Theatre Royal May 27 1814 London bill of performances
May 27 1814 at the Theatre Royal features Defiance and the Tragedy of Adelgitha with a cast including Thompson-Robertson Younger, Montgomery, Hodson Abbess of St Hild, Burgess, Fawcett, Peters, and a Flying Volante act. The program promises daring feats on the corde volante, balloon demonstrations, and a new ilarquin capteve with a celebrated clown and performers Columbia and Peretz. Thursday presents the Opera of the Sister of Bercasat with Braham and Colonel Cohenberg among the Seravkcier lineup, in their second night of engagement.
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Adelgitha
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William O Rourke Benefit Concert at the Rotunda
Mr William O Rourke respectfully announces a postponed benefit concert of vocal and instrumental music at the Rotunda now set for Friday evening May 20 1817. Performers include Miss Gaio ecort Mr Purves Mr Smite Mr veneba and Mr Philipps with conductor Dr Conan and Mr Moran leading the band. Proceeds go to support O Rourke and the ensemble. Tickets 54 5d at O Rourke 53 Rachequer Street and music shops. concert begins near 8 pm with 7 pm doors.
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Patonte
Cavendish Row
Powell Announces Special Evening Concert at Eight
Mr Powell respectfully informs nobility gentry and the public that on Saturday the 31st instant he will perform a two instrument concerto on violin and violoncello, sing The Wolf with a first public vocal, and accompany himself on piano. Doors open seven, performance at eight. one guinea tickets via music warehouses or Blue Ticket admitting three.
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Billaand
Vickers
Speech in Commons on Catholic Emancipation 1817
Publication of a speech by the Right Hon. Ronsat Peer in the House of Commons on Friday May 5 1817 urging the committee to consider laws affecting Roman Catholics in the United Kingdom. Printed by John Murray for distribution in London.
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Howe of Commons
Henry Arateae
United Kingdom
Landon
John Murray
Joan Cummina
Lower
Ormondys
Decrees and Claims In Lands Case In Roach County
Decrees dated May 92 1817 require the defendant Patrick Wicaintiin to appear before May 80 to prove charges affecting lands in Racest parish within Roach County as set prior decree actions. Submissions to be made before the court to avoid execution of decree and penalties in the land dispute.
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Roush
Property sales in Wicklow and Queen's County decrees
In Wicklow, under a February decree, Arthur Murphy’s heirs face sale of forty six acre lands at Donal estate Dublin on June 2 at one oclock. In Queen's County, Kinckeep lands totaling 127 acres with Barrow river appurtenances go to highest bidder on June 7 at one oclock. Both notices name Samuel Coates solicitor and 45 York Street.
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Court of Exchequer
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Selby
Kinckhegp
Barrow
Ilmarragagh
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William Henn
Samuel Coates
York-street
Soda Water praised by chemist in Dublin Society report
A chemist of the Dublin Society proclaims Mr Thomas Mas Lawrence's Soda Water superior to all others, noting its pure acidic composition and absence of common alkaline taste. Signatories including John Boyton M.D. and others from Glasgow endorse the mineral waters for the public.
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Lawrence
British Dominions
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Hearystreet
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New Bridge Street 4n No 28 Blackfriars London Westmoreland
A fragment notes a location entry reading New Bridge Street 4n No 28 Blackfriars London Westmoreland with no additional context or events attached.
Assessed Taxes Notices Issued by Dublin Excia Office
The Chief Commissioners of Inland Excise announce that the current year’s assessed taxes on earths, witches, carriages, servants, heroes, and dogs will be collected in two equal instalments. The first instalment is due at designated payment places opened in convenient parts of parishes for one month after collection begins. Delinquent payers face penalties and enforcement if they fail to pay the first instalment at these places, with officers authorized to levy the required sums and penalties under the law. By order of the Commissioners, Edward Harpoman Excia Office Dublin May 19, 1817.
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Westmorland-street
Tates
Ireland
John Kingston James
Albion
Uublic
Dunleary Harbour Contracts Extended Proposal Deadlin
Dunleary Harbour Commissioners announce extended deadline for quarrying and horse-work contracts to Wednesday May 28 at 12 oclock. Further work specifications available from Secretary George Darling at No 19 Gloucester Street North or Resident Engineer Mr Aird at Dunleary. By order of the Commissioners. Dunleary Board. May 30, 1817.
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Dunleary
George Darling
Gloucester-Greet
North
Mr. Aird
Dunnleary
SQUIBBY Annual Meeting Notice Issued
SQUIBBY For promoting the Education of the Poor of Ireland NE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING will be held at the Rotunda on Thursday the sixth day of June next for the report of the Committee and appointing a new committee and officers. All interested in education are urged to attend at six o clock, ladies welcome. Signed by secretary Joseph Devonshire Jackson.
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Rotunda
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Battle of Algiers Panorama Display Preview
A grand historical panorama titled The Battle of Algiers presents a full military band accompaniment and a correct representation of the city of Algiers before the engagement, highlighting British involvement and the wartime scene.
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Insolvency Debtors Listed Across British Isles
Insolvent debtors confined in the Sheriffs Prison are named, listing merchants and manufacturers across Birmingham London Sheffield Liverpool Whitehaven Sligo Wicklow Navan and other towns. Creditors and claimants are urged to register claims against James Manis T. Watson coal factors and associated firms.
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Whitehaven
Anthony Stell
Henry Hynes
William Davis
Wiliam Peamount
Kingdom of Great Britain
Coat Carroll
Sligo
Alexander Carroll
Wicklow
John Brannen
Navan
Privileges Committee Lets Lord Brandon Vote for Ireland Peers
In a Committee of Privileges their Lordships considered Lord Brandon’s claim to vote at the election of Representative Peers for Ireland. After the usual proceedings the claim was allowed and a report ordered to be made to the House. Adjourned.
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Ireland
Petition for Parliamentary Reform Read In House Of Commons
General Ferguson presented Cupar and Vifestire petition urging reform after recent measures. General Mathew spoke for Dublin inhabitants seeking more perfect representation, condemning corruption and the union, urging annual parliaments and reform within Parliament. Sir F L Burdett added a Cock petition signed by 10,000 claiming Dublin distress and unemployment.
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House
Mathew
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Debate on Annual Parliaments and constitutional practice
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Henry
Beewarl IV
Ig Jae
Bughieh
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