Protecting Duties Letter From Dublin Chamber of Commerce
A recessed letter from the Dublin Chamber of Commerce asks the Privy Council Committee in Whitehall to gather Ireland’s manufacturers views on continuing protective duties and the Act of Union. It requests a remittance of 5000 and observations to be submitted for consideration by Parliament, with time for potential measures in the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerrs
Committee of Privy Council For Trade
Whitehall
Natary Council
Ireland
Chamber of Compert
Dublin
Hall
King Edward’s Continent Visit Progresses Through Calais
Report outlines the monarch’s return plan from Hanover to England in the period of Parliament’s prorogation, detailing the military honors at Calais, the arrival parade, and the bearing of English officials as the king travels toward Lille and Mons. The scene notes the active preparations by post inspectors, infantry, and dragoons, with crowds lining routes and officers guiding the royal procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eingland
Hanover
Duke of Cambridge
Vicroy
Duke of Cumberland
Wirtemberg
England
Princess
Hesse
How
Wit Toilitay
Calais
Marquis de Junwillac
Department du Nord
Achiltal
Weil Ane Ahor
Mibalby
Chere
Yuen Bovey
Reypert
Iatel
Woglis
Metin
Gael Nina
Malini Nagle
Andrew Berajeat
Conynel
Lille
Mrossels
Royalty Salute At Court Amid Turbulent Times
A fragmented royal proclamation outlines ongoing royal duties and disputed succession themes. Vague references to a queen and court near a lesser known arena suggest a ceremonial setting amid political tension.
Lord Mayor's Dinner Honors Irish Nobility and King
A grand Dublin Mansion House dinner for 400 guests featured Lord Lieutenant guests, toasts to the Royal Family and King William III, and remarks on harmony among Catholics and Protestants. Notables included Lord Norbury, Longford, Powerscourt, and Duke of Wellington among repeat toasts and celebratory cheers.
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Safte
Norbury
Longford
Powerscourt
Genara Froorman
Tal Siri R. Mhaw
M- P
A.B. Ring
Thomas Ellis
Bag
M. P
Walla
Blawset
York
Duke of Clarence
Royal Family
Ireland
Abraham Bradley King
Ingentrie
Nobis House of Talbot
Rose Sud
Duke of Wellington
Trier
Lord Longford
Lord Powerscourt
Yeomanry
Thamselvey
Robert Shaw
Mr. Ellis
Talbot Rose
Shelf
Dublin
Jona Greene
Dilin
Asaura
Willa
Appiduso
Ham
CVAD
Imairhaden
Lind Ghoeers
Maite
Pine Jasot Minyor
Clauenrry
Bwu
Magar
Urequonent
Recorder's Court Trial of Prisoner for Assault on Sept 17
In the sessions house on Green Street a jury was sworn to try William Pollett and others for assaulting Wr. Pollett, a former 19th Lancers man. Witnesses described the attack with a long stick, injuries, and a crowd, with Pollett later pronounced guilty and sentenced to 12 months. A publican Patrick Kearns testified to Pollett’s state earlier that day. The court adjourned after a few minor cases.
