Eight Annual Meeting of the Irish Evangelical Society
The session on the Thiblin Institution lecture road chaired by Mr. Fernien discussed Ireland’s funding shortfalls and education systems. Rev. Mr Cooper urged support for Bible education, missions, and tract distribution while noting generous English and Scottish contributions. A vision of growth likened to coral forming islands urged broad subscriptions.
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Thiblin Institution
Fernien
Ireland
Cooper
Nev. Gentle. Nes
Irish Evangelical Society
England
Thie
Evangelical Society
John Campbell
Sackville Street
York-street
W. H. Cooper
Wilmot
York Assizes Case of Damages for Loss of Daughter
The York Assizes heard a quantum meruit action by a father seeking 2500 in damages from a shopkeeper for the loss of his daughter's services, following a series of improper advances and a pregnancy. Miss Hizached Walker testified to repeated advances by Benjamin Clarke, a widower, culminating in a child. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff with damages of 2500.
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Walker M. Clerk
Hardy
Wortley
Hizached Walker
Benjamin Clarke
Shen
Taineh
Descrip
Slase
Wardy
Mr Mrougliane
Lantwyn
Urev
Aes
Hak
Ohne Walker
Danghier
Ver Beoneham
Dariapes
State of the country at the Assizes report
The county grand jury heard from Lord Chief Justice and Justices Jebb and others praising the tranquil state shown by peaceful calendars. Reports detail minor offences, a murder case likely aborting, and multiple county notes from Carlow, Wexford, Leix, and Cork about trials, punishments, and proclamations amid insurrection era tensions.
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Co. Waterronn
Justice Jebb
Co. Wexroam
Stokes
Simon Walsh
Dacs
Carlow
Walsh
County
Cartow
Curlote Post. Co. Stige
Aaron Smith
Grand Jury
Co. Leixim
Co. Crane
Tulla
Useh
Sixmilebridge
Co. Conk
Cork
Qerox
Lord Billenborough
Tranquuility
Rathkeale
Nenagh
Bricay
Blacker
Moore
Dennis Flannery
Jolie “Peety
John Tryan
J. Hayes
Lierick Chratteds
Parsonstown peace session sentences Lath instant man
At a special sessions of the peace held at Parsons town on Tuesday the Lath instant, My Pedi By was sentenced to be transported for seven years by the unanimous decision of nearly twenty magistrates. He was taken upon the village of Danikerrit. Only one of eleven artillery cuprates allowed to sell tear for a time.
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Parsonstown
Danikerrit
Bishop of Limerick charged with cooperation against Rome
A fragmentary sermon by the Bishop of Lanerthe Redtert exhorts clergy to cordial relations with the Roman Catholic priesthood while defending Protestant faith. He urges unity in aims of piety and public order, and cautions against revision of core beliefs amid religious tension. The text cites Bishop Woodward on interfaith cooperation and mutual uplift for the common good.
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Lanerthe
Redtert
Millehem
Entel
Bern
Ont Eburec
Qheire
Church of Rome
Perce Mar
Woodward
Cloyne
Min
Fire alarm and laying of chapel foundation in early 19th century
The report describes extensive alterations to the king's bench court and urged improvements for accessibility. It covers the foundation ceremony for a new chapel and free school in a local area with a religious service led by Dr Murray, a procession, and public reception. A fire in Stephen Street disrupted activities but was contained with limited damage and no injuries reported. The piece also notes crowd presence and police arrangements.
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King's Benel
Henen
Preas
Uhre Rolle
Tuscont
Hes.toru
Chewhi Road
Mianiy Park
Rentig
6Th Dragoons
Groestig
Murray
Emil PE
Masitent
Moet Fev
Murry
Atewarts
Gene Uviniair
Murderer Arrives in London Docks Under Escort
A prisoner linked to Major Gaing’s murder arrived in the London Docks aboard the St Lawrence from Quebec. He had fled to North America shortly after the crime and was seized after a description circulated. He is guarded by the 66th Regiment and heavily ironed while witnesses from Ireland arrive for identification. Oliver Witzcerald, noted in Dublin, is to be examined with an upcoming trial in Limerick.
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London
St. Lawrencs
Queher
Major Gaing
North America
Ireland
66Th Regiment
Oliver Witzcerald
Dublin
Sewgate
Ansizen
Linterick
Death of Right Rev Charles Ovonell of Derry
The Derry diocese mourns the passing of the Right Rev Charles Ovonell at age advanced. For thirty years he led with rectitude and charity, aiding the poor and upholding loyalty to the King and laws. His funeral was marked by a large, respectful assembly as the bishop’s remains lay in state and were interred with Episcopal rites.
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Derry
Charles Ovoniell
Lisworth
Lomianderry
M'Lanehtin
Dioress
Raphae
Derry Journal
Treaday
Riots and clashes near Saffron Hill and Islington
Yesterday’s inquiry recounted Sunday disturbances in and around Saffron Hill and Islington. Cork men clashed with Kerry lads causing mob violence, with several injured and many ringleaders sought by police.
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Lasnas
Capentapen-flells
Theomob
Diffrent
Warranes
Sandi
Pouto
al Yishun
Araccloswich Hadeops
Wenden
Dawn
Tatlers
Orintovia
Cearinelly Oye
Heston
Fragmented OCR Tale of Tennis and Time Lost
A scrambled OCR fragment references tennis, railways, places on the West Coast, and various names. It mentions dates, venues, and events in a disordered stream, with scattered phrases about people, places, and times, but lacks coherent narrative or clear facts. The readable segments suggest a local paper card noting sports and events with uncertain details.
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Thishe Evangelical Society
York
Jay
Jando
Saul A. Phu
Thiblin
Duscu
Kanturk
Dulellow
Crossley
Limerick
Sierra Legon
Stennna Leone
Freetown
Thas
Struga
Chetia
Patel
Weity Tages
Frost
Naval
Stephen Street
Malone
Stephen-strent
Teres
Tin Bay
Daly
Noah
Mr Heit
Arden Vertis Catan
Mike
Toarbmedia
Monniga
Tehran
Tne Gee
Westorn Caet
Chas Phoetam
Ortieres
Ego Tagil Sepyar
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