Notion. Ship Advert for New York Passage in Dublin
A 1816 advertisement by WM Lifter in Dublin offers passage to New York aboard the ship REM YORK. The vessel is copper bottomed, six feet between decks, with passenger accommodations described as superior. sailing weather permitting in July. Shippers of goods urged to forward cargo and passengers at four guineas each. contact Mr J. Scotsop or Richardson’s Coffee House, Beresford Place.
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New York
Pasingert
Dublin
Goode
Mawer
J. Scoteswp
Richardson's Efehoure
Beresford-price
Lalor
George’s Quay
Landholders of Ireland Placed Under Licenced Sales Rules
Public notice from July 4 1316 outlines a licence system for selling rents lands and houses by a land agent. It sets charges to regulate estates fairly and warns against manipulation with strong penalties including fines and imprisonment for unlawful sales or exporting tools and materials used in linen and other crafts.
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Homas
Ireland
Aieiloa
Scotland
Dublin
Assessed Taxes Notice in Dublin County and City
A dated 1816 notice from the Commissioners of Inland Taxes in Dublin reroutes half yearly charges on dwellings and properties to be paid in the city and county. It warns of distress or other proceedings after the August deadline if the first half remains unpaid, with the other half due by November. Edward Hardinay signs as executive officer.
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Ichahs Annes
Adea
Parbihsnens
Ireland
Aries
Wit
Bela i
Great Britain
King’s Bench
Dublin
Pervans
Peretay
Yrelaigh
Hades
Tacos
Edward Hardinay
Tolleron
Dervin
Desbaunies
Madame Picard
Sourdun
Pleigmier Nor
Carbonneau
Tollerun
Dn Preddent
Plegnier
Pleignier
Deschaunes
Descubes
Legion of Honour
Public notice on illicit spirits and penalties in Ireland
The Inland Excise and Taxes Commissioners warn that after August first, penalties apply to possession of spirits without proper duty, with prosecutions to recover penalties. The notice urges vigilance and enforcement, citing licenses and permits for sale and possession.
Proclamation Renewed Prohibits Gunpowder and Arms Export
An 1816 Dublin proclamation renews the ban on exporting gunpowder, saltpetre, arms, and ammunition to Africa and the Americas, allowing only specified exceptions with royal authority. The document names Lord Lieutenants and Privy Council officials, cites an act from Britain’s reign, and orders colonial officials to enforce the restrictions.
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Liewtenant
Ireland
Ber
Africa
America
North America
Amenca
Privy Council of Ireland
Great Britain
Uiven
Council
Dublin
Munoers
C. W. Rust
Geanard
Proclamation on Quarantine Rules for Mediterranean Ships
The Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland issue a proclamation directing that all ships and vessels from the Mediterranean traveling through the Straits of Gioralgar arriving at Irish ports be treated as suspected and subjected to quarantine rules. Also notes executions and recent court sentences in Paris and updates on European military positions and a recall of the Russian envoy from Constantinople.
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Ireland
Privy Counel of
Privy Council
Mioclantrion
Adriatic
Mediterranean
Gioralgar
Reuters
Septembber
Hershy
Council Chamber
Dublin
Meath
Charles Kildare
Frankfort de Manamaregcy
Win
Sausin
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Vathd
Ieee
Rca
of Ibd
Mary Street
WM. Lifter, Bee
Landholders OF Ireland
Bedas
Seine
Fries
Eavillier
Edward Hardman
Racise-Office
Fiitutenant
Courcil
Irdtosid
Whitworth
Lord Lieutenant
Treland
Gop Ave
Tue
King
Earl Gosford
Lord Jocelyn
Charles Coote
Frederick Flood
Lady Chapman
Assiee
Pant dix
Ae . Pleignier
Corbonneauly
Tolleren
Charles’ Lefranc
Desbaunes
Lascause
Watin
Picard
Alteed Liberation
Enri Ozeré
Jacques Oneré
Fourdon
Gunneau
Bonaseier
Philippe
Francé
Cartier
Bellagnet
Lefranc
Brussels
Jwpy
Duke of Wellington
Cambray
England
Sedan
Jlusbrands
Vienna
Constantinople
Count Stalinsky
Tis Court
Strogonoff
D Ftuingky
Pacific
St. Petersburg
Sawa
Europe
Terv
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