Notice of sale and contract bids by His Majesty's Ordnance
Officers of His Majesty's Ordnance publish a public sale of caceleut and other items from the Fund to be disposed of on moderate terms. They invite applications for contracts and bid entries with security, detailing required mules, carts, and torpedo equipment, with proposals due by May 29.
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Fersale
Bedford Raytoon
House of Ingiatey
HTC
Ichyebey
Obbiia
Matesty
Torco
Dublin-Casite
Legal Notices and Trade Restrictions Across the Kingdom
The document outlines public notices on property schedules and debt petitions, and law restrictions on exporting tools and machines. It references the Town Clerk, surveyors, and authorities in Dublin and Great Britain, with dates in April May and June 1815. It warns penalties for unlawful loading of ships and theft of equipment, plus court actions and bond requirements.
Unclear OCR legal notice fragment on prohibition and penalties
Fragmentary text mentions act prohibiting certain machines or acts and possible forfeiture and incapacity. References to enforcement and recovery appear but specifics are garbled and unreadable. The document lacks clear names, dates, or jurisdiction.
Notice to receive sealed proposals for ordnance materials
The Ordnance officers announce on Monday May 29 sealed proposals from willing buyers for materials of Bar Tay No.5 on the coast south of Dublin near Killaly aish sogstler with about one acre of ground. The battery has three rooms 16 by 12, 20 by 10, and 19 by 24 feet. Details and maps are available from L H Taotsas, Assistant Collector, Ordnance No.6 Upper Gardiner Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordnance
Faish Majesty's Ordnance
Bar
Tay
Dublin
Killiatyeisch Sogstler
Eame
Ee L
L. H. Taotsas
Proclamation on Ireland authority and town divisions
A chaotic fragment describes a proclamation by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and the Privy Council regarding town divisions in Queenstown County and surrounding districts. It mentions Abbeyleix and Ballyfin in a legislative act to appoint magistrates and govern in the district, with references to the Lord Lieutenant Whitworth and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kher
Ireland
Mtengit
Jane
Thorac Balinakill
Queen's County
Thin Ghia
Dublin
Canary
Au Snes
Cézulles
Catera
Privy Council
Anguil
Cosby
Baltinakill
Abbeyleix
Renied -Actz
Whitworth
Lisatei
Boone
Sind
Tubers
Bey
Dintrice
Sulionbill
Proclamation Revokes Police Establishment Orders Ireland 1914
A Dublin proclamation revokes earlier orders declaring extraordinary police establishment in Kilnacerquagh and Eliogusty baronies, County Tipperary, noting disturbances. It cites the Lord Lieutenants and Privy Council actions and the later revocation dated November 16, 1914.
Proclamation Prohibits Export of Naval Stores from Ireland
A council proclamation of April 1815 imposes a six month ban on exporting a wide range of naval stores from Ireland, including bar iron and tar, with exceptions for royal ships and licensed shipments. It requires export certificates and bonds for trade to Britain and colonies, but allows certain items to be shipped to British plantations with oath and security. Officials list duties and enforcement details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siz
Ik Shadhred
Transpostistascyrtent
Ireland
Thytron
Bar-Tron
Pitta
Lord High Admiralt
Great Britain
Admiralty
Britain
America
West Indies
Newfoundland
Africa
St. Helena
East Indies
St Britain
Fast Indies
South America
His Majesty's Customs
Dub'i
W.tousm
Erne
Frankfont
Castlemairs
W. Downes
Forwnd
G. Ria
Folin Onis Vaudeleur
Lauria
Sul
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Ete
Ee Seas
Canelatren
Ft Divise
Eerie Divtetoa
Cecane
Evra Ea Y
C&i
Oy Yeo
Sumer-Hill
Forencon
Richard Quinton
Joseph
Marshalsez
Quinton
Jobe Hackett
John Macartney
Richard Geary
Crowe
Great
Brithid
Britia
Crown of
Great Grizzia
Rey
Kingdom
Crown of Great Britain
Thule
Psec
Jenipia
Iid
Lords Justices and Council of Ireland
S. Armagh
Mamuees
G. Uswett
Privy Council of Ireland
Lown
Kiljemanagh
Miogurty
Tipperary
Kylncerquagh
Eliogusty
United Kingdom
Ate
Charles Castel
Anogidey
Castle-Coate
O. Knon
Amity
Thervin
Council
Mamsar
Tyraziy
Norberg
Hamilton
Jomcesn
Camer
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