Storms and thefts hit Drogheda and Derry area
Reports from Drogheda, Derry, and surrounding towns recount violent storms causing shipwrecks, property damage, and looting. Details describe vessels driven ashore near Wexford, barns and parish halls burned or threatened, robberies investigated, and police and military moves planned to curb disorder amid ongoing disturbances and public fear.
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Liverpool
Bellaghan
Ahronda
Drogheda Journal
Leare
Almiler
Logth
Tipperty
Fahan
Wingal
Apwarda
D'Ary
Thun
Pollcs
Churchtown
Derry
Thia
Rold
Glasson
M'Faden
Tally
Tharles
Haronies
Kilman Ead Elingarry
Wilson
Tiaé
Sarah Harding
Durkin
Caltico
Mer
Templemore
Wedneminy
Coates
Baithmors
County Cork
Dobnaon
Holmes
Cork
Hope
Joseph Steele
St. John's
N. A
Hull Bay
Bo'clock
Wexford
Ballystraw Bay
Abe
Waterford
Paul King
Kinavilte
Ihia City
Howe
Scarif
Tom Tany
Seariff
Market report from Smithfield on January 11
This day's market was fully supplied with prime beasts and the general decline in cattle was notable. Beef mutton and veal were dearer while pork held at last price. The wholesale trade was brisk overall. Ales in the bay market were lively with prices for bay, wravaod clover felcbed inal prices.
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Smithfield
London
Will of Lord Ellenborough Proved at Doctors' Commons
The will of the late Lord Ellenborough, proved yesterday in Doctors' Commons, devises estates and personal property to Lady Ellenborough with annuities and allowances. It names executors including Haugh Leycester and Ewan Law, grants to Edward Ellenborough various properties, and allocates funds for younger children. The document, dated March 2, 187, details heirloom bequests, guardianships, and funeral instructions, with codicils and related grants.
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Lord Ellenborsegh
Ellenborough
Rannon
St. Jaxnce's
England
Lord Hoon
Cahiampton
Elienborough
Astoral
Mins Biles Thornton
Thormby-hall
Edward
Tobias Beira
Hoshampton
Eltenborough
Haugh Leycester
Enq
Ewan Law
Lord Sydmouth
Gibbs
Sergeant Lens
el Fenborough
Henry Lushington
Lord Sidmouth
Lady Ellenborough
St. James's Square
Nathaniel Bood
Cheater
Shipley
Oakley
Green
Bucks
Aleoa Cotij
Estate Survey Fraud Case At London Court
A London court case cites Oakes v Wiggins as a land survey negligence dispute. The plaintiff alleges a surveyor overvalued Derplug Fen estate near Market Deeping, prompting a £14,975 advance and a costly miscalculation when rent dropped from 1,720 to about 480 per year. Experts dispute value, noting prior tenants and rapid price declines, while the court weighs negligence and liability. Damages sought totaled £6,000.
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Scaauert
Lincolnshire
Derplug Fenn
Balard Jones
Plaimilf
Jones
Mi 8
Wiggins
Bourne
Witnew
Lowa
John Mostop
Morgan
Activry
Oakes
Sergeant Pell
Hia Ctiant
Fen
George Ais
Diappe
Junes
Witness
Tafta
Will
Topham
Jonen
A. R. Jones
Tomning
Major General Sie 1. Toerews ce dereried by the Com. induder
A fragmented report notes Maj General Sie and local commissioners seeking redress over alleged misappropriation. It mentions a Royal signature asserting officers’ pecuniary claims, and a county Cork meeting to discuss an Address of Condolence to the late Queen.
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Majoe Jan
Weil
Ube Fathead
Adibeenes
Timarda
Lorda Kingston
Mount Cuafiol
Baadea
Buntry
Doneruite
Kingeborough
Carbery
Hare
Colthurst
County Cork
High Sherif
County Court House
Trade stagnation and a restless crowd at the wharf
The scene shows merchants gathering amid price pressures and credit churn as trade slows. Widespread unease spreads through the docks, with buyers and sellers weighing futures while ships at anchor reflect cautious activity and a grim mood in the market.
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Thare
Tabit
Clark
Wadardood
Akles
Paria
Trinidad
Abbe de Janson Returns from Holy Land Journey
The Abbe Forbin de Janson has returned to Paris after a voyage begun in 1817. He travelled through Tunis, Greece, Constantinople, Asia Minor, and Syria visiting Bethlehem Nazareth Jerusalem and the Jordan. He aided the religious guardians of holy places and pressed claims at the Sublime Porte against Greek Schismatics.
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Holy Land
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Tunis
Unil
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Greece
Constantinople
Asia
Minor
Scenta
St. Paul
Damascey
Mount Libanon
Munucheou
Bethlehem
Nazareth
Jerusalem
Jordan
Aelves
de Jaucon
Smyrna
Stisi
de Dauson
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