Insolvent Debtors Relief Petitions Filed in Exchequer
Notice that multiple insolvency petitions and schedules have been presented in the Exchequer Court of Ireland under acts from the 53rd to 55th years of the king’s reign. Names include Arthur M Carter Joan Fahon Andrew Cooter and many creditors across Tyrone Donegal and neighboring counties. The petitions seek discharge from creditor demands and specify readiness to abide by court conduct. Dated July 1919 in Creagh Gaol.
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Mascats
Petes
Breigns
Andrian
Aste
Omagh
Forone
Arthur M Carter
Joan
Fahon
Andrew Cooter
Creagh Gaol
Longford Heyland
Thomas Thann
L. M'finegan
James
M‘keraghgnn
M'Cmory
Thomes Wilkigeon
John Summerville
A. Johnston
James Moore
M'Cigings
Johynston
Sen. John, Orr
Robert Anderson
John Lite
Joseph Love
John Cunningham
Charles Spott
Hugh and
Jamia Johnston
William Hornsidy
Willie M.creery
Charley Crignan
George Smith
Hugh Feary
Owen Shaughan
Patrick Cunninghart
Datel Main
Charles M Cromin
Henry Giver
County Tyrone
John ‘Galbraith
County
Donegal
Thomaas Boil
County Down
Willan
Joh Aldorn
Back- Jane
John Hackett
Earl of Blerlogton
Andrew Cooper
Joh Mahon
Andrew i Cooper
Court of Exchequer
Freland
Perth
Ireland
Dack
James Johnston
Joan Beatty
The Lone Chancellor Speaks on Scotch Court Ruling
The Lord Chancellor addressed their Lordships to reverse the judgment of the Scotch Court. He spoke at length urging reconsideration, noting the case’s broad implications for the Scotch Courts and the administration of justice. Several bills including Insolvent Debtors and Excise Duties were read a third time and passed, with the Poor Laws Bill committed pro forma to be read a third time next Monday.
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Bala
Sacuson
Innis
Irish Court of Chancery
Military promotions and exchanges in the British Army
War Office notices list multiple officer promotions and exchanges across the 5th Dragoon Guards 11th Light Dragoons 63rd and 91st Foot Rifles Royal Marines and other units with half pay to full rank transfers and warrants dated July 9 1819. Several officers move by exchange or purchase including Lieuts Richards Plunkett Buchan Barker and Martindale and Capt Creighton to captaincies with accompanying pay differences.
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London
War- Office
Dragoon Guards
Henry Hunter
Jight
W. Nunn Richards
Light Dragoons
Robert Mare
Vie Chambers
Zia Ditto
T. F. Cowderay
A. Buchan
Foot
HH. Barker
Rife Brigade
R. Hf
J. P. Gaiedner
Royal Star Corps
The Cursies Arrive and Gibraltar Inquiry Proceeds
The Dublin Journal reports on the Cursies and a controversial affair involving officers of the 64th Regiment and the Erie sloop of war. Commodore Stewart leads a strict investigation in Naples and Gibraltar, seeking accountability and to prevent future duels on neutral ground. The Gibraltar governor supports measured action as inquiries begin.
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Dustin JeuxNat
Garricon
64T
London
United States
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Stewant
Naples
64Th Regiment
Erie
Géth
Gibralter
Taz Dustid Jounwan
Late Aggregate Meeting in a Violent Irish Debate
An article from a late aggregate meeting of Catholics in Ireland criticizes Dublin agitators for mismanaging emancipation efforts. It argues that a few agitators seek ephemeral notoriety, inflame the middle classes, and threaten unrest while Catholics should pursue steady, moderate conduct to avoid further exclusion from constitutional rights. The piece cites Lord Fingall and other respectable figures and urges readers to oppose efforts that harm the Catholic cause.
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Edinburgh
St. Mary’s-lane Chapel
Lord Finnan
Qwan O'Connor
Ireland
Dublin
Lord Fingall
Duablin
Fragmented Political Rhetoric Amid Public Debate
A garbled account hints at political tensions and party criticism. It references Catholics, moderating leaders, and committees such as Bénoite, with claims of decay and scrutiny of public grievances. The text indicates a volatile discourse affecting reputations and public proceedings.
