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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Oct 02, 1818

Page

4

Lands and Tenancies Sale Notice in Dublin 1816

Public notice announces sale of lands and estates by public auction under the care of the Steward William Alexander of Davaay with details of parcels including Batate of Wasuop Emanazon and Shick Pal ise. Information available from SHERRARD and Co. in Piresington Street Dublin. Unfurnished lodgings offered for rent for one year or more.

Eouta Abewajtet Dalvont Tenkete Dengheth Aloo Cholastown Lobganboy Wm. Alexander Davaay Syphea Low Mears Sherrard and Co. TY Piresington-street Dublin

Emigration and Royal Entourage News Across Cities

A Hanover letter dated the 10th reports Count de Hennigsen arriving with his wife at Banteln and presents gifts to the Dukes of Cambridge and Clareyres. Frankfort and Stockholm items note emigrants settling in Austrian provinces and a Norway dispute with a violent incident described in the Atthenia Journal.

Hamburq Hanover Chieg Count de Hennigsen Syith Banteln Cambridge Clareyres Arabia Lightess Duke of Baanigesn Aix-la-Chapelle Stockholm Sarr Thin City Atthenia Journal Norway Ringe-Riget Hedewabh Vidlencd

Fragmentary Irish letter on Batteraby affair and public order

A long damaged text discusses a local dispute around Mr Batteraby and landholders, alleging an attack on a magistrate and a protest meeting. It mentions arms, a double barreled gun, and a potential court case, with remarks attributed to the editor and to local figures. The piece questions truthfulness and calls for official action to correct misrepresentations.

Greenmount Goztt Uae Ays Foria Batteraby Mate Loagh Qhit Pariah Vader Sirenetiartt Ladian Piney Genflernad Santa Mars Donoimore

Aperient Soda Powders Promoting Gentle Health

An Irish era product ad touts Aperient Soda Powders by Ruytler and Sons, claiming they ease heartburn acidity and bile disorders, suit the weak stomach after wine, and benefit children and invalids. Distributed by chemists and booksellers across the United Kingdom with a signature facsimile on labels to prevent substitutions.

Cheltenham de Yinga Ydudis A. Ruytler & Sons Sd. Suckrithosipaet Dodlin Rhea-sides Coren Cook

List of names and places from Dublin area records

A historical Dublin fragment lists numerous individuals and addresses across streets such as Merrion square and Dame street, along with notes on game certificates and district distri bution. Names include Atkinson, Richard Wrante, Captain Campion, Daniel Cavey, and many others linked to locations in Dublin and surrounding counties.

Names and Residences Granted Game Certificates 1819

List of recipients and addresses for game certificates issued March 25 to September 19, 1819 by M. Ryan distributor for Nenagh and Roscrea. Includes numerous individuals and estates across Nenagh Roveres Kilmore Ballynamone Derry Castle and surrounding areas. names such as William Cooper, John Bayly, Michaal Head, Sir Robert Walker, Rev. Parker, and others.

Benjamin Lokgworth Ford Catemain Moydrum-Casile Richard Tandcock Judyy Lour Solo G Yandcock Dino Captain Bagley Ditto Wilhiaw Goaks George Longworth Cregan Castle William Longworth Glynn Mainwaring Athdane Gerald Dillon Sun- Hill William L. Nappier Littletos John Barne Athlone Thomas Naughton Thornhill Beickell Alexander Drusaramy John O'Brirne Milltown John Rodava Twyford Edward Hodson Ditty Edward Qu’ Rete North Barthstreet Dublin Malby Athtone Euslyn Connor Grrvid Meswley Uallyfran Willian Magill Littletors James L Ticlurive M. Ryan Nenagh and Roveres Thomas Ryder Pepper Loughton Joshua Minnentt Anaheg William Smith Jun Gurteen Jobo Brereton River Lawn Daniel Brereton Kidmartin Richand Ely Castile Ely Joeryn Otway Simon Hall Lord Dunally Kilbuy Willian Cooper Nenagh Rowand P. Casbell Mines Lodge Richard Short Ballynamone Benjamin Bayly Baly-Fair William Cooper Crawford George Bireh Jung Moneduche Aly Bourke Limerick Stasidish Parker Castle Lough Anthony Parkerditto Dean Holmes Kilmore John Bayly Fishing Lodge Michaal P. Head Derry Castle Robert Walker Bart Merton Robert Armstrong Badlingany Joho Smith Annville Soahua Smith Verhant HH Matthew Redan Shannon Wiliam Flanagan Dromin John Pe Salaboro Richard C. Longford Beechwood Henry Aten Shanbally Nathaniel i Falkiner Mauor Palos Mas Brereton Rathenles Dubn Short Iun Palla Roserea

King Lqe Recovers After Attack Amid Paris Rumors

Foreign intelligence from Paris reports the king recovered from an assault and attended royal duties as payments to France are arranged. A Monteux letter details Chaillard the Beetle terrorizing Chaillard’s village, his fortresslike home, and a siege by French troops ending in Chaillard’s death after repelling an assault with rifle fire and a turret defense.

Paris Lqe Chaillard Vanclse

Duke of Wellington Arrives in Brussels With Suite

The Duke of Wellington arrived in Brussels with his retinue and prepared to travel to Aix-la-Chapelle. Vice Admiral Sir Giralam Moore and accompanying party were reported to have arrived from Antwerp. A noted correspondent, Baroo Humboldt, linked to the Institute of Frames, was described as well acquainted with Africa, with works cited in a forthcoming publication. The party was seen at the Hotel de Belle as arrangements for onward travel were noted.

Brussels Laur_ de Duke of Wellington Aixsta Chapelle Grace Hotel da Belle Giralam Moore Saltes Antwerp Iis Baroo Humboldtt Alexandar Th Institute of Frames South Aferica Piocen Maris

City Affairs reports rapid building boom in Washington

A Washington despatch notes 120 plus houses and extensive public buildings already begun or completed this season. Private enterprise thrives, but material shortages slow progress. Lime stone beds near the Potomac could ease supply. Also reports land sales at Nashville and Indiana Wabash area attract eager buyers.

American Papers Washington Georgetown Columbia Uae Aca Wantssille Alabau Geritory Oma Isiteultian Uli Dalmen Indiana Wabash Ohio England Laplaig Holmes Pluto Lisbon Poe Vinus London Minkter Ich Tay Gaard Russia Dawes Fokes Norfolk Hay United States Virginia Patrio Raver Das P. Dole

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