Decree in Irish Chancery Lands Auction Case
A decree of his Majesty's High Court of Chancery in Ireland sets October 2 for public sale of life interests and estates in lands in the Barony of Lower Ormond and Tipera County, including the Cartia lands and related heiresses, with title applications to Robert Breachin at No 118 Baggot Street Dublin.
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His Majesty's High Court of Chancery
Ireland
Dahlin
Robert Cartia
Knigh
Camlaplan Gt
Beolyalls Bewly
Lower Ormond
Tiperas
Barak Ange Hia
Daniel Tojor Cartia
Reward Offered for Murder Conviction Near Aughnacloy
Dublin Castle on 1 October 1820 offers a reward of 100 pounds for discovery and conviction of those involved in the murder of Daniel Parreil near Aughnacloy on the sixteenth of Anquetlant. The Crown promises the king’s pardon to any participant except the actual killer, if they reveal accomplices within six months. Command by W Gregory.
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Dublin Castle
Daniel Parreil
Aughnacloy
Anquetlant
Nis Mujaty
Nis Excellency
W. Gregory
Fragmentary OCR Note Survives in Local Paper
An incomplete legacy clipping mentions names and places such as Newtown Lin and Casco with scattered terms. The readable fragments hint at a community note or notice but lack a connected event or clear action.
Dublin Castle Reward for Murder Discovery 1821
In Dublin Castle on October 1821, Lord Trawtenant offers fifty pounds for discovery and conviction of persons implicated in the murder near Caleston on the Hickred August last. The reward aims to bring to justice all perpetrators and accomplices, with six months granted to reveal the accomplices names. His Excellency commands this notice.
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Dublin Castle
Matric Macphy
Caleston
Pereos
Perann
Sunday Schools and Ireland Education Reform Commentary
A lengthy extract reviews Sunday School Society for Ireland and a new edition of a work on education. It praises Irish commitment to advancing national education, critiques public alma-giving, and urges moral and religious instruction to accompany schooling. Subscriptions and notice details follow for Dublin readers.
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Sunday School Society For
Ireland
Bookcellern
Britiah Review
Dublin
Heland ix
Gourney
Sunday Shool Society
Meeers
Ls Touche
Messrs.Poet
Lane Ebb
Upper Sackville-stecet
Ublin
Association For
Oreng Vlows
Bubitn
Tuguxands
Ofas Association
Tandon
Hamense Adias
Alua
willGeir
Segmire
Witsdidert
Chas
Chas Tengled Out the Streem
Haye
Remisaly
Pont Valely
Gutbee Deel
Akonee Bros
Tomaliet
Toe
Crete
Cai
Imers
Eneau
Orailst
Giese
Indiramiies
Lieber
Weber
Chee Spa
Colannatradie
Livy Wilma
Murder near Romford leads to apprehension of suspect
A man named Daniel Seward, about 24, is seized after a murder near Romford. He was found in bed at Gravesend and brought before the mayor for examination. The victim, John Ballard, was stabbed in multiple areas during a quarrel at a Romford fair. A key witness, Mary Smith, described a heated confrontation and the suspect’s violent language, followed by Ballard’s fatal wounds. The prisoner was later taken to Romford and to Chelmsford for trial.
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Oghoner
Romford
Otis Pabsco
Romtang
Gravesend
Daniel Seward
John Ballard
Town Hill
Mary Smith
White Hore
Chadwell
Ballgirl
Hiam
Waother
Reush-green
Sue
Mary
Xia
Lia
Anh
Ndiquis
Sandy Hotu
Catice
Bauer Patbotaq
Stergy Beg
Mir
Crown Tavern
James Basket Sword
Asi
Cuntord
Qatar
Aden
Orien
Ela
Betta
Eitiens
Raab Green
Pho Peenney
Pie
Siren
Mi Saat
Chelmsford
Gothinz
Bankat
Fox and Hounds
Crown
Fiseo
Sewant
Tekenuod
Letter from Sir Robert Wilson to Duke of York reports military inquiry demand
An 18 year old officer Sir Robert Wilson resents being removed from the army without hearing. He appeals to the Duke of York for investigation, requesting a court of inquiry, waiving objections to military jurisdiction, and seeking Royal approval to present his case and evidence.
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Pall Mall
Duke of York
Wilout
Dante
Muartin
Io Tomer
Bai
Pia
Wakefield Court Ruling Shocks Local Residents
A garbled report from a local newspaper segment describes a noisy dispute over roadway projects and regulatory actions. It references figures such as Mr Groat and a medical context with a surgeon and doctor, hinting at a legal or civic decision affecting residents and businesses.
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Mayo
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Mweford
Rland
Newtown
Ford
Dabno Castle
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ST. George's House
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