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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jul 05, 1817

Page

3

Mortgage sale notice for lands in Barony of Ken and Queen

A legal notice in a Dublin court of session announces a public sale by auction to satisfy a decree. The lands described cover about 127 acres with river Barrow running through, located near Knockhegg, in the Barony of Ken and Queen. The sale is set for a future date at One o’ clock in the afternoon at the vendor’s office on Rams Quay, Dublin. The advertisement references a case involving Thomas Pleasante and William Pleasants, among others, against Lady Mortar and others.

Cauyp T. i rhenns-Quay Dublin Knockhegg Ken Drotidian J. Jones Lake OF Killarney John Jones Portarlington R. L. Edgewens F.R M. Rja C. Gc Philip Doddridge James Hervey Jones Doddridge John Mason Water Stratford County of Bucks Frice St. Mary's Church Kilkenny John M'Qoonell Peter Roe St. Mary's C. Kilkenny Jones's Dewsbury Yorkshire J. Buckworth Cottage Magazine Plain Christian's John Hoyland Schact Grisigs Auchor Svo W. Acexanpisu Castlegate York Jonny Jones South Great George's Street Darrow and Co London

Tragedy of King Richard Ed and new time standard

An old notice describes a public tragedy and introduces a novel metronome like Time Preceptor. It extols its use in military drill and music, noting pendulum lengths and demonstrations by a nine year old daughter. Manufactured in Dublin and sold in music shops.

Richard Evan Chancellor Patens Brahe Logler Toba Stevenson Cogan Aes &c. &c Four Vete Dublin

Linen Drapery Warehouse Opens By Noble Linen Trader

WIOLEJALE AND NETATL LINEN DRAPERY WAREHOUSE announces a new warehouse at No 27 Pame-street near George's-street for linen drapery goods. PPWARD WOLFENDEN promotes vast reductions on goods from respected manufacturers with regular North supply, offering unexampled ready money materials. Great encouragement extended to wholesale purchasers.

Wiolejale Netatl Pame-street George’s-street Ppward Wolfenden Qoema N. B George’s Street Dublin Ireland Russia Russa

Printing Office Seeks Overseer for Dublin Shop

An 1817 notice seeks a reliable man to oversee a Dublin printing office duties from dawn to evening. Responsibilities include reading proofs revising and pressing works maintaining order among staff and apprentices. The position highlights modern hot press printing and emphasizes fostering literary patronage.

James South Great George's

Police contract notices and religious appeal from 1857

The document lists charitable appeals and police supply bids from 1857. It includes a sermon exhortation by Reverend Doctor and Reverend Mye, urging support for a workhouse or asylum, and then shifts to a formal call for proposals by the Head Office of Police dated June 27 1817 seeking Irish manufactured clothing and headgear for city and country patrols with pattern viewing times and contact details.

Police Ditta C. Tod

Relief of distressed Poor Subscription in 1817 London

At Mansion House on 20 June 1817 a largely attended meeting chaired by the Lord Mayor approved a third subscription for poor relief. Lord Lieutenant and Lord Chancellor pledged substantial contributions, with many named donors including Lord Whitworth, Lord Langford, and others. Subscriptions totaling hundreds to thousands of pounds were recorded, and funds were to be received at the Bank of England.

