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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 16, 1825
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment describes a religious gathering with references to sermons, a procession, and plans for events at a church or meeting house. Names, dates, and places are partially readable, but essential details are obscured, leaving a sketch of a community religious schedule and related actions.
Directors resolve to extend the company objects to include the Greenland hake fishery and increase capital to five hundred thousand pounds in ten thousand shares of fifty pounds each. A books of subscription will open at 41 Dame Street, Dublin, until the 17th instant. One pound per share to be called after allocation of shares.
TRUE COMMITTEE of the CHARITABLE ASSOCI ATION they leave to acquaint the Friesde of the Institution, and the Public, that the Funny of the Aggoci ation are eWTineLyeExsaverep, and that the Treasurer is at protest in advance upwards of Oxe Huwaitee DONDS. During the year, relief has been extended to several Hundred Families , and there are, at present, a numerous elase of Sick and Indigent Applicants, to whom relief can not be afforded for want of means. The Committee are, therefore, under the necessity of informing the Subscribers and Prinda of the Institution, that the operations of the Society must cease, until Funde re provided. Subscriptions and Donations will be thankfully received by Joan D. Latouche, Esq. and Co., Treasurers, or by any of the following Members of the Committee . Rev. Rev. Mathias, Drumcondra-hill. Rev. 1. 4. Nixon, Steven's Hospital. Rev. Richard Murray, Great Charred-street. Rev. Denis Browne, Rutland-square. Rev. Wm. Purdon, Temple-street. Rev Anthony Sillery, Trinity College. Wm. Eccles, Req. Keelea street. John Clarke, Esq, Brividere- place. R. Bowles, Esq. Royal Auspiral. TH Browne, Keaq. Rutland -square, J. M'Cullagh, Esq. Abbey- Street.
A Dublin church appeals to affluent Christians to fund a 1400 seat worship venue to help poorer parishioners attend service. A committee including Rev leaders and Sir Francis Lyxson Brons will collect donations at Messrs Patouche and Co. already £2,570 pledged.
Debtors' Friend Society led by Lord Viscount Lorton presents an abstract of account noting receipts and expenditures through the period. Payments were directed toward relief for prisoners and subsistence, with subscriptions from members and a call for broader support to sustain the society's charitable aims.
The session reports third readings and passage of Hastings Chapel erection and Baring's Divorce Bill. Treasury presents annual finance accounts and Bank of England balances amid petitions on the ship canal and Irish mining. Committee votes cover customs, mint, and slave trade expenses with speeches on flogging and cruelty to animals.
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