Decrees summon creditors in Chancery cause Ireland
Decrees of the Majesty's High Court of Chancery of Ireland require all persons with debts liens or incumbrances on lands and premises mentioned in the pleadings to prove them before a指定 date in Dublin and August next or be precluded from the decree. Dual notices dated June 10 and June 16 1817 name Rane Wade Samuel Moore Attorney General and Francis Gregory solicitor with Blackall Street address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhinchy
His Majesty's High Court of Chancery of Ireland
Thomas ‘Ellis
Francis Gregory
Blackail-vireet
Ash Rainey and Metronome adverts and Dublin relief meeting
A long notice advertises Ash Rainey importing large sweet oranges and fine liqueurs from Leghorn, with shop on Capel Street offering pastry ingredients and a piano metronome device. A Dublin meeting at Mansion House discusses a public monument to George Opie and a third famine relief subscription with many city figures contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ash Rainey
St. Wicer
Alen
Leghorn
Ash Rainey
Businesa
Asa
Aga
Capel-street
G. Occe
Colonel Gore
Castle of
Dublin
George Opie
Charles Earl Whitworth
Stone Seat En grave r announces move to Upper Ormond Quay
Borge M respectfully informs friends and the public that he has moved to No 1 Upper Ormond Quay. He thanks those who supported his early efforts and promises continued attention to merit their continued support. A reputable lad will be taken as an apprentice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braham
Logier
John Stevenson
Cogan
England
France
Germany
Crotch
New Sacwvitce-street
Dublin
Borge
Upper
Ormond Quay
Bank of Ireland Dividend and Barrack Canteen Proposals
Bank of Ireland announces a five percent dividend for stockholders payable from July, with transfer books closed from June 2 to July 1. The Deputy Barrack-Master-General invites proposals to hire canteens at multiple barracks in Ireland, with formats provided and proposals due by August 30 to Lieutenant-General Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank OF Ireland
Isc
Thomas Williams
Sec. N. B
Dublin
Notict
Buttevant
Fermoy
Kilkenny
Mullingar
Naas
Parsonstown
Portobello
Tralee
Freeman
John Hughes
Proclamation declares Meath baronies in disturbance
By order of the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland a proclamation declares the baronies of Navin Skreen and Murgallion in County Meath in a state of disturbance and requiring extraordinary police establishment. Dated Dublin June 21 1817 with signatories Manners Thomond Montmorency Kildare Norbury Browne MMAhon Beckwith Sauria. God save the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Ireland
Ireland
Privy Council of Ireland
Mawrn
Privy Council
Navin
Upper
Lower
Navon
Napan
Stryne
Skreen
Murgallion
United Kingdom
Coungil
Dublin
Manners
C. Thomond
Sligo
Erne
Frankfore de Montmorency
Charles Kildare
Norbury
Denis Browne
Wm. M'Mahon
George Beckwith
Wim
Sauria
Mutiny Bill debate and habeas corpus in Lords and Commons
Detailed parliamentary proceedings describe the Edinburgh and Glasgow Canal bill, Mutiny Bill interpretations on command versus sign-manual authority, and debates over habeas corpus suspension including requests for prisoner details. Lords and Commons address petitions, prison conditions, and regulatory changes with various motions and committee actions.
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Wrunxensy
Jowete
Sidmouth
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Michael Dowling
Rane Wade
Samuel Moore
Thimas Ellis
Bar of
N. B
GFRS
Nathaniel Ined
Richard Neville
Gustavus Rochford
Joseph Gott
Charles Dawaon
Homas Verner
Foy
Richmond Allen
John Stacke
Fay
Richard Wynne
Bradley King, Esq
Dominick
Mark Bloxham
Mears
L. Crowhwaite and Sons
A.B
W. L. Guinness
O'Connors
Moore
Latowehe
Thomas Lefroy
Fug
Mesera
Randal M‘veonell
Joahua Pim
Eug
Usher
Stuland
Ruheariation
Pomeroy
Luke White
Mark Byrne
Handfield
William Farrell
Arthur Stanley
Cos
Ditrea
M. Lucas
Ditta
Loo Lo
Jo Lo
Blackwood
Bellinghima
Lowy
John Kingston James
Richard Pearce and Co, Esqra
Guinness
Edward Fitzvimmona
Drownrigg
Esq
John Rowley
William Johnson
Hawshorne
Sheriff Read
George Thompson
Duke-strece
Scanlan
Thomas Thompson
Richard M‘nally
Oliver
Edward Houghton
Dino Wo. Watson
Mesyra Stewart
Swan
Bainne Bruce
Sheriffa
the Tins OO Review
Orivical Journal
Cauren
Goethe
Wat Tyler
Mr. Southey
Grologieal Society
Axcap
ConsTabgg End Co
Edinburgh
John Cumming
Lower Ormondquay
Bowwavacy
Glenton
Sackville-Street
Hoyte
Flood
Horr
Froop
Windsor Castle
Ghd
W. Kertland's
No 1
Cafel-Street
Naples
Ie Td
W. K
London
God Save the King
Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
Earl of Lauderdale
Edinburgh and
Glasgow
Treasury
Earl of Liverpool
Lords of the Treasury
the Treasury
Lord Holland
Earl of Rosslyn
Colliers
Earl Grosvenor
Chester
Lord Sismouth
Lord Sidmouth
House OF Commons
Taylor
Newfoundland
Protheroe
Reynolds
Francis Brdlett
Secretary of State For Foreign Affairs
Leng
Baronet
Bennett
Whitecross
D. Gilbert
Scotland
Tierney
Consolidated Fund
Inverness Canal
Brougham
Ataming
Folkestone
Secretary of State For
Home Department
Readig
Gawler
Berkshire
Lord F
Tlhint
Gal
Whitely
Yaoi
Gil
Kaw
Privans
Eatit
Uyas
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