Ordnance Dublin Seeks Proposals For Barrack Premises
Notice from Dublin Ordnance on March 11, 1825 invites proposals by April th for leasing premises called Back Stores facing Leg Canal and River with frontage of 49 feet and depth 500 feet belonging to the Crown. Premises extend to Major Street and Mayor Street, fenced and renewing forever under terms. Submissions directed to the Ordnance Officers at Dublin Castle and Forty Poopowats for Barrack Premises on the North Wall.
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Dublin
Ordnance Ereby
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Duhtle Castle
Account of Treasurers Discharge and Relief to Prisoners
Lord Viscount Lobton reports the treasurer's account shows 73 prisoners discharged to families from various Marshallins, with debts compounded. Weekly allowances were paid to those in extreme poverty, leaving a balance of 31 pounds 6 pence. The account lists compositions on 73 prisoners, weekly allowances, and a balance due to the society, with donations and sundry items from Rutland and West Bluchester.
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Viscount Lobton
S. A. Od
Life and Fire Insurance notice at Westmarland Street
Life and Fire Insurance Company of London at 87 Westmarland Street El Dersons require payment of annual fire insurance due at Lady Day. Payment must be made on or before the 5th April as the usual fifteen days for renewal will expire. March 21, 1826.
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Westmarland Street
EL Dersons
Money loan notice from the Advertiser
An advertisement offers cash loans from zero to twenty thousand dollars. It promises liberal terms for manufacturers and others seeking immediate cash and urges applications with prompt confidential attention at Wrante Coffee, Lindon, with emphasis on discretion and swift service.
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Joan
Nee Babe
Ae Hwa
Wrante Coffee
Hn Lindon
Bazaar at Rotunda by London Bibernian Society
Under patronage of the Viscountesses Lorton a bazaar opens at the Rotunda on April 7 and 8, 1825 to sell ladies fancy work for the society. Articles for the Hibernian Society are received April 5 and 6 at Lord Lorton’s residence and for the Irish Society at Mrs Henry Mason’s in Kildare Street.
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Hibernian Society
Lord Lorton
Henrietta-street
Irish Society
Henry Mason
Kildare-street
Appeal for Benevolence to Dublin Infirmary Support
Public appeal condemns reliance on annual subscriptions for Meath and Dublin infirmary funds. After opening a new ninety bed hospital in December, subscriptions stagnated and a charity sermon was postponed, depriving current expenditure. The committee urges donations via treasurer George Justousse, Lang Lane, and participating doctors.
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Meath
County of Dublin
Aoldut
St. Werburgh’s
Lefanu
George Justouche
Kaynod
Debated Irish Poor Laws at London Meeting
A Friday gathering at the Crown and Anchor in London discussed Ireland’s poverty. Sir Thomas Esmonde chaired as about 100 heard proposals from Mr Willis and Mr O Connell, who opposed immediate Poor Law measures, citing English reforms and a desire for unity between England and Ireland.
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Ireland
Crown and Anchor
London
Thomas Esmonde
Bett
O'Connell
O’garmen
Finns
Thomas Edmonde
Sparson
Arnement
Earl of
Clancicardie
Late Lord Newcomen and 60.5 Bank Debenture Controversy
A creditors meeting at the Royal Exchange addressed allowing James Every to use part of his property for maintenance. The thinly attended gathering avoided a formal resolution, with debates over debentures and the legality of drawing on funds. Some creditors opposed any use of assets, while others urged proceeding under law, and the session ended without action.
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Wednewlay
Royal Exchange
James Every
Samuel Dixon
Every
Furlong
Welch
Mer Walsh
Walsh
Bankrupts in Belfast and Dublin surrender dates set
Thomas Murdoch woollen draper of Belfast to surrender on 30th and 31st March at the Royal Exchange Dublin with agents James Wallace and Sons 29 North Great George's Street. James Delany ship broker of Eden’s Quay Dublin to surrender on 2nd 4th April and 3rd May at the Royal Exchange Dublin with agent J H Walker Mecklenburgh Street.
