Theatre Royal bill for tonight's Act III program
Theatre Royal presents a Pas-Seul by Miss St Pierre in Act III for this night only followed by Murphy's Petite Comedy Three Weeks After Marriage featuring Sir Charles Racket Mr Montgomery Lady Racket Mrs Edwin Uradley King and others in a billed mixed program at the theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy
Gilat
Hoadley
Ranger
Clarinda
Edwin
Lacr
Kreutzer
Paris
Scotland
Paddy Carey
L. Kelly
Nurtop
Time Preceptor advertised in Dublin during 19th century
An advertisement extols the ME TRONOME timekeeping device and Preceptor for music education. It markets ready made trousers sourced from Russia, a wide array of apparel, carriage free shipping, and mentions notable endorsements from Braham Logier Stevenson and Doctor Croieh. A nine year old demonstrates the device’s timing accuracy, with manufacturing at No 35 New Sackville Street, Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Wiltworth
Reland
Privy Council of Ireland
Hunratty
Clare
Aaratty
United Kingdom
Council Chamber
Dublin
Hit. Mannera
C. Beckwith
Russia
Faure
Dame-Street
Wko
Andre
Braham
Logier
John Stevenson
Cogan
E. Ke
England
France
Germany
Ane
Dotor Croieh
Marke
New Sackville-Strexr
Saint George's Church
Henry Irwin
Royal Artillery
Peter Roe
Fitantham Square
W.C Hogan
York-street
Fred. Bridge
Russel-street
P. Ge. Singer
Bay
Temple-mreet
A. C. Seymour
Bapgot-street
Bank of Robert Shaw and Co
Eagra
Foster-place
Bank of Ineland dividend notice 1817
Bank of Ineland announces a five percent dividend to proprietors of bank stock for the half year ending June 24 1817. Books for transfer close July 1. Barrack Office Dublin June 1817. Proposals invited for hiring barrack canteens at multiple towns with forms and securities required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank OF
BOSED
Sudday
Cs Bata Co
Dublin Caatle
Rae
Dublin
Cathy Alpiters
Board of Works
eAy
Innisduay
Sparacaigns
Bucevant
Caher
Fermoy
Kilkenny
Mullingar
Naas
Parsonstown
Portobello
Tralee
Freeman
John Hughes
Abolition Motion and Employment Bill Debated in Lords
General Thornton moves to abolish public whipping of women citing an article in the Northern Journal. The Lords discuss the Employment Bill, its limits, and potential relief for parishes. others push bankrupt laws reform and fraud prevention, with petitions from merchants and trades seeking changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Ttt Snorrndis Journal
England
Fee
Sir $. Romilly
A. Piggot
C. Grant
Ian. Ni
J. Smith
London
Dasth
Wrottesle
Sergeant Oustow
J. Newport
Waterford
Belfast
Cork
Dublin
Limerick
Kilkenny
Calvert
Burdett
Westminster
J. Newrart
Lanerick
Tierney
Cotes
Fetonteotn
Ff. Sith
Bir AL Adidley
Durham
Soul Sue
Court of Exchequer
Dublin Female Penitentiary Case Summary
Dublin infile entry shows Liovil custode in custody with William Bradshaw as defendant. Donoug hmore applies to Robert Atkinson, plaintiff's solicitor, 112 Gapelstreet.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lord Lieutenant
Council of
Privy Council
Treland
Manners
W. Tuam
Drogheda
Thomond
Erne
Frankfort de Monmorency
L. Meath
Norbury
W. Downes
Wm. M' Mahon
S. O'Grady
Geo. Beckwith
St. Geo. Daly
J. QO. Vandeleur
William Saurin
God Save the King
Theatre Royal
Burletta O Midas
Justice Midas
Fullam
Sileno
Williama
Apollo
Hodson
Miss
Mira Burges
Nysa
Yaniewicz
Duchess of Dorset
Georcy
Rotunda
Anacreon
Messie
Yaniewiex
Barton
Wardner
Bartyn
Gray
Powell
Cherubini
Beethoven
Miss Yaniewicz
Haydn
Yankwics
Yaniewice
Yaniewicz, Cherubini
Yaniewica
Westmoreland-street
William Watson
Capelreet
Robert Lord Bishop of
Ossory
House of Peers
Earl of Donoughmore
Borge
Foyraver
Parliament-street
No. 1
Upper
Ormond Quay
G.gore
Colonel Gore
Castle of
George Ogle
Nathaniel Sned
Richard Neville
Hay
Guaravan Rochford
Joseph Goff
Charles Dawson
Thomas Verner
Richmond Allen
John Slacke
Richard Wynne
Earl of Baden
Uradley King
George Moore
Dominickalneet
N. B
Uae
Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
Earl of Liverpool
Earl of Lauderdale
Michael Dowling
Henetic of Vaid
Liovil
William Bradshaw
Thomas &1,Lis
Lord Treasurer
Glecurle
Aughadooey
Londonderry
Afernoon
King's Inn's Quay
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!