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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 01, 1824
Page
3
Notice of sale by public auction under a court decree lists undivided moiety of lands at Lisduane Gart h Killoghle and Ballyvologue in the Jack in the Barony of Connelloe Limerick. Sale date fixed for November next with details available from Plaintiff and Defendant attorneys. Rathkeale and Dublin offices.
An abstracted account from the Debtors Friend Society under Lord Viscount Lorton’s presidency details disbursements to nineteen released prisoners and relief for extreme poverty. It notes balances, subscriptions, and a system of ten pound life subscriptions with relief decisions by the society meeting every fortnight. Sir Shaw, Bart. and Co., and Sir John Kingston are involved, with James Cash and Alderman John Cash among officers.
An 19th century notice offers nitro muriatic acid baths medicated waters and douches, plus portable warmth or sulfur vapor baths with various rental rates. It lists subscriptions for multiple bath types and durations, including a perpetual lifetime ticket granting access to all indoor baths.
The 305 ton vessel with engines of 110 horsepower will sail from the Custom House gray for Liverpool on Thursday afternoon November 4 at seven o clock. Fares listed include cabin, steerage with birth, stage and mail coach options, gentlemen and dealers horses. The press notes frequent sailings with the Liffey continuing to sail weekly from Liverpool to Dublin on Mondays and back from Dublin to Liverpool on Thursdays.
The Charitable Association announces that its funds are nearly exhausted after aiding hundreds of families and assisting sick and indigent applicants. Subscriptions and donations are invited from subscribers and friends by John D. Latouche and committee members including Rev. Mathias, Rev. Murray, Den Browne, and others across Dublin institutions and streets.
The Meath and County of Dublin Infirmary seeks renewed public support through annual subscriptions and a charity sermon. The new hospital opened in December 1822 with capacity for ninety beds, yet funds and sermon profits have lagged, prompting a plea for contributions to sustain patient care and expanded accommodation.
The Mendicity Managing Committee acknowledges increased subscriptions since the Mansion House meeting of the 30th and urges fellow citizens to contribute to a dedicated fund. They warn against two evils, the return of beggars to the streets or a Poor Rate, and stress that only voluntary donations can sustain the institution and its inmates. Continuous support from trades and the public is urged to avert future dependence on charity, with records kept of contributions and occupiers’ willingness to fund the institution.
A protestation to the Imperial Parliament of Ireland petitions for Catholic Emancipation. It asserts equal civil rights for Catholics, cites the 1684 revolution and the Treaty of Limerick, and demands honest fulfillment of the treaty. The text argues emancipation would stabilize the empire, reduce religious prejudice, and end the penal code, noting Catholics form a majority and urging immediate reform.
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