Charity Trustees Public Acknowledgments and Hospital Expansion
The trustees of the Lying-In Hospital express gratitude for public support during the year. Details include numbers attending winter promenades and subscription assemblies, a new ward with eight beds to open in May, and about 1609 annual patients. Weekly promenades, a regimental band, and a Grand Assembly and Ball are announced. Also notes the Freedom of Parliament bid for George Ponsonby and his reply.
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Tle Hospital
Freedom of Mullingar guild presented to John Doyle in 1798
On Monday the Day of May 1798 the Masters Wardens and Brethren of the Guild of Mullingar unanimously resolved to award the Freedom to John Doyle MP for the Manor of Mullingar. Doyle replied with gratitude praising commerce and civil rights and pledging continued support for principled governance and public welfare. Dudtin May 11 1798.
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Charles Seaton
Mr. Ponsonby
Guild of Merchants
John Doyle
Mullingar
Foundling
Ana
Mortgage notices and security bids amid portmanteau text
Fragmented notice references lending and security, urging applications and mentioning sums like one hundred to one thousand pounds. Mentions Ausnugda Donn and power to offer at moderate rents. Indicates property in Rattharnham road with leaves in perpetuity and building on Bathhatas d, incomplete and unclear.
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Reni
Antuga Donn
Ulid
Renis
Those Ladies and Gentlemen Box Holders Admittance Ends Soon
Private box holders and ticketholders are informed that their right of admission to the theatre ends on Thursday night near the 16th current month.
Come Ce s Thi SCHOOL and The Critic Puff at King engagement
An evening program titled Come Ce s Thi SCHOOL will be presented by Mr. King on Thursday night with a performance of Sir Peter Teazla and a farce The Critic Puff also featuring Mr. King.
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King
Peter Teazla
Mr. King
Puff
Theater Royal Crowded Boxes King Nights Demand
The Theatre Royal manager appeals to the nobility and gentry for orderly conduct on busy nights for Mr King’s performances. A witch is said to enforce restrictions, preventing carriage congestion and improper servant behavior. Instructions urge servants to stay near the outer passage. doors in Fownes Street will admit those arriving in chairs.
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Fownestreet
Mara Box-Keeper Appreciation Benefit Announcement
Mara, box-keeper, returns thanks to nobility, gentry, and the public who attended his benefit on Saturday the 26th of March. He announces a second benefit on Tuesday in May, noting that unaccommodated guests may use their 16th of March tickets for entry.
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Bexe
Benefit for Mr King at the Theatre in 1791
A notice for a benefit performance titled To The Suspicious Husband on Monday next in May 1791. Cast includes King and Strickland with Mrs Strickland and Miss Campion. After the play King performs as TOM FOOL and recites a paraphrase on SHAKESPEARE'S SEVEN AGES. Tickets and boxes via Mr Mara at the Theatre.
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Ranger
King
Frankley
Hamerton
Jick Meggot
Palmer
Bellamy Mc. B. King
Strickland
Duncan
Hitchcock
Jacintha
Miss Brett
Lucetta
Daw_son
Clarinda
Mr. King
Tom’ Fool
Shakespear
G. A. Stevens
Milé Campion's Night at the Theatre
On Friday June the 34th the show titled Milé Campion's Night presents Tancred and Sigismunda with Mr Middleton and Mafa Campion. A musical farce and varied entertainments follow. Tickets for boxes are available from Miss Campion at 21 South Great George's Street and from Mr Mara at the theatre.
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Tancred
Aso Sigismunda
Mr. Middleton
Sigismunda
Mafa Campion
Miss Campion
George
Mr. Mara
Kildare Street Club Seeks Prompt Annual Subscriptions
Members of the Kildare Street Club are urged to pay annual subscriptions by the last day of June or risk losing membership. Those admitted before January will be liable for the year’s subscription, with arrears resulting in removal. Jonathan Rogers, secretary, directs enforcement.
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Kildare-Streee Club
Jonathan Rogers
Order of the Manspere and Dieter Riots in a Turmoil
A cryptic OCR fragment references the Manspere and Dieter order amid civil unrest. It vaguely notes a ruling body, regulatory action, and possible city or regional involvement, but the readable text offers no concrete dates places or outcomes.
Charity Sermon for Saint Catherine’s Sunday School
Saint Catherine’s annual charity sermon will be preached May 9 1791 by Rev Huska Guinars Chaplain to the East of Meath. Governors urge liberal support for a charity aiding 1700 plus children from all parts and persuasions. currently about 678 attend school. Details and state of funds listed at 104 Thomas Street.
