of
Downshire
Carthen
Houtse
Earl of Parkham
Lord Carleton
Lord Farnham
Viscount Clanmet
Lord Parnham
Fitcherbert
March 1 Proceedings In Lord Fauconberg Case
Case heard by eight judges on an appeal by Lord Fauconberg as plaintiff against the heirs and tenants of Lord Kingsmand. Questions posed covered pleading, scire facias, and legality of pleas after the death of a claimant, with consensus reached on several points concerning feudal and appellate procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Fauconberg
Lord KingsMand
Tea Guefinny
Benly
Yikeb Conufor
Bar
Dave
House of Commons Proceedings on February 87
The session features petitions from the Grand Canal Company for three new branches to Athy Pollardstown and the Boyne, leave granted for bills on highways fisheries and several temporary statutes, committee actions on revenue and various road and canal bills, and adjournment with multiple measures ordered for Monday or Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtr
Peresstrad
Grand Canal Company
Athy
Pollardttown
Boyne
Bolton
Alfé
John Parned
Mr. Day
Forbes
Derry Bridge Bill Protests Presented in Parliament
Monday session sees two petitions against the Derry Bridge Bill referred to the bill’s committee. An officer filed copies of King’s Bench proceedings. debate calls for a three-member committee to review the 18th report of the commissioners of accounts. A revenue bill is to be engrossed as the harbour bill moves to report tomorrow. Proprietors of Wand-bridge petition over mill demolition without compensation, seeking provision for payment of the jury’s assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry Bridge
King’s Bench
John. Magee
Deenis Browne
Commissioners of
Mc. Mi
Hopfe
Holmes
Parnel
Wand-bridge
Faid-Bridge
Joel
Debates Over Bridge Debt And Charitable Bills In Parliament
Members discuss debt compared to a bridge project and the risk of drawing funds from a trust. petitions on restitution are tabled. Committee reports on Lon y Bridge harbour improvements. charitable institutions bill advances. road and revenue measures receive readings and orders.
Harbour Works Impress With Liffey Depth Study
A Harbour Commissioners progress report highlights notable harbour improvements and a water depth gain of two feet four inches between Rogerson's quay and Wet Dock during extreme tides. It also praises horticultural displays at Merville near Mount Merrion and comments on reform trends in the American states, including Philadelphia's constitutional debate. A Robbery at Devoy’s tallow shop occurred at five in the morning with entry to the bedroom and removal of clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liffey
Rogerson’s Quay
Ireland
County of Dublin
Merville
Mount Merrion
Philadelphia
Devoy
Galway dispute ends in theft charge and letter confusion
Amid a dispute among Goriet G afi Royal Lith dragons and Mr K of ime G Galway, a confrontation led to a man receiving a blow and later being robbed of 88 guineas and buckles from Mothy Doolan at Newcastle. A fleeting, unclear note suggests a wife’s intercepted letter ties to Stephen Creagh of Cork. The report on an emperor’s death remains uncertain, with speculation on European powers reacting to a likely succession crisis.
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Goriet
Royal Lith Dragobns
Ime G
Galway
Lionétreet
Grafton-freet
Mothy Doolan
Newcastle
Cork
Stephen Creagh
Phaney
Potikinnes
Europe
Benefactions and Lands Sale Notice Amid Public Charity Summary
A foggy 18th century notice describes William Smith and two ladies donating to a house of industry. It records charitable beneficiaries, hospital inmates, and a general weekly report. It lists vast Meath lands offered for private contracts or public sale to settle debts and legacies of the late Earl of Farn. Proposals invite inquiries to Drewstown, Navan, and Lifmamandsa, detailing parcels, rents, and sale terms for completion by November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Mdavel
Earl of Farn
Monalty Bawn
Rathmanes
Bi Shanerrvon
Waterstown
Meath
Rhree Miler
Kells
Drumacom
Druminijon
Kelle Tunalloy
Derrinteller
Drumcrow
Laghan
Logher
Clontigregny
Lackin
Killinathelan
Crogan
Keelagh
Qeunsbinis
Dromhit Mullaghmullin
Illigoan
Aghacreevy
Mill Corwalker
Cor
Diumany Groves
Cort Drumbart
Tully
Caven
Che
Quin
Drewstown
Athboy
John Elliott
Lilvamande
Cavan
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Dublin
House of Lords
Apeech
Mondat
House of Commons
Drogheda
Maja
Clonmel Road
Edauard Crafton
Kinnegad
Edward Crafton
John Purnal
Circular Road
Pavieg Board
B. Cunningham
Majan
Lony Bridge
Hayes
B. Crofton
Kinnegad Road
D. Browne
John Bradshaw
Melty, Carmichael
Maddocks
Hulyer
Mr. Forbes
Mr. Grattan
Lords
Lacius O Urien
Alderman Warren
Royal Canal
Corporation of Dublin
J. Blaquiere
London
Imsiuddry
Loctor Burrows
Will
Hender
Navan
de Connor
Caileknot
Robert Hamilton
Gooles
Patrick
Canal-Man
Ebru
Holbruh
Ughed
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