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Seminary Notice and Insolvency Proceedings 1817
The document announces Mrs Lawler opening a day seminary at No 3 Morand Street with a course in languages history geography writing arithmetic and music drawing and dancing with fees for the first thirty pupils and later rates. It also records insolvency petitions and a court hearing in Limerick with declarations of readiness to be examined regarding creditors and related notices, including donor acknowledgments and trust items. The text includes a penitentiary proclamation about pardoning deserters and government postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feinaiglian. Bystem
Lawler
Feinaiglity
Paorewon von Fein Aiane
Morand Street
North Cape Street
Gardiner-street
Gen- Witemen
Fcc. &C.arms
Mr. Maguire
Monser
Pierre
Anril
Ireland
Colum
Limerick
Metane
William Scollard
David Barry
County Limerick
Hugh Hamill
William Furlong
Oll Abbey
George Morgan
Philip Danaher
Maurice Danaher
Richart Burke
Wro- Wam
Michael Man
Jal Conway
John O'Briet
Mavin Bazar
Pec? Rich, Walington
Warner Phipps
Sec
Amaton Com- Paw
Aesidw
London
Acta
Ansion Company
Mit Im Equity
Acre
Perenne
Achemen
Equitable Society
Douba
Perioos
Equitable
Peter
John
Dublin
The
United Brethren
Bishopa ' Hieregt
James Joctson
Jaen Dine
Apngieto Sreet
Peter Jiniweststreet
Richard Willam Osborne
Atreet
Law Ministers
Jowel Linfoed
Revex-straet
Tigin Bishop-street
Ing
Michael Spruriam
Selo Asignee
Cumbérland-oteret
Whitworth
Prince Regent
Kingdom of
Great Britain
Erelap
Trebag
United Kingdom