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Sessions House
Green Street
Ald
Coub
Bing
Stanter
Bloxham
Smyth
Tyndell
Montgomery
Hamilton
Pollett
William Pollett
Jan Eraith
Farrier
Waa
19Th Lancers
Walker
Marlborough-streat
Lancers
Marlborough Street
Deal
James Keating
Ringlandar
Patrick Kearns
Cole's Lane
Guilly
Diajas
Ohate
Gilgeedo
Okilbathoe
Bere
Geivtbourtood
Wits
Tor
Batley
Les
Quebec
Anterrid
Chas
Feariah
Hligg
Myarcianne Yi
Magany
Wailliman
Ashiow Offands
Marquis of Danegall
Caricklergu
Thomas Verner, Esq
Belfast
Insolvent Debtors Court Dublin List of Petitioners
A Dublin insolvency notice lists petitioners to be heard at eleven o clock including James St John of Crampt's castle Tipperary farmer John Powell of Britain gentlewoman Wr Dickie Strandafrockh Dublin merchant Joseph Willian Bel cher Russell-place Dublin gentleman John Troy Castle-streat Dublin gentleman Patrick Rorke Barrack-street Dublin butcher John Carrol Tuam Galway farmer John Willis 82d regiment of foot Michael MDaniel Cork city farmer Imlward Mernon Cork city butcher Frances Remard Cork city tailor Leary Feewellyn Moore Street Dublin cabin maker John Campbell Pramgeon Ferma nagh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
James St. John
Crampt's Castle
Castle-streat
Patrick Rorke
Barrack-street
John Carrol
Tuam
Galway
John Willis
Regent of
Foot
Michael M'Daniel
Leary Feewellyn
Moorestreet
John Campbell
Pramgeon
Fermanagh
Madeu
Jutin Rixon
Moortown
Meath
Tarser
Thomas Aumcocks
Clareview
Bucksall M*carthy
South Frederick-atroal
George Llewallyn
Neuagh
Tipperary
Oho Conner
Montgomery-street
Thiomas White
Slowards- Town
Dyrone
Bartholomew Harford
Ranwille
Carlow
Thomas Janes Leonard
Market-short
Geodesia
Richard Wirte
Kilbenney Assizes Opens With Jury Addresses Court
In Kilbenny the assizes opened with Justice Platcher presiding at 3:30. The grand jury was sworn including Pierse Butler and John Power among others. He criticized reliance on witness examinations, urged careful juries, and called for magistrates to enforce justice, warning of widespread issues in administration and prison reform. The discourse touched on Irish governance, security, and proposed reforms.
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Covary Court
Justice Platcher
Pierse Butler
Formman
J.C. Corhit
Wary
John Power
William Bayley
William Dr. Meade
Rothe
Joseph Greane
William Laod
Henry Wemyer
Nicholas Aylward
William Greene
Robert Vland
Garret Neville
William Hartford
James F. Poe
Grand Jury
J. Davis
James I
Ireland
Iunshmen
England
Wm. Blackstone
Tawa
Geraot
Bennett
Troon
Heen
Waals
Ebr
Peter
Corti
Jalon
Adi
Aig
Ps Bk
Thouseieg
Fragmentary OCR note from 14th day under Monaghan event
Fragmented text appears as a dated notice or notice-like snippet mentioning Monaghan and a day labeled Day 14. Readable names include George Chorech and Vbiran Mega within a garbled sentence structure. The overall meaning is unclear but indicates an archival record or civic notice from a local area.
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MATOS
Samuel Silver
Clana Dames Adi
George Chorech
Jon
Vbiran Mega
Agbahoy
Conmy Monaghan
Oda
Dimagle
Arid
London Female Fashions Poised for October Styles
A reader summary of high society dress and millinery notes from London shows men and women embracing Neapolitan, levantine, and rep fabrics with elaborate trims. Descriptions detail gowns, bonnets, and jewelry including diamond bandeaus, ostrich feathers, and gold beads, plus autumn pelisses, mantles, and walking dresses with silk and velour materials.
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Poncourt Gorda
Naples
Gra da Naples
Dness
FasHing Axe
Geés de
Spencer
Maria
Cody
Martin Wryce
Fragmentary antiquated notice mentions Beaconsfield area
A garbled OCR fragment references a town near Beaconsfield and a person named Lennon. It mentions chalybeate springs and a Woodland term or place, with an unclear date and authority. Readable entities include Beaconsfield and Lennon, but precise facts are lost.
Literary Intelligence in the New Publications List
The report surveys new volumes and critical notices by M Goerres and Sir George Naylor, noting Napoleonic era writings and the Pontive arc of Bow letters. It sketches the scope of contemporary literary debate, with references to public receptions and the tone of forthcoming works in a period press voice.
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M. Goerres
Lave
Aran
George Naylor
Napoleon Rana Putin
Antag
Pty
Rita Sete
Visco Porthia
Dees
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Chamber of Commeret
His Majesty Svisit
The
Continent
Princes Agusty
Dawrt
Witemberg
Lord MaYorvs
Wallian
Jover
Iisuurs
Recorder's Court
Kilbenny
London
Ray Lennon
Wooddand
Beaconsfield
Mor. Woodamiu
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