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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 22, 1817
Page
3
A fragmented program page describes a lively theatre bill. Performers include Benham, Montague, Bertram, Meighes, and Byrne with a vocal group and a young gentleman from the city making an appearance.
The Norwich Union presents advantages for fire insurance with a notable claim of saving about half the cost compared to other offices. The notice emphasizes that policyholders benefit from reduced premiums and enhanced service, urging readers to consider switching to this office for fire coverage.
The notice announces sale by public Cant to the highest bidder of Howe Demesne Out-Offices and lands of Streamstown Phenagh in County Clare for three years from March next under an order from the Lord Treasurer's Remembrancer. It lists multiple tenants and solicitors, with the auction date set for Thursday the 2d of April at 2 PM at King's Quay offices.
A public notice from the Commissioners calls for curb stones of seven inches thickness. Granite curbstones must be dressed top sides and ends and squared. Materials to be supplied ready for laying. Also, a charity sermon at Annes Church by Rev Robert Dart on March 23. The Stay School Society appeals for funds and lists donors and avenues for contributions.
London officials tightened security as a mob riot suspect, Cashman, faced execution. Lord Mayor deployed Special Contables and militia. firemen stood ready while a guard of 60 to 70 militiamen patrolled. Cashman spoke of defiance and fate, muttering amid approaching death. Reformer Devereux urged prayer, and Cashman prepared for his end with a mix of stoic remarks and fear.
An account of the execution of Cashman, condemned for robbery, at Newgate. The crowd jeered and pressed, the sheriffs held firm, and the condemned man faced death with defiant remarks. The body was later claimed by his nephew and waked at a Cork-area home, with plans to settle debts and aid his family.
A fragmented list of named individuals designated as high sheriffs for 1817 across Irish counties including Antrim Armagh Carlow Clare Cork Donegal Down Dublin Fermanagh Galway Kerry Kildare Kilkenny Leitrim Limerick Longford Mayo Meath Monaghan Queens Rosenim Tyrac Waterford Wicklow Wexford and others. Names include Samuel Thompson Mount Erwin Reg John Cornwall Myshall Lodge Robert Boothwell Castle Hamilton Edward Armetrong Willow Bank John Townsend Castletownsend Thos Atkinson Cavan Garde John Waring Manweil Sir Compton Domville Andrew Crawford Auburn Thomas Wade Pairfield Rach Townsend Ardculy William Carter Castlemartin Neville Jam John Castle Jane Abramer Wurrowes Greenmount Browne Philipstown Ferdinand Meath Me Veagh Drewstown Walter Dinu Burrowes Pagturlington Michiel Gritty Elay Park John Armstrong Derroon Vere Dawson Haut Cappa Olivier Bateson Miia Lodge Cappoquin Jamies Gabbany Al Hust(e) Blury Uoigaumuwu and others.
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