Notice to supply coal fuel and candles for ordnance stations
Notice from the Office of Ordnance Dublin 1809 announces a proposal call on Monday October 23 1809 for supply of coal fuel and candles for ordnance brigades and stations in Ireland from January 1810 to December 1810. Proposals must state prices and be accompanied by security for performance. Individuals may submit in writing with proper authority and be prepared to provide securities at the time. Printed regulations available at Lower Castle-yards Office or with commanding officer of artillery at each station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Zork
Hissmasesty
Ordnance
Yale
Barigades
Ireland
Athlone Charlemont
Ballasey
Clonmel
Panagher
Naas
Babddin
Shannon-Bridge
Lor Melideg
la ‘Ralogue
Ordnance Seeks Forage Proposals Across Ireland Stations
The Office of Ordnance in Dublin announces sealed proposals to supply forage for the ordnance garrisons in Ireland from January 1810 and for 1810. Regions listed include Athlone Clonmel Waterford Belfast Enniskillen Omagh Limerick Island Bridge Ballincollig Loughrea Pigeon House and Charlemont Naas Dublin city. Rations per horse per day set at 16 pounds hay 10 oats 6 straw for military horses and 20 hay 12 oats 6 straw for Ballincollig civil department horses. Proposals due by 12 o'clock on October 23 with security and proper authorisation required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
HIS _ MAJESTY's ORDNANCE
Treland
Athlone
Clonmel
Waterford
Belfast
Enniskillen
Omagh
Nandon
Limerick
Island-Bridge
Ballincullig
Loughrea
Pigeon-House
Charlemont
Naas
Civil Department
Ballincollig
Ordnance
Lower Castle-yard
Reward Offered for Apprehension of Bryers and Associates
Dublin Excise Office announces a 1809 reward for Thomas Bryers and James or David Bryers in Tyrone. John Bleakley was killed during an attempt to execute a tax warrant on Thomas Bryers at Mullyroden. Ages and descriptions given. six month window for lodging suspects in Majesty's gaols. George Waller signs for the Commissioners of Inland Excise and Taxes in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bleakley
Dungannon
John Bleak
Thomias Bryers
Thomas Tyers
John Bryers
James
David Bryers
Ireland
Thomas i Bryer
His Majesty
Thomas Bryers
Hany
the Bryers
Alidit
George Waller
Excise-Office
Dublin
Witte A Si
Jas Oss
Ted Mixitay
Excise
Ross
RT Hare
Dodderton
Oerot
Anritvk
Lipton Conway
Simon Conway
Elevation of Archbishop prompts Ferns Diocese congratulations
The clergy of the Diocese of Ferns extolled the elevation of the Lord Archbishop of Dublin to the highest Episcopal dignity. They recount twenty years of faithful guidance, measures like curates and glebe houses, and their regret at his removal while praising his care and protection as Metropolitan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferns
Archbishop of
Dublin
Sik
Torward
Rutland-square
Trinity College Announces Latin and English Composition Prizes
The Provost and Senior Fellows of Trinity College Dublin offer ten guineas to authors of the best Latin verse prose English verse and English prose. Submissions must include a sealed billet with the author’s name and be delivered to the Senior Lecturer by October 21 1809. Francis Hodgkinson Senior Lecturer. Sept 28 1809.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity College
Francis Hodgkinson
Drunien
College
Dublin
County of Wicklow game licenses issued in 1809
A list of game licenses issued by the distributor for Wicklow from March 1 to September 20 1809 naming licensees with residences and dates of grant. The notice also states that stamp duty inspectors will prosecute offenses against the Game City Act and levy penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County OF
Wicklow
WM. Mac Murray
Co. of
Abraham Place
Treathbank
Utah
A. Eccles Cronerow
John Blicvford
Altidore
Joseph White
Sallymount
Wim. Revell
Ballymoney
Thomas
Van
Tombreen
Sohn Revell
Seapark
Pomtson
Avonhill
Wie
Reihing
Thomas Goodison
Ditto
George Sherwood
Killinure
Thomas Tiblay
R .Wicklow
George Binks
James Nalty
Money
Robert Evins
Kubride
Dows
Sprinefield
John Sweeney
Carnew
Tha. Jones Aucin
Billyruins
Thomas Archer
Kyount John
Manifold
Sallymepey
Lath
Parnel Maye
Proclamation on Militia Balloting in Ireland 1809
The Lord Lieutenant General and General Governor, with the Privy Council, orders that the counties Down and Mayo shall procure the men required for the militia by ballot. Given at Dublin Council Chamber August 26, 1809. Signed Harrington Kildare Frankort Norbury Casilecoote Robt Dundas Wm Saurin. God Save the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottsti
Ireland
Richmond
Mjesty
Privy Council
Down
Mayo
Most Honourable Privy Council
Dublin
Harrington
Charles Kildare
Frankort
Norbury
Casilecoote
Robt
Dundas
Saurin
God Save the King
Great Britain
Charles Killare
Frankfort
Case Coote
Dudlas
Laurin
God
Lud King
Proclamation Prohibits Coastwise Gunpowder Exports 1809 Ireland
The Lord Lieutenant with Privy Council authority proclaims a ban on exporting or carrying coastwise gunpowder saltpeter arms and ammunition from Ireland. The order, dated August 1809, assigns penalties and instructs customs to enforce the prohibition, with specific officials named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Ireland
Richmond
C. W. Lierers
Ireland
Privy Council
Privy Council of Ireland
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Sborgi
Faulkner
Dublin Journal
Ofice OF Ordnance
Office OF Ordnance
Grace
Axcuorscon
Barton
Council of
Richmond, &c
James Hearn
Knockbuy
Manners
C. Drogheda
Wm. Lauria
Hercules Langrishe
Hamilton
MM Theorath
Temple of Fortune
Capel ST
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