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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Oct 06, 1824

Page

3

Angines ship CTOFPEY to sail Liverpool quay Thursday

The 305 ton vessel CTOFPEY ANB ANGINES or 110 HORSE FOWER will sail from the Customshouse Quay Liverpool on Thursday morning October 7 at ten o clock. Fares: 18 shillings.

Customshouse Quay Liverpool

Albion fire and life insurance company notice Ireland agent

Albion Fire and Life Insurance Company lists address in Blackfriars London and Dublin Rutland Square. Capital one million pounds. extensive director list. Policies due Michaelmas must be renewed within fifteen days. Rates described as reasonable with no policy fee or life insurance admission fee. Camurston allowed to solicitors for Life Insurance. Joan Kingston James serves as Ireland agent.

James Pattison John Towgood Thomas $. Benson David King Bonham Thomas Malthy James Burton John Pinhorn John Calvert Clark William Bayley Coningham Joshua J. Smith John Danvers Solomon Davies Wm. Smith Matthew Harrison Daniel R Joan Kingston James Ireland

Dublin Church Aid Fund Plan Seeks Wealthy Subscriptions

A proposal in Dublin urges affluent Christians to fund a sanctuary for the poor, aiming to raise 2,570 pounds via subscription. A committee of clergy and lay leaders would oversee the collection and, once purchased, place the house of worship under the direction of the Archbishop. The plan highlights crowded churches and the need for accessible worship for the lower classes.

Dublin England Bina Isot Phe Heo Kev Bose Sty Jimney Sir Fassers Bysem Messia Latouche

Public subscription drive for city improvements urged

A 1824 minutes note from the Managing Committee of the Metals indicates a public subscription drive has proceeded. Citizens who have not yet contributed are urged to act promptly, with assurances that funds will support the city’s needs without exposing the council to unnecessary burdens.

Meili Cnx Ember PVEE Minsian Comniactee Sbesdicity Iec Gti Wiliitary Hatong Vnl Siviser Pio Seomimet Taportae Thos Gareth Aden Agere Boas Eallerten

Apothecary shop opens on pAME street with Murphy licensed

Thomas Murphy a licentiate apothecary and chemist announces a new business at No 15 p ame street. He promises careful preparation of medicines under his inspection and notes extracts prepared in vacuo for stronger effects. Apprenticeship offered and materials include leeches cupping and assorted powders. Historic notice mixes with prison reform report and society minutes in the same column.

Homas Murphy C. &c. Tyt

Globe Insurance Company Notice to Pay Annual Fire Premiums

The Globe Insurance Company of London Dublin office at Westmorland Street requests all persons whose annual fire insurance payments are due to pay by October 14 1824. The fifteen day grace period will expire then. The notice is dated September 25 1824.

Mountjoy-Square Hib Varias FMC Vety Dublin Vane Santis Reenorthiity Phi Matt Shandon Tata Wateennon Brearnewty Norcia Chineity Douhtoin George Latiiche Bagen Tsi Standing Committee Horpita Mace Long Dane Kevin Street Jane

Charitable Association Committee Seeks Public Aid

The Charitable Association reports the committee plans to inform the public that relief is limited due to funds and vast demand. Several hundred families have received aid this year but many sick and indigent applicants remain without support. Subscriptions and donations are welcomed by treasurer Juin D Latouche and listed committee members across multiple institutions and streets.

Anneal Gorere Moetinz Association Heid Lind Branden ODA Ponto Lniarealy Beeching Enyve Che Vaseaden James Reasoned William Wav Plicinon Bas Hhabert Fas Chatto Far Bea Joseph Galneir Ben JC. Graves Toa Walig Telos Wonder General Bost Datitie Trebynad Rane Friends of the Vnettation Anvaxce Owe Frinda Juin D Latouche, Esq. and Co Treveurers Comittee Reat Rey H.W. Marhing Drumenira Kill Mr Hey R. Ho Nixon Stevens Hospital Richard Murray Great Charlen-street Denis Browne Rutland-square Win. Purdon Temple-auect Anthony Sillery Trinity College Feeles Eveles Street Jobo Clarke Bridtern- Place R, Bowles Royal Hospital

Ireland's coal districts and rail aided mining boom

The article argues Ireland has several coal districts and that surface coal deposits, once understood, enable rapid mining. It highlights the Mining Company of Ireland's six to eight months of district surveys, potential treaties with a major mineral land proprietor in southern Ireland, and the likely impact of coal production on Dublin and broader industry.

Ireland Griffith Mining Company of Mittings Company Leela Barony Preent Dublin Cork Waterford Ciigine Ted Catlin Hoa Pectin

Ireland Coal Districts and Field Assessments

An evidence extract from the committer’s general survey discusses Irish coal districts. It notes the Lough Allen area’s potential, the Kilkenny region’s beds, and Tyrone’s small but valuable district. It outlines open bituminous and stone coal types, with eight listed Leinster districts and six major coal regions, highlighting depth, thickness, and early company activity.

House of Commons Ireland Richard Griffith He Allen Vraland Shropshire Arignay Point of Vale Lough Allen Ilkenny Kilkenny Itkenny Thare Erwater Dimes Lengh Allen Allen Lough ‘Allen Leinster Tipperary Tipperary Coal District Grand Canal Company Limestone Queen's Coun Tyrone Scotland Preeent Antrim Fairhead Lough Neagh Fermanagh Souch Erne Connaught Hosconmnon Sligo Leitrim Cavan Monaghan Arrickmacross Queen's County Carlow Casket Munster Lure Limerick Kerry Cork Theenel Diablo Galway Airrminius Treland

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