Sermon for Female Orphan Hours at St Peter's Church
A sermon will be preached in support of the Female Orphan Hours at St Peter's Church on Sunday March 5th 1810. The Lord Lieutenant and the Duchess of Richmond are expected to attend. Benefactors are urged to sustain the charity with continued patronage and assistance, with donations receivable at the Bank of the Re How Latouche & Co and by Mr R Malins at 55 Eu_st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mshop
Deerry
ST. Peter's Church
Bank of the
Latouche & Co
R- Malins
Draining Room Announcement at the Castle
The Dublin Journal notes a draining room set for the Castle on Tuesday the 29th. details are obscure due to OCR errors but the notice centers on an event at the castle.
Annexation Hopes For Westphalia And Portents In Europe
Dublin to Paris notes report two Holyhead mails up to March 13 and Dutch up to 17 with little new. Discussion suggests annexing Westphalia to the French Empire would have been tidier, Jerome likely ordered to restore it, and Napoleon spared. Rumors say Austria could gain territory from a forthcoming marriage. Peninsula actions against Portugal may begin, while a flag of truce dispatch was for prisoner exchange only, not Duroe as bearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyhead
Paris
Kingdom of
Westphalia
French Empire
Napoleon
Jerome
Vienna
Austria
Portugal
Transport Board
Marshal Duroe
H. Martin
Committee of Public Expenditure
House of Commons
Rose
Martin
Dunning
Pamphet
Board of Control
Burke
Rasp
Transport Office
Creevey
India
Droits of Admiralty
Board of Trade
Fox
Admiralty
Thetices
Donoas
Jouss
Elire ‘ Admiralty
Beane
EU TN
Bankes
Novi
Flo
Yorke
Manntre
Banxus
Warraniap
Charity Sermon for Female Orphans in St Peter's
Notices urge Dublin public to attend a charity sermon for Female Orphans, stressing the institution as national and appealing wealthy nonresidents to support. Other items report naval prize the Necessite captured off the Western Isles, a Spanish schooner sunk, and legal matters at Mullingar and Galway with figures and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Church
Dublin
Horatio
Scott
Earl of
Forth
Susettita Lord
Sunderland
County Galway
Edington
Naval Returns and Crown Influence Debate in Parliament
Imperial Parliament debated naval returns and the number of ships in ordinary and commission at key yards. Ministers backed motions on artificers and dockyard manpower while examining the Crown’s growing influence through pensions, salaries, and offices amid economy calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Melvilin
King’s Yards
Deptford
Chatham
Milford
Woolwich
Plymouth
Portsmouth
Duke of Norfolk
Admiralty
Lord Macerave
Minviive
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the Dublin Journal
Dent Casrony
Tiwasnar Brantxe
Muscu
Saturnay
Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
Wyatt
Smith
Cockpit
Sheridan
J. Shaw
Brown
Ryper
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