Meeting on Prison Reform in Ireland and Charity Notices
A historical notice describes the Annual General Meeting of the Association for the Improvement of Prisons and Prison Discipline in Ireland, chaired by Lord Brandon, detailing aims, committees, and the call for support. It also lists charitable and public notices including appointments, elections, and the Governor’s address. The document covers administrative actions, editorials on reform, and authorization for publishing the annual report and accounts.
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Association For the Improvement OF Prisons
Ireland
Eeward Lees
Publin
Bnaigesa
Association
Wibhlin Institution
Maret
Sets
Lord Brandon
Caure Steinerre
Gala
Ml Ordre
Pyevans
Bertrowe
Chater
Cuenta
Phas
Hays
Ibis
Irish Native Language Society Aims to Teach English and Promote Education
Aimed at instructing native Irish in using their vernacular to gain English knowledge and moral improvement. It plans to distribute Irish Scriptural texts and school books, promoting the Irish language as a vehicle for learning. Subscriptions and donations are received at multiple London and Dublin firms and offices.
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Hie
Tuam
Danigall
Bedegll
Trish Praser-boon
Wrear
Triad Society
Trensucers
Mesers
Latouche and Co
Cantle-Breet
Dublin
Ty Menge
Paget & Co
Mesare
Drummond & Co
Mee Hutchard
Piccadilly
London
Ofice
Appeal for aid from Dublin Strangers' Friend Society
An appeal to the public urges support for the Dublin Strangers' Friend Society whose funds are exhausted after aiding 1750 families and 4810 individuals in blankets clothing and food last year. It lists benefactors including the Lord Mayor and others, and asks benevolent citizens to contribute to relieve sickness want and misery among the poor this winter.
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Tits Society
Dublin
Strangers’ Friend Society
Newcomen
Cog
Photmad Pintay
Eo Bagi
Henin Baila
Beqetie
Habert Shaw
Boryeard
Mera Bectess
Beg
Dee Saye Etyeed
Mostra Alien
Finton Noty Metonn Po Vrross
Danie Street
Meter Biort
Aanemraterer
Ebayiltun
Lower Seemyihe Steel
M Witham
Beephen Street
Charter Lann
Stepten Street
Sergrens
Durnwen Steerte
Frances White
Ureaanrery
Arthur Janes
Anti King Wireet
Seerebuare
Wietedrar Stemet
Jan Ped
Dorset Witch Trial at Bridport Ends in Guilty Verdict
In a Bridport court, Elizabeth Parsons and William Northover were accused of witchcraft and assaulting the old woman in Fudge's house. The jury found them guilty after testimony from Fudge, Maria Fry, and John Martin, and they were sentenced to one year in prison. The case revealed violent accusations, conjurer chatter, and a lengthy examination of witnesses led by Mr Bankes.
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Northover
Wiltions Brriefly
Bendport
Ibes Nan
Baiaabet
Vhavswas
Bridport
Deere
Iman
Nortaver
Dubainel
Fadge's
Gwea
Great Charle
Northovers
Mary Northovers
Robert
Cundry
Bert
Cyndry
Bankes
Fudge
William Fudge
Elizabeth Parsons
Betsey Parsons
Crown and Anchor
Taaid
Aleig
Pip
John Martin
Wxvise
Bridport-street
Sinan
Panday
Jdankes
Abel
Deatport
Crowarail
Orliever
Ian User
Gaeryon
Jakes
Braspurt
Cathier
Cate
Parsons Pantiv
Wits Appyattet
Leepsberg
rlGny
Thia
Thie
Military Regiments Embark at Plymouth and Cork
The Gist Regiment of Foot ordered to embark at Plymouth for Cork. The Highland Light Infantry to sail to Canada on arrival of the Foot. The 60th Regiment to England after Canada. Detachments of the Royal Veteran Battalion arrive from Cork to Jersey and Guernsey. The remainder to be distributed at Sheerness, Leadguard Fort, and Portmouth. The 1st division of the 94th Regiment to embark from Greenock for Gibraltar aboard the Loyal Briton. A political note on high life and the Camden Halifax packet delayed by weather, with faster return. The money market’s reaction and naval routes noted, plus Lord Liverpool’s health and bath route. An incident at the Mansion House involving bread adulteration and public measures.
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Gist
South Gloucestershire) Regiment of Foot
Plymouth
Cork
Tist
Highland Light Infantry
Gist Foot
Canada
7Ist
60Th Regiment of Foot
England
Royal Veteran
Jersey
Guernsey
Sheerness
Leadguard Fort
Portamouth
94Th Regiment of Infantry
Greenock
Gibraltar
Bod
Camden Halifax Packet
America
France
Liverpool
Lord Liverpool
Bath
Windsor Castle
London
Peper
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Thomas Ellis
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Dor Vinestreet
Lower Sackville-street
Charles Butler
M. D
Lord Lieutenant
Owor Crotan
Prussia
Cory
Savigny, Everell and Co
Salmon, Oduy, and Co
Mesers Hollen
Mona P. Simon
Parin
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Committee of
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Timerty
Jaimes Bessonett
Eng
Stomuel Litton
Mda
Withian Brooke
Fay
Win
Edward Major
Thomas Finlay
Jona M'Cay
Robert Fayle
Molloy
Bay
Charles Fur
Ew. H. Nixon
Josph Garett
Kay
Herbert Orpen
J.C. Graver
Thomas Pin
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James Pin
Edward Graves
Julio Sitoates
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J. Hsinger
FED
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J. Warburton
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Rascogimon, To Aasenitie On Thauay
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