Notable 18th century French officials' resignations and titles
Fragmentary OCR notes recount the resignation of Lord Keeper Mont. de Lamoignes and Mont. de Nicolai, with references to the blue ribbon of St. Michael, the King’s Orders, and the Chancellorship. It mentions Oath taking, burial rites, and estates valued at 26 900 guineas, with debts to creditors.
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Tan
Tim
de Barenting
Mant
de Nicolai
Chambre Des Comptes
Monk
Keepjer
Bome
Barentin
Mosi
Whcolst
Kecher
Bud
Zamoignon
Bini
State of the Claims on the OPERA HOUSE Property
The article outlines claims on the Opera House property with leases, mortgage foreclosures, and insurance. It notes Sir John Gallini foreclosing a mortgage, twenty four subscribers paying 500 apiece, and eleven thousand pounds offered for the property. It questions whether the landlord can claim the coal insurance if the house is not rebuilt and if the claim will be revalued.
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Vanburgh
John Gallini
Lver
New peerages expected in Gazette and appointments noted
The Castle received new peerages by a special messenger and these will be announced in tomorrow's Gazette. Reports list the Lord Justice as Chancellor and Speaker of the House, with Lord Caryefort as brother-in-law to the Marquis of Buckingham. Mountfort Longfield, Bt, is named Governor of the city of Cork, replacing Bigot, per the commission dated June 4, 1789.
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Yeserday
House of Command
Lord Caryefort
Marquis of Buckingham
Dube
Mountirt Longfeld, Bt
Gok
Dublin
John Moore
Pre Barcel
Sud Oatey
Deogheda
Oola
Exford
Waterford
Wicklow
Obra Louth
Limerick
Congford
Cork
Jay
Moore — Register of Com
Thomas Street
Al-Market
Crean &T
Sr Houthold
White
Sor
Drogheda
P. Barteying
Kilcock and Dublin Amid Row and Crime Reports
In a Dublin era column a series of notes recount disturbances and hazards. Reports include race disputes at Kilcock with cudgels, highway robberies near the white house, floods of crime and accidents, assaults on Chapelizod road, and warnings about public decency. Proceedings touch on the Lord Chancellor’s stance, mint plans for Dublin, and a proposed hydrostatical instrument to test gold and spirits.
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Roki
Fitzgibbon
Carlow
Pat
Sir Charles Burton, Bart
Polarton
Moone
Kildare
Chapelizod
White House
Kilcock
Summerhill Boys
Ffty
Carmen
Carters
Henry Cavendish
Great Britain
Elizabeth
England
Debates on Currency Scarcity and National Debt
An 18th century discourse argues that paper credit supports England’s commerce amid a rising national debt, with about eighteen million in real specie and fifteen million in circulating paper noted as current stock. Obituaries record deaths in Ireland and Cork, including Mila Hannah Beresford at Abbeyville and several local notables.
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Po Thip HH
England
Elizabeth
James I
Londons
Great George’s Street
Rutland Square
Mills Brooke
Abbeyville
Mila Hannah Beresford
Joh Beresford
Blofsom
Ballyally
Limerick
William Odell
William Hogan
Cork
Thomas Dwyer
Newport-pratt
Vetey
Cumber
William Heory
Cullen's-wood
Robert Tharp
Reward Offered for Offenders in Ballagh Kilnamanna Irish Notice
Lord Lieutenant and Council publish a proclamation offering fifty pounds for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of those who set fire to a dwelling, barn, corn, hay, and other property on the lands of Ballagh in Clonoulty parish Kilnamanna Barony, Tipperary. A pardon is promised to the informer for the first three discoverers and all others are urged to assist.
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Nugent Buckingham
Ath
Richard Lloyd
Clonoulty
Hay
Dublin
C. R. Dublin
Chas, Carell
Tyrshe
Corhampton
Musberry
John Foster
J. Binjileray Sterlington Smyth
O, Wynne
J. Pomeroy
Wil, Conyngham
Alleyne Fitz-Herbert
Gow Save the King
Proclamation Offer Reward for Defenders in Armagh Fire
Lord Lieutenant and Council publish a proclamation offering fifty pounds for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of those who, by night of December 25, last, set fire to hay and turf on the Glebe of the Parish of Korkh Hill Armagh. The notice promises reward and royal pardon for the informant and directs local officials to aid the inquiry.
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Nugent Buckingham
Armagh
Edward Hudson
Burt
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Council Chanute
R. Dubin
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