Beggar Relief Plan Discussed at Local Committee Meeting
A town committee debated forming a society to aid the indigent. They proposed a subscription and ticket system to distribute funds to deserving paupers, with Mr. Martin’s questions guiding the quarter’s measures. Speakers noted risks of beggary and pledged orderly relief and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of York
Paupetr Fe
Comtee
Martin
Wm. Williams
Alsen
Otteya Tle
Hume
Bath
Gett
Miss Kelly Makes Her Debut At Theatres Royal
The Theatre Tonight features Miss Kelly from Theatre Royal Marg Lane in her first appearance before a Joblin audience. She is acclaimed as the best artiste in her line on stage and will likely receive strong public support for her talents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kelly
Theatre Royal
Marge Lane
Cirese
Robberies In Capel Street Office and Rescue of Prisoners
In Capel Street a robbery occurred at a Lottery Office when thieves escaped with clothing prints and a pound note from a gentleman’s coat. A suspect identified as Mugrath was later committed to Newgate for trial. Two highway robbery suspects were rescued from a post coach near Garristown, Dublin, prompting a large hunt and police detachment to pursue the fugitives.
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Joho Sanenes
Lucre
Browne
Mr. Willis
Trinity
Hove
Willis
Capel-street
Bolton-street
Cugody
Magrath
Inghifay Rgrbers
Garristown
Kuice
Dublin
Assassination of M Fualdes in Rahdez
Extract from Ithoder letter dated Dec 2 reports Nintrons’ growing impatience and sorrow. Witness depositions claim a March 19 sighting of M Fualdes being carried off near Tervall, possibly by a rival faction. Rahdez citizens, Bodile group, and Rhodian authorities linked to the case. Madame Monson faces trial, Madame Manl seeks Paris, while strange notes on pregancy and royal constabulary intrigue emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Foaldes
Ithoder
Jaula
Nintrons
Tiueipel
Rahdez
Anion
Bastide
Seven O'Clork
du Tervall
M. Fualdes
Ven- Kepner
Athy
Cheeviller Fayilel
Charlet
Rhodez
Assizen. This Morning Madame Monson
M. Bugelrand
Court of Cassation
Man
Paris
Madame i
Montprlian
The Fashionable World and Moydrum Castle Arrivals
The article notes arrivals at Moydrum Castle home of Lord Castirdainn with Lord and Lady Castairdainn hosting parties at the seat. Sir Roward and Lady ExiZanETe Waxer dine with the Fashionable World in Limerick. John Ormsby Vandelewr and Lady Frances travel from Dublin toward Kilrush. A Friday meeting near Lige between two gentlemen ends with pistols fired but no injuries.
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Part
Dubtni Cade
Moydrum Castle
Castirdainn
Pent
Atos
My. Para
Pakrian
Taylor
Muys Drum Caciie
Casta Mary
Ship News From the Dark Southern Replener of Latterday
A fine brig the Flora of about 300 tons, Captain Carter, from Quebec to London, ran ashore near Durworly Thy between Courtimaskerry and Clonakilly. Crew suffered seven weeks at sea with dreadful weather. two men washed overboard. Local aid and brave locals, including Mr Barry of Donongamore, saved ship and cargo amid cheers for peaceful crowd restraint. Ading boats, rescue, and militia aided. The sloop William of Youghall sank off Cornwall with all aboard. Margaret of Liverpool, coal for Limerick, struck rocks near Itinevilla and Rashill. crew endured exposure and vilification by rioters. Kilrush provided shelter and relief. subscription started to help relocate. Major Warburton's troops assisted.
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Flora
Carter
Quebec
London
Courtimaskerry
Clonakilly
Barry
Donongamore
Liurleed
East Barryroe
Sealy
Ballylangey
Massey
Keven Heads
William
Margaret
Kilruxh
Warburton
Reverent appeal against your removal for Heifast requests
A letter from Belfast dated December 20 1817 appeals to Rev Andrew O Beirne to reconsider his intended removal. The signatories praise his scholarship, virtue, and public service, arguing detaining him would benefit the rising generation and community of Colerain Bloomfields and surrounding towns.
