Annual General Meeting Report on Prison Improvement Ireland
The meeting adopted the year’s report with accounts, urged continued prison reform, and supported building schemes linking reformation to punishment. It notes inadequate income, calls for a House for employment shelter for dis founded criminal youths, and proposes a committee to supervise a funded asylum with appointed guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association For the Improvement OF
Ireland
Ans
Opan
Edward
Dublin Institution
Lord Brandon
Friends of Prison Improvement
Seliag
Debtors' Friend Society Names Local Officers
A fragment notes the Debtors' Friend Society of Louisiana appointing officials or members, including Lois and others, in a short list of names and roles, with sparse details. The OCR lacks full context but indicates organizational activity and local membership.
Dublin Gas Company Shareholders Meeting Notice 1824
Notice informs shareholders of a general meeting at Great Brunswick Street on July 1 1824 at one o clock. Transfer books close from the 2nd to July 1 next. Signed by John Pollock secretary and directed by Jam Crompton chairman and company directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Porbock
Ser
Great Brunswick
Stredty
N. B
Dublin
Jam Crompton
Beg
Chaiman
William Breham
James M.call
Jacob West
Thos, M.kenny
John Beatty
John Rainsford
Joseph Grant
Appeal for public benevolence to support Dublin infirmary
A 19th century appeal details scarce subscriptions and a charity sermon to fund Dublin County Infirmary’s larger patient capacity. The new hospital opened in 1982 with ninety beds, sixty occupied, yet annual subscriptions and the sermon income fell short. The committee urges donations to cover ongoing expenses, listing contact points and early 1824 donations including Lord Lieutenant’s gift of 344 pounds 2 shillings and a pledge from Robert Latouche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Werburgh
Lefanu
George Latouche
Fay, and Co
Long Lane
Wevin Street
County of Dublin Infirmary
Appeal for Annual Charity Drive in Dublin Society
An earnest public appeal urges all citizens to support the annual Dublin appeal on behalf of the poor and strangers. The 1523 report notes 4100. Ten families aided by blankets, clothing, and money, but funds are exhausted. Benefactors are asked to donate to the Society, with thanks promised by the Right Worthy the Left Mayor and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rd Braxnow
Cirir
William Ly
Gornwyna
Thia Merling
Lord Brandon
St Jon
Stret Shaw
Dublin
Ireland
Celbridge
Kilmainham
Hockbrook
Ballymore
Milltown
Earl of Meath
Viscount Newcomen and
Dime Street
Peter Eviwit
Partianereet
Lower
Sachwrile
Wiretam Keat
Stopren Etreet
Charter
Stephenater
Molony
Dyorgun Stock
Proves Waite
Upper
Camden Street
Arter Jones
Lough Ridg Street
Whitettiac Street
Ie Gon
St Pastrick’s
Deanery House
Mowery
Salier
Ste Natard Wolaeley
Bee
Mount Meoets
Botham
Wee Thin Row
Singer
Fownes’s Street
Sauwel Kenborough
Eagy
Twenty-First Half-Yearly Examinations Notice
The manuscript notes public examinations for pupils at Luxembourg to begin on the 29th and 30th of June, with classes starting at ten o'clock. Vacation ends on August 1. Edward Mathews, Registrar, Luxembourg, June 7, 1824. Also an Albion Life Insurance listing in London Dublin with capital one million and named officers and agents.
Charity meeting notes for Dublin Sick and Indigent Roomkeepers
Royal Exchange report details a monthly meeting chaired by Samuel Rosborough. It records treasury balances, donations, expenses for relief of the poor, and salaries, urging public support for the Sick and Indigent Roomkeepers of Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Exchange
Ata. T
Ges
Charitible Society
Dublin
Samuel Rosborough
Mefort
Tur Pikas
Reeriveil Ince
Pees
Lotte Do
Aroual
Hon. Geo. Bligh
London
House of Lords debates on game laws amendment bill
Lords discussed and debated the game laws amendment bill with various peers opposing or supporting. The Duke of Portland and Lord Grosvenor spoke on its utility and potential effects on poaching, while other peers urged postponement or broader measures. The report of the committee was agreed, and the bill set for a third reading after adjournment to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Grosvenor
Waoead
Carl Otrar
Dacre
Jord
Lord Calthorpe
Duke of FE
Marqain
Salisbury
Earl of Carnarvon
Lord Grosvenor
Lord Kenyon
Lord Cawdor
Lord Redesdale
Wee
Breach of Privilege in House Over Assault in Lobby
In the House of Commons debate, Mr Gourlay is said to have assaulted near the lobby of the chamber as Mr Brougham entered. The incident prompted discussion on privilege and detention. Dr Lushington urged a strict inquiry into the Demerara revolt case, criticizing the court martial and urging proper examination of evidence and the protection of enslaved people’s rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchelsea
Ourlay
Sreanen
Brougham
Gourley
Secretary Perl
Hume
Givnstay
Cestosy
Liharine
Gourlay
Sitht
Dre Lushington
Demeters
Mr Smith
Lubhington
Smith
Che
Negro Caves
Oar
Wes India Islands
Hota
Bristol
Seton
Ham
Sri
Bearlett
the Common Pleas
King’s Bench
Temple
Old Bailey
Biewart
Elliot
Mr Hamilton
Quamina
Jack
van Honton
Resouvenir
Martin
Rae
Civity College
Cambridge
Frigud
Peterborough
Marin
Ir Lushington
Liberel Ceticaton
Fle
Lord Bathurst
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Belbid
West
A.B. Byaxe
C. R
Mes Bexannett
Bag
Iam Brooke
Homag Fining
Obert Payle
Samuel Litton
M.D
Frwnard Major
Joto M'Cay
J. Scott Meller
R. H. Nixon
Debtors’ Friend Society
Viscount Lorton
Marshalseas
D. Aaa
Lois
Matance Due Society
Joan Cabh
P. E. Singer
VER Hospital
House OF Recovery
Cork Street
By Onder
J. Hale, Apy
Dublin ON Gas Light Company
Ty Tech
Great Branswick Street
Strangers’ Friend Society
Feinaiglian ‘Institution
Edward Mathews
Luxembourg
Albion H18e and Life Insurance Company
Pitingeringer
sLackrnttens
Cavendish-Row
Rutland-Square
Pinec James Pattisc
John Towgood
Benson
Hen. Bonham
James Burton
S. Calvert Las
Wm. Ham
John Fawn
Solomon Davies
Matthew Harrison
Fowler Jones
John Kingston James
Jons
Eeq
Eag
David Ki ' Thomas Mi
Sir John Pinhorn
William Bayley
Joshua J. Smith
Key and Iderman
Wmn. Smith
Daniel R.warington
DE Bristol
Stram-Packep
Palmerston
John Hyde
Joan Rootrson
Tassen— Gera
Caiconen
Sexvants
R. Elliott
Toswet
Backville-Street
Sint May
Rene Geese
LAST
Hin
Chave
Archeloy
Tian
Rowtiel
Trish Society
We Treasurece
Mesers. Latouche and Co
Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
Farpay
House OF Commons
Fainay, Jane
Bronday
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