Widow and seven children seek aid amid distress
The notice appeals for charity for a widow with seven children who have sold all they own to satisfy hunger and thirst. It lists local benefactors Alder, Pearson, Healy, and Dalton as contact points to verify the family’s distress and receive aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heroof
Alder
Bridge Foot
Richard Pearson
James +Street
Bartholomew Healy
Bridgen Street
William Dalton
Inick-Tlreet
Port Tubing Harbour Wall Contract Proposals
Ballast Office announces proposals for building and finishing a harbour wall from 500 to 1000 feet long with double faced stone similar to existing work. Work to start about two thousand feet from the current wall, toward the Pigeon House, near Saeb-boste. Proposals sealed and delivered by March 25. Signed Rich. Broughton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tubing
Ringferid
Saeb-boste
Rich. Broughton
Public Securities Scanning Office Moves to Dame Street
Original transfer office announces new building at Dame Street opposite Fownes Street. T Ashenhurst, principal, invites all persons to inspect and buy or sell government debt, stock, or bank shares with fair prices and no need for prior advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dame-Street
S-Street
T. _ASHENHURST
Athenhurst
Grateful for Pat Favors Sale of Lottery Tickets
The Lions at their licensed office No 101 Grafton street offer whole tickets and shares in various fractions. Chances at two guineas, one guinea, and other stakes are listed with prizes and light guineas. The notice details participation, terms, and the office location for purchasing chances and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton-street
Pat
Irish Funds and Debentures Note Dublin Listing
Fragmentary OCR lists Dublin Irish funds offerings with stock notes, depreciations, and debentures. Mentions scrip values in pounds, shillings, and pence. Indicates per cent interest rates and dated figures, but text is heavily corrupted.
Restoration of Order in House Proceedings from 1786
Fragmentary OCR reveals a chaotic record of parliamentary motions and debates. It mentions Mr. Amny seeking three weeks leave, inquiries into fines on hackney coaches since January 1786, surrendered licenses, and a committee measuring commercial aspects. It notes a speech by Mr. Grattan and references to turnpike funds and leave to go abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish
Reistry
Hous
Magen
Amny
Mel Warden
Trench
Alo
Inglyay
Maton
Thesphair
Grattan
Monaghan
Dromur
Cuore
Bollibay
Clone
Monga
Robert Mayne
Efsid
Ottbert Mayne
Jervisatepet
Dublin
Grattan Motion on Tithes Sparks Irish Debate
In a packed session of the House, MPs debated tithes and clergy support as Ireland seeks economic relief for peasants. Critics blamed middle landowners for misery, while some defended current tithes, arguing reform would disrupt the state and church settlement. The motion was negated without a division and the House adjourned near midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orde
Browne
Ireland
Buthe
Edward Newenham
Tagree
Grattan
Masquerade Ball at Rotunda and New Rooms Opening
A detailed account describes the masquerade ball hosted by Hughes's Club at the Rotunda, celebrating new rooms and public entertainment. It highlights elaborate decorations, a grand chandelier, transparent hangings, a knight of St Patrick display, and a full regimental band in the orchestra, with the Rotunda and Card-room near completion and awaiting final touches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Hughes
Europe
Ceres
Rotunda
St. Barrick
Leith Anufacture
Hopital ‘Rotunda
Maher
Hibernia
Engle
A.girendole
Exhopy
S.B
Sedatus Populus
People of
Masques at Lord Mayor's Banquet Share The Stage
A lively masque night at the Mansion House featured 600 attendees of whom about 450 had seats. Performers included Miss Whittingham, Mrs Brady, Mr Conolly and Sir John Hamilton in diverse roles from Nifon to Godiva. The Lord Mayor hosted with pageantry and the Lady Mayoress appeared as Night, though attendance caused a shortage of hackney carriages as dawn neared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nifon
Nell
J. Hamilt
Talar Motice
Belion
Beatty
Racist Bitola
J. Whitinghim
Levinja
Charat
Wim
Giafcock
Vesey Celclough
John Hamilton
Monsieur le Bagatelle
Hill
Apollo
Senus
Pinker
Ben
Priscilla Tombev
Shakespeare
Prince Godiva
Fide
Mr. Underwood
Eather K Toch
Laverdy
Molloy
Wynnes
Richard
Fancy
Jackies
Celestial Measures Inspire The Mind And Senses
An ornate excerpt invokes celestial harmony and awe as fountains of nourishment for mind and rapture for sight. It praises the artist scientist who traces planetary paths and reveals nature's laws, guiding imagination toward devotion and profound thought.
Commemorations in Rome London and Dublin under false virtue
The piece critiques memorials in Rome London and Dublin that honor both living and dead for fame or virtue. It cites a drunken German composer honored in Westminster and a Dublin actress celebrated posthumously for chastity, suggesting corrupt motives behind public commemorations and noting an inquiry into Handels in the Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Naples
London
Dublin
Dubli
Westminster
Handels In
Patrick Ition
Hiv
Also Mentioned on This Page
Genewar
Corkhill
Johnson and Company
Baru Srocik
Johnsone
Willians and CO
the Lions
Irish Funds
Londi
Celestina
Barsny
Lianh
Jones
Diay
James
Draya
Audi
Peshe Protestant Club
AEH
Beoare
Evith H
Thomas Pacis
John Joseph Ing
Corteffna
Fortuty
Eigark
William Iigham
Conall
Fermanagh
Audangh
John Tee’ Ingham
William Ingham
Daniel Benifou
Britain-fixeet
Dali
Coyndeland
Irel
Rutland
Walthy
Theler
Esquire
Christophe
Cork
Peper
Siatch
Beth Heavens
Beth H
Robin’ Walth
Carrel
Ward
Tik
Healys Bridge
Garnefr
John Shatman
Hofe
Christopher Weggett
Weiting
Futthea
Shertla
Dublis
I Liford
Banon
el Men
Lurtell
Clemeny
John Fitzgibbon
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