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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Oct 10, 1809

Page

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Notable Clergy Names in Ullard Parish Records

A fragment lists clergy and scholars including Joshua Anderson Jos Cassan Thomas Davis William Pasley Richard Dawson Mark Lyster John Whitty George Alcock and the Prebendary of Ullard, indicating a compilation of church officers and associated figures.

Diocese of Leighlin Carlow Gop Euseby Lord Archbishp Dublin Ferns George Maunrell John Elgie Waller Tullawmagrimah Ham Morgan Trecoline Jos. Fairtlough Barth. Thomas Benjamin Hobart John. Faulkiner John Redes Daniel M‘neille Henry St.George Nicholas Forster Frederick Eyre Joshua Anderson Jos Cassan Thomas Davis William Pasley Richard Dawson Mark Lyster John Whitty George Alcock Ullard

Returned to Rutland-square October 6 1809

To his Grace the letter expresses gratitude for esteem and cooperation in administering the diocese. It notes progress in residence and public worship, government encouragement, and a hopeful exhortation for continued diligence toward the Holy Cause. The author prays for blessing and happiness for the brethren.

Rutland-square Bur Taxen

Prices of Evarisa Stocks and Marches Noted

Fragmented stock price lines indicate various figures for Evarisa stocks and consuls cases. References to October dates, percentages, and city names like Haven and Workington appear, but the OCR text is incomplete and unclear.

Itehaven Workington

Jubilee Uniform Promoted for Irish Manufacturer

The Dublin Journal reports a committee urges citizens to wear an Irish blue cloth coat with yellow buttons and a black velvet cape for Jubilees. William Ferrall Woollen-Draper swears not to sell non Irish manufactured articles for the ceremony, sworn September 26, 1809 before Frederick Darley.

TRIS Ormond Quay William Ferrall Ireland Frederick ‘Darley

William Ferrall Sells Liberty Blue Superfine Cloths

William Ferrall offers Liberty blue superfine cloths manufactured from wool of the laisa growth. He claims superior quality and favorable terms. Emblematic buttons available as described.

William Ferrall Liberty

Dublin News: October Dispatches and Jubilee Preparations

Regular Dublin to Holyhead mails bring Paris news to September 25 and broad European updates. Britain and Vienna approach new troop movements. peace reports appear amid vast preparations. Cabinet changes in Britain unfold as Iceland is captured by a British privateer. Dublin follows London in Jubilee preparations with Stephen’s Green fireworks and a fundraising need for Irish Jubilee events.

Holyhead Paris France Austria Buckavakte Vienna Holland Saxony Hungary Spain Portugal Percevan Duke of Pontham Dunpas Castlenzagh War and Colonial Department W. ‘Pour London Har Roway Canning Pour Admiralty Ytr Irs Eluskisson Cooke Ireland Lord Castlr Rean Pos Iceland England Dublin Jubilee Committee Stephen’s-green Stephen’s Preen Ricuasony

Vice-Regals Tour in Limerick at Commercial Buildings

Last Wednesday evening, the Duke and Duchess of Richmond visited Limerick, hosted by the Merchants and leading townsfolk at the Commercial Buildings. Wm Roche presided with a long list of stewards and dignitaries as toasts honored the King, Queen, and royal family amid illuminated displays and a lavish feast.

Limerick Richmond Wm. Roche Thomas Francis Wilkinson R. Westropp Robert Maunsell Denis Lyons Christopher Meade Henry O'Shea John M‘namara James Anglin Joseph Carpenter John Norris Russell Hibernia Disney Réche Prince of Wales Earl of March Belleisle March United Empire Old Ireland Patrick's Day Britannia Yeomanry Ireland Irigh Crinder James Ameck Lord Wellingtos Lord Nelson Hale Britannia Ralph Abercrombie John Moore Paris Vereker Garryowen Earl of Old England Odell Quinn County of Clare Edward O'Brien Fitzgerald Shea London Charles Roche Philip Roche Stephen Roche Roche C. Sere

Price Shift for Irish Linen Backed by Quality

The article notes a price rise from five guineas to fifty shillings per yard for blue fabric and compares superfine Irish at a guinea to twenty five shillings, arguing gentlemen will resist returning to higher costs due to beauty and serviceability.

Magnates Attend Duke and Duchess of Richmond Visit

The article recalls a social gathering with Lord Lieutenant and Duchess of Richmond in attendance. Guests include Sir Edward O’Dea and other officers, merchants, and gentry. A grand decune at Belmont, Doonassin, and Mountthainton follows, with plans to visit Parsonstown and Rosse estate.

Robert Maansell John’ Mark House of Fisher Rk Fisher County Clare Cola John P. Smyth O'Det Edward’ O'Dea Fingers General Affleck Bro Burdett Sit Richard Harte Vandeléur O’meara Keane Vereket Crawford Loftus O’donoghue Bright Harding Northy R. N Ro. Smyth Haym Youghal Arthur Plumm She London Charles Roche Fett Plummer Limerick Grady Duke and Duchess of Richmond Belmont Doonassin Dognass Cavalry Maseyi Countess of Clare Mountthainton Monsudh Duchess of Richmond Parsonstown Earl of Rosse Earl of Charleville Allamore

Coleraine Mayor Elected in Place of Connolly McCausland

Henry Blacker of Millburn elected Mayor of Coleraine in a ceremony attended by the Marquis of Waterford MP and other dignitaries. The meeting pledged to improve mail coach roads in the Derry area. A riot by coal porters near Carlisle Bridge was restrained by Police Magistrate Mark Magrath.

Dundas Uxbridge Holyhead Henry’ Blacker Millburn Colerain Connolly M‘causland Corporation Marquis of Waterford J. C.beresford Raphoe George F. Hill Marcus, Hill Sir Harvey Bruce Mara Barry Beresford Cromie Derry Newtown Jimavady Carlisle Bridge Mark Magrath Dignum

Sham Yeomanry Fight Described at Lane End

Sunday crowds witnessed a sham fight by Dublin Yeomanry brigades at Sandymount Donnybrook and Lane End. Colonel Croker guided movements exposing calm leadership as the mock battle unfolded with limited ammunition and staged counterattacks concluding in orderly retreat.

Lanedymount Croker County Dublin Sandymount Baggotrath, Donny, Brook Liffey Rangers Donnybrook Naeaybrook Cosby Eacn Charles Asgill

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