Royal Canal Debenture Claims Notice
Directors General of Inland Navigation invite holders of Royal Canal Company loan debentures to prove and deliver up their debentures by August 23 and have them cancelled. Books for stock in the New Royal Canal Company prepared. offices open 10 to 3. Attendance Thursdays from the 11th to August 23. Samuel Draper, Secretary.
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Royal Canal House
Byandstone
Yale
Royal Canal
Liffey
Shannon
Ireland
Directors General of Inland Navigation
Royal Canal Company
Samuel Draper
The
Lottery Draw Tomorrow With 107 Capitals Listed
State lottery officials announce a drawing starting tomorrow featuring 107 capital entries, including three entries valued at twenty thousand. One hundred seven capitals are registered, with twenty thousand-dollar capitals highlighted as part of the early draw.
Abolition Push in Slave Trade Debate Abroad
The Dublin Journal reports The Chester Mail and London Journals of Sunday on an eight month deadline to end the slave trade. Maritime powers unite to destroy the traffic, with hopes a moral shift will follow and curb white and black abuses alike, aided by Mr. Wrinen’s persistent efforts.
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the Quarterly Review
London
Captain Hall
Lao Choo
Leigh Hont
Congo
Frankenstein
Sir Euward
Riverd
Behring
Polar Busby
Haglett
Shakespeare
Greenland
Hasler
Kirston
Church of Scotland
Archbishop Sharp
John Murray
Albemarle-street
John Cumming
Lower Ormondwy
Heater Bookeetters
Dublin
Europe
Wrinen
British People Honor Stalwart Statesman’s Victory
The text extols a prominent British statesman, attributing the favorable outcome to general public sentiment and congratulating him on the successful conclusion of his efforts.
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Forch
Bankrupt Law Evidences by Thomas Newtay before Commons
The fourth page presents Thomas Newtay's evidence to the House of Commons Committee on the Bankrupt Code and its impact on Ireland. It highlights cause and effect, principle and consequences aligned with experience, and a humane view permeating the proposals. The document is extracted from Parliamentary Papers for those seeking full legal understanding.
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Thomas Newtay
House of Commons
Ireland
Catholic Affairs In Darcy's Meeting Read Pope Letter
A translated copy of the Pope's Letter to the Catholic Board will be read at Darcy's Meeting today. The Holy See concedes the veto question if Catholics in Ireland are emancipated by British legislation. Rev. Mr. Hayes faces severe censure in the Port's Letter yet pledges full submission to the Holy See and seeks forgiveness.
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Darcy
Ireland
Hayes
Holy See
Rome
D'arcy’s Tavern
Essex-Street
Ména
Woulfye
Hay
Rupe
Suvere
Secre
Hisoliness
Dublin
Troy
Hayf
Rose
Holy Father
Way
O’connell
Gibbons
Cardinal Litta
O'Connell
E. Mc Donnell
O'Coumay
LlowLey
Achbishop
Uaves
Howley
Clincit
Litta
Mr. Clinch
Clinch
McDonnell
Chinen
Thorrow
Mr. O'Connell
Sir Feelett
London
Catholic Board
General Election Reflections and Irish Campaign Notes
The piece surveys upcoming Irish elections with critique of campaigns and trust in character over rhetoric. It notes rivalries in Tipperary, Dublin, and Newry sections, mentions candidates like Potts and Parnell, and describes meetings, dinners, and singing at Downpatrick with political sentiment and Loyalist king's health toasts.
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Ireland
Tipperary
Dustin Journal
Freeman's Journal
Dublin
Queen's County
W. W. Potts
J. Parnell
C. Coots
J. B. Bett
Newry
H. Grattan
O'Hanlon
N. Bennett
General Needham
O Tanlon
Tyrone
Knox
Stewart
J. Siewart
Haruven
Downpatrick
Drogte Ta Journal
Wauulack
Daw
Laurence
Wallace
Seale
McAdden
England Contested Boroughs Enter Fray in General Election
The article notes multiple candidatos across England including Captain Deak Ley as Gloucester City candidate and five contenders for Penrhyn with six for trampounts. Alderman Sinvoste and M P Broadgurst challenge Sudbury incumbents J C Hiprisney and C Wart. John Cripps of Cirencester plans to run and Colonel Baillir will succeed ProvHe Roe of Bristol as contests heighten.
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England
Deak Ley
Cloucester City
Penrhyn
John Cripps
Cirencester
H. Baillir
Provheroe
Bristol
Portable Corn Mill Promises Wide Utility for Farms and Navy
Sir John Sinclair describes a compact portable corn mill tested during the Moscow campaign. It grinds four to five bushels daily, adapts to horse, steam, or water power, and can mill wheat and other grains. Praised by Lord Mayor M. Wood, it could aid distant farms, prisons, workhouses, colonies, and naval logistics.
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John Sinclair
Coudder
Board of Agriculture
Moscow
Paria
John Sivcuart
Society of Avis
M. Wood
London
North American
West India
Iedia
Transactions of the Society of Arts
The Theatre Of Bellamira At The Dublin Theatre Review
The Theatre continues to show poor management as Bellamira’s second night collapses into an unexpected Castle of Andalusia and Opera. Minor actor James trains impressively as Michael, giving hope for future Dublin stages despite a disappointing, unsettled evening. The piece then shifts to a treaty summary on abolishing the slave trade, detailing mutual search rights, naval visit limits, convoy procedures, and the role of Royal Navy captains under agreed instructions.
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Bellamira
Castle
Andalusia
O'Rourke
Hoamn
Dublin
Netherlands
Hague
Mediterranean Sea
Gibraltar
Greenwich
Ufuresaia
Royal Navy
Spain
Portugal
Africa
Dinner to Mr. Moore Prompts Public Gathering
A Bentle meeting at Morrison’s plans a public dinner for Irish poet Mr Moore. Mr O Connell proposes a committee to arrange the event with General Mathew, Mr Philips, Sir Charles Morgan, Mr North, and Captain Bryan named. Dinner set for Monday at Morrison’s with Lord Charlemont as possible chairman. tickets priced at two guineas.
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T. Moor
Morrison’s
J. Moone
Venebral
MaTiew
Puilutes
O'Connell
Mogre
Irelayd
Moore
Ireland
Bryan
General Mathew
Thilips
Charles Morgan
North
C. Lyne
Meeting of City Bond Holders at Royal Exchange
A full meeting of City Bond holders at the Royal Exchange discussed the arrears of half-year interest and proposed settlement terms. Proposals included cash payments at a reduced rate, security via municipal property, and a committee to report further measures to the Corporation.
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Royal Exchange
Ecclgs
Cuthbert
Brssoneri
Anl
Stare
Green-street
Shomas-streal
Bessoxntt
Casey
Fagan
Pun Copeland
Cothbricr
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Jarrow
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Thomas Ellis
Ross Afcann
Platelill
Camdenbreet
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