Adjourned sale notice for real estate in 1818
An adjourned advertisement announces the sale of real estate in the county to satisfy a debt. The sale, originally set for November 4, is now postponed to November 10, then further adjourned to November 20 at one oclock in the afternoon at the specified location. Information available from Thomas Ellis and solicitors Ross McCan and Aurall, Camden-street, Upper Sackville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomab Allis
Pueshove
Thomas Ellis
Chancery Sale of Lands in Kilkenny Estate
In Kilkenny Chancery, by order of Hon. Edmund, on the fiftieth day of December, a sale will be held at Dublin to set up and set the lands of Goodwins Varden and related parcels. The property, including monksboro and Lisdowey lands, lies in the barony of Gowdy, Kilkenny, with parcels totaling acres and perches, pending Gadacy. Solicitor: Thomas Ellis, Messrs. Bragg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ursuan
Edmund
Kilkenny
Douali
Pans-guirg
Dublin
Goodwin
Varden
Monkborova
James Ryan
Tino' Dnife
Kinardh
John AF Donnell
Meares
Lisdowey
Sallow
Themna
John
Michael Mhabph
Roode
Ato Ley
Stephen Byowngue
Goldy
Counpy
Fragmented note hints at uncertain local situation
A garbled line refers to a trip or movement to a Stew Post Ofée and mentions Biukn Cushom, suggesting a nonvaluable or uncertain local situation with unclear details.
Mendicity Reform Faces Mendicants Opposition
The rpee Association for the Suppression of Mendicity argues against relying on public soup kitchens and direct aid. They favor a system directing funds to sustain the poor without fostering dependency, while opponents insist the plan lacks rigor and risks undermining support. The debate centers on whether voluntary aid suffices or government-like controls are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rpee Association For
du Fuet
Helen Feniwayes
Nimttar Socj- Us
I & Aytem
Bibliographic notices and reviews from London booksellers
A dense catalog of forthcoming and current works with reviews and notices. Includes editions and notices for novels from Barrett and Barretts, Tales of Wonder and Heart, Edgar, Claraine, and Adolpar, with commentary on wit, character, and reader appeal, plus publisher details and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reownce
Fany Heat
Blam
de Grammont
London
Henry “Colburn
John Comm
Dave
Bia
S.vale
E. Stannard Barrett
Tristram Shapdy
Alioys
Raoda
Fe Cecliia
Sir Darosy
Sirdin
Rhodaix
Aane
Annabella Plampire
Zélis
Popsburg
Beaucaire
Valentia
Panny
Omar
Zemeida
Zuma
Weweida
Lost
Madamé de Geulls
Edgar
Bngland
Mira Appleton
Edgeworth
Barney
Clarentine
Misa Borney
Shipwikeck
Adolpar
M. Benjamin de Constant
Walstein
C. Ts. Frooch
Public notices on Woollen goods and funeral expenses
Fragmentary notice informs readers that Wednesday copies of a celebration are available at a location near Fishamble Street. It mentions Aston and stock items, with emphasis on lowest ready money prices and wholesale tea pricing for purchasers.
Transactions of the Association of Fellows and Centenians of the King’s and Queen’s College
This day is published price four pence. A thick volume illustrated with two plates. Contains transactions of the Association of Fellows and centenians of the King’s and Queen’s College of Physicians in Ireland. Dublin printed for John Cumming and Longman & Co. London. First volume available at various locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Fellows and
Idcentiaien
King's and Queen's College of Physicianata Ireland
Seanad
Dublin
John Cumming
Lower Ormond Quay
Longman & UO
London
Cumming & Col MM
Dagne-atreet
Bank of Ireland Forgery Alert in Dublin Case
Edward Butler jun of Dublin is charged with forgery to defraud the Bank of Ireland. A bounty of one hundred pounds is offered for the capture within six months, with a description of Butler provided by an official notice detailing his appearance and alleged conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wereas Eduard Butler
Dublin
Vath
Tank
Ireland
Edteard Butler
United Kingdom
Thomas Williams
Seid Edteard Butler
Proclamation annuls Disturbance order in Ophaly districts
The proclamation dated November 12 191% from Dublin retracts the earlier order declaring Ophaly East and West Ophaly and the Baronies of Connell and Chang in a disturbed state and suspends the extraordinary police establishment. It calls on Justices of the Peace and magistrates to note the reversal and notify concerned parties. Signed by the Lord Lieutenant and council with list of officials. God Save the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taldot
Council of
Ireland
Mareh
Thansini
Ophauly
Connell and
Chane
Kildare
Priny Connert
Ophaly
Easten Ophaly
Western Ophaly
Connell
Chang
Council Chamber
Dublin
Mamert
C. Kene
Frankfort de Montmorency
Denis Browne
George Fitzecrac
John Stewart
George Beckwith
William Vesey Fite-Gerald
God Save
Tul King
A. Kelly Grocer List of Prices for Principal Articles
A Kelly wholesale grocer submits a list of prices for tea wine and spirits and other groceries. He promises to offer the best possible prices and to reduce them as articles fall in price, aiming to attract customers with low terms and no charge for packing or carriage. The list includes various teas Madeira wine Port Sherry Lisboa claret Jamaica rum gin brandy and bottled porter cider and ale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Kelly
Ayp Hetail
Fideat
Fidert
Hyson
Geneva
du Thiwi
Bione
Abbey Street Courier of Backville Street Dublin Life Insurance Explained
Pelican Office advert explains life insurance and annuities, detailing benefits for estates and loans. It notes that premiums fund widow or children's provision, leases on lives, and ready money upon death, with office hours and contact at Abbey Street Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelican
Lombard-Street
Spring Garden
London
Abbey-Street
Backville-Street
Dublin
Yoon
Webock
William Fparran
Ancestral Trade Missives From Paate and Lawns
A fragmentary notice outlines a merchant’s claim of an assortment of high quality choice articles and perfumes to be offered for sale. It references decorative and luxury goods, Dutch state products, and packing goods, with unclear further details or proper names.
