Trinity College Gold Medalists and Class Prizes Listed
A partial OCR list details Trinity College AV awards with Gold Medal for Science and top Class honors. Names include Perret, Lache, Higeer, Lebe, Ratinewn, Imus, Mason, Goat, Poor, Darley, Terws, Ilanna, and numerous others associated with certificates, prizes, and commendations from the award cohort.
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Trinity College
Lache
Lebe
Wen
Ratinewn
Imus
Mason
Goat
Poor
Darley
Terws
Ilanna
Clasefon
Gare
Parsons
Woodward
Ine
Smith
Gmus
Balfour
Prenediceville
Weer
Hall
Vaner
Gregg
Avenering
Moon
Frazer
Mahaffy
Gre Rien
Crawford
Biron
Harpin
Donnelly
Alten
Miaam
Stills
Hughes
Dine
Court records list sentences from Baronsmith bench
Commission Court proceedings report multiple cases with sentences ranging from transport for seven years for perjury to imprisonment for various terms. Offenders include Pryon Gordon, Andrew M Gark, Timothy Lary, Walter Delany, and many others for crimes such as theft, conspiracy, assault, forgery, manslaughter, burglary, and livestock killing. Jane Byrne and Constantine Molloy were nearing the bar.
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Baron Smith
Daly
Winlock
Pryon Gordon
Andrew M Gark
Cadiste Bridge
Timothy Lary
James Pride
Walter Delany
Wiliam M-Mahon
Manthy
Daniel Gall
Martin Graham
Michael Brauhan
Michael Trary
John Donahoe
Elizabeth Mone
Patrick Maguire
George Lear
Owen Campbell
Patrick Campbell
Jame Carhilty
James Farrell
Eleanor M Coravick
Jane Byrne
Constantine Molloy
Pur the
Tromas Bar
Opiy
Mesa Jack Hedtors
Mallinhiegh Atren
High Chancery
Ireland
Walter Blake
Andy Quent
Deer Park
Lundy
Muncymore
Parry's Northwest Passage voyage returns under sail
Aberdeen reports the Hecla's arrival at the bay for provisions and the party's landward march toward Leith. Captain Parry and astronomer depart by land to London while the Griper nears in the North Sea. The voyage, begun 1819 from Sheerness, aims to reveal a Northwest Passage but remains uncertain after ice and distance. A second item notes a devastating fire at Bowditch’s Great Salford Hall home. Mrs Bowditch escapes with a child, Bowditch severely burned, hospitalised with poor prognosis, as fire crews extinguish the blaze.
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Aberdeen
Provisiona
Leith
Parry
Peterhead
London
Griper
North Sea
Hecla
Sheerness
Thomas Bowditch
Great Salfron Hall
Bowditch
Bartholomew's Hospital
Royal Ordinances and European Maneuvers Report
Royal household reorganization in France with Marquis Lauriston named Secretary of State for the household. Army restructured to 80 regiments with 60 infantry and 20 light. Paris cour d execution cases of Gravier and Bouton noted. European dispatches describe Naples, Spain, Portugal, and New Granada events. Messages cover Sicily independence, Cortes elections, and monastic order decrees. Widespread political shifts and diplomatic traffic across Vienna, Madrid, and London are cited with various ambassadors and ministers described.
