Notice to claimants on lands in Ireland decree 1824
Under the Irish Court of Exchequer decree dated June 2 1824 all persons with charges or encumbrances on lands and premises mentioned in the pleadings and decree are required to come forward before July 9 next at the Inn's Quay Dublin to prove their claims or be barred from the decree's benefits. Dated July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His Majesty's Court of Exchequer
Ireland
Ae Ang
Inn's Quay
Dublin
Seid Treerer
A.R. Brake
C.R
Robert Shaw
Bart. and Co
John Kingatna James
John Cush
Rutland Square
Ted
Tre
Lady Byron
Seneill
Lord Byron
Braminer
Drury-lane
Marsden
Mia Marsden
Mr. Marsden
Lucus
Notable Names Sought to Act as
A list of titled individuals including Exqs and Rev. figures such as William Mierke Thomas Guibert Litton Pim and others is presented as being requested to act in some capacity. The fragment hints at a formal quorum or committee selection process with multiple named persons and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Litton
M.D
Faward May
John May
Fay
J. Scott Molloy
Row Nixon
Herbert Orpen
Thomas
Isnex
John Schonies
J. H.singer
By Order J Hale Apy 209 377 28 208 609
A terse legal notice cites an order number and official initials. It presents no broader context, naming no parties beyond the issuing authority and the signature. The fragment reads as a procedural entry likely from a court or municipal record.
New Edition of Sacred Music for Church Use
Just published a new edition of a Fifty Psalm Tunes in one volume for churches and families. Portable, cheap, about one penny per page, harmonised for one to four voices with piano chords. Tunes chosen from the authorised version, arranged for singing, with Dr Busby’s critique praising its care and elegance. Available at Mrs Ann Watron’s No 7 Capel Street and major music shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crates
Birge Algen
Snock-acuay
David Weyman
Dublin
Iate
Brady
Balent
Ann Watron
Capet Street
Charity Appeal Delayed Sermon Hits Dublin Infirmary Aid
The Meath and County of Dublin Infirmary reports expanded capacity since December with ninety beds now available and sixty regularly filled. A postponed annual Charity Sermon at St Werburghs worsens funding expectations, prompting renewed public appeal for subscriptions to cover current expenses and sustain sick and indigent roomkeepers in Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meath
County of Dublin
St. Werburgh’s
Lefanu
Hare
Pertone
George Latouche, Esq
Enfirare
Long Lane
Kevin Street
Dublin
St Patrick
Deanery House
J. Pomeroy
Merrion Square
Sadner
College
Richard Wolacley
Mount Street
Win
Betham
Weatand Row
J. EH
Singer
Mountjoy Square
Berianin Bail
Native Irish Education Society Promoted Language Use
Report on the Irish Society for Promoting Native Irish Education through the native language Archbishop Grace of Tuam as president outlines aims to teach Irish and provide English knowledge using Irish texts including a Bible and prayer book. Donations to the society noted, plus obituary of Capel Butte discussing his two marriages and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuam
Triah
Danfell
Bishow
Giselyimirg
Sane Cie
Tresaurcere, Meeers, Latouch and Co
Solomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead Promises Cure
An 18th century advertisement touts Solomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead as effective against nervous debility and age-like appearance in youths. It claims to restore appetite, digestion, mood, and strength, sold by F. Newberry and Lee in Dublin with a stamped guarantee and directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilead
F. Newberry and Lee
Dame-street
Dublin
Sami
Solomon I
Iverpool
Appeal for Charity as Dublin Society Seeks Aid for Poor
A Dublin society appeals to benevolent citizens for aid as its funds run dry after aiding over 1,700 families and 4,810 people this year. It lists benefactors and expects continued industry support while noting distress among the sick and needy. The piece also recounts conjectures about Lord Byron and Lady Byron, their separation, and public reactions without sensational detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Prnch
Celbridge
Kilmainham
Rockbrook
Ballymore
Miltown
