Seminary for Young Ladies under Frinaigltan System Opens
Announcement by WVRS Lawler’s successor announces a day school for girls at No 2 Moland Street between North Cape and Lower Gardiner Street. Starting Monday next, the program follows Professor Von Fraomaigte’s methods with English French Italian, history, geography, writing and arithmetic. First thirty pupils pay Zen Guiness per annum, with quarterly prepayments. extra charges for music drawing and dancing.
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Lawler
Paore von von Fraomaigte
Bengdearous
Moland Street
North Cape Street
Lower Gardiner Street
Blawitt
Maguire
Monat
Se. Péerre
Dunleary Harbour Contracts Sealed Proposals Requested
The Commissioners for Dunleary Harbour announce they will receive sealed proposals for quarrying rock on Dalkey hill and for supplying horses to draw waggons on the Dalkey hill to the new harbour. Printed specifications and proposal forms are available from George Darling secretary, or Mr Aird resident engineer, at various offices in Dublin and Dunleary. Proposals must be received by Mr Darling by Wednesday, the last day of May next. Dublin 24 April 1817.
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Dunleary
Dalkey-hill
George Darling
Gloucester-street
North
Aird
Faygineer
Darting
Abowe
Courcher
Donleary
Kitchen Range by Multum in Parva and Partners
Multum in Parva MARCHANT and SON and SMITHS and IRONMONGERS announce a newly invented kitchen range now ready for inspection. The device combines simple construction with the benefits of pricier models and can instantly convert into a common kitchen fireplace, a feature praised for servant comfort and reliability. Located at South Hing-street, Mar 9th.
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Multum
Parva
Marchant and Son
How
Dublin Society
Mancuant
Sam
Atakcaxrt and Son
South Hing-street
Insolvent Debtors in Ireland Petition Notice
Insolvent debtors Stephen Crawford Cornwall Whaon Patrick Canwell and others filed petitions and schedules in the Irish Court of Eschequer to pursue discharge from custody and creditor demands under acts for relief of insolvent debtors. The notice lists numerous creditors and endorsers across Ireland and Britain, with dates referenced in May 18 7 and related court context.
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Ireland
Reland
Bichequer
Stephen Crawford
Cornwall
Patrick Caniwell
Edward Byrne
Kilmainham
Lottery Wheel Promises Large Payouts Next Tuesday
The notice announces a forthcoming draw for a Lottery Wheel containing twenty thousand pounds and twenty two other capitals with a supplementary prize of fifteen thousand pounds. Tickets undrawn will share in future gains yet to be allocated, and several sellers across cities urge public sale at varying locations.
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E. Ke
Beni
Callwell
Owier
College-Green
J. Boisser
Cork
J. Hodgson
Bellant
Barrack Office Ireland Seeks Bids on Barracks Leases
Government office in Dublin invites offers to lease or purchase several named barracks and connected lands across Ireland. Viewings allowed 10 am to 4 pm daily. bids due by May 2. payment on conveyance. Names include Crasieburs Cloighear Forktall Athoule Layfoot and others. details at the Barrack Office.
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Ireland
Cnear
Cork
Naus
Geneva
Dublin
Biteres
aeemMan
N. B
Oid Jol Hughis
Belville Rucies Town House For Sale Or Let
Belville Rucies Town offers a residence with gardens and extensive grapery in fine condition. The property will be sold or let before May 1 with house and gardens. season rental possible with 16 acres of ornamental productive land. Applications to Alderman Cash at 4 Rutland Square. map and views available.
Dublin Bath Establishment Opens Daily for Citizens
A Dublin bath establishment advertises daily baths for up to two hundred bathers with warm cold medicated and vapour options using fresh water seawater or artificial sea water. Heated by steam the facility aims to accommodate citizens of Dublin with medical professional access and a portable hot salt water bath and shower baths with subscription rates and notices for advance payment.
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Dublin
Crizens
Dubsa
Faculty of
Way
N. OB
Sedau
Studia
Epparice
Barhia
N.B
Av Kasay
Wausat
Coto
Sir Arthur Clarke
Foreign Intelligence on German affairs and Catholic education
A lengthy 19th century report discusses German and Belgian religious matters. It notes royal visits by Archdukes to the Prince of Wales and Emperor. memos by bishops in Liege and elsewhere resist secular education. It argues universities owe debt to the Catholic Church and condemns philosophic errors.
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Lindenau
Parema
Maria Loupa
Yne
Princess of Wales
Thia
John
Amuny
Rainer
Charles
Gwen
Tia
Tebgoon Tas
Bahops
State and Church Converge on Science and Faith
In the Bull creating it, the duty is urged to promote all sciences to support the true faith and Divine worship. The State and Church now share aims and apply same principles. Bishops claim religion is more necessary, reacting to November 23 regulations and presenting Majesty with a memorial that mixes moderation with strong but tempered critique.
Catholic Question Sparks Lords Debate on Libel Powers
The Earl of Pomoweh moves to take Catholic petitions into consideration as debates focus on magistrates power to bail on libel charges. Lords Grey Sidmouth and Ellenborough clash over the Crown’s influence and law officers opinions while critics urge preserving liberties against magistrate overreach. Majority opposes printing the petition and the measure moves to adjourn.
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Earl of Pomoweh
Friswhctiam
Wierwick
Stafford
Earl
Lord Kenyon
Chretu
Lars Grey
Vic
Beng
Luhd Sidmoutios
Bork Sifmouth
Poore
Liverpool
Home Department
Crown
Ellenboraegh
Anthony
Arstine
Hilenborough
Pric Das
Lord Caden
Tibela
Bee
Fife
Oliand
Visecount Sidmouth
Chester
Holt
Hall
Hawkins
Birmingham Poor Rates Bill Divides Commons With Support
In the House of Commons on Monday May 12 the Birmingham Poor Rates Bill faced a lengthy debate before a division returned in favour of the measure. A petition from S Hill and W Brady of Camden-town regarding an invention to drain fat was noted and a select committee appointed to hear details. The army estimates were discussed under Lord Palmerston with plans to divide annual costs into four classes and a net reduction in expenses reported alongside troop adjustments and future retirements.
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Birmingham
Mr. Gurwen
S. Hill
W. Brady
Camden-town
Mle Powell
Gill
Stalf, Parrina
Great Britain
Beange
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