Theatrical Season Promises renewed Dublin Amusements
A long article praises the talents of the Theatrical Society and Mr. R Power, forecasting a strong new season in Galway and Dublin with expanded performances and likely larger audiences. It notes earlier stage figures and hints at upcoming engagements, while referencing global literary and cultural chatter from Lisbon and Jamaica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Than
Cuba
Ant Corps Dramalique
R. Power
Lisbon
Th. Polligene
Rin de Janeirey
Peireesa
Brasils
Beira
Maria da Gloria
Donna Care
Isidora da Crug
Gabriella Raphaeis
Lula Gonzaga
Lenonid
Baden
Princesa Sophia Witherulna
Gastaeis
Fredica
Sweden
Cartambe
Oll
Herbert
Fawlty
Javaria
Alter Tom Warsaw
Madina Milgari
Poland
Perenne
Tan
Duke
Ace Nul Rid
Argaig of
Hoxova
Clonliffe
Frederick Edward Jones
Bett George Purdy
Whaley
Jones
Mortgomery
Theatre Royal
Gardiner-street
Army movements and court actions in the era
The report covers British Army movements including regiments marching to locations such as Mall and Hancheser, with notes on Hussars routes. It also details a Law of Chancery hearing on French Bank bankruptcy against Lord Ffrench and Co., with delays in assignments, an illness of Mr Clarke, and potential new petitions. The Princess of Wales case proceeds with costs, and maritime news notes a Liverpool steam packet voyage and the Admiralty’s South American station deployments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Chanvery
Tyrmenay
Ivete
Lora Chascrutog
Denis Brown
Lord Ffrench
Clarke
England
Commission
Dubta
Prreneh
Bask
Henry E. Laatfe
Court OF Chancery
Loxnon
Jney
New Oatch Potatoes and Oats Grow in County
The ad describes eight barrels of New Oatch sold at the Corn Exchange at 19 per barrel, grown by Mr Nicholas Kelly of Danestown Donabate. It notes early harvests and abundant new potatoes selling at 6d per stone, and a Bath man Jon Whelan reports a large oat field with a six foot six inch straw, from seed left in the ground last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Kelly
Danestown
Donabate
Carlaw M
Jon Whelan
Esa
Bath
Thid
Butler
Regulations on Passengers on Board Merchants Vessels
Official notice from the Americas Chamber of Commerce at Liverpool to the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury. It requests that American seafarers in Liverpool be allowed one passenger per five tons of ship burden, with restrictions on gas and other provisions, citing the act and age of ships. The document argues British ships may carry one passenger per ten tons in foreign ships, noting the intent to regulate passenger numbers by tonnage and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff-hill Pit
Gateshead
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Gatestieau
Whitehaven
Anon
Choe
Carlisle
Liverpool
Jacquemel
Jacquement
Harry
Jona
Prrhape
Domingo
Aurinmphe
Ava
East Indies
Ibis Island
Iba
Europe
America
Lewin
Pelion
National &Choote
Boyer
Chrimaphe
Lnland
Kingston
Petlon
Lontaine
Clark
Goa
Prince
Hen Billy
Wade
Heuer
Brand
Ubon
Catte
Toptyagan
Alan
Wong Ae Orse
Hiv Latuur
Pecavary Chambers
Jane
Americas Chamber of Commerce
Liver
Liver Onl
Altro
Crstas
Rabann
Old-street
London
Wates
Mtoreditch
Steware
Waterloo Bridge
Somemet-tonge
Ani
Mack Friarsbridge
Kerin
Doh Koneky
Rourke
Ti Phe
Mary Madden
Bering
Boueke
Tin Nephew
Bourke
Maher
Lhe
Raffians
Pontine Asantiing
Aurine
Edad Wilton
Bey
Howrh
Me. Martin
Goolayanneene
Boolabann
Tery
Gorpetortins
Amarcehage
Pia
Tim Woenee
Muonel
Rennet
Harseley
Sheeness
New South Wales
Ecys
Kotze Ie
Russia
Spain and Mexico Dispatches Warn of Rebel Strength
The latest official Spain to Mexico dispatches indicate Mexican insurgents and Spanish bandits are rapidly losing ground to royal troops. Portugal plans to reclaim privateer losses from US merchants as elite orders seek Elba. Galway bars native beggars under a late act, granting magistrates power to confine idle persons for two hours before removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Tran
Mexico
Noi Victorm
Ma Frit Gazette
Kingdom of
Estramadura
Portugal
Board of Commerce
United States
Artigas
Trussels
Order of Malta
Knights of Saint John
Europe
Elba
Galway
Births and Marriages in Several Irish Localities
Birth notices record the Lady of Millkin and Major Duneghue, plus others in Trollie Lanigo Upper Raggot-street and Castle Dark. Notable births include a son and heir for Edward Morry and a daughter for Viscountess Normanby, with several other infant claims across Meath Limerick and Kilkenny. Marriages list multiple alliances at St Peter's and St George's including Hawksley, Sikes, and Cronk families, with numerousClosing details. Death notices mention General Wynyard, Andrew OF Herne, James Cuddihy, and others across Cork Galway and Kilkenny.
