Dublin mining firm calls signing of deed by February
The Directors of Mining Company GF Ireland at Lewer Ormond Quay Dublin announce that by the 65th Resolution a deed has been prepared for signature at the company office. Dublin residents within five miles must sign by February next and farther Ireland by March else shares may be disposed of to repay deposits after expenses. Books open for transfer with six pence per share fee. By order, Richard Purdy, Sec.
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Ireland
Lewer Ormond-Quay
Dublin
Tath
Nevier
Royal Exchange
Seth Resolution Nf
Sherer
Nichard Purdy
Johnston and Co Agents for UK Ireland Newspapers
J K Johnston and Co of Dublin announce supply and subscription services for Town and Country, London, Dublin, Edinburgh, and provincial newspapers in Britain and Ireland. They act as agents for Galignani's Messenger in Paris and offer advertising and article placement across French and continental outlets, highlighting broad circulation and low cost.
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J. K. Joanston
Axp CO
Aden Quay
Lower Raukville-Street
Dublin
London
Edinburgh
Great Britain
Ireland
United Kingdom
K. Johnston
Sheffield plated ware sale dissolves partnership
Between Joan Warson Pass and Co one of the noted Sheffield houses, their entire stock of general department items in Piratzpan has been consigned to Jacon Wast No 9 Capel Street. The partners dispute what articles of the same quality have previously been offered to the public as part of a dissolution of partnership.
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Joan Warson Pass and Co
Sheffield
Piratzpan
Jacon Wast
Capel-Street
Equity Exchequer Sale of Limerick Ground Plot
Public sale under a decree of Ireland's Exchequer Court to auction a plot of land in the South Liberties of Limerick with houses and improvements for a 100 year term. Dated 1924 11 23. Adjourned to January 28 next at Windsy clock noon. contact Plaintiff's attorney Mr Wu Woonsorth No 19 Ely Space Dublin for rentroll and further details.
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His Majesty
S Court of Exchequer
Ireland
Thenn's Quay
Dublin
William
Limerick
Jane Short
A. R. Blake
C. BR
Windsy
C.R
Wu. Woonsorrh
Ely
Space
Gusannat Fowis
John Mitchell
Jemtye
Allmay Chambery
Inn’s Quay
Booth Prior
C. R
Wu. Poonsorra
Elyplace
Mary Ward Plaintié and Property Auction in Limerick
Legal notices from the Exchequer Court of Ireland include a bid auction on Booth Prior's Land in Limerick for a remaining term of 100 years, dated December 14, 1891. Also listed are insolvency petitions and Irish Bankruptcy Calendar items with dates in January 1824 and notices of other financial proceedings.
London Cent 4 in op misread term created
In Monday's London paper a last line about Lord Newcomen's Bank misprinted caneed for created. The report notes the error in the article text and clarifies the intended meaning regarding the bank's origin or foundation.
Dublin Journal notes on European affairs and British policy
The Dublin Journal reports a London dispatch showing cautious French reactions to England in South American trade expansion and a calm view toward peace. It notes royal orders for Irish deployment, the 10th Hussars to England, and the Duke of Wellington’s imminent Irish visit for unspecified business.
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South America
England
Lord Liverpool
Mr Canning
Corporation of
Bristol
Royal Blues
Ireland
10Th Hussars
Regt
Life Guards
Windsor
Regent's Park
Duke of Wellington
London
M. JeBald
Markets Rise and Fall as South American Shares Draw Attention
The funds market shows persistent volatility with a half to one percent decline amid speculation on lenders and a shift of capital into South American mining shares. Foreign markets pulse on South American bonds, while Treasures and Consols trade near prior levels as traders weigh potential French Austrian negotiations and market reactions.
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Lowpow
Barunnar Nionr
Conceguente
France
Austria
South American
Republica
India
Buenos Ayres Scrip
Brasil
Ditto New
Ditto
Scrip
Brighton Society Notes and a Poison Rescue Instrument
Monday's Mail reports Sir Charles Stuart may travel to Brazil on a Special Mission. The Duke of York visits Lord Palmerston, with other aristocrats leaving Royal York Hotel. A Brighton arsenic poisoning case is treated with a stomach pump, credited to new instrument use, saving the young man.
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Sir Charles Stuart
Ona
Brazil
Couriar
Marchioness
Downshire
Heronesa Gandys
Mary
Lord Augustus Hill
Royal York
Marchioneas
Augustine
Earl of Glengall
Tuk Stowaca
Brighton
Brest
Finnary
North-atreet
Blight
Pitman
London
Baker
West-street
Myr Blacker
Afr
Roberta
Doctrinal debate on tradition and revelation unfolds
The letter from Robert Daly argues that unwritten tradition cannot be accepted as divine revelation without clear evidence from Christ or the Apostles. He contrasts this with written scripture, critiques Milner and Jewish tradition, and urges Rev. William Clowry to rely on the Bible rather than oral tradition.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Apostles
Dr. Milner
Malito
Eitner
Ignatius
Clemena
Tertullian
Mount Sinai
God
Moses
Jehuda
Sochanan
Milner
Ireus
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Jerae
Bey
Peter
Musea
Maser
Feripare
Exphlu
P. Soul
Paul
Thessalonica
Jehova
Jesus
Planta
Roman Catholica
Mary
Mount
Robert Daly
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