Proposals sought for Kilmainham Infantry Barrack Dublin 1810
Notice from Barrack Office Dublin invites proposals by February 17 1810 for building an Infantry Barrack at Kilmainham near Dublin. Plans specifications and security requirements available daily from 11 to 4. Proposers must be experienced builders and provide two joined sureties.
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Freeman
Caher
Moperary
Buytevan
Cork
John Hughes
N.B
Dublin
Wajor-General Freeman
Kilmainham
Plana
Dustin
Ireland
Dub- Hing
Post Office Notice On Free Circulation Of Newspapers
General Post Office announces authorized officers who may circulate British and Irish newspapers free of postage. Named officials include Sir J Laws, E S Less, Miriam Duxuuvy, William Jouxston, Parmex Toseso. Duan January 17 1810. By Command Edw and Lef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duan
J. Laws
E. S. Less
Miriam Duxuuvy
William Jouxston
Parmex Toseso
Penny Post Office seeks receiving houses in City streets
The Richt Hon post masters general announce a plan to establish Penny Post receiving houses within four miles of the General Post Office and across many city streets and nearby areas. Applicants must submit by February 28 with security of two hundred pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Letster
Lands of Gortaguill Let in 19 Years Near Belturbet
County Cavan property of Vincent Beatrr Esq offered for letting for nineteen years from May 1 next in divisions from 16 to 40 acres totaling 128 acres. Located on the Belturbet to Ballyconnell road within three miles from Belturbet and five miles from Killesandra. Subdivisions numbered and shown by Bryan Sheridan on the grounds. Proposals in writing to Rev Richard Foster of Clones. N B None but persons of character need apply. Clones Jan 5 1810.
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Cavan
Gortaguill
Vincent Beatrr
Belturbet
Ballyconnel
Cacti
Killesandra
Bryan Sheridan
Richard Foster
Clones
N. B
Dublin Castle Levee and Royal Birthday Events
The Dublin Journal notes a levee at the Castle in February with a drawing room on the Sth of February and a celebration of the Queen's Birthday on Thursday evening February 22 featuring an ode a ball and supper. Ladies wishing to dance must send names a week prior. The Lord Lieutenant and the Duchess of Richmond will attend the ball at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess of Richmond
Suppression of Mutiny in East India Company Service
The Chester and Holyhead Mails report the suppression of a mutiny among East India Company officers. The 25th Light Dragoons and a regiment of Native Cavalry restored order, with Captain Mackinjohn wounded and captured. Official notices praise the successful officers. private accounts name no further culprits. Parliament divisions favor ministers. Grenville links Catholic veto to Bishop appointments. Foreign letters show French turmoil after seizures and conscription. Westminster observers debate attendance at sessions while awaiting division results.
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Chester
Holyhead
East India Company
25Th Light’ Dragoons
British India
Bengal
Mackin‘Josn
Legion
Barcelona
Drawing room scene in Dublin Duchess season notice crowd
Thursday night Grace the Duchess of Richmond hosted the first drawing room of the season in Ireland. Over four hundred attendees included Flor Grace the Duchess of Gordon and many peers. Royal appointees and prominent figures were presented, with ships movements and local news interwoven along with political notes from Dublin and Cork.
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Duchess of Richmond
Flor Grace
Duchess of Gordon
Jiady Mary Lenox
Countess of
Aldborough
Earl
Countess of Mayo
Castlecoote
Tarah
Ashtown
Louth
Dublin
Cleaver
Martha Keatinge
Mary Knox
Cecilia Brabazon
Countess Clancarty
E. ‘French
Cecilia Latouche
Ann Whaley
Howard
Jane Lofty
E. Douglas
Cuffes
Viscountess Monck
O'Grady
Mary Saurin
and Hits, Cavendish
Kildare
Lindsay
Gore
Crofton
Miss Maxwell
Ireland
Mary Laurin
S. Douglas
Earl of Dunmore
Misa Cleaver
Trant
Earl of Clare
Napier
Louisa Conolly
Sir Booth
Lady Booth, Gore
Brereton
Johnson
Heyland
Ready
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Dundalk
Jocelyn
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Grafton-street
Black-Rock
John Lefs
William Armit
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Westmeath
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Cove
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