In Chancery Notice of Land Auction and Boundaries
Legal notice from King's Quay listing the Towns Garagastown Killardin Ktivifin Newstone and surrounding plots in Moopelawa Germantown and Mooretown with dates for a sale and details of parcels including the Back Gallowe bill Derry lade Meadow and Til lyhero. Proceedings set for 1 pm on the Avil next and adjournments through November 1847 with title particulars through JOISCeS ORE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Yorkes
Bewntour
Asdothers
Thibreau
Rublis
Seid Ady
Garagastown
Killardin
Ktivifin
Newstone
Tillyhero
Derry-lade-Meadow
Detsesur
Baltyebeoigne
Germantown
Mooretowrn
Borbes
Moopelawa
Phomas Ellis
Farrell
Francia Indell
Ansigne
John Marlagi
Iaisy
Nesambrascer
King’s
Wolckeillestvset
Debi
Fragments from Dutch Papers on War News and King’s Meditation
The readable text hints at wartime European concerns. It mentions the coast, storms, and various nations, with scattered phrases about France England and a king’s outlook. The legible portion emphasizes ongoing conflict and political reflections amid disruption.
Sailed against effort with hostage claim over two days
In a chaotic account from a naval incident, Peterman Deo describes tense exchanges aboard a ship and threats of hostage demands tied to islands and telegraphs. The narrative mentions a coastal stance, uneasy crew reactions, and warnings of continued distress and starvation among captors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterman
Ate
Webich
Fragmented tale of Spanish assault and island strife
An uncertain first person account describes a Spanish attack with four thousand men, heavy killings and torture on an island, with survivors forced to flee by boat to Trinidad and then toward the Oronoke region. The narrative mentions a priest, captive gentlemen, and perilous escape amid pirate-like captures, later shifting to notices about a daily newspaper, stock prices, and upcoming trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evry
Brigi
Ventére
Sagar
Alts
Trinidad
Ius
Tre
South America
The Dublin Journal on Foreign Papers and Jewish Rights
The Dublin Journal discusses London and Mannheim reports on the rights of Jews, calls for ending prejudice, and critiques economic theories on Irish manufacture. It analyzes consumption, labor, and trade between Ireland and England, and cites poor relief and Bank of England activity with economic debate.
Debates on Mendicity At Market House Dublin
A report from a meeting at the Market-house in Thomas Street discusses Mr Browne’s views on mendicity. The speakers challenge the causes of poverty and unemployment, arguing the noble class emigrated and many beggars are trained in distressed trade. The exchange questions Browne’s doctrine and the role of employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas-Street
Mr. Browne
Corik
Dublin
Lew Ditt
Voyage to Greenland and Arctic Exploration Notes
Fragmented literary notes discuss an early voyage to Greenland and Arctic exploration from Leith Scotland, with references to dates around 1806 to 1806 and a long journal spanning 170 years. The piece mentions a keeper’s journal and future publication plans on the Tate expedition to polar regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groefiland
Greenland
Sit CaaRe
Greph
Leith
Tims
Tate
Capital Punishment Reflections From Our Correspondent
A Corréspondent argues amid public debate that mercy should temper executions. The piece contrasts humane views with historic sanguinary laws and notes New Yorks Prison of Penitentary as a related reform discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube
New Yorks
Dublin Corn Market Report From The Chester Mall
Dublin Corn Market notes scarce good Wheat and Barley, oats steady demand limited, Irish Flour steady around 53s, whiskey 10s 9d. Prices held firm with holders seeking higher rates and small advance on last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin CO
General Election Rumors and Local Campaign Notes
