The Chester Mail on Politics and Public Debt
The Chester Mail discusses the party divide between Ministry and Opposition, noting leaders in flux and the public’s indifference to individuals. It warns finances exceed income, debates debt reduction or retrenchment, and urges liberal, firm measures aligned with the Kingdom’s laws rather than party interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powsons
Georax Gavernin
Widte
Torevest
Evirus
Ashton
Hazard
Trial of Trespass Case with Criminal Conversation Claim
Fragmented court report describes an action of trespass for criminal conversation with a wife. Special jurors listed include George Thompayn and John Pepper. Damages sought are THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. Witnesses for plaintiff enumerate Andréw Browne James Silk and others. Court adjourned with defence to be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbury
Galthy
Cuart
George Thompayn
John Pepper
John O'Neill
John George
Wm. Snell Magee
George Carleton
Alex, Shaw
Himphry Minchin
John Orr
Edward Clibbornie
Andréw Browne
Jobin Burke
P. J. Burke
Roderick O’connor
Daniel McNevin
Robert Gore
Turf Club
Rotunda Gardens Displays Glamour and Fashion Nightly
A Monday evening display at Rotunda Gardens drew high society attendees including Lady Longford, Lady Forbes and Miss Forbes, Miss Loftus, Mrs and Miss Avery, Mrs Toler, Mrs Rich and Miss OConnor, Mrs Magan, Miss Seyrulde, Mrs Suey, Mrs Gore, Mrs Meade Oghr, Mrs Hamilton and others, amid military displays and promenading crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotunda
Petropolis
Lady Longford
Miss Forbes
Jane Loftus
Avery
Toler
Rich
Ffi
M. O'Connor
Magan
Seyrulde
Suey
Mra Gore
Paving Board Responds To City Queries On Stone Imports
A Dublin reader letter from July 1827 explains that the paving board imports for footways come from Yorkshire, not Scotland, and discusses cost per foot, durability, and the preference for Yorkshire stones over Dublin mountain quarries. The letter defends employment of Irish labor and disputes accusations of Scotch dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. &. Post
Scotland
Yorkshire
Dublin
Paving Corporation
Kilgobbin
Roth Yorkshire
Nou Aleo
Essex Bridge
Balldat Tuard
Atilheman
ScorLand
Ineva
A.B
Indisposition of Mr Ponsonby Reported in London
A dramatic notice reports Mr Ponsonby improving since Friday with use of his left hand, while conditions worsen for the Bulletic. Drs Baillie and Warren attend amid a weather influence, praising his public and private virtues as hope rises for a favourable outcome. Cards at his house exceed a thousand in four days. Ulster Synod business and parish relief sums granted by the Lord Lieutenant are noted alongside bequests to Sick and Indigent Room-Keepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponsonby
Pomsanby
Pongonby
Morning Chronicle
General Synod
Ulster
John Barnett
Bruce
Hie Byaciteey
Pacishen
Via
Killalag
George Hastings
O'Gonnillve
W.C. Pardon
Fay
James Martin
Mystery Fragments From A Dublin Page
Fragmented OCR text hints at stray names and places in Ireland. Mentions Malahide Lambay Island and a Rambling social scene with amusements including shooting and boating. Exact events and dates remain unclear due to garbled wording.
Waterford Poor Funds Aid and Local Crimes Report
Provincial intelligence from Waranrona and Waterford July 7 notes Viscount Cremorne sending twenty guineas to the Waterford Poor Fund and a large demand for wheaten whole meals at four pence per loaf. James Dillon Moses Tinwless and Michael Foley are jailed for forging notes and possessing forged notes. A foundling Jane ONeil, born June 25, 1847, is recorded. Burglaries on Nelson Street include a house robbed and later plundering of meat and clothing. A deception case involves a woman posing as a soldier’s wife seeking burial funds and coffers, revealing widespread charity-imposture risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waranrona
Viscount Cremorne
Waterford
Waterford Mirror
Adom
Bevener
Nelsonstreet
Nelson Atreet
Belfast News
Dundalk
Harvest Market Notes Show Bountiful Crops and Price Shifts
A Dublin and surrounding markets report a surge in oat and oat meal supplies with notable price drops. Potatoes show strong arrivals with rising quality, while wheat, barley, and hay present a healthy, abundant harvest across regions. Prices for oats and oatmeal fall. butter and potatoes command varied rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Inzland
Surao
Ghd
Thdperstone
Newry
Gars
Robert Thomson
Ravensdale
Lucy
Edinburgh Courant
Beth Duchay
Lapland
Asurty
Gatloway -Courter
Egypt
Ao Apriculturist
Annandale
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Chester Mail
Mark Browne
Cmtur
Plaintiff's
Roger Byrne
James Silk
Mary Keogh
Hynes
Brenan
de Jplaintift
Mr. Rosborough
Claritable Society For Relief of
R. Kenrick
John Desprey
Tomas
Tote
Supceddorto
Jas Arivale
Ace Elaine Neti
Emiasiaton
W. Talbot
Malahide Canto
Pila
Lambay Jeland
England
Bueny
Jeny
Ase Barron
Nogwien
Odr
Kent
Swansea
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