Court sale of Teedawned lands in Monaghan 1820
Urgent notice of a chancery decree in Treland calling for a public sale by Thomas Ellis, rent role clerk, listing lands in Tedawned parish including Termon and Baragh Corben with extensive acreages and exceptions. Auction set for March 27 next, at one in the afternoon, at Chambers on Tonsquay Dublin, with security required. Public notice names George Ogle solicitor and Anthony Rowne as agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court of Chancery
Treland
Yoade
Nad Court
Tonsquay
Dublin
Tedawned
Drumlara
Loughe
Liamaculta
Kilmacran
Monaghan
Tunsquay
Landa
Clown
Tien Carnixle
Lune
Wid Laide
Chomain
Martora
Michael Koony
Joe Ryan
Anna Rooney
Peretien
Janice Kennedy
Matvick
Gartholomer Gaffney
M*gurk
Willow Newman
Mere Smith
Proclaimation of extraordinary peace measures in Ireland
A 1820 proclamation by the Lord Lieutenant empowers magistrates and a special committee to act in Connacht and certain counties in Ireland. It lists counties Clare Longford Leitrim Cavan Galway and others as regions requiring extraordinary establishments to restore order amid disturbances. Signed by Montmorency Wilde and others, dated the 19th day of May, 1820.
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Jastiers
Carnell
Ireland
Armagh
Manners C. Gro
Heckwith
Herbas
Conneil
Weeland
Deelare
Tony
Baronias Tranny
Atlaree
Clare
Longhrea
Weitrim
Langford Arlen
Woonkillen
Wand Athenry
MaSertys Pring Canedt
Virdne
U's
Leitrin
Longford
Riltartan
Doon Ms
Athenry
Galway
Cumett Chamber
Pehronry
General Election in Dublin County Talbot Support Declared
A Dublin County election scene shows petitions and resolutions praising Col Talbot. Meetings chaired by General Cockburn empower a committee to raise subscriptions, with Henry Grattan Jr and Randall McDonnell coordinating funds and support to elect Talbot with minimal expense.
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Randall M'Donnell
Eag
Meeting of the Society for Promoting Education of the Poor of Ireland
A historic 1940 meeting at Kildare Place in Dublin discussed the society’s annual report and accounts for the year ending January 4 1940. Resolutions adopted common principles, committees, and governance rules. dignitaries including the Duke of Leinster and Lord Cloncarney received unanimous thanks for leadership and support.
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Ireland
Sdmety
Kildare Place
Penton
George the Third
Leinster
Vica Patgon
Towns
Daniel Oconnel
Lord Cloncareys
Richard B. Warren
J. J. Jackson
Atpport
Nystinstild
Peter Burrower
Scott
Messia
Latonehe
Cowind
Joseph Devonsher Jackson
Trinity College Dublin Open Vive Chancellors Prizes Details
The notice invites submissions for the Vive Chancellors Prizes at Trinity College Dublin open to all Bod Students of the University. Competitions must be in Greek Latin or English verse and delivered to the Sealine Lecturer before the final day of June.
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Vive Chancelloc
BOD Scudenta
Bia Maeaty Georges Lr
Arceast
Phare
Sealine
Royal Proclamation Sets strict Sunday observance in 1820s realm
A lengthy proclamation urges piety and virtue, ordering that Lord's Day activities be restricted. It mandates worship, bans gaming and debauchery, and requires officials to enforce laws against taverns and public houses selling liquor on Sundays. Ministers must read the proclamation four times yearly, and officials are instructed to spearhead prosecutions of vice.
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Maane
Privy Council
William Ue
Carlton Howse
Proclamation on Police Establishment in Ireland
By the Lords Justices and Council of Ireland the proclamation declares police establishment in Clare and other counties due to disturbances. It grants authority to appoint magistrates, constables, and officers by Privy Council advice for maintaining order. The document notes Clare and Lhases as disturbed areas needing enhanced policing.
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Lords Justices and Council of Ireland
Hwereas
Enti
Ireland
Gaucenar
Garesnsee
Privy Crauil
Leeda
Raif Batany
Ivor
Clarete
Periey Council
Breguettet
Lhases
RTE
Maret
Este ‘ Kone
The Army of Deliverers of the Nation Uprise in Spain
An excerpt from the Gazeta Patriotica voices support for a Spanish insurrection. It argues that the army must act to expel despotism, restore constitutional law, and empower Cortes through popular representation, citing past revolutions and the duty of soldiers to defend liberty. The piece urges unity among Spaniards to secure civil liberty and national happiness.
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Ant
Gazeta Patriotica
Yua Ponte
Teason
Spain
Diarighia
Tin
Congress
Onteror
Syath
Thrasybring
Athens
William Elr
Andi
Mqusent
Tercor
Agiinstus
Caracea
Ohio
Leiter
Dhier
Ius
Malyndel
Justier
Peter
Evdolened
Adrian Vi
Imus
Bee
Wiley
Allead
Antonio Quitoga
Gonzalez
Ide
Europe
Italy
Armerica
Nulietia
Auffer
Ferdinand the Fifia
House of Amira
Waintai
Ceva
Rarops
Ita
Muiligener
Luedy
Spat
Aerses
Guamerce
Dakustiy
Nate Tien
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Dec Holmes Hematon
Walter Mes ‘Geoagh
Anne ‘Geough
Elizabeth
Thomas Ellis
Particulara
George Ogle
Bolton-street
Vebruney
Gnyoteluek Afernoon
Richmond
Rirlon
Bally Hoteh
Thomas Bleis
William Lewis Ker
Miner's
Stafford-street
Ursuar
Dickoon
Mattes
Kunano
Inet
J Willon
Hambetéan
Vanequay
Tuldin
Ais
Tannbue
Currabud
Jeffrev
Croom
Peithis
Tromas Ellir
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Burthey Particuln
Thomas Edwards
North Copontreet
I Browne
Wen Une
Baglaintiff
Dowdall
Wale Dowdall
Fentant
Ieee
Stuart King
Neyar Anthony Rowne
Philly
Gardinve’seotner
God Save the Ring
County OF
Sentleeh
Nchard Wogan Talbot
Malahide Castle
Friends of
Col. Talbot
County of Dublin
Pownes-atrect
George Cockburn
Duke of Leinch
Fingall
Mtn
Duk
Chir
Trinity College
Aovitinoa
MER Lloyd
Dena Levlereny
Manners
Geo
San Pernanilo
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