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Thomas Murdoch
Belfast
Royal Exchange
Dublin
James Wallace and Sons
North
Great George's Street
James Delany
Edens Quay
J. H. Walker
Mecklenburgh-street
Army notes and promotions in Ireland and Jamaica
The three veteran battalions will be reduced this month causing regimental quarter changes in Ireland. Lt Col Thornhill is appointed to command the artillery corps in Jamaica. Col Deasbrissy retires. Lord and Lady Combermere sail from Dublin to England, staying in Wales and London before India. The first division of the 76th Highlands sails to cantonments in Clare. various regiments order home from Antigua Dominica Grenada St Vincent Jamaica and Bengal. the 97th to embark for foreign service. dragoon guards to succeed the 17th Lancers in Canterbury. Promotions in the Royal Artillery and ordnance include Francis Rey to Colonel, George Crawford to Lt Col, Maj Sir John May to Major, and multiple captaincies and lieutenancies.
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Ireland
Thornhill
Et Artillery
Jamaica
Deasbrissy
Lord
Lady
Combermere Abbey
Newtwitch
Cheshire
Thomas’s Hotel
Berk Square
London
India
Sir C. Grant
76Th Regiment of Highlands
Dublin
Dominica
Grenada
Vincent's
Madras
Bengal
Chatham
97Th Regiment
Office of Ordnance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Francis Rey
Lemoiné
George Crawford
Cyaptain
Sir John May
Crawford
John Cade Petley
Edmund Sheppard
Smith Keates
Matson
Keates
George Jones
Pee
John Tyldon
Sheppard
Juin James Chapman
Duncan
Dissolution of Belfast Firms and Sea Narrative Mix
A Belfast partnership dissolves involving Thomas Vance and Jackson Stockdale with Dundalk trade under John Chambers and Co. The excerpt includes a Sierra Leone date letter from a Maidstone officer lamenting unhealthy conditions, enslaved people aboard, and a harrowing capture narrative. The text also cites a Quarterly Review reflection on Irish church establishment and a Belfast merchants meeting about bridge funding and civic improvements.
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Thomas Vance
Jackson Stockdale
Belfast
John Chambers
Dundalk
John Chambers and Co
Maidstone
Sierra Leone
Cape Cases
Akim
Portsmouth
Church of England
Ireland
Mercaante Wedhorlet
Babtaes
Ecantien
Down
Agtela
Long
Bev
Ellbondti
Grantham
Irish Inquiry Proceedings In Ireland Commons and Lords Committees
The Ireland Commons committee has not met since Wednesday but continues work with the chair seeking leave to report. The Lords committee resumes inquiries and is set to meet daily this week. Several clerics and officers are summoned to attend, with the Lord Chancellor to request attendance from the Archbishops of Cashel and Armagh to be examined on the state of Ireland.
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Commons
Blacker
R. Finn
Dr Curtis
de Murray
Cashel
Armagh
Oder
Ireland
Important export duties for leather exporters described
The article outlines required notices and procedures for exporters of leather, including twenty four hours' notice to pack and sealing in the presence of an Excise Officer, six hours' prior written notice of shipment details, and entry of a deed before export. It notes opposition to the Butter Trade abolition bill and a nationwide petition from the County Tipperary Grand Jury at Clonmel.
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H. Parnell
County Tipperary
Clonmel
Local Notices and Obituary Fragments Across Dublin and Cork
The fragmentary notices list births and marriages in Upper Dorset Street Kilcarine Lodge Ennis and St Catherine s church near Kinsale with names including Chambre Corker jun Esq Anna Victoria Gilwes and Major General. later death notices in Lower Sackville Street for Richard Hodson and in Tollypark Dublin for Elizabeth Lundy Foot. additional obituaries mention Lady Cox Westropp Resslewin and Cosidio family, with scattered dates and locations in Dublin and Cork.
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Henry Maunsel
Kilcarine Lodge
Meath
William Dillon
Ennis
Adjutant Miller
Royal Borderers
St. Catherine’s Church
Kinsale
Chambre Corker
Eldon
Downdaniel
Co. Cork
Anna Victoria
Gilwes
Mayar Trish
Lower Sackville Street
Richardt Hodson
Lushaod
Ana Waran
Flis
Tollypark
County Dublin
Elizabeth
Lundy Foot
Thomas Vicars
Radhinines
Dorowea Mart
Molesworth-street
Lady Cox
Hugh
Sit Michael Cox
Dunman
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