Lottery and Prize Lists From Port Markets in Early Ireland
A fragmentary notice from a Dublin port lottery draws outlines prize sums of £90,000 and related payments. It mentions warrants, dates in March and April, and references to the Fourth and Third Day draws, with names like Rich ard H. Nash and locations such as Cornhill and Capel Street. The text reads as a garbled historical advertisement for a lottery tied to Passion Week and a public sale, including prize tiers and distribution details.
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Cornhill
Jrangd
Zurtone
Ireland
Rics
Ital Prisey
Ta' Pier
Port
Ba Chusco
Miehain Ang
Ieater
War
Dubie
Dubie, Nod By It Treeet Rf Md It 8. Oe Soane
Cepel-street
Daiep-atrevt
Imperial Parliament Debates Communal Reform and Ireland
Fragmented proceedings show House of Lords and Commons discussing temperance and chimney cleaning reform, plus a call to inquire into the state of Ireland and the contagious fever. References to Peel and various peers appear amid parliamentary noise and procedural motions.
Indemnity debate over ministerial power and Oliver case
In a parliamentary session a heated debate centered on indemnity for ministers amid suspicions of a treasonable conspiracy. Speakers argued whether those who aided public safety deserve protection, with Canning and others defending government actions while critics warned against constitutional overreach and abuse of power. The discussion touched Oliver, spies, and accusations of informers influencing the unrest.
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F. Burdett
Lambton
Oliver
Hye
Mr. L
Persopk
Persopk Who Anembled For the Paxpoor of petiGanlog
W. Burroughs
Lamb
Zondonfas
Thes
Ubem
Brougham Tall
England
Canning
Mr. Canning
Nicentae
Howe
Joluing Peo
Accra
Olwer
Prines
Gutatog Bis
Ethan
Fragmentary parliamentary report and Dublin notices
Fragmented OCR text covers a parliamentary debate on party tensions with references to Canning and Oliver, a plan for a drawing room at Dublin Castle for St Patrick's celebration, and notices about Irish stocks and a Youghal correspondent’s suggestions. It includes stock prices, government loan details, and a brief ceremonial schedule with attire notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam
Berlain
Dublin Castle
Castle
Castle Om
Marge
St. Patrick
Ireland
Fras aperetree-Ae ACU deman'es AN RELAND crisis
A fragmented report echoes Irish Parliament debates on contagion and the unemployed poor amid a Typhus fever outbreak in Ireland. Speakers urge swift government action, hospital support, and implementation of physician recommendations while debating postponement to April 30. The piece condemns absentee Irish Members and calls for united effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Wannesway
Manca
Ireland
Aif
Newport
Peel
Metin
Bardant
Mies
Newton
Jony
Prev
Beatink
Paet
Sas Hetet
Baronet
Bir Joun
Mr. Pratt
Atropolis
Uvay
Physicians of
Dublin
Association For
General Election Debate on Franchise and Parliament
A Dublin Journal summary argues for franchise tied to property and longer parliaments. It critiques universal suffrage, favors a three to four hundred pound freeholder standard, and proposes a Parliament duration of nine years to preserve constitutional liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Antia
Suppression of Street Begging Meeting in Dublin
The Gener Committees of Directors of the Association for suppressing and preventing Street Begging held a weekly meeting Saturday. Bishop of Bapain presided with several high officers including the Earl of CaARLEnont and others. Reports on finance requisitions and health urged action to increase funds and address fever patient care.
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Gener
Association
Bapain
V.P
Earl of
Caarlenont
Jhuster Trot
Quonos Knox
Tricuann Powsa
Kilkenny
Ricuann Caye, Ey
Ite
Legythia
Fragmentary Turn of the Era News and Debates in 1819
An irregular mixed chronicle reports Senate and House actions on military depots and reservations, naval reports from Monte Video and Lima, and parliamentary moves on the Mutiny Bill and indemnity. It notes British naval fleets, Patrician privateers, and a sagging market with stock prices and limited arrivals, reflecting wartime and economic strain.
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New York
United Aifen
Senate
Morhow
Sillitary
House of Representatives
Riey Board
Nisgeland
Monte Video
Sat Maritex
Lima
Basan Ayres
Artigas Bai
Monte-Video
House of Commons
Ann
Gralo
The Storms Across Lands and Minds in Turbulent Weather
Reports from Paris, Munich, Petersburgh, and Livhoa describe violent weather and atmospheric anomalies. Luminous meteors clash with earthquakes, barometers drop, and seas surge while public discourse decries fear and possible revolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
Paris
Munich
Petersburgh
Livhoa
Paria
The New Congress and Postwar Diplomacy
Fragmented OCR notes describe preparations for a new congress at Frankfort to discuss imperial holdings and grain exports. Britain may name Castlereage as representative. the Duke of Reich summoned. Topics include the general protection and relations with France and a continuation of Vienna Congress aims, hindered by resumed hostilities after March 12015.
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Frank
Atrenis Andus
Paussia
Dasseldorff
Castlereage
Britain
Duke of Riee
France
Vien
Melancholy Case at Ringsend Canal Dock Street
A sad event occurred near Grand Canal Dock Ringsend on a September night when a sober passenger and a jaunting car owner, after drinking, fell into distress. Gentlemen assisted, a young girl and others were involved, and a donation appeal followed for the distressed.
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Irithtow
Grand ‘Canal Dock
Ringsend
Dublin
Uced
MD Hhe
Redmond
Wits
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Teestay
Hiddt
Tihsews of
Fenior
Jxulor
Junlor
Richard H. Nash
Renter
Sparles
LE Er Smyth Recead
Teen
Bogan
Groverles
House OF Lords
Marine
Matthey
Bank Toksas
Commons
Auckland
Ragland
Camipast
Bardetti
Brutus
Tarquin
Goa
Beth
Newrelock
Youghal
INISA
the Dublin Journal
London Journale
Fialay
Sub-Committee of Health
General Committee of Directors
HarTy
Belog
Raschred
Hondames
Hicward
Amecia- Uss
Aris
Og Adivision
Cee Kenighan
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