Army notes on leave and promotions in Ireland and Britain
Military orders outline leaves of absence, commissioning changes, and pension guidance across regiments in Ireland and Britain. Details cover quarterly officer returns, rank progression after service, pay adjustments, and warrants for pensions or widows’ allowances, with mentions of specific regiments and stations in Dublin, Hartay, and the East India Company forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Peel
Treland
Kmple
Ape
Ieee
Marth
Devender
Bop Derln
Saa Gunae
Lowing Corps
Eeric Charlotte of Wales
Blertfordshire
F India Company
Biast
Devonshire
York West Riding
Oxfordshire
Middlesex
York
South Hampshire
East India Car
Dublin
Bristol
Warning to Monied Men in a Dublin Bank Crime
A Dublin banking hour incident reports a man presenting a letter from Win Orr and Co and two 7%3 bills to discount. The forger used the name J Dowling. the cashier noticed the misprint William in the body and alerted the bank. The bearer fled with the bills. inquiry showed the drafts were fake and the money saved. The suspect is described as about 35, small, and wearing light clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win, Orr and Co
Messrs Orr
Nicholas Mahon
Wm. Dowlin
Wango
J. Dowling
William
Ws. Dowling
Messrs Orra
Baptism of Two Madagascar Youths in London Chapel
Three Malagasy youths, brought to England by the King to receive Christian instruction, were baptised at Rev Rowland E Hill Chapel in Blackfriars Road, London. The ceremony preceded their return to Madagascar where a Christian mission and abolition of the slave trade had shaped Royal plans. Governor Farquhar supported the effort, and letters from a Madagascar missionary praised local converts and the spread of scripture. The minister urged the youths to uphold Christian faith and aid in converting others upon their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland Ehil'achapel
Blackfriars Road
London
Madagascar
Indian Ocean
Caplin
England
Africa
Moah
Madatancar
Ene
Great Britain
Carris
Farquhar
Jones
James
Malagascar
Madamscar
Letter from George Canning to the Lord Mayor cited
A private letter to the late Lord Mayor by George Canning is quoted, praising Aldernan Soryth's public works and urging measures to employ distressed artisans. The missive expresses hope Government recognition will aid Dublin and describe Canning’s willingness to assist the city and its trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuming
Aldernan Soryth
Mc Canning
Aranness
Sunnedees
le Landon
Yenr
Athens
Davin
George Canning
Police, Magistrates and Divisional Reassignments in Dublin
The magistrates retire on two thirds of their salaries. Aldermen Cash Casey and Long from Mathorough Street division, Archbishop Archer moves to Barrack division, Peter Lowe to Head Office, and Doh Tudor to Tro tunda division. Marlborough and Usher's Quay offices close, with Barrack division business moved to James's Street. Clerks to be disposed of. A pawnbroker detaining a boot case challenges Sabbath violations. Andrew Bray arrested for theft in Ratuxna division. A clerk stripped naked in a lane near Econ Quay after a robbery. Seven or eight armed men robbed Lord Cloncurry's gate lodge, injuring residents and stealing pistols, money, clothing, and silverware. Rewards offered for thief discovery. Lord Cloncurry currently in England and attack noted as surprising given local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Lim
Kelly
Castleconnell
Rogerstyan
Blein and
Brown
County Lfirmary
Henry
Youghal
Cork
W. C. Grant
Blake
Ireland
Galway
Marquis of
Sligo
Kildare Place
Denia O'Brien
Waterford Mail
Pallas Green
Sparrow
Wexford
Fitzpatrick
Cove
Limerick
Memurs
Thomas Croker
Chaite
Rowan
Woodward
Messrs
Hiffernan
Westropp
Wash
Finkry Coan
Tate
Pawnbrokines
Geo. Burd
North Abbey
Baral
Colburn
Bagnell
Mecsis
Flowers
Fenson
Tere
Orr
Henry Brierly
Dublin
Rathiniskey
New Chapel
Maurice Croty
Mr Brierly
Mmen
Brierly
Maurice Crotty
Crotty
Holyhead
George de Fourth
Bristol
Monta
Suuiey
Rey
Therae
Achangel
Clyde
Liverpool
Carrickferrow
Alderman Cash
Casey
Mr Long
Mathorough
Alderman Archer
James's Street
Peter Lowe
Uathiater
Samme Dvision
Doh Tudor
Marlborough Street
Usher's Quay
James's
Progres
Cusus
Chancery Lane
Ratuxna Diviseny
Andrew Bray
Cannon
Little
Maryetzeel
Campbell
Lower
Omonil
Quay
Aiman
Econ Quay
St. Ronosay
Lorp Croncunry's
Lanne
Lord Cloncurry
J. M‘mullen
Patekeeper
Mr Lowe
Fia
M‘mullen
Pistala
Howe
Mr Mullen
Therton
Lawless
England
Lyons
Lyon
Passengers Arrive by Liverpool and Crown Packet Ships
Maritime notices list passengers arriving yesterday on the Cinderrella and Town of Liverpool steam packets to Captain Stanhope and others, with numerous families named. The Liffey cream packet brought further passengers from the Custom House Quay for Liverpool, including several Roberts, Stamper, Groves, Boylan, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinderrella Steam Packet
Stanhope and Sone
P. W. Blackhall
Cheyne
Pugh
Alexander
Porter
Ellis
Fenton
Messia
Parker
Flood
Gihon
Jun
Disney
Quinn Chicketts
Lyons
Flunt
Lawson
M'Bean
Daly
Gibbons
Sesior
Jun. Dowling
M‘cannon
Stafford
Boxwell
Gamedsay Moore
Sharpley
Hime
Fearon
Farmer
Custom House Quay
Liverpool
Stamper
Scotland
House of Correction
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Hampshire
Tresmury
Portanouth
Southampton
Treasury
Duke of Newcastle
Hiecon
Lord Lincoln
Nottington
Kia Grace
Ting
Nottingham
Datimer
Edinburgh
Italy
Brigid
Cambrian
Thomas Weekes
Chas. Bardin, Des Nies
Ethinet
Roe
Haraiaor
Cartick
Shannon
Wis Peyton
Igo
Peter
Ic Gees
Thine Curtis
Those Curtis
Wigeatt
John Barber
Tita Ly
Dianer
Ilenry Eeoprancy
Co. Wicklow
Werman Sord
Wada
Irish Survey Committee
Wien
dhePlill
Avenadale Park
Don
Whitness Statins
Iby
TUE Markets
Bentin
Aultec
Waterford
Kilkenny
Limgasen
Caarow
Cranmer
Tipperary
Callan
Siico
Welch House
Wade Ap
Melfast
Lowponprney
Pee Ile
Reef
Lissuan
Trish
Darley
Denmark
Grim &Bere
Barstow
Olah Berns Seail
Saar bin
Hinds
Ats
Teeewael
Amashky
Thomas Datile Dain
Prises Wenitioe
Jan Parley
Rats
Figen
Moe
Trevail
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