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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 04, 1817
Page
3
The Lords consider Lord Guerenne's Southwark Reform petition and discuss the London Union Society and Spenceans. Debates cover Habeas Corpus suspension, seditious meetings, and measures to protect the constitution amid distress, with divisions and petitions noted.
The Theatre Royal presents a varied program featuring Braham and company in multiple roles, with operas, comedies, and a new three act piece by G Colman in rehearsal. Performances include The Rivals and Guy Mannering with special notices on renewed engagements and upcoming productions.
With no Liverpool Packet sailing, the Bonaparte carriage exhibition at the City of Dublin Tavern will stay open for three additional days and close Wednesday evening.
Richard Spear and Co advertise lower prices on patent wax candles Spermaceti oil and candles with new refined wax. They claim patent wax is a new candle type superior in brightness and look, not requiring frequent snuffing. Orders for exportation receive special attention.
Insolvent petitioners Pierse Ryan and others announce schedules and oaths filed in Ireland under acts for relief of insolvent debtors. Ready for examination, with the Leinster circuit at Clonmel on March 25, 1817, listing numerous creditors and detaining parties.
Notices advertise sale of 108 acres near Naas with a swelling-house, subject to a two pound rent. Also listed are a furnished Mountjoy Square neighborhood house to sell or let, and a Carrick estate sale notice in Westmeath. Additional Irish Exchequer bids announce Ballysallagh lands in Antrim to be let for three years, with adjournments and multiple dates.
Notice states that girls present at Bagot Street and Kevin Street Charter Schools have been educated and are fit to be apprenticed to trades or as servants. Apprenticeship to be made at the schools by order of J Adamson, ser.
Insolvent notice filed in the Court of Exchequer to discharge from custody under acts for relief of insolvent debtors in Ireland. Lists many creditors and individuals from Clonmel, Waterford, and surrounding towns. Court date set for March 17. petition, schedule, and oath filed. readiness to be examined on conduct before assize judges.
Trinity College Dublin announces summer commencement prizes for Greek Latin and others. Insolvent debtor Thomas Lynch Jr seeks discharge and lists creditors and witnesses before judges at Maryborough on March 25, with multiple Irish names and places named in the petition.
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