Declaration by Deputies against the Revolutionary Decrees
Paris August 30 1877 deputies protest the majority and demand the Restoration of the King and church authority. They denounce the suspension of royal power, call for accountability of the Assembly, and warn of civil strife if the constitutional order collapses. The statement is signed by 124 deputies with separate initiations in various regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thosse
Laa
Pofon
Metropolia
Colos Aida
France
Braychmaga
Annehy
Moa
Trath
Nobieffe
Realana
Auberine
Danobingy Sponser
Normandy
Drom
Prices of Stocks in Ca 6 Bank and Navy Bonds
Price list shows Ca 6 Bank Stock at 201, South Sea Stock at 1/4 per ct, Cont 1445 and Ditto Adowiter at 3 per ct, Cons. 875, Ditto Bonds 114 per ct ret 85, Navy Bits price and Long Ann 25, Behe Bille 25 per, Ditto Sb 1797 136, Lot Tick Old Ann 87% Selfh Tickets 7h ga.
Dublin Market Prices and Royal Arrivals News
Market reports from Smithfield show seven hundred weight bales sold at 61 10% each after deductions. The Right Hon. Lord Charlemont and family are expected within days. Buxton reports Mrs Gradan’s recovery. A Sunday School is adopted by the Methodist society to educate up to 300 children, with aid from leading members. The Favourite packet, Dublin, sails to Parkgate with many passengers, followed by the Princess Royal packet Browne.
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Smithfield
Kad of
Charlemont
Unclear historical court sentences in transient records
Fragmentary report notes a young man died after a fall during an incident connected with a dwelling. Edward Lynam was jailed for taking lead from a house, and Sarah Tate was punished for stealing apparel from a child. Both received seven-year transportation sentences last week in Thalfel. Names and places in the latter part are partially garbled.
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Eadward Lynam
Ing-House
Thomas Kelly
Sarah Tate
Thalfel
Riots at Cappquin Overturn Local Under Sheriff Threats
By the lord lieutenant and council of Ireland a warning writ offers a reward of £100 for the arrest and conviction of James Linnane and others involved in an April attack on John Greene of Cappoquin and his guard. The case cites mob violence, threats to life, and pursuit over miles, with protection of witnesses and a royal pardon for those confessing. The notice, dated May 18, 1791, calls on peace officers to seize all perpetrators and ensure speedy punishment.
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John Greene
Capponi
Waterford
Sheriffan
Ulust
Lietenjint
Toerangmit
William Linneen
Queen Transport
Cork
Botany
William Tannen
Jyh
Greene
Castadys and Thay
Jamies Linnane
Ditiwhry
Hagard
Jamas Linnane
Majetti
Barton
Peston
Faisi Janes Linnane
James Linnane
Green
Council
Dublin
Pitt-Gibbon
C. Chie
Cathe
Bellamont
Lofine
Carleton HL. Caverdiff
Larouche
R. Hobart
Arthur Walle
Proclamation on Transporting Felons in Dublin Policy
A historic proclamation from Dublin concerns quieting possessions and penalizing forceful dispossession. It condemns taking property by force under pretense of law and prescribes felony conviction and transportation as punishment, reflecting 17th 18th century legal framework and Crown authority.
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Lic Ferany
Dublin
Parsons
Sajetio
Amerea
Proclamation for Surrender of Clare Felons 1791 Indictments
A historic proclamation from the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland orders a list of named individuals from County Clare to surrender by December and face trial for charges of forcible taking lands and related felonies. The document cites indictments found at the General Quarter Sessions in Ennis and Clare, detailing multiple Molony, Motony, and Shaughnaifey family members along with others, all accused of violent acts against property and the peace. The plea seeks their appearance before justice and assigns authority to local Justices of the Peace for processing.
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Aileen
Rand
Iidu
Gavrinise Oro
I Lima
Ginre
Tinwihy Rolly
Laurence Malony
Laurence Molty
Barrick
Clare
Brinh
Osamell
Quaner Sciliona
Claséy
Danis al Yool
Smith
Willian Shargineny
Buster
James Shainganelly
Yeonan
Allut’ Ennis
George the Thind
Bobeonalicky
Poiteffi
Stephen Mic Donogh
Stephen M'Donagh
Council of
Ireland
Ail Limothy Ketly
Laurence Molany
Laurence Molony
Patrick Maione
Machnel Mocany
Joh Motony
Froman Moony
John Molony
Ton
Michiel Molony
Yeomien
Patrick Motany
Smith Juin Gunoeen
Yeoman
Vaniei ‘Tool
Michael Shaughnaifey
Shaughnatley
Anc
Ære
Deceasier
Fitz-Githon
C. Dingheda
Bellamast
Tofine & Blaquiere
John O'Neil
Se Liouche
R. Habare
Proclamation Details Irish House Raid and Attempted Escape
A proclamation from Dublin notes a raid on a house near Lowtap in County Wexford by assailants who broke in with violence in January. William Pagan, his wife, and servant were wounded. thieves took valuables and fled, with rewards offered for apprehension. The document records police steps and rewards of fourteen pounds and ten guineas.
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Reland
Wilian Eupan
Lowtape
Wet'menih
Milliam Fagan
William Fagan
Petais
Steve
Windus
Pittuin
William F
Houle
Willian Pagan
Cameroon
Perlon
Peron
Dublin
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Paria
Paris
Remon Grancea
Hednesday
Ocober
Buxton
Hewit
Parkgate
Princess Royal Packet
Browne
Mercer
Londen En Dubin
Belin
Boyne Canal
Breherjer
Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland
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