Decree in Irish Chancery advert and canteen proposals
The document records a decree from the Irish Court of Chancery demanding creditors to prove unpaid charges affecting Lancs and Premises by January 20 following a December 22 1923 date. It also notices the Office of Ordnance Dublin inviting tenant proposals by January 8 for canteens at multiple barracks for three years, with submission details and required consents.
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His Majesty
S Court of Chancery
Ireland
Kis Majesty’s Ordnance
Caher
Kilkenny
Newbridge
Prartonstowne
Templemore
Richmond
Dublin
Tralve
Athlone
Belefant
Clonmel
Enniskillen
Fermoy
Kinnal
Great Skip Street
Tenanvil
Ordnance Office
Dublin Castle
E. Ko
Great Britain
A& Review
London
Henry Coubepy and
Rules and Orders Regulating Tar Trade with Ireland
The act establishes a coveting trade between Great Britain and Ireland with specified duties and forfeitures. It directs customs officers to record ship entries, cargo details, tonnage, origins, and port of export, and to certify goods for shipment under strict forms and bonds. The notice outlines penalties for prohibited exports and details entry procedures for ships and goods under the Tar and Customs governance.
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Great Bropan
Ireland
Great Britain
Trefrint
London
Dublin Gazettan
Gorda
Hia Majoney
Treasury
Pia
Coastiona Anthwe
Britain
Gee Cowie
Eutey
Halle
Compiontier Sueth
Eny Sleparvensel
Peutjes Bey
Fragmented Synod of Ulster Record of Proceedings
Fragmented OCR recounts meeting proceedings of the Synod of Ulster with multiple names and actions. It mentions Presbyterians, requisitions, and various delegates and locations, but presents as garbled text with unclear chronology and roles. The readable fragments reference an assembly and discussions on church governance and statements presented to authorities.
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Synod of Ulster
Hiw
Trembere
Mencas
Murder and Arrest at Rabby Wolse Scene in Hertfordshire
The chaotic aftermath of a late murder at Rabby Wolse drew crowds from across the region. Constables transferred two prisoners, Connolly and Moran, to Hertford Gaol after a post-chaise seizure. Mrs Brown and Catherine Morgan were moved to St Albans Gaol as Coroner’s inquest preparations began. Connolly, formerly of Liverpool, faced prior troubles involving a lodging house and a rival suit, with his commission suspended after a Dublin dispute. The article details the men’s demeanor, transport, and the high tension as authorities secured the scene and prepared for investigation.
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Crnom Rir
Ortfordshire
Ory
Ordit
St Adrian's
Abr Sreplams
Anil Aire Giron Ranns
Uae
London
Wy Pes
Italy
Alv
Catin Montet
Bern
Las Poate
Nestor
Abe
Moran
Hertford
Connally
Connelly
Langley
Wilson
Connolly
John Tharteh
Department of Font
Mr Connolly
Wellington-hoata
Meran
Catherine Morgan
Liverpool
Murphy
Brighton
Andress
Pratboyie
Mra Dunboyne
Tia
Antiews
Dunboy
Tleman
Sheerness
Andrews
Dark Lancers
Dublin
Abe Connolly
Dublitain
Ana
Wredd
Musical prodigy George Aspull astounds elite circles
Eight year old George Aspull astonishes select musical circles with supreme piano mastery. Despite tiny stature and limited reach, he executes complex passages by Kalkerennee Moscheles and a virtuoso piece by Cverny with astonishing composure. His calm demeanor and rapid technique have drawn royal interest for a public debut in Vienna.
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George Aspull
Kalkerennee
Moscheles
Oatoreida
Cverny
Aml
Europe
Tlealee
Mei
Piane-Forte
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