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Sty
Heifast
Lengtl
Jas. Mbounneld
Gah
Mielveen
Thomas Batt
Fonper Avoulson
Ranston
Wak Batt
George Lack
James Godieard
Pacen
Stucknale
Joan Macartney
Malock Tandcock
Joan Giell
James Doug Thos
J. Andil
Puanctis Bennett
Theen Field
Colerain
Thos. Semple
T. Robinson
Belfiest
Provincial Intelligenece and Irish Crime Reports Fragment
Widespread notices of robbery suspected at Williau Watson near Cirragli in May 1815. Reports describe a fire and theft, with earlier misfortunes under James Daniell. Limerick Chronicle and other papers recount a murder case near Lurye with local magistrates aiding investigations. A later town incident in Limerick notes a bold robbery attempt in Upper George’s street and a man found dead in a cellar in Nicholasy street. A mayoral fine for driving recklessly in Clare street and a drowning incident of a fever patient at Castle Corwell complete the fragment.
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Cirraglimor
Williau
Watson
James Daniett
Tsq
Siaterford Mirror
Stigo
Lurye
Abraham Martin
sEsq
Leiria
Daniel Ruoan
J. J. Calico
Bulwer
Eagrs
Upper George's Street
Patrick Casey
J. Pitzgerald
Bollingkirk
Patrick Kerrigan
Mary
Alderman Watson
Michel Tuirk
George's-street
Limerick
John Vereker
Fayor
Clare-streeg
Majay Mannsells
Plassy
Castle-Corwell
Kilkenny Savings Bank Meeting Sets New Rules
The Saturday meeting at the Tholsel decided to conform the Society’s rules to the recent Act, lower interest on deposits to 4 percent for some lands, and maintain 6 percent elsewhere. Trustees were elected, funds reviewed showing deposits of L to date with partial repayments. The Treasurer’s handling was praised, and relief efforts for emigrants noted from New York to Philadelphia.
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Sacingy Bank Society
Tholsel
Ireland
Bank of Ireland
WNX
James Butler
Letter of Thanks From Andrew O Bryne 1917
A dated 1917 letter from Andrew O Bryne expresses deep gratitude and requests continued approval. The message thanks Lords and Gentlemen for their approbation and promises continued efforts, signed and dated Belfaw December 1917 with a secondary note from Blewsy ML in Cavan.
London Journals Report Parish Committees Aim to End Street Begging
The London Journals of Exiday recount a private correspondent's note on relief committee meetings. Sub committees are to be formed in every Metropolis parish to curb street begging. At the Stock Exchange the market shows modest activity with prices quoted. In Florigas, a commander issued life orders and addressed representatives proposing resolutions for Rubminian law.
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London
Exiday
Ganem
The
Stock Exchange
Citasels Fedl
St. Many's
Republic of the Florigas
Financial Market Confusion and New University Policy
London notes report funds in puzzling state as dividends appear large yet stocks fall. Consols see higher current prices than for the account. Frankfort intelligence mentions Count Oldrowski to deliver a imperial letter on Princess Charlotte's death and royal sorrow. Tubingen University plans to teach political economy for state service selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ananéy
Mata
Stuttgard Ans
University of Tubingen
Frankfort
Count Oldrowski
Mressia
Chaortatte
Distressing Irishwoman Pleads Before Lord Mayor
From London paper a poor Irishwoman, indicated by calamity, faced the Lord Mayor over a father’s complaint. A long-ago agreement sought to shield a daughter from the mother, who travels from Ireland to see her child, prompting fears of distress and manipulation for money. The Lord Mayor urged restraint and recommended the mother depart for Ireland, sending the woman aboard a Liverpool-bound vessel.
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London
Manasrion-Rouse
Iriahwoman
Betwen
Pegrons
Releud
Ireland
Canes
Jim
Hied
Athena Iate
Liverpool
Waterford Hows of Reanvery Week Ending January 9
Fragmented ledger style report shows hospital admissions and discharges at Limerick Fever Hospital and Tannery Home. Entries list patients admitted December 25 to January 5, remaining on December 30, plus deaths and discharges. Revenue abstract notes for the years and quarters ended June 5 1817.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Pailénis
Limerick
Igo Hospital
Cork Market Prices and Trade Notes From January 10
Market reports show wheat prices ranging from 17s to 38s with good quality at 19s and prime malting barley around 53s, while other commodities such as oats flour and butter are listed with varied rates. The bulletin notes local activity at Wheatland and Warley, with price stability on a Monday and references royal orders and Austrian finance concerns.
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Cork
Porks India
el Sprae
Gallun
Beef Perth
Matton
Park
Bartow Pigs
Klan
Lostos
Janay
Wheatland Warley
Boas
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CG. Brett
J. Stewart
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James Soutman
Martin Cormick
Win Sullivan
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Philadelphia
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Maeve Nur
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