Notice of Stamp Office Stamp Duty Changes 1813
The document announces revised device marks for stamp duty on vellum parchment and paper in Dublin with substitutions of new types, letters, and cyphers, and requires holders to present marked items within four months or face penalties. It lists licensed stamp retailers and warns against forged stamps under heavy penalties. It also includes proclamations on naval stores export restrictions, licensing, and exemptions for Newfoundland supplies and Danish settlements, with detailed import and export conditions and officer duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamp Office
Dublin
Jane
Peter Holmes
Stamp-Office
Archbold
Mary
Smithfield
Bacon
Aungier-street
Bowes
Thomas
Lower Gardiner-street
Burke
Sarah
Molesworth-street
Calwell
Nathaniel
College-green
Cartright
Lydia
Harcourt Street
Charcurier
John
Capel Street
Collins
Queen-street
Deveaur
William
Great Britain-street
Doyle
Margaret
Crampton-court
Draper
James
Dugdale
Bennet
Damestreet
Ferguson
Sophia
Henry
Capel-street
Musvea
Pele Hulvis
Irish Court Auction Notice and Examinations 1813
A fragmented notice records a decree to sell lands in Ardtisten County Carlow and Kilmore County Mayo under a 1813 Irish court order. It also announces quarterly examinations for senior and junior classes at a Dublin college, with dates in June 1819 and a senior lecturer’s signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Ardtisten
Carlow
Hugh Gibeo
Nicholeon
His Majesty's Court of Exchequer
Inn’s Quay
Dublin
Iblic
Doldjdaul
Kilmore
Maoighan
Clogher
Pated Ghis
Wellesley
Marnentist
Jervis-street
Menri
Mixéill
Dominick-street
Particu
Thomas* Prior
Deserters Invited to Surrender Within Two Months
Public notice states that deserters from the army are concealed in certain parts of the country and must surrender within two months to the commanding officer of any regiment or recruiting field officer at listed stations Belfast Cork Dublin Limerick Waterford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Hiv Bain
Athlone
Belfast
Cork
Waterford
United Kingdom
Ivaurrender
Deverter
Sicknens
Dublin
Lehale&s
Royal Revocation of Imperial Orders in December 1807
A formal proclamation records His Majesty revoking a prior order against the Emperor of All the Russias. The document cites the Privy Council and Admiralty authorities, including the Lord Commissioner and the High Court, directing the necessary actions to be carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chmond
Berr
Inet
Ireland
Ireda
Genetht
Orhia
His Majesty
Board of Ordnance
Great Britain
Admiralty
Britain
America
West Indies
Newfoundland
Africa
St. Helens
East Indies
St. Helena
Ease Indies
Commissionera
West
Dadhes
Big Majesty
Conneil
Dulin
Oh Bay
Manners
C. Westmeath
Charley Kildare
Frankfurt
Wm Laurin
Isaac Corry
King
Palas
Iceland
Treenland
Denmark
Perne
Greenland
Dolanda
Hig Majes
His Majesty's Treasury
Council Chamber
Whitehall
Privy Council
Cubas
Cinque
Ordanhee
Guernary Jersey
Kderney
Carleton House
Prince Regent
Carpeaa
Wade Biralry
Sfajesty
Crunecil
Peter
Agaiist
Russias
Andre Dunges
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Tartign
Howes
North America
West Indian
Islaide
Wareair
Daland
Feland
porToumand
Tiland
United States
Great Britain and Ireland
Europe
England
Scotland
His Majesty’s Revenue
She Allove
Manapinp
Gresed
Freland
United
Slap
Nile
Piuces
Thom Pushiel
Dr. Mouray
Laga
I. Yarkoattoch
Treamer
George Lewis
William Wileloughby
Nicholonge
Fohn
Thomas Ellis
Herdour
EIN
Castle-street
Bri Ronker
yTgomany
Carlton-Houce
Iriz
Coune
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