van Unanimouscy Beantyrp Charles Earl Whitworth Mare Bloxham Sheriffa W Gregory Eagg B. B. Baker Bart L. Cromhwaite Arthur Scanley and Co Esqee M. Lucas and Co Esqr Solicitor«General Mewrs Blackwood Bellingham and Lang Dudge John Kingston James Ao Richard. Pearce Eayre Thomas Goll Ieee Iit Mr. W Devilan Thompeon Toe Toe Ditt, Ogere Ieelbod Tereiek Mr. Dela Dino Woo Famer Lemblere Iga Meare Finlay J. Roche R. Shaw L. Donovan Gonolly James and Henry Pectin George Browne John Browne Viscount Newcomen Joeph Higginen London Robert Burrowes de Courcy James M'Call C. Ormsby Crampton Thomas Lockwood Colonel Carey W. Darley Arch Hawkesley John Stamper Thomas Christmas Molesworth Greene Richard Cave Rolla C. Hawthorne James Varne the Hope Assurance Company P. Hayes John Hutton Lane Nathaniel Callwell Robert Powell Thos D. H. Sherrard W. Dawron Doctor Renny George Milner James Garrett Michael Harris Hamden Evans Esq Johnston Sarah Anne Ees Ada Ag Charles Benton William Harner Ball Plunker Doyne G. Cunack Sankey Thomas P. Gaskell Walter Proser Watson Watson and Law Joseph Goff Robert Hall Thomas Ball Hawthorpe Thomas Clarke Leland Crosthwaite T.M. Winstan Y Mathew Franks Richard Maunsell Hariet Daly Royal Exchange Insurance Company John Smith W. C. Plunkett Additto Robert Wynne George Richard Palmers John Linyd Mises Plunkett Ely Court of King's Bench Lacy Home Bar Percival Henry Ttamiltea Messrs Latnuche Wm. Knott Mestis Richard John William Fon Strettle Ditin Mears Joseph John Atkinson George Beckwith Jaby Charles Lyone Richard Kane and Co G. F. Brooke Rowley Creo. Ancwer Bank of Robert Shae and Co Asgra

Advert for a uterine tonic and constitutional remedy

The text presents a patent medicine claim targeting a wide range of affections linked to "Impurity of Blood" and debility. It asserts the remedy’s safety and broad suitability, claiming mild, safe, and expeditious effects without dietary restrictions or lifestyle privations. It emphasizes suitability for all ages and both sexes, focusing on restoring health and happiness.

Insolvent Notices in Ireland Court Proceedings 1817

Notice that petitions and schedules have been filed in Ireland's Court of Exchequer seeking discharge from custody and creditors under multiple insolvency acts. The matter, to be heard by the Master and Judges at Limerick on July 26, 1817, lists numerous creditors and implicated parties across Limerick, Clare, and Kerry.

Ireland Alaine Manner Limerick John Hentucy County of Limerick Michael Baker John Walsh City of Limerick John Fite Gibbon John Greaves Wiliam Healgan Michael Scanlan Thomas Oden George Airy John Humphreys John Graddy Cornelius Graddy Patrick Doudon Maurice Falahee John Sheehy Margarrt Flanagan Timothy Quaid James Knright George Huh Timothy Connell Thomas O' Brien Samuel Jeske Ealward Lloyd Michael Crestin John Coa Catherine Guir Joan Hewsrud William Sheppard Erocer Jamge Marie Ballyhigreen County Limerick Ceyother Patrick Sheahm Jonas Morris Michael King Stephen Byrum Goggin Davwl Geary Lingerick Seritch Thomas Srudart Kilrush County Clare Michael Concellor Clare Said Luke Littleton Six-Mile Bridge Thomas Morrin Ballylangford Thomas M‘donough Eugene M.carchy Liseleon Eves James McSariia Gortnaskeha Kerry William O'Leary Traive Micharl Banea Lyddon Bolton and Co Meters Duffy and Co Jambagy and Co Ferrier Pollock and Co Mesera Lyndall Lewis Mere Ronard Francis Bell Bowling Wallsr and Co Bryan Murphy Mears Nuno and Co George Bell Thomas Dean James McAuly Michael Murphy Collier Wrights Messe George Young Luna Cay Dublin John, James Rubert Hogan Maron Honan William Creagh Vheors Chaucer Edward Cotter Cty Thomas Lyon and Co Win Ryan Henry Franks Francie Hynes Modunes Wicomie Martin Robert Carr Mensra Carralla Morgan and Reeves Daniel Crowe James Daly Mora Thomas Walker and Willian Thomas Wire John Cummin Lone Cork Janes Morrisson Mary Eme Va Harding Landy Samuel Leake He Gunty F.overick

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