Mastership and Public Appointment Notice at Morrinmead
A dated notice from December 1410 advertises a mastership appointment pending election by a governing body. It requests applications and qualifications for a chair at a university, with a twenty one year term and a rent or lease details. Interested parties must contact Mr Har r Keywater at the King's Hospital in Dublin before the stated deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leiter
Harr
Keywater
King’s Hospital
Oxmantown
Dublin
Notice to Doracin Journal readers on timely delivery
The office reports complaints from Gentlemen preferring the Doracin Journal over Morning Papers. It announces ordered delivery options by year, quarter, or month at Perry Post range and instructs readers to seal orders at the office or with the master road clerk at the General Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doracin Journal
Propriet
Perry Post
Dornin
Taran
General Post Office
Elegant Furnished Lodgings For Gentlemen In Sackville Street
The Dubley Journal advertises elegant furnished lodgings seven LeV, near Sackville Street in a private family setting with no other lodgers. A single lady or gentleman or married couple without children preferred. Vera from Principals left at the Printer's addressed to 4 L. will be attended to. There is also news of Windsor health hopes for the king with prayers for long life and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Pirda
le F Bopgcha
Tesa
Fea
Hye Pooenen
Deerars
Amceedheg
Drasiee Smatt
Selena
Catlene Uadlitin
A.courrs
Flegant
Sackville Breet
Chester
Windsor
Rebellion Suppressed in Constantinople Janissaries
New reports from Namburgh Papers recount a dreadful insurrection of the janissaries in Constantinople. The Cland Seigour gathered a large force to attack in the streets, and after several bloody conflicts the rebels were defeated with about 18000 killed. The writer urges the Grand Seignor to abolish a force long formidable to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namburgh
Constantinople
Outrage and Attacks Reported in Toscivans and Wexford
A sequence of depredations targets private property in Toscivans and near Marlfeld with trees cut and shots fired after authorities ads for punishment. Wexford militia escorting a deer returned home to an armed mob. three attackers mortally wounded. Charges include roving and assault. rewards offered for villains in Ballagany and Cottage areas.
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Flinnerry
Wexford
Fermoy
Cogheen
Sir Richdines
Burghe
John Brien
Wm, Maher
Robert Morris
John Muchaby
Olver Latham
William Corcoran
Corcoran
Appearange
Caresate
Ballagany
Childerhorse
Eny
Chilverhorse
Tellows
Patrick's Well
Lim
Caron
Address on the Prince of Wales and Loyal Men in Ireland
Common Council debate follows on whether to present an Address to the Prince of Wales and Regency. The motion splits opinions as supporters praise the Regent and opponents argue timing and loyalty. Resolutions express thanks to Lord Wellington and Field-Marshal Beresford for victories and discipline in Spain, Portugal, and allied theatres. The assembly closes after routine business.
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Common Council
Craven
Prince of Wales
Grrranp
Ireland
Haveing
Girgako
Lord Wellington
Spain
Portugal
Lord Weillington
Win
Carl Beresford
Murder Near Crusheen Shocks Ennis Neighborhood
A murder near Crusheen six miles from Ennis, James O'Brien slain by hidden assailants who severed his head after a shot from a musket. An inquest returns a verdict of wilful murder against unknown persons. Also reported are robberies near Newcastle and a mail office theft involving John Kenedy and stolen silverware.
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Ennis
Crusheen
James O'Brien
Thomas Levers
Limmacs
Geraghty
Newcastle
Royal Mail
Alderman Watson
John Kendy
Kenedy
Saudi Cork Regiment
Parliament Opens by Commission in Painted Chamber
A message to the Commons sought a conference on opening Parliament by Commission. The Commons appointed a Conference Committee and prepared to meet their Lords in the Painted Chamber. Lords Westmorland Mount Edgecumbe Liverpool Glandere the Bishop of Killala Lords Napier Walsingham to manage the conference. Adjourned until tomorrow when Parliament will be opened by Commission. Lords summoned to robes tomorrow.
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House OF Lores
Comes
Rape
House
Commons
Westmorland
Mount Edgecumbe
Liverpool
Glandere
Killala
Napier
Walsingham, &c
London petition against Regent restrictions in Commons
The House of Commons debated the Regent’s powers with a petition from the Livery of London read and ordered to lie on the table. Members moved that a Lords-approved Commission under the Great Seal open the Parliament session, amid arguments on legality and royal authority. The resolution passed and a conference with the Lords was set for the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Alderman Coomne
London
Lords
Commons
James Stewart
Serjeant At Arms
Messrs
H. Hamilton
C. Saville
Rebt
Martin
James Daly
Archdale
H. French
G. F. Hill
Ede
Committee du
House of Lords
Suenipan
Lord Grenville
Sheridan
Prince of Wales
Trenty Vail
Charles
Lord Thurtow
Lord Eldon
Cuaxcuiion
Excnequar
Thomas Tuarsy
Lisbon and Lisbon letters on Portugal war events
Letters from Lisbon Lussex and the Cormorant discuss reinforcements to Portugal, possible British retreat to Torres Vedras, and spy discoveries by Massena. Reports note no fighting, Portuguese troops ready to engage, and 2500 sailors and marines to man fortifications. Gibraltar letters note no new epidemics and arrivals of transports with French deserters under quarantine.
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Lisbon
Sistus
Portugal
Lisson
Torres Vedras
Lord Wellington
France
Drouet
Salamianca
Lussex
Massena
England
Tagus
Morra
Scatt
Alsoug
Cascala
Gibraltar
Bay
Mahon
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Dubley Journal
Helen
Imperial Parliament
Mondat
Windsor Castle
Usus
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