Decree in Estate Auction in Mayo England State Lands
The document notes a decree in a guardianship case issued July 12 and set for October 15 at one o'clock in the afternoon. A public sale will auction the town land parcels in County Mayo now under Edward Ekins and Christopher Bower, including 58 acres and 15 perches, with lands along the River Foxford in Crawley. Details available from Brabazon Browne Esq, Minor's Solicitor, 115 Baggot Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beg Reeenn
Roderick Connor
Brabazon Browne Esq
Baggot-street
Alley Egs Announces Succession and Improvements
Wa. Alley Egs informs friends and the public that he has succeeded the late Fatuen in the establishment, moved his own business there, and made alterations to carry on Aur, Poutzs, and Tacx Bers Trane. He brews a superior beer at twenty four shillings per barrel and asks customers to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatuen
N.B
Wee. A
Deputy Clerk of the Crown and Manuper Notice
The Deputy Clerk of the Crown and Manuper appears in Dublin on September 30, 1973, issuing a public notice with registration or official action details.
Fire Insurance Renewal Notice and Stock Brokerage
Globe Life and Fire Insurance Company of London and Dublin informs ERSONS with annual fire insurance premiums due on the 28th that renewal should occur on or before the 4th of October next. Fifteen days grace allowed for payment. government stock and bills on London and Paris are offered by James Patterson, stock broker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Life and Fire Insurance Company OF
London and
Dublin
London
Paris
Notices for Turnpike Bills in Ireland 1823
Abstracted Standing Orders of Parliament require repeated notices in August or September in a county newspaper and on county session doors. Plans, maps, lists of landowners, and duplicates must accompany applications to the House of Commons, with proofs before Parliament, by July 1823.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perial
Nina Beiven
House of Commons
Canal. &c
House of Lords
Parliament
Ireland
Samuel Richard Gunnell
Proclamation Offering 500 Pounds Reward for Murders in Lisnagourneen
By the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland a proclamation offers a five hundred pounds reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the murders of Thomas Franks his wife and son at Lisnagourneen Cork. The reward is to be paid to informants who reveal the perpetrators within six calendar months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cet Powerscourt
Ral Leesday
Ske
House of Lords
Ireland
House
United Kingdom
Wellesley
Pastant
Thomas Franks
Lisnagourneen
of Cork
Pouseut
Perciors
Dareherool
Sauljecta
French triumph at Santi Petri and Cadiz updates
Paris dispatches report the fall of the fort Santi Petri and a French action near Baredlind with 6 000 enemy infantry and 100 cavalry repelled, one officer and one soldier killed, about two hundred enemy casualties. Riego remains imprisoned at Andujar while Boumont and Duperry coordinate landing plans at Cadiz amid Cortes turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Moniteur
d’Angoulense
Santi Petri
The
Pyrenees
Guilleminot
Port Saint Mary
Riego
Marshal Moncey
Saria
Barcelona
Baredlind
Port St. Mary
San Lucar
Bourmont
Duperry
Cadiz
Madrid
Cordova
la Carolina
Andujar
Galano
England
la Isla Gaditana
Restaurador
Cortes
Fort Santi Petri
Election of the Lord Mayor of London at Common Hall
Monday Michaelmas Day saw a crowded Common Hall to elect a new Lord Mayor in place of Alderman Heygate. Aldermen Garrett Waithman and others were named, Waithman eventually elected after a Court scrutiny. Waithman pledged to set aside private politics and serve impartially, with thanks given to the Sheriffs and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heygate
Alderman Cox
Garrett
Waithman
Venables
Lucas
Thompson
Laurie
Whettiker
Favell
Alderman Waithman
Alderton
Lord Mayer
Galloway
