Patrick Day Ball to Honor Nobility at Dublin Castle
The notice from CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE Dublin Castle invites the Nobility and Gentry to a Patrick’s Day ball on March 27. Ladies are to wear mantrafters of Ireland, with Minuets planned. Patrons should respond by March 16. There will be a drawing room every Thursday evening during the session.
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Chamberlain
Patrick
Dubs Castle
Ireland
Hamberlain
Dustin Castes
Dublin Castle
Breslan
Irish Bills Advance in House of Lords Readings
The Lord presented a Dublin related petition and the Royal Canal Bill and Dublin Society Bill were read third time and passed. A motion to refer the Archbishop of Dublin's tenure petition to judges was opposed and laid aside. The session adjourned after proceedings on the Catholic Relief Bill progressed to a second reading.
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Dublin Society
Rd Mountjoy
Dublin
Cathel
Lord Ocestor
Hirop
Killalla
Lord Corty
Duke of
Lein
Earl of
Tharas
Ireland
House of Commons Debates After Fire At Tovar
The House assembled after a major blaze and praised officials and college members for preserving funds and records. A committee was appointed to investigate the fire’s cause, with Edward Newenhame moving the motion. Multiple bills were introduced or read for a second time on Thursday and orders postponed.
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Lord Magor
Deraan Warren
Sheriff Norton
Edward
Grattan
Packenhage
Osborne
Parliament House Room Fit for Abeir Ready for Reception
Reading of the Commons fire aftermath covers Parliament House expansion details including a 96 by 34 foot room with a circular gallery and Bar Door access. Reports note plans to rebuild with an ornamental porch, discuss Lord's room repairs, and praise the Duke of Lamarxay for preservation efforts amid the blaze.
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Parliament House
Commons
Srenera
Second readings and committee bills listed
Oxnpras von Tawnedar outlines second readings for the Constable bill Alies mortgage Pil Coat bin and the Marine bill. Committees consider Arklow Mine bill Inland Navigation bill and Kinnegad road ball.
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Alies
Arklow Mine-bill
Inland Naviga Flon Bil
Kinnegad Road
Catch him Serjeant in a Bardic News Ballad
A fragmentary verse piece mocks an unnamed figure pursued by authorities, depicting defiance and government control. The text references a public event on Tuesday to honor Mrs. Hitchcock and notes large parties forming in political circles for entertainments.
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Jack
Jem Cuff
Belfat
Ip&ad
TuxsDay
Hitchcock
Marriages and Obituaries Noted in Belfast and Britain
Notices record marriages across Ireland and Britain with names such as Rev Jemee Simpson and Mia Blizm Patrick, along with a Belfast obituary for Mrs Bosqueis and a Kilbrugh artist memorial. Includes portrait printer John Trotter and Gorges Lowther noted for long service in the House of Commons.
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Co. Koliare
Wm. Kerry
Prtipfourpttang
Mile Anne D'gerum
Kallyboogh
Jobit Doegug
Dedtog
Marlborough-freet
Dearie
Belfast
Bilis
Resi
Capt
Billa
Bosqueis
Bosquet
Andrew
Britain
John Trotter
Hig Howse
Hollia-Ateet
Robert ‘Thorp
Barrider
Tar
Kilbrug
Gorges Lowther
Coaimona
Everei
East Indian Parody of Hospitality and War
A vivid fragment recalling the arrival of an unspecified figure in Madras and the era’s hospitality, contrasted with reflections on soldiers, governance, and social life. The narrator laments changes under siege and campaign woes, noting luxuries and social rites fading amid military pressures and colonial rule.
Contempt of Privilege and History in Irish Parliament Debate
A fragment from a 17th century pamphlet discusses Todd Jones questioning the secrecy of a Parliament Bill of Rights and the Repeal of Poynings law. The author condemns proscription of Protestants and warns against reviving harsh acts, urging truth and restrained rhetoric in defense of biblical record.
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Lord Newhaven
Zednesday
House OF Commons
Tovar
Dubli‘in
Br. Stephen's Chapel
Westminster
Commane of
England
House of Lorda
Blonday
Ganle
James's Arcey
Jer. Firepatrick
Napper Tandy
New Custom House
Capt, Er
R. O'Connor
Forster
Ker
Kar
Gibraltar
Sussanab
Newhaven
Whitehaven
Cork
Janary
Man
Gidmodth
Fortorn Hole
Barony Forth
Wexford
Chisholm
Thoma Fleming
Lieuenant Chitholm
Gift Regiment
Coy
Fermanagh
Morlhak
Byles Tewin
Thomas Tenifan
Dunkirk
Eig
Juin
Bturgeon
Liberty Artillery
Kirmaigham
N—r
Thomas Prykenham
Orddoce Phy Bis
Cumber
Ormond
Carrick
Shagnon
Bedloe
Clanwilliam
Maffareen
Boniskillen
Errol
de Vetel
Delvin
Headfort
Landaff
Leitrim
Fitsgibbon
M. Ponfonby
B. Ponfonby
J. Harman
King
E. Freke
C. Faylor
EB. Packentan
Ponfonby
Mifa Latouches
Excomium
Oxnpras von Tawnedar
Madras
Hawete
Lord Cornwallis
India
Todd Jones Hau
James
Ada
Jones
Leland
Tam
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