Steam Packet Talbot voyage tests ocean navigation
The Talbot steam packet voyage between Dublin and Holyhead demonstrates steam power on rough seas. Aboard were 26-47 passengers with two carriages. the ship faced adverse winds, yet propulsion kept the journey on schedule. A delay in clearance by a deputy collector caused disappointment among travelers and raised questions about customs handling.
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Talbot
Atlantic
Pacific
Bellas
Glangow
Dublin
Holyhead
Customs House
Pidgeon-house
Holy- Head
England
Nicholas Cotthvasl
Maxey
C.&c
Steam Packet Era in Ireland and Paris News Summary
This issue notes the progress of steam navigation between Dublin and Holyhead with praise for the new era in steam power and reduced reliance on traditional packets. It also covers France’s budget debate in the Chamber of Deputies, trials against M. Bayoux and Tiotoima students, a fatal balloon accident involving Madame Blanchard, and varying fortunes of French funds amid political stability. It reports Russian troop camps in Finland, Swedish orders for sailors to deploy, and cautious speculation on European power maneuvers and reviews.
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Aleseiys
Dublin
France
Pants Pani
Thareday
Chamber of Deputies
Igmruction
Hay
M. Barous
Kem
M.bavoux
M. Bayoux
Tiotoima
Trivoli
Madame Blanchard
Louis XVIII
Exchange
London
Lubeck
Finland
Riee
Itf
Grand Duke
Nicquas
Alekander
Stockholm
Paris
St. Petersburgh
Saenia
Swapen
Ivasia
Prorogation of Parliament Preparations Begin in Fingee of tatti
Preparations were begun yesterday to be made at the Fingee of tatti to see the Prince Re ent, who is expected to go in State on Tueada Bout to peerages the Parliament. A number of the Bills will be passed by Commission on Monday, that only a few may be left to receive the Royal Assent in perton. The House of Lords will of course be graced by the presence of Lasie, Lane don Star of Saturday.
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Fingee
Tatti
Prince Reent
Tueada
Perton
House of Lords
Lasie
Lane Don Star
Indis-New Fir and Religious Turmoil Report
A garbled dispatch from a distant era details religious clashes, new liturgy debates, and unrest among Lutherans. The text mentions obedience, sentries, a mysterious invasion of order, and contention over old vs new religious rites, with references to migration and political control.
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Scrippiogs
Bette
Fifa
Fragmented note on Jamaica to May misreads
A damaged OCR fragment claims letters received from Jamaica up to May 24 and mentions forces at Porte Batd remaining there. Names and locations are unclear. details are sporadic and unreleased.
Valparaiso Naval Dispute Between American and Chilean Officers
Debated correspondence reveals a clash between Captain Bippy and Lord Cochranes forces at Valparaiso over delays and escort duties. The U S commander allegedly proposed a one day wait for Chilean wishes, while Cochranes party pressed to proceed, with accusations of intimidation and propriety raised amid past Lima actions and fleet movements.
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Tae
Bippy
United Staten Sipo of War
Ontario
Cocknard
Valparaiso
Sross
Brope
Cocuranr
Ocgario
United States
Cocunare
Bipoe
San Martin
Chacabuco
Buppe
Lord Cocarant
Pepliment ii
loWing
Valparnian
Limet
Lima
Sepealen
Lina
Vilparatio
Cochrase
Nelthar
Lord Cochrane
Miley
Cochrane
Rane
Livaa
Rio Janeiro
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Alter Aease
Coolganan
Michael Humphrys
Schartow
Menage 1
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Mtg
Tan Manfield
Cartiersa
Ol Pitors
Crozer
Byatty
Thocega
Sen Bally
Jobri Johnston
The
Ran
Wilkes
John
George Irving
Latera
Chisasene Wasony Treasury Bitla
Grand Canal
Moyal
Finch
Bhp Aeeweneey
Wnts Seeder Ee Asesee Bedead
the Dublin Journal
Matt
Dorls
Thair Peealict Poortrymen
Bénoite
Ingregor
Aétters
Jamaics
Porte
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