Report on Irish Fisheries bounty acts and progress
The commissioners describe the Irish Fisheries bounty system under the 59th George III act, detailing yearly increases in fishing employment from 1922 to 1822, and noting broader regional improvements. They highlight towns like Dungarvan, Kinsale, Westport, Galway, and the west coast gains, with vessels and men rising and fish processing expanding due to bounties and supportive funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treland
Meir
Tresland
Ireland
Trish
George the Third
Herias
Xalis
Stuly Hewitt Towseh Ohjort
Ivetas
Uie Lordwal
Lawlean Vialonon
Fiahing House
Dungarvan
Fiah
Dangarvan
Malood
Balit
Kinsale
Galway
Westport
Galery
London Tavern Committee
Board of Irish Fisheries
Daaa
Caliaut
Wespart
Flera
LAW INTELLIGENCE. PROHIBITION ON A CURATE SALARY RAISE
The case questions if a bishop may raise a curate salary without the incumbent's consent. The court ruled Parliament offers no power to raise stipends without resident incumbent consent, thus the prohibition stands. In Portsmouth matters, the court declined to compel removal of non resident aldermen, finding no sufficient public harm.
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Landon
Me Wetherell
Antipond
Paris
Cory
Bia Enente
Wethorail
Wetherell
Portsmouth
Scarlett
Marryweather
Portawouth
Erekine
Merryweather
Juather Islay
Fiotties
Turtier
Partienfar
Promotions in the British Cavalry Barracks Farewell Detachments
Early morning dispatches report detachments of the Toth Royal Hussars marching from Portobello barracks toward Connaught with subsequent units to follow. Promotions include Cornets and Captains rising by purchase or half pay exchanges across the 15th and 17th light dragoons, 4th foot, 6th dragoons, and related regiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toth Royal Hussars
Portobello
Connaught
Van-Orrreon
Ed Sry
Regiment of Dragoon Guards
John Osborn
Cornet
Payne
Dragoons
Henry ‘Thomas Lond Pelham
15Th Light Dragoona
James Sparrow
17Th Light Dragoons
Regiment of
Light Dragoons
Bint
Henry J. Warde
4Th Foot
Pringle
Lath
Lewis Shedden
Corttet
Lord Pelham
6Th Dragoons
Frederick Johnston
Henry Mund
Promotions in the army from half pay and purchase transfers
A lengthy list of officer promotions and appointments across multiple regiments including the 17th, 19th, and 24th Foot, Royal African, Bourbon, West India, and Royal Artillery. Names such as Graham, Ball, Bourke, De Courcy, Simcoe Baynes, Calder, Ewing, Dirom, Vander Meulen, and others are moved to ranks from lieutenant to captain, major, or beyond by purchase or seniority, with several retirements noted. Additional entries cover cadets, royal military college transfers, and the Royal Veteran Battalion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lat Resmont
Charler M‘combie
Oval
William Calder
Purchase
Bavinver
Alexander Graham
Font
Septiman Ffarrivon
Samuel Vignoles
Royal Artillery
James &al- Jivan
Charles Worhes
Craig
West India Regiment
John Ewing
Hughes
Alexander Dirom
Ewing
Charles Sturgeon
Vicr
Dirom
John Landon
Franklyn
Courtney Chambers
Ath Font
William George Hyton Joliffe
Bourbon Regiment
Henry Minchin
Foot
Vier Boileau
Royal Veteran Battalion
George EK. Thorolil
Royal Military College
Bagot
Chas
W. Zuhlele
Woodburn
J. Vander Meulen
Mackay
Donatua O'Brien
Vicr Vander Meulen
Archibald
Henry Salmon
Samuel Walter Lacy
Charles Clark
Longmead
George Reeves
Splaine
George Johnstone
Myers
Eddo
Thomas Craig
24Th Foot
William Jlill
6Th West India Regt
David Joly
Wm. Ross
39Th Foot
William M' Vicar
Thomas Henry
John George Griffiths
Henry W William Wigmore
Sparks
James Henry
Holland Lecky M‘ghee
36Th Foot
and Rotart Robert Hughes
Edward Charles Soden
William Annesley Conran
Frederick Glover
1St Foot
John M‘donnell
Wetherell
Robert Grey
John Jenson
William Lardner
M'Vicas
Alexander Tomking
Henry
Ceylon Regiment
John Emslie
John Henry Levis
Royal African Colonial Corps
Alexander Maclean Fraser
Rohert Erskine
John Henry Greetham
Eusiand Thompson Herwick
76Th Foot
Ensen Hugh Patterson
75Th Foot
Charles Montague Burrows
Star Oot
Scrouel Brandrat Boilean
Stat Foot
John Ea
Hause Taall Rtaff
Frederick Fenton
Iier Hoapital
Ferguson
Office of Ordnance
London Female Fashions and Elegant Dress Trends
A detailed survey of contemporary fashion in London detailing lavender corsages, blue and pink gowns, Leghorn bonnets, veils, and silk trims. Notes emphasize simple cartons, pelerine busts, rosettes, and lace with net carriage pelisses, plus common fabrics like muslin and crepe, and accessories such as pearls, topaz, and eyeglasses. Fashions favor lighter scarfs for walking and varied sleeve fullness with puffings and trimmings.
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Naples
Transparent Road
Pany Saily
Mustin
Banis
India
Onic
Tipper Backville-street
Henry Kibert Carden, Dart
Edward
Kgeginbotham
Artan-street
Colon
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West and Sons of Ireland
Beutler End
Muitail
Dave Car
LAW Intelligence
London
Dublin
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