Four New Peers Promoted in Royal Letter to Lords
The Mail for England to be dispatched at midnight, announcing four gentlemen elevated to peerage: Gore of Tinlick, Cuff of Castle-Gore, Browne of the Naul, and Lawless of Dublin. Seats open in Longford, Mayo, Catherfough, and Lifford. Further notes on theatre, public notices, and local affairs follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gore
Tinlick
James Cuff
Castle-Gore
John Browne
Naul
Nicholas Lawless
Dublin
House of Commons
Longford
County of Mayo
Borough of
Catherfough
Lifford
Lord Conyngham
Gaft
Archbishop of Dublin
Glandelagh
St. Nicholas Without
Adjournment of Dublin General Quarter Sessions Held
An Adjournment of the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the City of Dublin will be held at the Tholfel on Friday the 7th day of March next for the Trial of Traversers and all Persons out or Bail. The Recognizances of all such as do not attend whether Prosecutors or Traversers will be entreated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Grattan
Forber
House of Commons
Julig
Door Kenrick
Doctor Hooke
Macklin
Mr. Daly
Egerton
Royal Hospital
Kilmainham
Liffey
Barrackfreet
City of Dublin
Theatre-Royal
Adams
Pertinax Mac Sycophant
Edwards
Marshalsea
Dublin
Tholfel
Lord Mayol
Alexander
George the Second
Smithfield
Theaer
Salel W Smithfield
Mary Fleming
Thomas M'Glue
Timothy Colclough
Patrick Bryan
Rich Plunkett
Martin Dillon
William Mopkins
Murphy
James Coates
James Proudfoot
Barrel
Henry Newmas
Wil Murphy
Micuagy Reumunp
Dewi Bt Mond
Joan Rookxe
Petrr Bynes
Bitt Byrne
William Fox
Huni Downey
I Callaguan
Eowanu Sara
James Dst
Dut
Lhoelfel
Irish Parliamentary Register long record of Dublin bills and debates
The House heard notices from Sir Henry Cavendish aiming to secure full attendance and limit access to the chamber. Lords messages reported agreement to tobacco coffee and Dublin Society bills without amendments. Debates covered sheriffs clerks, tythe laws, money interest, and bounties for manufactures. A committee on prisoners fees examined discharge rules amid constitutional objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cavendith
Lords
Carleton
Justice Hellen
Walker and
Vesey
Dublin Society
Oyer and Terminer
Dublin
Malahide
Edward Newenham
Mr. Gardiner
John M‘kinley
Kilmainham
Lucius O’ Brien
Henry Cavendish
Burgh
Oldtown
House
Mason
Arthur Browne
Better discharging of prisoners acquitted of felony and other crimes
A report on a bill to improve discharge of acquitted prisoners is discussed with support from Sir Edward Crofton and Mr Brownlow. The division yields 48 ayes, ending the bill for the session. Police bill amendments are reported with clauses on office attendance, frivolous actions, and double costs, then rejected. Adjournment follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teller
Marcus Beresford
A. Browne
Edward Crofton
Griffith
House
Brownlow
Mr.Griffith
Hugh Hill
Mr. Beresford
Commissioners of Police
Mr. Griffith
M. Beresford
Edward Newerham
State of the Wheel after the twelfth drawing
Meffra Nicholson and Wells advertise continued sales of Fourths at four guineas Eighths at two guineas and Sixteenths at one guinea offering prize participation once drawn Their notes cite a 2000 prize drawn on the tenth day and sold for sixteen guineas and a half with patrons including Mr Molesworth and Mr Mara of the Theatre Royal Insurance offered and forfeitures paid on packet arrival
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Meffra
Nicholson
Wells
Dame-Keet
Audole
Property Lease and Curious Plant Offerings in Meath County
A mid 18th century notice advertises fee simple leasehold of a well situated estate in Meath for a term ending May 1798 with rent details and an option to apply at a political court. It also promotes a new large cultivated raspberry bush by Robert Guin of Michael’s line, claiming superior fruit and ripening in July, plus a range of garden seeds and dwarf potatoes imported from Liverpool. An appeal to the curious public invites inspection of the rent roll and assets at No. 193.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meath
Nah Ath
Nufiskay
Robert Guin
Michael
Michaelmas
Goodwin
Liverpool
Whit Beya
True
Gei
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Henry Monck
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St. Nicholas
Irish Parliamentary Register
House Ecommons
Port-News
Belbrough Packer
Malsaile I
Hillsborough
Mail
King
Parkgate
Earl Charlemont
Rattle Snake
New-York
Lovely Apr
Voulden
Jamaica
Thomas and Mary
Ditto
Johnson
Bordeaua
Francie
Lucy
M‘donnell
Granada
Home
Rederick
Britto
Mackeld
Catherine
New London
Parker
Phenix
Seage
Ven
Wellels Ballatt
Orange
D. Spencer
Prince Wales
Maryport
M'Farling
Ann
Warner
Bordeaux
IL Clerimont
Nelly
Grenock
Blair
Gonds
Little John
Rhode Island
Rathburne
Venus
Rothsea
Swarts
Belfast
Yen Weisels
Th. Fea
Sat. Sun. Mo
Wed
Sat. Sun. Mon
Cotin
N.B
Everal
Lord Pery
Lucan
Francis M’' Farland
Mountpleasant
M. B
Premities
Clare
Galway
Mlee
Gouney
Linericen
Matt Seffitin
Charles Mc Fionnell
Newt
Ely
Dubos
Annagh Bagh
Kilmuny
Ballyonan
Ling
Gal Ag
Lurgg
Thomas Arthur
Ae Glas Va
Limerick
Michael Head
Nenagh
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