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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Mar 21, 1823

Page

3

Decree Sale of BallynahinchTenements and Lands

Public sale ordered by the Exchequer Court in Naas Ballynahinch and Magheradroll estates. Maryborough issues notice dated 17 March 1823 naming Jamon Wallace and Pharis Martin as parties with heirs to be proceeded against. Sale to occur at the Inns Lin on 7 April next for the highest bid, covering multiple parcels in Down and surrounding townlands including Kellys Tenement Morrison’s Tenement and related lands with specified moieties and tithes, with John Wallace as plaintiff’s solicitor.

Treland Inns Llin Kelly's Tenement Morrison Ballynahinch Ballymaghant Dguaien Guinness Pharis Tollybranaghan Downandalto Magheradroll Prunnahall Magherradroll Ave Landa Margaret Martin Killpreatland Down Maryborough John Wallace Belfast North Great Gea-Sireet Dublin

Public sale of Galway and Mayo lands in 1820s decree

William Henn announces a series of adjourned sales under a Galway Mayo decree. The process involves the lands of Carrowhekeen Fant Carrowheheen West Ballvaraglaney and portions east of the Cong to Jovee Road, plus Mongaga and Kilnain areas, with dates adjourned from 1822 to 1923. Braba Jon Browne is solicitor for the plaintiff, residence at 115 Burnot Street.

John Lord Clanmorris Valentine Carrowhekeen Carrowheheen West Ballvaraglaney Galway Ruasina Cong Jovee Country Ross Mongaga Kilnain Mayo William Henn William Hepn Braba Jon Browne Rurnot-Street

Proclamation from Lord Lieutenant Gregory on Irish constables

The document records W. Gregory announcing acts to appoint constables and sub constables in Waterford and other counties. It notes proclamations, police arrangements, and authority cited from Acts dating to the early 19th century, with formal notice in Dublin Gazette. The proclamation names magistrates and confirms chief constables and policing provisions in Ireland.

For Sale Cotton and Flour Mills in White Abbey Belfast

Public auction to sell the white Abbey cotton and flour mills with buildings machinery and improvements. Farm land of about fifty four acres and one rood partially described and a large dam on premises. Mills include 8448 spindles 16512 mule ditto 35 carding engines and steam heating. Nine houses for workers and a dwelling. Located four miles from Belfast and Carrickfergus. For details contact John Thomson junior Commercial Bank Belfast. Belfast March 10 1823.

White Abbey Bulidines Belfast Witte Abbbey Donegall Mesara R. Reid and Co Carrickferns John Thomson Commedeial Bank

Proclamation on Repeal of Irish Constable Acts in Kerry

By the Lord Lieutenant General and General Governor of Ireland a proclamation declares the repeal of several acts governing constables in Kerry. It notes that Kerry magistrates named the constables and chief constables under the act provisions and that the proclamation, dated March 8 1423, assigns notice to all concerned. The document cites orders from Dublin Castle and is signed by W Gregory.

Wellesley Mijesty Aeic Ireland Aid Jmaid Reed Dublin George the Tuird Conia Faert Faeth Eigar Treland Exteaarmien Bie Pulice Itv Meath Dublin Gazette Lave Daly Nty Siniet Ortahlon Westherd Li Tre Coatle Mi Aty Cary Iceland George the Saul Geandriciey Kons Waterford Assize Pownul Lauder Limerteh Warraot Wader Titus Sereby Uerick Goven Dulin Lis George the Third Kerry Dubla Hix Mageaty W. Gregory

Charitable Repository Appeals for Ongoing Support

The Charitable Repository at 62 Arafton Street seeks public support to continue its eighteen year effort aided by the Marquis of Wellesley patronage. Governesses describe steady success under Vice Regal favour, providing work for poor women and affordable goods in the Safe room and sale room, with dresses, millinery, baby linen, and other items. Donations gratefully received by Lady F B Baker and other patronesses.

Arafton-Street Marquis Wellesley F. B. Baker Writmea Ci Charlemont PF. Balfogr

Arrangements for Resignation and Royal Appointments Noted

The article mentions Mr Justice Fletcher preparing to resign from the Common Pleas with Sergeant Forrens likely to succeed. It notes an interim committee appointment for Lord Portsmouth and the Lord Chancellor ordering residence at Portsbourne with Mr Coombe assisting. The King names William Henry Duke of Clarence General of the Royal Marine Forces, succeeding the late Earl St Vincent. Also reports cattle show reactions, religious services, and grain prices with varied details and prices in Norwich and London markets.

Justice Fletcher Common Pleas Sergeant Forrens Enelaid Lord Portsmouth Portsbourne Coombe William Heary Duke of Clarence Lord Cuugbermere Sneha Wondler Falanimal Clarks Sanary Oelock Mer M Crea Robert Daly Cabold Jesus Malupo Norwich Darley Plourstul Serv Dali

Franes Meretli Besa Died at Moont Mectick

Died Wednesday morning at Moont Mectick Frances Meretli Besa wife of Charles Meretli Besa and youngest daughter of the late Rev. Riera Warteartan formerly Rector of Ballagher. She was connected with the Dan cesan School and noted for her temperate life.

Moont Mectick Mra Frances Charles Meret li Besa Riera Warteartan MM A Ballagher Cratreddin Orinpee Teresa Bobo

Owen's Plan for System of Society and Social Change

A Dublin Rotunda meeting chaired by the Lord Mayor features Mr Owen unveiling a sweeping critique of prevailing social systems. He argues misery stems from a fixed system shaping character, urges an entire change, and promises a new humane order where nations unite, poverty ends, and harmony prevails. The address cites global examples and calls for immediate, collective action.

Owen Jond Dublin Ireland iLia Preland Mom China Aia Lon Lind Cirence

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Jamon Wallace Pienene Exche Plair Otffe Phoris Martin Chancery George Mahon Maintif Valentine Blake Liverpool Illinge Liverpool Advertiser Liverpool Corn Exchange Freland M. Wales and Co Castleestreet Octa Mesers J. K. Johnston and CO Eden-Quay Sackville-street Dubln Gener George Bristow George Stewart Joan Thomson Royal Canal Stock City del Ee London MR. Owen Duke of Leinster Marquis Downshire Earl of Meath Lord Cloncurry Baron Robeck Lord Muskerry White M.P Duchess of Leinster Marchioness of Muskerry Baroness Robeck John Lady Godfrey Alexander Charles Lady Morgan Mias Kennedy Renny Proy Capel Molyneux William Homan
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