Address in Support of Your Grace's London Governance
A verbose 18th century petition from Derry to a new Lord Lieutenant praises the appointment and pledges loyalty. It extols virtues of leadership, loyalty to Britain, and the city's gratitude, while requesting notification to the Crown and confirmation of duties. The tone is ceremonial and deferential, emphasizing unity under British rule.
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Tahoreee
Charles
Richmond
Guvernor
Derry
Gavcement
Ugtond
Saveregn
Tieatenant
Irelands
Londorey
Gollon
Loudom-Lerry
London
Letter Offering Civic Bond to London Derry
An 18th century missive from Richs. Ond. acknowledges an invitation to join the community of London Derry. The author expresses gratitude and loyalty to Mayfly's government and promises support from local aristocracy when needed. The tone aims to establish authority and acceptance of the honor granted.
Loyal address to Duke of Richmond and Trinity College note
The fragmentary letter expresses loyalty to Charles Duke of Richmond and gratitude for governance, asking to enroll his Grace among a Corporetion’s named loyalists. Also announces Quarterly Examinations for classes at Trinity College with dates in December and January and notes a lecturer’s schedule.
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Charles
Duke OF
Richmond
Linvieman -Grnruan
Geschan
Inez
Ennitkitlem
Pupire
Payakienena
Atatorarer Co. Nour National
Pecminion
Lords Nelson Monument Committee Hears Fund Shortfall
The committee meeting at the Commercial Buildings chaired by Ely notes funds for a Nelson monument fall short at 3427 shillings, with Duke of Bedford and others pledging support. They urge renewed subscriptions from Ireland’s nobility and gentry to complete the project and preserve the hero’s memory.
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Um Committee
Lok Whipe
Ely
Tharcher
Ireland
Duke of Bedford
Fillet
Jaince T'cail
Duke of Richimond
Iis Gira Roche
Artlue Wellesley
Book of Ireland
Teveral Priv Te Bank
Tiucretary
Whe Tam Dupv
Ireland's Hemp Culture Promoted by Trustees Notice
In Dublin December 18 1809 a broad prospectus urges landholders to plant hemp in spring, noting easy cultivation on rich loam and drained bogs. Trustees plan to deploy inspectors and provide hatchets and equipment, while new cloths imitate Rushan fabrics compete with imports. A lottery notice from Guilthall announces prizes and dates.
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Dublin
Ireland
Britain
James Corry
Secreeiry
Almanacks and Lottery Schemes Published for 4858
The notice promotes Callwell almanacks and a miniature almanac with prices and plans. It advertises a state lottery starting March 8 with prizes including 10,000 and 60 prizes of 50, and lists sales offices in Kilkenny Dublin and London. Creditors seek claims against the late nobles and estates with instructions to file by January west.
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Stale Lotrper Y
Callwell
Urce-Crekn
Charity Sermon for Alms House Aiding Twenty Four Widows
An evening sermon will be preached at the Methodist House in Whitefriar Street to support an alms house housing twenty four aged widows. The public is urged to contribute. donors may send aid to listed subscribers on Charles Street Fleet Street Dame Street College Green Capel Street and Charlemont Street.
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O-Monkun
D'Olier
Charlesmont Street
Kearney
Stephei'egreen
Courtney
Fleet-street
Dugdale
Dame Mreet
J. Keene
Dame Street
M. Keene
College Green
Sharman
Dawson Fireee
Charrurier
Capel-streer
Marshall
Abbey-fireee
Arthur Keene
Charlemont-streer
Trustees Appeal for Charitable Relief Amid Poverty Famine
Fragmentary notice shows trustees of a charity seeking public support after years without appeal. Archdeacon of Tubtin and church wardens coordinate contributions, with a contact at 46 Mountreet Merrion square. Receipts listed from a Lady through Rev Lewis and Rev Quiles amid uncertain sums.
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Tubtin
Dublin Journal reports fleet dispersed and Irish reception events
The Dublin Journal notes the Fleet and Armament under Admiral Cotton and General Spencer dispersed and seeking shelter in English ports. It discusses political debates in America, fears of war with Britain, and British responses. It also covers a royal visit to Londonderry, detailed toasts and celebrations, and mentions executions of two burglars and a westward hurricane.
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All London
Sir C. Cotton
Spencer
England
Dover trader John Fife vessel lost near Kentish Knock
Report describes the Draper of Dover and crew saved after a coals loss on the Kentish Knock. Mr. Fife, a longtime resident trader, is named. Also notes Waterford harbour incident with a potato laden vessel driven ashore at Woodstown during high water but unharmed, and the Earl and Countess of Londonderry with Lady Sewart departing Donaghadee for Portpatrick en route to London.
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Dover
John Fife
Fife
Waterford
Woodstown
Mr. Paul
Earl and Countess of
Londonderry
Sewart
Donaghadee
Portpatrik
London
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