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Grafton-street
Ro Millkin
Trollie Lanigo
Major O Duneghue
Upper
Raggot-street
Harlow Phibia
Edward Morry
Wrotley Percival
Knightsbrook
County Meath
Viscountess
Normanby
Rendlesham
Castle Dark
County Limerick
William Mauinsett
Limerick
James Kelly
St Peter's Church
Robert Butler
Royal Welch Fusileers
Jan Gutter
Arlow
Charlotte Die Verking
Willow
T. Wething
Sc. Paul's Church
Gesegretes Sikes
Cacatice
Sane Basten
Matha An
Addons
Gulwey
Seprme Blood
Badee
Badee, Other Kinstant, the Venearible Mreitorick Sylvester Nore
Dearglas
Lorik Grenlervig
Hanbury
Harriet
Walham Wrightson
Bay of Cusworth
Yorkshire
St. Georges Church
Hawksley
A. Hawksley
Manarjay- Square
Howerth
Coningham
Alpine
Gardiner-plave
G. Proctor
Ray
Royal Mielivery Colleg
Aninn
Magar Gineral Drewtar
Edward Cronk
Aonof
William Cronk
Bee
Sitter Hall
Baadkilen
Sarah
Kabwand Crook
Barnickilen
St. Bude's Church
Diners Cannon
Royal Artilley
Misa Mitton Legh
Gerd
Abrabant Mills
Fay
Ordnasce
Dublin
Grange
Rowomibou
Christopher Tate
Robert Bermingham
Kow Green Light
W. Wynyard
Sa Foot
Ty Ushers Street
Andrew OF
Herne
Galway
Mario
Hoger O Connor
East Hautbowling
Cork
Joh Urgebart
Haghstown
County Kildare
Jamey Cuddihy
Baroda
Kant Bidies
Mester
T. Backhoun
4Th
Regioent
F. Shearman, Esq
Kilkenny
Pieret Sigur Rat Wel
Robbers assault two travelers near Templeogun
A violent attack near Templeogun left Tchard Pousden of Aridgafoote Street and Mr. Thos Brackenridge of Thomas Street badly hurt after four armed men robbed them of their watches and pistols. They reached Barracks in Kevin Street, hoping for medical aid as police scoured the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daspetsre
Teruday
Tchard Pousden
Aridgafoote Street
Thos Brackenridge
Thomas-street
Lown
Templeogun
Shave
Paunden
Merers
Pollyden
Brackenridge
Carrick-on-Suir and Dunsaughlin Races Report Disjointed
A fragmented OCR summary recalls Carrick on Suir and Dunsaughlin race meetings with notes on attendance, racing and entries. It mentions horses, riders, and purses, alongside weather, local interest, and related agricultural market activity at Puslin Cornwall Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrick ON
Carrick-du
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clogiter
Rossillon
Lelowter
Mall
Gitegaw
Pune
15Th
Hussites
Stinford Leet
Hancheser
Liverpool Courier
Materton
Belfast
Gazette of
Turin
Sardinia
Paris
Thorpe
Grangeford
Car
Morning Post
South America
Sepert
Meugeur
Plymouth
Lenh
Finch
J. C. Evans
M‘dougall
Thomas Mardly
Admiralty
Frederick L. Maitland
Portsmouth
Leith
Otway
Owen Glendower
Chathan
Hoo
Spencer
Ciunguiede
Severn
Downs
Slap
Lettes
Roe
Sleaford
India
Dean
Jey
Weisit
Adassa
Fran Kawes
Kent
Frites
Greco
Harley
Lesk
Towo
Ertitas
Labourwy
Tueujay
Dunshaughlin
Morbay
Venning
Broadianner Commissariat
Gloemaker
Torsnay
Mr. Langan
Lily
H. Rooney
Kelly
Mr. Wilkinson
Shepherdenomy
Zia
Ing Weight
Delany
Cristy
B.b. Thresher
Royal Corporation
Maze
Hillsborough
Wongsy
Tve Guigens
P. P
Bia
Marquis of
Donegal
Bob. Adoni
Geate Oli
Kirwan
Friar
Scot
Wellington Lass
Marquis of Sligo
C. Lancet
Wintes
Br. c. Oracle
Joyer
Ceed Og
Murdok
Altamount
Aly
Joyce
Bob
Mangas
Marquiy
Dravetter
Oracle
Mr. Leckey
Fonemily
Seely
Seth
Travelles
Rumbo
M. Kerwan
Mr. Kerwan
Moirguise Doregal
Mr. Seely
Boston
Governora
Humes
Joyou
M'Cauro
Maderich
Lalb
Ide
Carlisle Fufure
Marenear
Utth Kings Plate
Mr. White
Marquis of Silya
Br. H. Lancet
Tirwan
Kirwinath
Daly
Catocentara
Uns
Hatchett
Tenison
Head
Ryan
Cuddity
Stoll
WEIL
Falday
Teiy Aw
J M. P
Bivua
Leony
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