Darhe-Bet Wares Displayed By O'Reilly At The Public Auction
The article notes the sale of a fashionable selection of satin tabinets duraplas, s neat items like waistcoats and mourning goods in various fine fabrics and patterns. It highlights a broad array of goods including gold satins, enamelled pieces, and novelties for watchkeeping, offered by O'Reilly who promotes cash transactions, wholesale and retail, at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Reilly
Méns’ Mercery
Ireland
N. B
Wholefite
Dublin House and Lords Debates on Bills and Readings
In the Dublin House and Lords, March debates cover the punishment of fraudsters in money matters and coin fraud, with discussion on the game bill and debt recovery. Lords Eyre and Leinster question timing, boards, and appointments, as well as the growth of court business and potential impact on estates. The Commons advances revenue measures with reports on reading progress and committee deliberations, including objections to taxation and governance.
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Tongpay
Lord Rapiclagh
Rani
Mountgarret
DAI
Alaroung Creditort
Hiftvelinig
Mability
Lori
Four Courts
Heshille
Board of Aldermen
Ether
City of Dublin
House
Stratford
Francis ‘Paul Stratford
Long Parliamentary Debate on Crown Lands and Pensions
Fragmentary notes describe a late 18th century House of Commons session with discussions on royal land reversion, amendments to restrain grants, and a motion against retailing spirits. The debate covers Crown rights, public benefit, pensions, and proposed resolutions, concluding with adjournment and committee actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franc M. George Ponsonby
Ig Huskinson
Michael Smith
J. Wolfe
Edward Newenham
Stewart
Killymoon
Conolly
Hercules Langfordt
Exchequer
Merciles Langrifhe
Monk Ma
Orde
Seretary
Hartley
George Parlenby
Brooke
Forbes
Brownlow
Old Donegal House Bill and ecclesiastical powers debate
A partly garbled report shows Mr Arcibert Brooke ordering a ready tract for a house next Tuesday. The session discusses a bill to encourage Efreries on county Donegal courts, pauses pawnbrokers bill to Monday, and a proposal empowering archbishops bishops to make cases for lives of years with opposition from some gentlemen. Lords note approval on linen and hempen manufacture without amendments. several orders adjourned to tomorrow.
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Arcibert Brooke
Thyetdey
Pest
Arabe City
Helday
Ay Et Amors
House In Committee
Donegal
J. Monck
Chatterton
Reform Club meeting and sentencing in Barrack-street notice
Mary Barlow, convicted of robbing, received death sentence. Nathaniel Shawner and Gummins, convicted of forgery and perjury, ordered to be pilloried three times and imprisoned for twelve months. A Reform Club meeting at the King’s Arms had over 30 new gentlemen admitted as ballots prepared. Karl Charlemone elected President with Sir Edward Newenham, William Sharman, and Hamilton Gorges as Vice Presidents for the year.
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Mary Barlow
Fortanes
Karl Charlemone
Edward Newenham
William Sharman
Hamilton Gorges
Lent Assizes 1986 Kilkenny Wexford Wicklow Dates
The Lent Assizes 1986 schedule lists counties Kilkenny Wexford Wicklow with sessions at Maryborough Carlow Kilkenny and Wexford May 21 to March 9 through April 14. Court actions begin Monday morning with grand jury business and continuing after commission day across the circuit.
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Co. Kildare
Naa
King’s Co
Meades
Ecn
Maryborough
Wednnesday
Carlow
Kilkenny
Grace's Old Cuffle
Tholfel
Wexford
Wicklow
Wigktow
Biron
Forde
Abbey-street
Philipstown
Dublin Mail Detained By Severe Weather Delays
Belfast to Dublin mails faced heavy delays as the road between Man of War and Newry failed, with horses exhausted and stages halted. Local accounts note the Dublin port was previously halted by weather for three days, a memory recalled by the oldest inhabitants.
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Belfast
Mageh
Dublin
Newry
Grand Benevolent Order of Saint Patrick Festival Meeting
The Brethren of the Grand Benevolent Order of Saint Patrick are requested to gather at Ryan’s in Fownen’s Street on Friday next the 5th at ten o’clock to transact beneficial business and proceed per ancient culture to church. Members are urged to attend with names left at the bar for proper dinner arrangements.
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Aneteatatd Mott Benevolent Order of Saint Patrick
Riyan’s
Fownen’s
Meany
Ian
County Lads of Cloghan Join Renewal Rent Scheme
Fragmentary OCR based note references county lads of Cloghan in a renewal rent plan with figures and names. Indicates applications and a merger of terms, mentioning Kay and Ronan and the year. Reading is uncertain but records an administrative matter involving rent terms and local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clogan
Kay
Ronan Tei
Itrete
Fragmentary sale notice from 1986 with names and locations
The readable fragments indicate a sale related to Help House and Oi e?niz'to the, Troy, Smithfield, Treat, Apple Rey, Dean Moore, Héadtort, Kelis, and others in 1986. Limited legible terms suggest a public auction or sale event with multiple named parties and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houife
Troy
Smithfiel
Apple Rey
Dean Moore
Kelis
Fragmentary 19th Century Property Note
A garbled notice from a county area references a large tract labeled as upwards of 300 acres in a higher state, with mentions of a house, gardens, and accommodation for a gentleman family. It names multiple surnames and places, but details are incomplete and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orbelet
Gemtleman
Higter
Johnny
Wilnee Godley
Hay, Old and New at Totefold in Newcastle
A fragment from a Dublin newspaper item mentions hay at Totefold in Newcastle and references Foun GoaLey, Esg. Lach. rallp- freee, with unclear names and places including Dublin and Wattiam Ganisgith. The unreadable text implies a notice or brief notice about livestock or hay trades in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Gormty
Dublin
Indebted Settlements Notice for Widow Mary Meighan
A notice dated February 1786 states that several persons indebted to Patrick So Meighan are instructed to pay debts to his widow Mary Meighan at Nb i139 Thomas Street. Failure to comply will lead to enforcement of payment. Debtors are urged to transfer accounts to Mary Meighan to enable speedy settlement.
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Patrick
Meighan
Mary Malphan
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