Flood and storm devastate Linan with waterlogged streets
Storm bursts flood across Linan near the court house, tearing away a wooden bridge and forcing boats to carry residents. The city suffers extensive damage while coastlines face heavy losses. The report notes confined storm impact on crops and widespread disruption along the harbor.
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Linan
Kingdom of
Hanover
Harburg
Bremen
Spailants
Prague
Carlsbad
Sine
Prince Blacher
Breslaw
Charles Lewis Woltman
Livorno
St Alicia
Rome
Ruaéing
Hohenzollern-Hechingen
Sigmaringen
Lichtenstein
Reuss Graiz
Livie
Schaumburg
Lippe
Waldeck
Weimar
Landsturm
Landwehr
Petersburgh
Cronntadt
Nicholas Paulowitech
University of
Aba
Madrid
Funda
Ballesteros
Department of the War Administration
Campo-Sagrado
Valencia
Garay
Privy Council
Algemeine Zeitung
Europa
Feaut
Europe
Claus
Vsco
The
Bone
Balloon voyage and election row in Limerick and Dublin
A July 21 report details a contested election in Limerick with proclamations and disputes over voter identity, including Major Vereker and John Tuthill, plus a burglar incident at the Sadler residence. It also covers Mr Sadler’s Dublin reception after a successful balloon crossing from Holyhead, his visit to the diving bell, and public enthusiasm with a growing subscription to publish his pamphlet.
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City OF Limerick
Tuthill
Major Verekers
John Bartley Westropp
Freeman
Gloster
Vereker
Parker
J. Westropp
James Lyons
James Lyons Jun
Westropp
Puthill
Major Vereker
John Tuttuil
John Tuthill
Pasengera
Sutter
Holyhead
Terra Firma
Bing
Missera
Skinner
Sadler
Dublin
Phoeoi, Park
Catholic Affairs. Answer of the Most Raw. Doctor: Trey and Murray
The letter from the Catholic Board dated July 15 requests Catholic Prelates to state their views on Catholic affairs. Troy and Murray decline a separate reply, affirming their duty and readiness to follow conscience, and signing as obedient servants in Christ.
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Fch
Church of Rome
Church
Trey and Murray
Catholic Board
Cavendish Row
Ourtelyca
T. Troy
D. D
E. D. Murray
D. D. Ke
Dublin Castle July 12 1827 Poor Relief Requests
Lord Lieutenant approves funds for distressed poor from various counties and urges charitable committees to file statements of contributions by July 24 else no further aid. Also notes Dublin sheriff duties and several 1814 burglary case charges in Waterford and Knockane jail. Execution of Patrick Difan at Wildgoose Lodge described with confessions and posthumous chain hanging at Stonestown chapels. many County Louth gentry attended. up to 36 others awaiting trial.
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County Waterford
Richard Usher
Edmond Ruche
James O'Neill
Richard English
Edward Kache
Kisq
Knockane
Patrick Difan
Wildgoose Lodge
Lynch
Stonestown
Co. Louth
Lord Jocelyn
John Foster
Annual Report on Charitable Works in Clondalkin Parish
A detailed account by John Reade and Prebendary Kilmadalway of the first year under the Clondalkin Poorhouse union. It outlines shop sales, savings bank deposits, free provision of food fuel and clothing, employment schemes, a parochial school attempt, medicines from Mr. Pleasants and Dr Reece, and the growth of institutions aimed at aiding the unemployed and sick poor amid winter hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clondalkin
Byie' Riv
John Reade
Union of
Stillorgan
Reece
Charity Sermon Sparks Village Aid Drive
Fragment from a parish report praising a charity association for funding schooling and clothing for poor children. Notes rapid support growth, two girls and one boy securing positions, and hope the infant schools will prove an invaluable blessing to the neighborhood. Subscribers reminded their payments were due on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobie Pivadnes
Concordat Ties Fuss Over French Church Letters
Paris dispatch notes the prime minister and royal court anger as bishops publish the Popes letter about church reforms, urging diocesan division to restore order. The document requests clergy support for expanding bishoprics while warning against delays, and mentions other notices from Tripoli and a voyage to England.
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Paris
Richelieu
Mente
France
Lot
Garonne
Ann
Jesus Christ
Louis
New Limita
Innocent 1
Universal Church
Albany
Jane
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Mountstreet
Thomas M'Dermott
Gaggot-street
Duke-street
Newgate
Sadler Gimescent
Catholic Affairs
Edward Hay, Eg
Dublin Castle
Igo Ath N. B
Clonstalkin Glebe
Contra
Pius Var
Cardinal Gontacen
Dey
Tripoli
Lehyda
Ciuuas
Carthage
Varher
England
Deay
Vripoh
Lombudoe
Tole
Hus Serrituriva
Bydng