Willian Pitt
Thoworthy
Pio
Alderuen
Greg
Sherifs
Shiels Daucus
Phonipron
Ballasteras and Riego Clash Over Cadiz Defenses
The report describes Riego seizing control of Ballasteras by removing a guard and appointing loyal soldiers as his guard, leading to Ballasteras becoming a prisoner. Riego also discusses the Jaen affair, claiming soldiers refused to fight, a ball fired by a comrade wounded him, and he defends the King while predicting Cadiz’s prolonged siege if provisions continue. He criticizes Spaniards as cowards and questions the French cavalry versus infantry balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballasteras
Riego
Ballasteroe
Aleo
Jaen
Seville
Cadiz
Horse and cart incident ends in rider injury and horse death
In Oran, two men on horseback with a cart attached caused a startled horse to run. Mr Redington was thrown and suffered a severe forehead contusion. The horse died after the cart crate caused its belly injury. The rider’s safety was later deemed fortunate. Local report from Galway Paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kristopher Reduieton
Winboring
Wats
Military reorganizations and movements across Ireland
Major-General Sir John Cameron appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Plymouth and Commander of the Western District. Regiments shift quarters. 79th, 39th, 49th and 6th move between Limerick, Tralee, Athlone, Armagh, Naas. Major-General Sir John Elly inspects the 25th at Ennig. Barracks inspectors plan a new magazine guard-room and hospital in Boyle. Lt Gen Sir W. Lumley sails for Bermuda to resume command there. The Queen's Royal Regiment delays India embarkation until spring. New army instruction for NCO detachments begins at Hyde Park. officers travel to Dublin and Cork for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cameron
K. C.B
Plymouth
T Western District
Denis Phok
John Buchan
Limerick
39Th Foot
Tralee
Athlone
Armagh
Naas
Tesday
John Elly
King’s Borderers
Ennig
Boyle
W. Lumley
Glasgow
Bermuda
Queen's Royal) Regiment of Foot
India
Magazine Barracks
Hyde Park
Dublin
Cork
English Sloop Jasper Returns With Peace News From St Petersburgh
The sloop Jasper under Captain A D Y Arbuthnot returned from Cronstadt and landed at Dover with despatches for government. They confirm peace between Turks and Persians and report a harmonious English Russian relation. Other notes mockably discuss Prince Hohenlohe miracles, Morton's marine propelling devices, and local curiosities including hydrophobia death and a Lucerne pamphlet reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
A.D. Y. Arbuthnot
Cronstadt
Dover
Lord Douglass
Earl of Home
Charles I
St. Petersburgh
Bettles
Mirza Mahommed Qaulah
Persia
Tebriz
Spain
Russia
Petersburg
Bessarabia
Caspian Sea
Wallachia
Moldavia
Hampshire
Ma Manrin
Parsee Wounstongs
Hohenlohe
Gretna Green
Tealairde
St. Patrick
Father Murphy
Vinegar Hill
Mr Martin
Silerne
Mr Margin
Murtagh
Carfowir
Leath
Amd
Pamphet
Madame Sagt
Friends of Liberty
Lucerne
Corporation O Weavers
Sherif Thorpe
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CTI
Denia Arthur Bingham & Minor
Atmorris
Charies Harry le Baron Clanmorris
Aertain
Townsend-street
ATL Ecom ‘Pettuf
Joan Wasa
Carun
George Thomas Hinds Hillbrewly
County Longford
George M. Knipe
Eane Hill
County Cavan
John Charica Lation
Ballyjamesduff
John Clerk
Captain Nugent
Bob’s
Ubrove
James Robinson
Portland
Francis Thompson
Cavan
Dodgson
Charles Cosbry
Coothil
George Nicholls
Baltarbett
Maxwell J. Boyie
Tullyvine House
Jeson Crawford
Cottage
Francis A. Gould
66Th Regiment
Walsh
Fonthiull
General Post Office
Republic of Letters
Morris
Manners
Great Britain
Henry Colburn and Co
John Coming
Lower Ormond Quay
Ue Doam
Zere
Moore Street
Ate
Thomas Bourchier
James Patterson
Lord Lieutenant
Council of Ireland
Paris Journals
Arquilos
Lanters
Williams
Hoego
Kindle
Gibraltar
Malaga
Zavas
Malagat
Jaci
Vaytos
Ballasteros
TNE
Pst Et
Cork-Sutree
John Tale
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