Exhibition of Pictures Shows Taste for Polished Society
An art exhibition under Royal patronage closes with modest display but reveals a strong taste for refined culture. The review condemns absent aristocrats who neglect national progress, and lists contributors and exhibited artists, while noting the broader social issues in Ireland. The piece also covers a divorce case Trelawney versus Trelawney detailing adultery by Mrs. Trelawney with Captain Coleman and the legal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Dad
Earl of
Richard Power
John Dunn
Mark Byrne
Charles W. Williams
Nobert Lalogehe
J. C. Seymour
O Chas, Cobbe
Tere ‘Abn Boyd
Kana Abes Selneies
Tury Maniog
Key
Foun C. Grave
Richard Cave, Esq
Mr. Anthony
Commons
Loxpon
Jonn
Trelawney
L'Relawney
Death notices from Cork and Limerick obituaries
Deaths reported Monday evening in Cork at Sundays Well Catherine Hala widow of Dr Hantan Blackpool and Mrs Cotier wife of Rev J B Cotter Vicar ofhat Parish Springfield county Limerick the Right Honourable Robert Tilson Lord Tecra Mackerry Governor Custos Botuloren and head of the county Limerick Militia aged 72, with brief notices of their titles and statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Catherine Hala
Hantan
Blackpool
al Castiemaguer
Cotier
J. RB. Cotter
Springfield
Limerick
Robert Tilson
Tecra Mackerry
Custos Botuloren
Blowel
County Limerick
Fever Hospitals Act Sparks Irish Fever Relief Plan
A 19th century act proposes establishing fever hospitals across Ireland to combat infectious fevers. It details creation of corporations in each county or city, including archbishops, MPs, justices, sheriffs, and city officials, to govern operations and relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fnir
Ireland
Rimi
Veland
Hishop
Justices of the Peace
Ireland Act text on county corporations and fever hospitals
The document details creation of county, city, and town corporations in Ireland with power to hold meetings, elect officers, acquire lands up to five hundred pounds annual value, establish fever hospitals, fever boards, dispensaries, and houses of industry, and raise funds via grand juries and subscriptions. It covers governance, appointments, financial controls, and emergency health measures with strict provisions for oversight and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Oncy
Dublin
Ily
Ireland
Orestiie
Pachanwat
Sail
Charles
Cerry Suet Hospital
Euil
Court of Chancery
Court of Exchequer
Irelands
Dun
Mency
Amber
Grand Jury
Aneh
Keyes Hospital
Tebuilding
Uy Meyer Hospital
Towshall
Accity
Hussen
Lidustry
Acity
Towanta
Leland
Board of Health
Liekuul
Lielvod
Weity
Board of Health powers and penalties under the act
The text outlines penalties for resisting the board of health and details powers to establish fever hospitals, relocate infected persons, and require weekly reports to the Lord Lieutenant. It allows removal of infectious individuals to designated facilities, with whistleblower reports and possible cessation of powers when deemed unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Els Finn
Esse
Auch
Ireland
Tejon
Rand
Turner
Acton
Dublin tinting for Postcards at Ipsir OfBee era
A fragmented Dublin item notes tinting actions for a local postal or shop event dated around the mid century. It mentions Ibsir OfBee and Pals WieDlatrecel in a terse fragmentary manner with unclear scope or participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Pxoestarons
Ibsir
Pals WieDlatrecel
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Dublig
Baris
Cork Wey
Orogleda
Clare
Waterford
Newry
Sahnie Wee
Rowe
Reina
Dutta Shadwe
Newport
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