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Richard Powells
Thomas-threet
Auction notice of property in Dublin city
Old by auction at Christopher Da Plaintiff Thomas Daly Defendane Same aga sit he County of the City of Dublin hoster of the said City on Thursday the ath Dag at May Int by one of two Teves tal Writs of Fieri Facias in thiete Capter at the id Defendant's Right Timej and Interest in and to his Dwelling Mouse and Concerns situate on Ormond quay ing for the Remainder as a Teer y of 58 Years from the first of June 1799 Judsea to the yearly Rent of 751 Sterling Dated this 16th of May 159x Joseph Dickinson2 gy ig Ames Williams Boer
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Dublin
Ormond
Quay
Judsea
Auction notices for Rev Dean Ryder estate goods and stock
To be sold by auction by Joan Davis on Tuesday May 5 1792 and following days at Vemp e Michael near Longford the entire Rouffeld Furniture and stock of cattle corn hay farming and dairy utensils. Items include four-pole beds mahogany furniture clocks billiard table carpet and kitchen furniture with several horses a mule and young cattle. Sale to begin precisely at twelve o clock each day.
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Joan Davis
Dean Ryder
Wilton
N.B
City Leases Offered by Public Auction in Kildare
A city committee for inspecting leases near expiring will meet at the Royal Exchange on Thursday the 4th day of June at one o’clock in the afternoon. They will set by public cant to the highest bidder for twenty one years the Calor Maxife House of Laghdowe with garden plot and bawn and eight acres of land and the city’s rights. Further particulars from the town clerks. Dated May 15, 17gr. Allen and Greene, Town Clerks.
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Royal Exchange
Feunig
Allen and Greene
A Bell offers wines at reduced prices on trial
A Bell No 13 Lowza Oandenquiy informs the public that he will not take or give credit for wines and will sell in increments of three dozen. A list shows Red Port Sherry Madera Frontigniac and other wines with prices in old currency. If approved on trial, the wines may be kept at his expense and money returned.
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Lowza Oandenquiy
Ago Lifton
Madera
Frontigniac
Salcavella
Barfac
the Hermitage
Alquebagh
Jos
Wtal Ar Ae
N.B
George Ellis Announces Sale of Derbyshire Spark Ornament
George Ellis of Stone-Cuipter invites the public to view his sale offerings including a Derbyshire spark ornament. He promises low prices on items described as the finest and cheapest and appeals to general buyers to inspect at his premises.
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Merchinturghice
Tim
Derbyshire
NOBILITY GENTRY APPOINTMENT AT ROYAL NAVY EVENT
A fragmentary notice reports the nobility and gentry involved in a royal appointment connected to the navy. Names like PAQMAS BYRNE and other titled figures appear amid garbled lines describing proceedings, with references to commands, powders, and rescue efforts.
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Tue Lak
Chevalier Ruspint
Sene Nan Denetre
Uenek
Prings
Paqmas Byrne
Bux and Bosley Rescue
Trustees call bleachers to meetings across Irish counties
The Linen Manufacture trustees issue a broad notice directing bleachers in Antrim Armagh Down Londonderry Tyrone Fermanagh Sligo Cork Mayo Galway Roscommon Clare Dublin Waterford Limerick Kilkenny Clare Leitrim Longford Carlow Wexford and other districts to attend meetings on varied late May dates to register names and arrange inspectors for county executions under law.
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Antrim
Turfuay
Selay
Armagh
Divegal
Down
Hiltorough
Londondery
Londonderry
Montghan
Moraghan
Drogheda
Fortin
Fermanagh
Panithien
Canney
Sligo
Cork
Randon
Mayo
Casilebar
Andane
Galway
Tuars
Dublin
King's
Cara
Moat
Churiday
Perfons
Leitrim
Drumina
Longford
Carlaw
Werford
Carlow
Kerry
Dingle
Limerick
Nenagh
Waterford
Oun
Agum
May
Hall
Oath Information Reveals Burglary at Ordnance Stores
An 18th century notice states Paniet Ferguson was examined on oath concerning a burglary at the Ordnance Stores near Newry. It details entry, breaking open a chest, striking the guard, and distributing a reward for information leading to the culprits, with John Armit as secretary.
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Paniet Ferguson
Newry
Seine
Rey
John Armit
Fragmented OCR note on a betrothal or deed event
The readable text is garbled but mentions a deed or payment, names a payee and several individuals, and asks about a public or personal action. The fragmentary lines reference a provider or office and a possible legal or ceremonial context. It is not possible to determine a clear event or outcome from the existing text.
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Corporation of Merchants, Or Guild of the Haly ‘Trinity
William Humfrey
Ygny John Dawson
Wardens
George Ponsbney
Iiftiage
Temple-fireet
George Ponsonby
Bidi
Merchan's
Orean
William Bumfrey
John Dawson
James Tandy
Thomas Horan
Masters
Mr. Doyle
the Guild of Merchants
Dudtin
Theatren
Royal
Theatre Royal
Mara
Milé Campion
Kildare-Street Club
M &B
Rder
Manspere
Dieter, Cir, Ang Ruuerl Dery
Sheriff
Chrisopher
Thomas Daly
Aga
A. Bell
George Ellis
Office OF Ordnance
Vor Tak Chari Labli
Ann Liumanse
Providence
Coeatnie
Tadly
Sankey
Gether
Rena