Fragmented Early 19th Century Notice Still Hints at Local Affairs
A garbled OCR passage from a historical newspaper reveals scattered references to dental pain remedies, public notices, and debenture holders along with partial addresses and names. The text mentions Mr. Detne Maren 4 1008 and a Mr. Barlow at a London street address, plus stray lines about Dunleer Turnpike Road holders and interest payments. The fragmentary transfer of names and places suggests a miscellaneous notices page with legal and commercial items.
Tea Trial at Great Britain Street Court Hears Writings
Day four of the Thomas Naylor tea case brought sharp focus on witnesses. The crowd at the custom-house trial grows, with both Crown and claimant counsels preparing further evidence before the adjournment to twelve o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moodsy
Thomas Naylor
Great Britain
The English Funds And Continental News From The Week
Re marks from London report stock exchange activity with half per cent fluctuations and a firming in Consols while government bills trade at premiums. A Drogheda warrant uncovers a warehouse cave with bales seized in a crackdown on illicit trade. Paris letters note unrest as St Helena broadcasts reach, Napoleon escape rumors, and public sentiment shows mixed reaction to political shifts. a case details a keeper’s pursuit of conspiracies as British and Belgian events unfold.
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London
Stock ‘Exchange
France
Europe
Burocamp Torscce
Mesars
Khig
Drogheda
Paris
St Helena
Napoleon
St. Selena
Londun
Alexandyr
Fondant
Ebay
Ion
Red
Mourning Dress Rules for Royal Officers in 1818
A London Gazette summary details mourning regulations for officers of the army and fleet in November 1818. It covers black attire, crape scarves and ribbons, and the wearing of undress or full uniforms with specific placements on hats left arms and shoulders. It specifies black gloves and crape embellishments for Royal Marines and infantry, with variations for on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden
Peter
Gorm- Tanivenia
Admiralty
Trek
Aetna
Ace
Royal Marines
Law Court Proceedings in King’s Bench Nov. 23
Report covers Lord Chichester vs Cape, verdict for 3500 pounds with no interest. Mandamus sought to compel Londonderry mayor to declare Boggs elected sheriff. eligibility argued as non resident. Conditional order granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Bench
Lord Chichester
Marquis of Capemi
Jonnators
City of
Londonderry
HI Boggs
Ernest Leslie
Elvetion
Thomas
Arrival from St Helena and related intelligence report
Uneven telegram style note recounts intelligence from St Helena via late Mail noting Bonaparte's custody, a secretary to General Herta appointment, and possible naval movements from London. Also mentions a stolen child case with Calais connection and Windsor security rumors surrounding the George sword and related figures. Mentions benevolent subscribers supporting a charity school in Gita Court with schedule notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Helena
Hertrand
Mary
Stelena
London
Agyvegeiro
Bonaparte
Arsay
Lordun
Wasi Atiipg
Netherlands
St. Helene
Feomdiiel
Poe
Herta
Feiler
Beas
Tavita
Fern Gueavin
Fennert
Perdis
Daecmediae
Piubt
Calais
Rennett
Aed
Dunkirk
Yue
Ie Gc Ig
Dutfan
Windsor
Kyle
Boel
Kenmare
Faly
Richard Wistatey
Gita Court
Mondivas
Tharslayacor
Tafter
Pwelya
Sehulois
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Onsa
Forbes
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Tullykee
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Bnagg
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Mra. Lawlers Papils
Hintory
Geography, Co, &c
Tarmin
Moland-Strevt
Feinington
Peinaigs
Kildarested
Monlife
Tive
Lawler
Sackville-alrect
Bank OF Ireland
Sty
Couneil
Cape Madeira
Old Port Wioe
Sherry Esca
Lisboa
Madeira
Iede
Cologne
Wenny Sragir
Landerus Dentlyt
Hardwick-street
Barcourt
Teremon
Taeeesibe
Grafton Street
Dunleer Turnpike Road
Dunleer
Janss Barlow
Sng
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