Bethesda Chapel Endows Charity and Orphan Asylum
Bethesda Chapel in Dublin grew from Smyth’s endowment setting a clergy trio to minister. An annex housed an orphan asylum for women after disease and prostitution risks, expanding charitable aims. Rev. Mathias and Rev. George led in recent years with Rev. Branton replacing one, while Mrs. Mathing drew attention for her appeal to congregants.
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Bethesda
Mathiaes
Smyth
Congous
Iran
Dublin
Hs Fonds
Mathias
Jorge
Lenin
Branton
Mathing
Atrang
Ustrangas
Bindeed
Geefmann
A Fragment of a 19th Century Romantic Novel Discussion
A reader notes the work by a London author appears as a romance with poetic diction. The passage discusses the hero or heroine as imagined yet dressed in real robe like imaginary beings and contemplates the faults within a vivid city setting and literary style.
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London
Hiv
Andy Bi
Degren
Address to Grant from the Tatilolica 02 Droheda
An address from Catholic inhabitants of Deogheds County to Mr Grant secretary to Lord Lieutenant denounces exclusionary policies. It praises 1813 parliamentary arguments against Protestant privileges, laments corporate town restraints, and urges rights within the constitution. The text condemns penal laws and calls for equitable treatment and restored civic privileges for Catholics.
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Richthn
Cuariel Grant
Liestenant
Deogheds
Commansty
Ant Haliten
Anid
Pevemher
Lata
James Cernon
Catholica
Great Britain and Ireland
Permage
Conureenes
of & Corporation
Eas
Avila
Sineermal
Apd
Catholics of Drogheda Honor Local Leaders in 1818 Letter
A damaged 1818 letter from James Gannon and Thomas Broprean to Charles Grant expresses Catholic gratitude to Dublin Castle officials. It recounts duties, esteem, and gratitude for the reception of a local address, with apologies for delayed transmission due to press of business.
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Eretant
Jaurs
Ernon
Charles Grant
Address to Catholic Inhabitants of the Town of Hoghada
Letter from Charles Gay in Dublin Castle dated December 28 1818 to Catholic residents. He thanks them for support and expresses readiness to fulfill duties entrusted to him. He notes topics beyond his official function require deliberation but aims to assist eminent persons and maintain public word with affection.
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Daranamit Tomer
Avery
Heaty
Execution Scene at Gallows in City Witnessed by Crowd
A graphic account describes the execution of Robert Johnston and the chaotic aftermath in the city. Witnesses recount the rope breaking, the platform sinking, and the mob reacting with violence as authorities, soldiers, and bystanders struggled to control the scene.
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Ourantor
Raoa
Lear
Daray Ahey
Min
New North
Tony
Monica
Jolnaton
Juan Mat
Bao
Ita
Cassie
Garrylog
Edinburgh mob atrocity and public execution account
In Edinburgh a violent mob overwhelmed a police barricade during a public execution. The crowd attacked the condemned, torn robes and coffin, and forced injury to officers including Lieutenant Bremer. After interference by the Lord Provost and magistrates, the execution proceeded with fluctuating tension and eventual restraint by soldiers. The event sparked regret and promises of better prevention in the future.
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Enon
Grabany
Anapat Ees
Edinburgh
Co Binea
Afr. Porteone
Royal Che Iet Alvo
Bremer
Dubnstgn
Brena
Advonates
Phere
Johostonews
Lin Offee
Johosdo
Dad -Honn
Hig City
Law Report Continuation of Nolan Trial Facts
The report details Nolan's financial collapse and alleged fraud connected to stock, invoices, and import duties. It notes the jury questioning the extent of losses, documents tampering, and the defense argument that vast import gains could not explain large stock values. The case covers witness testimony, court procedures, and implications for credit and business manipulation.
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Alyderman James
Hayer
Nolaita
Nolan
Shack
Hayra
Nelan
Hayes
Figrman Jaren
Nala Wau
Dublin Advertising Rates in 1782 Printed Notice
A compact eighteenth century notice from Dublin lists subscription prices and rates for advertisements. It shows annual and monthly options, including Ambli subscriptions, with prices in pounds, shillings, and pence, reflecting era newspaper business terms.
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Dublin
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Drogheda
Dublin Castle
Praghedy
Howene
CoanLes
Jamea Gernon
Eay
Chaaurs Gay
Dee
Robert Johnston
LAW’ Report
Court OF Common Pleas
Dsc
Aurion
Rupe Inhuranch
Birrowis
Rand
Lowell
Fitzpatrick
Macbeth
Duncan
Alin Moling
Atvatelinta
Cat Down
M'Cantey
Hah Shou
Hon Ag
Sch
Plyce
Vincent James Callotto
Ani
Deere
Lin
Onta
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Oumar
Barney
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