The report describes the general election mood as Parliament adjourns for a fortnight amid rumors of dissolution. It notes candidates and seats discussed or secured, including Henry Westema for Monaghan and potential contenders for Rochester Newcastle and Northumberland. It also mentions church wardens elections in St Mary and St Peter parishes, plus a social voyage of the Thanes steam-yacht to view the funeral boat The Victory, with a reception at the Crown and Sceptre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willin Sen
Enberiena Ec Anc
House of Commons
Lord Castlraragh
Foun
Henry Westeawa
Lort Rossmane
Monaghan
Binwine
Rochester
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Newcastle
Liddell
Northunderland
Saint Mary
Thorpe
Bressington-atrect
Wright
Ormond Quay
Monélay
St. Peter
Wesey
Parla Church
Kevin’s
Walter
Thoway Kearns
Thomas Walsh
Gervate Wall
Robert Preeman
Allen Jackegn
Thanes
Towec
Stalry
Dows
Petham
Rotherhithe
Wiscass
Thane
Dublin Castle reception host to noble guests at eve
A noisy, disjointed report recalls a fashionable gathering at Dublin Castle with Lord Libovan and others in attendance. It mentions a theatre event, a garden party, and a Lordship dinner at the Cordons pass near the Templa Boulevards, noting several titled guests and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Castle
Libovan
Stephen
Renmasons
Nils
Kean
Roy
Conlon
Waisiad
St. Tks
Cordon Pass
Templa
Aperintend
Mir. Mor
Misitiu
Ward Bannes
Army detachments move to new garrisons amid administrative shifts
An army detachment from Uéth R, stationed at Bullaghadargen, was ordered to Codlehar at regiment headquarters. A second detachment from Howth was sent to join the Royal Barracks, while 45th Regiment troops were redirected to occupy barracks held by the 74th regiment near Bermay. Sir Joseph Napier returns to England on leave to allow Maitcamy to administer government affairs. A Royal Marines detachment arrived at Chatham, exhausted, after recent voyage, and 20,000 troops from the Agglibemt prepared to sail to India from Gravesend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uéth
Bullaghadargen
Ruth Tumaxoh
Codlehar
Regiopint
Madnes
Howth
45Nh
Dundalk
Ibriers
Nyvery
74Th Regiment
Bermay
Josin Supapmoonn
England
Abeencey
SiebAnnn
Chatham
Woalwich
Chathan Barracks
Gravesend
India
Russian Squadron At Cadiz Draws Crowds Of Andalusia
A Madrid letter reports the Russian Squadron under Admiral Fouler arrived at Cadiz with many ships and crews landed in nearby villages. The Russian minister has yet to hand over the ships to Spanish authorities though expected soon. A massive turnout from Grenada Cordova Seville and Andalusia visited Cadiz to view the ships shipped from the far east to enforce South American control. Plans for an Atlantic crossing expedition suggest troops across all regiments are aboard numerous transports and obedience will be restored with a renewed link between the Parent Country and its Colonies. Reports also note a Special Commission in Dundalk on the Slat instant to hear the case of several defendants and families at Wilgoose Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
W.abé
Browne
Ain
Imerely
Maparlatia
England
Riva
London
Piblis
Madrid
Fouler
Cadiz
Grenade
Cordova
Seville
Andalusia
South America
Ailantiy
Panos Bays
Dundalk
Wilgoose Lodge
Marriages and deaths listed with local notables
Friday and Monday ceremonies in Meath Dublin and Clontarf mark marriages among notable families. Death notices include Rosemond Maite in England, Alexander Jul fay a former bank governor, and widow Annie Binns. Acknowledgments note subscriptions to relieve Mendicity and bank records reflect civic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monyijoy-ajucens
Juho Wadden
al Conynggha Lidge
County Meath
P. Grebau
Juin
Crevens
Clontarf
Killeven
Andrew Forster
Dupdatt
Fay
Mary
W. Forster
Ballyneere
County of Esq
Buston
England
Ballynabown
Ty Westmeai A
Upper
Bagant-sirest
Aone Binns
Tate
Dume-street
Ariel
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Eberg
PRIPE
Hanktochens
Liferd Asvizes
the Dublin Journal
Manheim
Frankfurt
Haz
Select Committee of the of Commons
Bank of England
Dublin Journal
Chester Mall
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