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Lauriston
Gravier
Bouton
Arsize
Paris
Ducheseie Berri
Bouton Hal
Grayier Aull
Troppan
Saveregen
Kassia
Prussia
Prince Metternich
Count Beenstorff
Conant Golovkin
Austria
Count Capo d’Tstria
Asfa
Count de la Ferranargy
Huseia
Stewart
Marquis de Caraga
Baron Krussawaik
Great Britain
France
Vienna
Count Nesselrody
Prince Hardenberg
Florestan Pepe
Palermitans
Fre
Palermo
Napies
United Kingdom
Kingdom of
the Two Sicilien
Sicily
Pepe
Pepe Tue
Atea
Coletta
Naples
Ultimo
Madrid
de Cortes
Cortes
Spain
Portugal
Lisbon
Kisco College
Arsenal
Brazils
Juntatas
Augustin
Lord Beresford
England
Cadiz
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New Granada
Buena Ventura
Pacific
Santa Fe
Popayan
Quito
Guyaquil
Buena Ven
Republic of
Peru
Cork Chronicle
Cork
Richard Milliken
Grapton Street
University OF Dublin
Richard Graves
Ardagh
Rigg
Seeanederiztan
Rodmilliren
Melmosh
Wanderer
Maturin
Percy Byashe
Biledly
Ch Craly
Mie
Henry the Eighth
George the Fourth
Thomas Harrall
Jeffrey Crayon
Vole
New York
Diedrick Knickerbrecker
M‘adam
Blackyood
Mileiren
William Gouper
Liveloe
Inez
Ardill
Geochegan
Leeson St
Avevard
Michael's
Richey
Hanover
Bilton
Sickville
Short
Cantle
Cooper
Charlotte St
Lilly Clanbeasvil
Gardiner
Dunville Aves
C. William
Sugan Valerue
Inchicore Road
Beitz
Dublin
Hrerery
Terland
Xed
Coure
CUA Sthert
Bulionts
Lord Lieutenant
Council of
Privy Council
Armagh
Tyrone
Monaghan
Fermanagh
Donegal
Donen
Aragh
All Ireland
Willian Ball
Janes Edwards
Jackson
Samuel Blacker
John Winder
Win
Alweny Arthur Kelly
Robert Thornton
Esqra
Brne
Charles Kildare
Willian M‘mahon
J. O. Vandeleur
Laurin
J. Radcliff
C. Grant
Joan Hale
Dublin Observer
Price
E&e
Dublin Observer Office
Parliament Street
Feinaiglian Institution
Peinaiglian
Caxembourg
Clonliffe
Costello
Luxembourg
J Tawresworth
Weir
Mead
Kildare Street
Thomas Flynn
Snell
Rindon Blood
Fay
Thomas Nolan
Richard Williams
Richard Cane
Chas. Knox
John Doherty
Kay
Aresideacon
Charlen Hare
Richard Power
Willianarty
George Rothe
George Hill
William Walahe
Judie Johnson
Charters Williama
Ton
George Knox
Dublin Castle
Crown
Tonec Bay
Tramore
Waterford
Tice
Uiiinore
Ofice
George Harrison
Ray
Whitehall
Cumencer
Talbot
Heine
Ateri
Carricktegue
Carrickfergua
Canuay
Antrim
Maschreene
Gower
Gleomm
Verne
Teountien
Privy Council of Ireland
Offiha Castle
Carrickfergue
Carrickfergus
Belfast
Iosue
Muaniciry
Copperalley
Pini
UA Aenen
Dac
William Mites
Sullivan
Inns Quay
Dubie
Eternoon
Renee
William Browne
Eldeat
Robt, Browne
Esquire
Dee
Alicia Stepney
Herbert Rawaon Stepney
Herbert Stepney
Arthur
George Stepney
Mihora
George Tyner
Henry Smith
Watertey
Warrerton Eaton
Johny
Lord Garon Clanmorvin
Wm. Keary
Patrick Hearne
Aernog
Hewy
Abe
Nan
Henny
Brabazon Brown
Eng
County OF Meat
Elvetor
Saine
George Wite T
Dunmore
Meath
St. Mon Owens
Navan
George Williams
Baggot Street
Maria Cox
J. M'Namara
Canwe
Upper
Ayley
Claire
Thomas Elis
Stewart King
Poner
Novamsber
Phomas Ellis
MR. Austin
Plaintifts
Mountjo Square
Augustus
Lein
John Jowph
Henry
Ford Henry Fitzgerald
Robert Fitzgerald
Leinwater
Tviadeath
Thomas Ball
GALL
Nowfon
Dominic Etrees
Our & Young Mechanic
Marriea
Thia
Joan Kent Solneton
Rdin
Quay
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