Charity Sermon and Benefit to Support Finglas School
A parish church in Finglas hosts a charity sermon by Rev. Robert Burrowes with proceeds to aid the Finglas School. A theatre benefit follows with performances and attractions to raise funds for Mrs. Wells and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringay
Charity
Finglas
Robert. Burrowes
F.T.D
Pati
Doobiiing
Mantas Eady Williacafonn
Fingleay
Mir
Navan Turnpike Toll Notices From Dublin to Navan
The Trusties of the Turnpike announce toll changes and road maintenance along the Dublin to Navan route in the county of Meath. Patrons who fail to meet payment will be directed to post bonds and securities as required, with enforcement starting on the specified date.
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Navan
Pyche
Freien
Dublin
Mest
Berit
Unclear excerpt outlines boarders and student welfare duties
The fragment mentions boarders and pupils with references to illness welfare and care. Names like Mr Pate and Mr Paremgerma appear among discussions on responsibilities and support. The text is garbled showing school related notices and protective measures.
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Meirion
Pate
Paremgerma
Ae Ag
Dgea
Sermons and Early Religious Texts Fragment
Fragmentary OCR reading hints at religious sermon collection with names such as John Exshan and Right Rev. references. The legible pieces suggest a discussion of sermons and sermon volume, with scattered titles and authors.
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John Exshan
Belaa
Seth Prick
Frantic Notice and European War Extracts Mixed in Soggy OCR
The fragment mentions a widow or executor arranging a sale of property and a large drapery item, plus an unattributed extract about German forces near the Rhine and troop movements. Names and places are garbled, with several OCR errors throughout.
Fragments Hint at Sailors Society and Ocean Plans
Unclear OCR fragment mentions captains and voyage plans, hinting at a maritime context. It references a crew or group preparing to face the sea and potential retirement, with scattered names and terms like foray and ocean.
Fragmentary OCR Mentions of Officials and Prisoners
Incoherent OCR fragment references a General Onder and the Communes Council along with numbers tied to prisoners. The text is garbled, offering no clear event, date, or locale to anchor a fuller summary.
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Berpe
Onder
Iflaea Ree Council
Fragmented World War I Chronicle Reads like Frontline Dispatches
The fragmentary text recounts early battles near Ypres and Rozebeke with mentions of Carmagnols, 60,4 units, and Troops commanded by Walmoden Gimbord. It notes detachment clashes, retreats, bombardments, and movements toward Hyglede and Ogiede, with a focus on troop dispositions and fortifications.
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Oul
Ypres
Courthay
Fragmentary OCR History Note on 19th Century Conflict
A garbled OCR fragment references naval action and political turmoil, mentioning the United States, France, and a treaty, with terms like surrender, race, and peace. It appears to describe a historical dispute or incident involving ships, ports, and diplomatic tensions, though many details are unreadable.
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Stheatreroyal
RS. Wells
Parcicplar
Efire
oRpontdill
Farchs
Ray Daroc
Richmond
Fide Drain
Dean
Avery
Porthos
Nicholson
Turviving
Brice-freer
Tnfotmne
Pallys Barcey
Santico
Germany
Rhine
Hohenlohe
Lancern
Dex
Saeenre
Agarefe
Domingo
Rilkreek
Cnet
Tadiey
Uchisvelinny
Caasy Walmoden Gimbord Terday
Clairfait
Ogiede
Rosebeke
Rouliglear
Yeserday
Hyglede
Preflon-Gaiss
Atlons
Greay
United States
Thaidi Wid
Brunswick Conics Ena
Mamed
Ehide
Senate
Yellorn
Botapda Bei
Fies
Saillsary
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