Irish Decree Refers Debts and Auction in Wicklow
The document records a February 1117 decree guiding debt assessments for defendants Edward Croker Richard Darling and George Darling. It warns creditors to prove pre October 26 1414 debts or lose all benefits under the decree. Also notes a Wicklow auction sale of the Graham estate at Aughavanna Ballycooge Ballinvalley Killacloren Killavegey Ballinclea on October 21 at 1 2 o clock. Wellesley and attorneys listed. Public panorama advertises Lord Exmouth's expedition in Dublin with timings and prices.
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Ireland
Edward Croker
Richard Darling
George Darling
Edward Caker
Stuart King
Ry Wicklow
Aughavsna
Aughavanagh
Ballycooge
Ballinvalley
Killacloren
Killavegey
Ballinclea
Wicklow
High Court of
Cannonstown
Rockfield
Lackaeldh
Garritown
Ethelstown
Nortinsgown
Grangegodden
Trermotrin
Kells
Meath
Grangetrevit
Dratres
Wrick
Ratoath
Gerrastown
Skreen
Insaid
Wellesley
Edward and
Charles Deoroche
Lord Exmouth
Algiers
Ac. &c
Lower
Abbey-street
Front Seay
Ayea
Alwo
Neeverib
Neven
Eiht
Algier
Painted 8Ap-Blinds Invite Irish Public to View
An 1817 notice from 61 Moore Street Nelson's Pillar invites the nobility gentry and public to see beautiful painted blinds depicting Irish scenery. Jones promises 20 year West India climate resistance, affordable rates, and faster delivery with prompt cash payments to support public commissions like Gothic blinds for G Michael's Church and Meath Street Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Europe
West India
Holland
Jones
G. Michael's Church
Meath Street
Moore-street
Nelson's Pillar
Charter School Master and Mistress Election Notice
Persons desiring to offer as candidates for the Charter School master and mistress positions are invited to attend at No 55 Aungier Street on Monday October 6 at 11 oclock for examination of qualifications. Elections to follow on the Wednesday after. By Order J Adamson Secretary. ith September tal
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Aungier Street
J. Adamson
Forage contracts for Irish barracks and stations
The Commissary General's Office announces a call for proposals to supply oats hay and straw for His Majesty's Cavalry and Commissariat Corps wagoneers across Irish counties from December 25 1817 to December 24 1818. Proposals must be received by one o'clock on Saturday October 11 1817, be properly filled and sealed, include all stations, and be addressed to the Principal Clerk War Office Dublin Castle with commissionary mark. Security required and Dublin residents preferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
War Office
Dublin Castle
Dublin
Wines at reduced prices at Carlisle Tavern Dublin
Proprieties port sherry and Cape Madeira sold cash with delivery free within lamps. Very old prime Port 49¢ per dozen, Prime Port 42¢ per dozen, Sherry 58s per dozen, Cape Madeira 27s per dozen. Money back if not approved. Bottles returned on delivery. Sale hours 10 to 5, Oct 1 1817. Select parties served on short notice.
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Lott
Carlisle
Bachelor's Walk
Cape
Madeira
Ftenry and Parker
Abbey-street
Teneriffe
American leaders weigh domestic manufactory aims in Britain’s interest
John Adams Jefferson and Madison, elected by the American Society for the Encouragement of Domestic Manufactures, express views on agriculture, manufacture, and navigation. Madison notes exceptions to policies, urging independence in essential goods and selective support for home-made products. Governor Clinton bans intercity contact due to fever. Florida cession potential looms. The sea serpent saga attracts public attention as Americans devise plans against it.
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American Society For the Encouragement
New York
John Adams
Thomas Jeffeony
James Madison
America
Great Britain
Adams
Spe
Jefferson
American
Madison
United States
Clinton
Charleston
Savannah
Floridas
Spain
Strife Over Provisions Between Lord Selkirk and Shaw
Dispatches from Montreal dated August 23 report Shaw of the North West Company arriving from Fort William with July 22 Red River news. He joins natives to defend provisions and oppose Lord Selkirk who claims starvation among 160 followers. Shaw refuses to surrender supplies. Coltmann arrives with government instructions to enforce restraint and restore property while awaiting judicial decisions.
