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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 27, 1817
Page
3
The fragment details a theatre program featuring Mr Braham and Miss Byrne with performances by Mr Montgomery-Dicky and Miss Byrne, plus a notice about a Dublin library event and a meeting of a relief committee in 1817. The text references printing requires and house locations, with a public meeting for charity funding.
A historical legal notice records decrees involving Thomas Plementite and several defendants. It notes proceedings in the Court of Chancery and an act appointed by Parliament to divide common lands in Kilkeghy parish, with a public meeting at Sheaf Tun, Kikenay, on a Saturday in March 1617.
A fragmentary notice from William Lyre, secretary, outlines that commissioners for paving will receive funds for curb stone work of Graone quality. It mentions uniform thickness and equal consistency requirements, with insurance backing from the GLOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON, located on Westmorland Street.
The Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council declare under an Act of Parliament that certain counties baronies and towns in Ireland may be placed under extraordinary police establishment. The proclamation names areas including Ophaly, Easter and Western Ophalty, Killcullen, Carbery, Naas, and others within King’s County and Wicklow, authorizing heightened law enforcement and special constables. Dated Dublin March 4, 1947.
An elderly captain in the Coama Department recently died after sixty years service. He left a young orphaned ward and a widow to rely on public aid as citizens call for support. He was a Breenason and Friendly Brother, well loved in Morcaantns circles and in charitable societies. Subscriptions will be received by Upper Gardner seep for those aiding the orphan and widow.
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