Earl of Meath
Liberty
Viscount Newcomen
C. Hamilton
Lower Sackville Street
William Kent
Stephen Street
Charles Shaw
Surgeon Molony
Dawson Street
Francie White
Upper Camden Street
Arthur Jones
South King Street
Whitefriar Attest
Errors of the Press From a United States Paper
A nostalgic note on typographical blunders spotted in papers. The writer recalls misspellings such as hail versus pheasants, United States confusion, misreadings of legal terms, and garbled phrases from various articles and advertisements reflecting the era’s press flaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
France
Missouri
United
Rey
Jeraey
Messrs. Incledon and Phillips
Cryptic Tale Of River Hire And Honest Error
A garbled report describes a steam boat misadventure on a river and a later incident where a gentleman lost a pocket book after a backsey coach journey. The coachman returned the book and the owner paid £14 for the honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seothiud
le Grange Courier
Paul Dink
Tuum
Police report on a French veteran and a Dublin street crime
A French veteran named Kovinehi, living at 112 Thomas Street, Dublin, is described with physical traits and a note he fears travel to Sweden due to lack of funds. He claims service under Napoleon and battle experience at Villa Franca 1809. A police reference locates him after Bristol, with Bristol to Dublin as his conjectured route. Meanwhile a Wednesday trial sees Mary M Cab e found guilty of stripping two children and jailed 12 months, Isa Beaumont acquitted on a similar charge but held on a second accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apn
Association For
Ireland
Association
Edward Leena
Dublin
Dublin Institution
Moray
Lord Brandon
Frisona
Gaola
Prisona
Filencia
Ibis
Jobh‘Diinn
Perry
Enday
Jean Koyings
Cowit
Bristol
Kovnehi
Villa Franca
Warsaw
Kovinaki
Coville
Sweden
Thomasstreet
Mary M‘cabe
Isa Beaumont
Inquest Finds Woman Dead From Want of Food in Old Church Street
An inquest before Alderman Tyndal examined a boy Fitzammon and inmates of No 142 Church Street after a woman’s body was found in the back cellar. The jury returned a verdict that the woman died from want of food amid filthy house conditions and possible contagion risk.
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Tyndal
Church Street
Old Church Street
Fitzammon
Byrne
J. Hynex Eworn
Charles Maley
Fitzsimmons
Old Byrne
Portuguese Consul General Notice Published at Lloyds
The message from Consul General Samgrayo transmitted to Lloyds requests public dissemination for merchants trading with Portugal. It cites the 1924 London Convention and instructs landings to be allowed for cargoes on vessels arriving in British dominions with legalized cockets, per official orders to customs officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy
Great St. Helen's
Lesve
Lloyd's
Portugal
Pol. Samgrayo
T. J. Bennett
Bay
Lloyd's. Isbor
Great Britain
London
Conde la Pavoa
Regatta and royal yacht event heat up Cowes season
Reports from Cowes describe a forthcoming regatta and sailing watch, with Great interest in fast vessels from the royal yacht club. Lord Varberuagh arrives Friday and the Filewa yacht sails for sea, as fashionable visitors flood the town for what promises a lively, busy sailing season.
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Cowes
Chir Salva Regatta Aml
Cech
Lee
Royal Yacht
Eluh
Lonl Varberuagh
Pruday
Apguldere Coibe Pak
de Rhip Filewa
Monaderely
Sid Lal Sla
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Wm. Taylor
John Shortt
Jane
Samuel Evans
John Flanly
John Mitchel
Dames Becarnett
William Mierke
Thomas. Finlay
Robert Paine
Charles Fox
Joseph Guibert
J.C. Graves
W. Vicnrs Griffith
Edward Grow Rehard Graytan
Henry Hamilton
Richard J. T. Orpen
Bnaxnax
Cretr
Wantram Lowell Guinness
Debtors’ Friend Society
Viscount Lorton
Marshal Seas
John Cast
P. E. Singer
Reco
Cork Street
Ethune, Sees
J. Hale, Apy
Busby
Berlin
Simer Ieland
Ain
Lord Lieutena
Latouche
Pag
M.P
Charititle Society For Relief
Samuel Rosborough
Tazarumena
Gen
Bligh
Caah
Irish Society
Montcallier
Torin
Lofft
Achaupheer
Eandyn
Woodser
East India Company
Alff
Joseph Much
Cambridge
Hal
Itely
Ewan College
Solomon
Gilead- Bouse
Rouxpen
Lord
Rom
PoLice
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