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Montreal
USA
Shaw
North West Company
Fort William
Red River
Mr. Shaw
Lord Selkirk
Fort Douglas
Coltmman
Beheading rumors and press limits across Europe note
From the Lower Elbe report on Czerny George a Russian lieutenant general. News of his beheading provokes Russian Turkish tensions and demands for public disavowal by the Porte within fourteen days. Sweden’s press restrictions under 1812 ordnance target literature revival and a doomed Goteborg Book Fair. Prussia reports on Maassenbach memoirs and harsh government reaction to potential publications.
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Elbe
St. Petersburgh
Czermey George
Order of St. Anne
Foreign Department
Turkey
England
Czerney George
Constantinople
Anoother
General Benningsen
Stockholm
Gustavus Adolphus IV
Sweden
Gottenburgh
Denmark
Prussia
Mon Massenbach
M. V. Maassenbach
London
M. von Maassenbach
Uecker
M. von Massenbach
Gell
Gallerica
Vimes
Las P Tagure
North West Company Restored After Commissioners Order
The North West Company accepted the commissioners order and restored seized property. The lord of the manor initially resisted but signed a proclamation drawn by Mr. McGillevray, agent for the North West Company. Legal proceedings will determine claimant rights.
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Nonhb West Company
Venezuela account of naval action and captured vessels
Reports describe a military operation on theopen main, with details from Guiria stating that Brion's force seized fourteen large enemy ships in the Orinoko. One captured vessel reportedly carried Governor Fitzgerald General La Torre and the Bishop, along with their staff and treasure, while the Patriotic cause is framed in hopeful terms.
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Openien Main
Spain
Ava
Guiria
Brion
Orinoko
Fitzgerald
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Michael Wogan Sullivan
Aone Wogan
Cery
Patrick, Wogan
William Henn
York-street
George Wharton
Robert Hyndman
John Barrington
Thomas Maxwell
Byoard Croker
Thomas
Richard Graham
William Graham
Wiliam Manifold
Barnuel Costes
William and Heanor Graham
York Street
Richard
Mary Anne
Thomas Rothwell
Thomas Ellis
Oretier
Henry C. Sweeny
Mountjoy Square
Joan Paine Garnett
Arch-hall
Navan
Can Nanttown
Lackmelch
Grange Godden
Tiermartin
Northinstown
Grange Trevit
Brick
Robert Shearman
Blain
Daniel Carrigan
Dursuan
Tia Majesty's High Court of Exchequer
Thie Caune
Nis’ Quay
Jola’s Street
Kilkenny
James Heenesy
Orientals Unblind Manufactory
Tal
Port, Sherry
Cape Madeira
William Boonty
Francis Street
Dodd & Elligit
Upper
Sackville
Feinaiglian Day School
Rossmore House
Xildare Street
Feinaiglian Institution
Thomas Flann
Flynn
Lawler
Moland Street
Lower Gardiner-street
Northope-street
Dept. 4Th
Carlisle Tavern
Dignam’s
MI Hael Moran
N. Bi
Armach
Monacuan
Armagh
Monaghan
Canton
E Carlow
Cavan
Belturber
Coax
Bandon
Charleville
Cork
Cove
Fermoy
Mallow
Passage
Watergrass Hill
Dosen
Balbriggens
Man of War
Fermanagre
Ennikillen
Gauwart
Ballinasloe
Castleblakeney
Dunmore
Galway
Gort
Loughrea
Portumna
Yuan
Kil
Carrick-on-Suir
Waterford
Ennmcorthy
Wexron
Mahan
Som
Smyth
Pihele
Gland
India Hiaune
Bamilton
Sant Pryment
Trinity-erreet
Hamburgh
Venezuela
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