Saint Patrick’s Day parades and Dublin lottery notes
A Saturday assembly in Dublin near Saint Patrick’s Day features parliament members and notable figures celebrating Lord Townshend’s birthday with a year’s lottery under way. Reports cover expected ticket demand, payments timing, and a break-in at Smith and Porter merchants totaling about 1800 pounds. Civil and church notices list adjournments, benevolences, and a House of Industry report detailing employment, hospital, and lunatic asylum figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iréland
Lord Townshend
England
Meff, Smith, and Co.porter-Merchants
Trustees urged to curb rotten linens trade impact on linen board
A letter argues the Linen Board Trustees must act to stop exporting rotten linens aimed at America and Spain. It calls for appointing trusted linen traders to inspect dried pieces, seal ends, and prevent substandard goods from entering markets despite logistical challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linen Board
America
Endiard
Boups
Davie v Oliver Decree Affirmed in Court of Chancery Appeal
Parliament notes from Momwpai on March 15 affirming the decree on the appeal from the Court of Chancery in the case Davie against Oliver. Commons message with a private bill read and first time. Session adjourned until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Luards
Momwpai
Court of Chancery
Davie
Oliver
the Commons
House of Commons Passes Meantime Bill and Petition Pleas
In March session of the House of Commons the committee considered the bill for captaining and amending provisions for the relief of the poor and custody matters. The Speaker chaired while the bill was engrossed. A Wicklow reform petition was presented by Wellby, Dublin dissenter petitions were laid before the table, and Alderman Marren presented a brewer’s petition against the corn bill. A committee was appointed to inquire into the government plate and related matters as debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Jones Arith
Sol Frou
Myles Calais
Kirwan Lyster
Dedtoe Law
House of Industry
House OF Commons
Satyapat
Wicklow
Corry
Disitsers
Dublin
Aldesmarren
Bablio
M. A. Committee
Reform Bill Debate and Government Bill Movements
The House debated reform measures with Lord Chatham's principles cited and volunteers and elections discussed. Attorn ey general and various members argued for and against parliamentary reform, with motions to bring in the bill and appraisals of administration positions. Adjournment followed as the committee schedules and other bills were set for consideration on the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Dubin Bay
Crownlow
Nice
Lord Chatham
England
Loren
Parliament of England
Shurchans
Parliament of
Lord Carrisle
Dungason
CarTain
C. Trowalow
Mogcanu
Menen
Tyant
Dhs
Geatienae
Shamoalyre
Ming
Thas
Geotleman
Rime
Scott
Dave
Kingdon
Yertiemas
Wael
Bini
Mafoo
Kearpey
Lord Carlisle
Fiood
Levrenane
Maac Corry
de Jame
Julysh Hewic
Tuwe
Belatt
College of Phincises
Frimty College
Patrice Duan
Gardiner
Keven
Frederick Flood Rose
Vasey Colclough
Fom
Tod
Formnaghet
William Alexander Englith
Henry Huarthonge
Lomerich
Peder
Tunnadiga
Parlis Mengary
Theatres Royal Benefit Night for Messrs and Ladies
A fragmentary notice for a private benefit at the Theatre Royal on Friday in 1784 lists performers including Meilrs Treslan Brisk Daly Cacekels Clinch Markwall Cubice Lorbroth O Reilyy Melicfuny Halmer and Lord Touchwood Sparks Paul Plyant Berks Touchwood Taphn Cyotha Hannam Proch Dasy. A FARCE and ENTERTAINMENTS accompany the event with tickets from Mr L T Kaullingr and at the theatre box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Daips
Meilrs
Treshlan
Byance
Mancuig
Brisk
Mer
Daly J Cacekels
Clinch
Markwall
Cubice
Lorbroth
O'Reilyy
Melicfuny
Halmer
Lord Touchwood
Sparks
Bur
Paul
Plyant
Ryder
Berks
Touchwood
Taphn
Cyotha
Hannam
Proch
Dasy
L. TD. Kaullingr
Beteaty
Merlry
Vreshan
Kieven
Master Weichsel Benefit at Capel Street Tonight
A chaotic OCR fragment advertises Master Weichsel and Lionel acts for a Tuesday benefit on March 24 at Capel Street. It mentions Mrs Brampton performing a farce and entertainments, with tickets via Meff. Tresham and Dawsons charity notices. The text lists numerous performers and a new comedy, pantomime, and violin concerto amid a muddled program.
Masch meetings and charity notices in 1784 Dublin
A garbled notice set from a Dublin period finds multiple items: an election and meetings of religious and civic bodies on March 6 and 14, 1784. funding and distribution plans for the poor with churchwardens’ oversight. fair schedules, ball subscriptions, and rehearsals. notices of loans, debts, and solicitors. advertising lace and textile trades, with names such as John Finlay and A Cormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Savage
Dublin
John Finlay
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Thomas Bond
N. B
Weichsel
von Es
Lionel
Clariss
Jeffamy
Mrs. Branmpton
Possocsyer
Mae
Whichsel
Capel-street
Oes Rae
Tresham
Mr. Dawson
Gormatras
Malachi
Mr Sharply
Ohah
Paki
Spaderdath
My. Myder
Diab Primarose
Tae
Mra
Reilly
Bins
Genes
Inka
Ae Coely
Matter Ween
A&s
Miss. Dal
Carr
Nolan Chi
Medliak
Macandor
chienburgh-Cheet
Brag
Ray
Corpocaridafates
Dean
Grace
St. Cathering
Mt. Paul's
St. John's
St. Sepulchn
Gaines
Ceady
Moore-Deeet
Smee
M'Nelle
Exhibition Room
M‘neill
Marlborough-Qreet
Sole M Neill
Montlasonts
Richard Earl of
Ressin
Athlone
Mc. Thomas.Gibbons
Suffels-street
Andrew Savage
Harran Oth - Woax
Sam
Os Naa
Parliament-street
Jim
A. Cormick
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