Waterford divided into Dungarvan and Waterford districts
The proclamation redivides Waterford into two districts following an 1919 order. The District of Dungarvan includes the baronies of Cashmore, Cashbride, Decies within Drum, Decies without Drum, Glaneherry and towns Dungarvan and Lismore. The District of Waterford covers Up Third, Middle Third, Glantheer, Waterford Liberties, and towns Waterford, Carrickbeg and Kilmacthomas.
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Talus
Dubin
Dungarvan
Cashmine
Cashbride
Drum
Uungarcan
Liamare
Waterford
Glaneherry
Upper Third
Middle Third
Ganthiere
Carribber
Kilmacthomas
Ireland
Privy Council of Ireland
Glancherry
Harony
Lievenant
Coshmmore
Coshbride
Decies
Drunt
Lismore
Garltere
Dublin
Charles Cashel
Erne
Frankfort
Charles Kildare
Norbury
Downes
Welham M. Mahon
Sarin
George Beckwith
John Ormsby Vandeleur
J, Radlff
Grant
Illness and Death of Grace Duke of Richmond Narrative
An officer of the late Duke of Richmond's staff provides authentic details of the progress of his illness and death after a journey from Kingston to Perth and Parth. The account covers travel fatigue, weather, meals, and the onset of pain in the shoulder and throat before his unexpected decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Authentis
Tis Grace
Duke OF Richmond
Londonderry
Cockburn
Kingston
Teemills
Colonel Cockburn
Mysel le
Parth
Richmond
Duke's worsening health delays journey to Montreal
In mid voyage toward Richmond and Ottawa the Duke shows signs of fever and throat pain. He writes a letter for his daughter and insists on continuing, despite spasms and breathing difficulty. Surgeon's care is sought at Richmond as party plans a canoe section to Montreal.
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Merino
Hy Marino
Nowlan
Shaw
Aidan
Ireland
Weatmorland-street
Praveisstreet
Dublio
Bath
Mr. Jenkinaan
Aero
Aris A. Wreh
Peters
Cardag
Mesera
Catter
Lion's den Down
King's Post
Gates
Mosara
Wilkinson
Jenkinaun
Fifey Carter
Carter
Arc
Dieikingany
Bannineer
London
MR. Peters
I - Galiero
N.R
Miss Bannister
Gope-street
Ear Street
Beckwith
Richmond
Big Grace
Railey
Col. Cockburn
Anne
Wes
Sur
Onan
Ottawa
Montreal
Hin
Holould
Lady Mary
Cockburn
Neotty
Grose
Furs House
Farnhouse
Ric
Mso
Nothamurmur
Bin
T Wm
Irish beef shipments and fair notes amid wartime prices
Early week shipments ofIrish beef were re sent to Ireland by owners of altie as Knockcroghery Fair ended after three days. Sheep displays were down from last year while horned cattle were scarce yet brisk sales lifted prices. In other news Major General Sir John Byng adds ten more Geld prices with artillerymen to Vermont districts. The Berlin Official Gazette reports a cabinet order and a tribute to a late ruler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altie
Ireland
Knockcroghery
al Adone Hern F
Tivermont
Gener
Jubo Byng
Berlin
Lidl - Marstut
Brocher
Carhsly
France
Voltaire
Bart Talbot
Tombkingen
Jondua
Hulifix
Nowatia
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Domer- Brennan
Hag
Bn Hacarteny
George Peck
Samnel Mathneey Peper
Cary Marta
Bock
George Hocacney
They
Bleqnar
Tad Thenay Macarlan
Mawiat
Aston Town
Lhamer
Inrorman
Kildarestn
Thomar Bllie
Tuns-quay
Miphest
Bert Biddée
Amd
Slane
Medh
Dunmee
Danmows
Murgatton
Thomas
Thomas Ellis
Ayizoy Browne
George Thompson
Bag
Eleaner Wade
High Court of Chance
Charles Toote
Thomas Coote
Esgrs
Lésring
Dafend
Tans-Quay
Aghaboy
Big Craver
Little Crover
Cardugf
Carolina
Dyrmott
Drallagh
Rathkeenan
Fisga
Apbsbey
Dastrey
Monavia
Thomas Dall
Robert Mayne
Irrois Street
Tiewgy Mangrindy
Letitio
Ha HY Fe
Nalnti
Thomas Hame
Fr Rriltiam Gore
Againel Trissome
Ale Majesty's Court of Chancery
Bell
Puduc
Aucitan
Drumerkane
Iitwle
Leitrim
Frit
Thomas Ball
Messrs
Reynolds
Hinds
Gardner-street
Dublin City
NEW Hibernian
Abbey-Straet
Liffey-Street
M. Egan
Dublin North
Arvear
Oviler
George Waller
Exche
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Tie Sciatation
CoVennelt
Patrick Atalsh
Jun
Donegal
Philps
Dimshy
Lagadoo
Corcan
Wooladestan
Capan
Phure
Neres
Strunurise
Rephoe
Strabane
Robert Tilly
Leeson
Stredt
Galbraith and Sthwart
WM. Fairan
Abbey-atreet
Thomas Kennedy
Derry
R. C. Smith
Linenin'stan
Mr. Phillips
New Bund-oreat
Loudun
Lord Lieutenant
Council of Ireland
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