Royal Exchange Meeting for Dublin Sick and Indigent Bookkeepers
The General Monthly Meeting of the Charitable Society for Relief of Sick and Indigent Bookkeepers in Dublin, chaired by Samuel Rosborough, reports on funds, donations, and expenditures as of April 1. It urges public support to aid 14,400 individuals across 4,016 families relieved since the last annual sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firth
Association For the Improvement
Ireland
Association
Edward Lees
Dublin
Association For
Lord Brendon
Gaola
Incul
Padrong
Metropolic
Hove
Royal Exchange
Charhivle Society For
Samuel Rosborough
Patrick
Wolacley
Mount Street
Sir Win
Bettam
Weatand Row
J. Hy Singer
Mountjoy Square
North
Kenji Dail
Eng
Leesan Street
Dr. Orpen
Frederick Street
Heler Brophy
Loweremand Quay
John Twycrost
Dane Street
James Walsh
Ragu Dane
George Brown
Lythe
Samuel Hosborough
Bay
Gtrson's Quay
Debtors' Friends Society Accounts Report
The treasurer presented an abstract showing nineteen prisoners discharged to their families from seven penitentiaries with debts largely settled. Expenditures covered weekly relief, coal and straw for the needy, leaving a balance of 21 pounds 3 shillings 4 pence. Subscriptions and donations totaled 42 pounds 8 shillings 10 pence, with nine percent annual interest noted and an appeal for further support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viecouont Lorton
Peru
Compania
Appeal To The Public By Tis Society In 1823
The Tis Society appeals to benevolent Oregens of Buhlinon and the Poor to aid with blankets clothing and provisions. The ledger lists families aided in 1823 and calls for charitable donations through prominent local figures including Lord Mayor Newcomen and various merchants and trustees in Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buhlinon
Mosby
Irelind
Celbrulge
Kilimainham
Rockbrook
Mallymure
Miltown
Meath
Metrenn
Newcomen Ant Co
Thomas Fintsy
Camden Street
National Medical Hall Promotes New Dublin Pharmacy
National Medical Hall and Lowen Gackyvgle-Streat in Dublin urge public and professional attention to their Medical Tinl project. Medicines chosen from London druggists assure genuineness and quality. Herron and Company supply drugs and instruments with leeches cupping and other apothecary operations performed meticulously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Medical Hall
Lowen Gackyvigle-Streat
Dublin
Moue Proprietora
London
Herron
Herron and Company
Isa
Robert Graves Mouse Painter and Decorator Seeks Patronage
Robert Graves of Stephen's Green North announces improvements after visiting London and selecting fashionable room hangings and floor coverings from Casa Perces. He has received Patent Floor-cloth and table hardware from Bristol and paper hangings from London, offering reduced prices and 25 percent off last year’s stock. An indoor apprentice with steady prospects will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen's-green
North
London
Casa Perces
Bristol
N. H
Appeal for Charity and New Infirmary Support in Dublin
A lengthy appeal describes funds needed for Meatland County Dublin infirmary. It notes subscription losses, delayed St Werburga charity sermon, and a plan to open a new infirmary in December 1892 with ninety beds. Authorities urge public benevolence to sustain the hospital and its ongoing charitable offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubin-Infirma
Reid
Cie Chakri
Trenasurera
Croce Latouche
History of a Fanatical Visionary at Wildenspuch
Swiss report describes a new enlarged edition on religious fanaticism and a female visionary at Wildenspuch and in Thurgovia. It details prison behavior, Bible reading’s alleged dangers, and a case of moral decline tied to an impulse guided by divine inspiration. The piece notes the broader debate on Bible notes, and cites sensational scenes, including a young woman exercising influence and engaging in unlawful conduct. The narrative references published extracts from Frankford Journal and a satirical ballad on Jockie the gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Wildenspuch
Bible Societies
British Bible Association
Thurgovia
Wildenepuch
Frankford Journal
Butler's Medical Hall Advised for All Orders
The notice asks the public to direct all orders and commissions to Butler's Medical Hall at No. 54 Lower SxAigil Breed near the Pont Office side, due to errors from Barangera and Servanta unfamiliar with the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barangera
Servanta
Messrs
Butler Reaper Tuly
Butler's Medical Hall
Delicate Affair Elopement Shocks Northeastern County
In a northwest county two esteemed families suffer distress as two sisters face scandal after an elopement with a popular suitor. Their retreat at a county mansion ends in disgrace and tragedy as one sister flees with the lover, while the other faces heartbreak and social ruin amid altered fortunes and broken ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
Bom
Anush
Summiera
Inamoraia
Alisa
Unclear OCR Narrative on Royal Figures and Executions
A fragmented historical OCR passage describes royal figures, court dress, and a violent execution. It references a queen or royal personage, governors, secretaries, and attendants, with mention of a king’s death, public display, and the Thames. The text is garbled but conveys a scene of court life, attire, and a beheading.
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MR Talbot
Talbot
Jane the
Millemour
Farran
Dashwood
Lady Bell
Miss Jarman
Don Raphael
Dick Phantom
Brother Ani Sister
Wentworth-place
M'Culloch
Gallego Green
Lowther
James Bersonett
William Brooke
Thoman Fixtay
Robert Fayle
Charles Fox
Joseph Gaubett
J.C. Graven
W. Vicars Griffith
Edward Groves
Richard Grattan
Henry Hamilton
Richard J. Ty
Samuel Litton
Mit
Win
Edward Maur
John May
J. Scott McKay
Eag
RH. Nixon
T. Herbert Orpen
Thomas Pim
James. Pim
John Schonles
J. H. Singer
F-T.c
Lord Branoon
Witerax Loret Guinkenn
Lord Brandon
Albion Fire and Life Insurance Company
New Bridgs-Spraet
Blackfriars
Cavendish-Row
Rutland-square
James Patti
John Towgool Then
S. Henson
Hen. Bonham
James Burton
J. Calvert Clarke
Wm. Coningham
John Danvers
Solomon Davies
Matthew Harricon
Fowler Jones
Pali
HN Kigston James
Joshua Pasley
Enq
Thos
Pleasants
Elizabeth Roberts
Fendants
High Court of
Gro. W. Cann
New Ross
Samuel Coates
Maintiff
Camden-street
Wa. C. Hogan
York-street
Cunn. C. Kryn
Upper Doreet-street
Defenannie
Usnen Bees
Holles-street
Ublin
Debtors’ Friend Society
Lords
Guy
Ben
John Case
Singer
Moat
Robert Bhaw, Bart
Barkers
Dole Kingston
Jeho Crsh
Ratland Square
Lg 157
Robert Graves
Ravert Latouche
Ius Mob. i
Irish Soctisey
Lange Oh
Ibis
Trinh
Treaty Society
Treasuers, Monote
Daterehe and Co
Cork-Street
Jockie
England
Jones the Firet
St. Ann
Hay
Antsu
Amark
Phyllis
Per Wijesty
Tio Faneiro
Brazil
Crete
Portsmouth
Macaweaw
Steward
Wawwaw
Mainnua
Aervanta
Petites Hines
Ian Ea Ek
Pparniet
Biach
Wang Bano Noenriy
Thames
Caie
Ong
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