Legal dispute over Advowsons in Clonshamboe case unfolds
The Court of Common Pleas in 1785 Ireland hears the Crown's claim to advowsons at Clonshamboe and Clonslanboe. Attorneys argue prescription and settlement law, with witnesses detailing presentations from 1726 to 1765. The judge adjourns to weighing authorities as bail and procedure questions loom.
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Court of Common Pleas
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England
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Common Pleas
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Shipwreck Near Sovereign's Islands Captains Crew Lost
A ship named Syrean from Liverpool to Cork ran aground near the Sovereign's Islands at Kinsale. Five crew and three passengers aboard. a man and wife perished, a nineteen year old boy lost after clinging to rigging, the captain and others rescued by local divers after the vessel broke up. The captain kept the ship's papers.
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Yslands
Antiquities Plunder in Constantinople Case of Swedish Mission
Dated Sept 20 from Constantinople reports Swedish Chaplain’s antiquities collection seized by the dames during the March carnival. Casts packed since 1816 by Wiese mostly destroyed. one Egyptian-wrapped fragment saved. Loss includes about 60 volumes from M Lidnini’s collection of ancient and modern language works and numerous Ambian manuscripts and copper plates.
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Dublin Market Notes and Wheat Prices Report
A fragmented Dublin market summary lists oats barley wheat and flour prices, with notes on supply, quality, and remarks from London Corn Exchange. It records November market activity, overall demand, and price movements for bread components and staple grains.
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London Corn Exchange
Fairs at Moceixoan Exhibit Mixed Cattle Demand
Tur Fair ay Moceixoan featured varied cattle markets with all descriptions present. Prices generally slipped from list ballians. bulls and sheep sold briskly yet below expected levels. cows and springers scarce and dear, while the day ended with unfavorable buying conditions and mixed trader activity. An earlier sale day attracted strong cattle turnout but limited demand amid high prices.
Monument to Princess Charlotte Planned at Departure
A life-size marble statue of Princess Charlotte is being executed by command of Prince Leopold before his departure from England. The ceremony occurs at Briful port with Munsters of weasels referenced in the fragmentary text, noting Belfast and the death of the Princess Charlotte of Wales.
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England
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Belfast
Charlotte of Wales
Great Increase of Crime and Money Extension
An item notes a surge in crime and the extension of money penalties. It cites a House of Commons refined paper dated 30th, showing crime offenders sent to England and Wales rising threefold in recent years. It compares executions and sentences, with figures for 1405, 1417, and other years, detailing capital punishment trends.
Unclear nuptial notices mix from Irish locale
Fragmented OCR lists various marriages and betrothals with names and places across Ireland, including references to County Wicklow Galway Limerick and Dublin areas. The legible portions show brides and grooms from families such as Neill Daly Kudows and Christlason, with several entries indicating eldest daughters and widowed statuses.
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Tiniden Hal
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Maury
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County Gisiway
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Aaid Place
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Queen's Fort
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Dominieu Diesville
Wiel Miece
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