Ecclesiastical Proceedings Against the Late Bishop of Clogher
A detailed record of a high court hearing in Atagh Metropolitan Court. The Bishop of Clogher, Percy Jocelyn, failed to appear, triggering formal proceedings under church law. Evidence outlines prior misconduct, ongoing surveillance, and ceremonial steps leading to the bail and impending trial. The document notes witness testimony, a torn note, and the Bishop’s eventual disclosure of his name and address during examination.
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Percy Jocelyn
Cogher
Meteopatitur
Arimauh
Kilmuy
Derry
Dromere
Raphoe
Din Hight
Radelinle
Clogher
Henry Morndyth
Bros
Pacsonor
Permon
Otfiva
Ireland
Xo An
Cdagher
Caddiu
Lis
Dublin
Tle
Snoy
Levgher
Ferny
Anyuyt
Clarges
Crusilla
Hii
St. Alban's Place
City of Westminster
Middlesex
England
Cripe
Ilo
Mat
Bishop
Piemwry
Tim
Lam
Carlton Palace
John Satchford
Latchford
Watsh-House
Latebford
P. C
Janey
Montamie
St . Fortin Square
Utaldo
Ibis
Eleo
Latelford
St James’s
Westminster
Tietrate
Miltiveax
Hichop
Thair
Lind
Mwa Yivtrata
Tiny
Witzpatrick
Bistop
Troy
Dyer
Dyar
Wishop
Earl of Rodeo
Nessions
Eto
Fitzpatrick
Blilsman
Litzpatrick
Filzpatrick
Clerkenwell
Chamber of Commerce letter to Postmaster General in 1822
The Chamber of Commerce has applied to the Postmaster General to allow the transmission of letters by Cork mail. The November 1 1822 communication notes approval of a dispatch schedule and intermediate rules, inviting order and compliance for Cork mail operations and noting measures to be observed until 6:30 a.m. by respectable officials.
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Chamber of Commersa
General Post Office
Fashions for November at Cargrave Costume
Amaranth coloured dress of Neda silk trimmed with chinchilla fur and ermine accented by a Highland cap in black velvet. Walking dress features peau de papillon silk pelisse in marguerite shade with elaborate papillon trims and white gros de Naples bonnet. Evening dress showcases azure satin with pearl borders, lace flounces, pearl and sapphire jewelry, and white ostrich plume. General fashion notes praise bright greens blues pinks and violets with embroidered net borders and pearl ornamentation. Obituary notes Cannon funeral at Vere with Cont Cheyns. remains interred at Lyons.
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Cargrave Costimg
Fantique
Bull Cauhemiro
Report on Irish Fisheries progress and coast expansion
The board reports that the coast fisheries program and extension, under recent acts, have exceeded expectations. In the preceding year many people engaged, higher bean allowances, and expo entries indicate beneficial aims for Ireland, with plans for new piers and fishing vessels along Tees coast funded privately and by grants, while landlords support reform of lower orders and compliance with fishery laws.
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Treland
Grea
Tees
Board of Fisheries
Appointment of Kerry magistrates under act of 1822
Lord Lieutenant and General Gorer of Ireland announce the appointment of magistrates for County Kerry under an act from the last session. The Commission of the Peace must meet November 20 at the County Courthouse, Tralee, to assign 129 constables at sixteen shillings each through the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Kerry
Ruont
Courch
Traleo
Kory
Uis
Henke Gocug
Appointment of Magistrates and Constables in Cork County
By the Lord Lieutenant General and Governor of Ireland a proclamation calls for the assembly of magistrates and hundreds of constables in County Cork to secure duties and enforce order. The royal command specifies a muster of magistrates and 1,552 constables across baronies in Cork. The proclamation is dated at the Castle in Lisburne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Wellmsley
Cork
Gener
Albernest
County Cork
Bote
la Vinjesty
Appointment of Waterford Magistrates in Ireland
Lord Lieutenant General orders magistrates to assemble in Waterford county on the thirtieth of the month to appoint magistrates and muster constables for duty. An act requires twenty magistrates to be stationed at the county fortress to enforce peace and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Wallesley
Waterford
Divir Uli
Magrteates
Gene
Waterlong
His Majesty
Thehoth
Wag Hgewteney
Fragmented OCR Phrase About Local Names and Places
The readable words hint at a historical local setting with names and places, but the text is garbled and incomplete. It references people and locations in a legal or civic frame, yet lacks coherent actions or outcomes to anchor a clear event.
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Clowiel
Atagh
Lac
Armich
All Treland
Thome Lily
Praetar
Bais
Erie
Tts
Law
Ilant Rosa
Glastonbury
Glanton
Somerset
Nmye Northmore
C. Wolsely
Chamber OF Commerce
Robert Roe
Helester Gual
Hinata
Vlustrioui
Vere
Romainy
Conte
G Ner
Dee Ely