Dublin Civic Feast Marked by Prominent Guests
A grand civic feast in Dublin drew two hundred nobles and notable figures from Meath and Dublin. Highlights included praise for Alderman Thorp, intro to new theatre renovations at the city venue, and plans for benefactions to the poor with a focus on clothing and infant care led by Castlebar ladies committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RUE Sry
Short Thorp
Staner
Morrissov S
Janeral
Meath
W. le Poer
Klimige Burton
Robert Shaw
Wan
John Kingston James
A.B. King
P Manpbell
G. Neville
Ne Brady
E. Starley
T. Whelan
W. Betham Iaith
Jonas
Green
Dublin
Gore
Cuff
G Aoesworth
Hamilton
Foot
Cash
Dovtor Pentland
Egeoos Wilmot
L/ Estrange
Cusagk
Todd
Vigfolres
Creagh
Tyo
Laan
Roy- Hanns
Rouch
Labbiex
Harris
Mrs Boake
Our Theatre
Belfast
Cork
Tamatre
Pee Warne
Penruddock
Kelly Emily Woodville
Miss Booth
Young Nerval
Doweles
Nerpool
Ulf
Earl of Belfast
Ora
Masor
Carrickfergus
Vontidussee
Kirkeol
Elesion H
Assault and disturbances fill city police notices
The report covers magistrates dismissing a complaint over a violent assault, a man named John M Daniel sought charges against him, Anne Cooper and others linked to injuries, and several minor arrests. Other notes mention a Scotchman Kilroy facing indecent exposure charges, warnings to a public indecency offender, a boy Janos Mullen charged with theft from a stable, and robberies near Bray and the Me Chawley area with several suspects detained. The May Pole of Finglas was blown down in the Monday storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assaule
Andrew
Behéa
Police Office
John M‘daniel
Jane
Jane Behan
John M ‘Daniel
Eilen Deibny
Mra Delany
Anne Cooper
M'Daniel
Helen
M‘daciel
James's Street
Usnen’s Quay
Kilroy
Gih Dragoons
Orrice
Janos Mullen
Me Chawley
Lower
Gardiner-street
Murphy
Palmerstown
Bray
St. John
Patrick Dune
Patrick Hanlon
Jolio Coyle
Patrick Whelan
College-siroat
Richard Whaley
Hig Ehop
Finglas
Crofts Reports Local Arson and Tithe Tensions in County
In a civil report W G Crofts states that five arson incidents occurred in Northern districts over three months. Two involved stacks of corn, two private tenants’ property, and one an unoccupied house. Crofts notes subordination linked to tithe agitation, but credits civil and military action and Lordly influence for suppressing violence, with hope for final extinguishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callas Renny
Blackwater
Monanimy
Ay Maan
Ballyhgolys
Phenot
Tagui
Eliffernon
Danbarry
Buttesant
Charleville
Kilcolane
Freemonst
Doneraile
W.g.crofts
Pitcairn's Island Visitors Narrative from 1822 Journal
An American whaler captain describes sighting Pitcairn's Island on March 8 1822 and details a cautious arrival. He reports on the respectful approach, the islanders wills, religious sensibilities, and a first landing led by John Adams with the governor greeted by island women and children. The account notes their hospitality and the crew's effort to avoid impropriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atip Russell
Arthur
New Bedford
Pitcairn’s Island
S. By
Pitcairn’s
Arey
Lesa Tan
Robert Young
John Adams
Sgut
John Dolly, Young
Mary Aone Christi
Nga
Pitgaien
Job
Adams
Selves
Pitcairn S Island
Christian
Sen. Christian
Jum
Young
Quivtrall
M‘kar
Island Pitcairn narrative and regional notices
A fragment from a shipboard log recounts provisioning at Pitcairn Island with Adams, Christian, Young, and others aboard, noting inhabitants and the island’s prior occupancy. It records births, deaths, and marriages, plus scattered global items including Neapolitan envoy and fever reports, ending with miscellaneous arrivals and losses.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lord Lieutenant
Blake
Duchess of Leinster
Carton
Mark
Duke of York
Nori Cray
Sligo
Mr Era
King
Itia
Perceval
Owen’ Wynne
A. Cooper
Webber
Pameratown
Colonel Irwin
Bridgator Hora
Mc Jones
Forts St.o' Bara
Kenny
Castlebroache
Cloyne
Harteod
Smith
Cadlebar
Broad-street
Tieland
Agam
Ireland
Ronseston
Hart
Castlebar
P. S
United Kingdom
Pilote
Vienna
Sev
Kauperors
Verona
Euereat
Duke of Wellington
Spain
Austria
Russia
Contier
Madrid
Paris
Ministry of Foreign Relations
Asia
Spat
Pitcairn's Island
William Pepe
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Charleston
Savannah
Richmond-place
Wm. Sankey
John Farrell
High-street
Miss Keely
Same Street
Huish
Devonshire
Lord Rolle
Sousat Relusis
Gister
Lord Chinton
Clonavy
William Armstrong
Crumlin
Merchant
Edens
Crew
Antrim
Darling Hill
Co. Tipperary
Joe Kavanagh
Ballyroe
Auxendy
Margaret Quin
Francis Quin
St. Anne’s Church
G. W. Cotton
Jams Serry
Elizabeth
Gerald Osbrey
Rudhgar
Elmville
Nthe Cy
William Mckle
Catherine Louist O'Dever
Morgan John O‘deaver
Barrrister
Joseph Meara
Highthorn
Loughres
George
Galway
Aba
New York
Lita Tay Byrne
Reduill
Richard
Kingston
Janaies
Pring
Jieves Mcpunnell
Thomas M
County
M.x. Drury
Cay Drary
Royal Navy
Mownt
Lucas
Robert Lacs
Rsge
Oxmantown-greeny
Pig House
NCR
Pe Murphy
Ron Fl Stocks
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