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Proclamation and charitable appeals in 1822 Ireland and Dublin
A long notice set forth a Proclamation by the Lord Lieutenant declaring Drummany parish in Westmeath in a state of disturbance and calling for an extraordinary police establishment. It includes surrounding proclamations about Ireland acts, plus a Dublin dispensary appeal with resolutions for governance, vaccination, and medical staff. It lists committee members, officers, and supporters, urging subscriptions for the Children’s Dispensary and outlining governance.
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Weluesley
Ws Gras
Panto
Miajesty
Hetter
Gawwin Ireland
Privy Council of Ireland
Ireland
Italand
Eleutophng
Haing
Drummancy
Westmeath
Polive
Liewtenant
Vaeny
Denfranay
Dablin
Masnora
C. Lime
Charlet Kildare
William M‘mabon
Auobmuty
W. Downes
M. Fitzgerald
J. Radcliff
Treland
Bermeee
Vimabutexs
Moontjoy
Lady Manners
Luly Aylmer
Roremore
Jane Hodus
Stuarts Howard
Lady Domville
Mra Miagan
Ire Blackall
Mrr
Busle
the Duke of Leinster
Cord Candecourt
Lord Aylmer
Cord Glencurry
Robert Slaw
Hina Hamilton
Eva
R. W. Talbor
Luke White
Ben
M. P
Joseph God
Uisq
Asylum For the
Pomennes
Thomas Willane
Bank of Ireland
Abraham Bradley King
Bart
A. M
Jacob Cramer
Carvey Strong
Archibald Tetey
Abraham Haye
J.B. Noth
Rey
John
Charles W. Whithama
William Toddachy
George Mill
Cuningham M'Alpine
Jehard Willian
Treseurery George Hai Knees
Doctor Jackson
Molesworth-street
Johnson
Kramwea
Charlemont Street
Oeeters Dispensary
Awacn-Atrort
Viscount Lorton
Reno
Hamay
Fiat
Dublin Daiveesal
Publiaia
Apd
Rsaf
Ank