Decree in Chancery over Heirship in Dublin Estate
The decree of his Majesty's Court of Chancery in Ireland orders any person claiming to be heir at law of William Bushe late of Rathmines and Baggett Street Dublin to appear before the master at Inn's Quay, Dublin, by November next to prove title. The matter concerns lands and inheritance in the barony of Lower Ormond, County Tipperary, and other properties tied to Robert Curtis the elder and related parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peccarey O'Grady
K Thomas Peet
Robest Curtis
Bareh Treland
Daniel Toler
Banning
Robert Curda
Acd
Kaigh
Beoly
Bowly
Lower Ormond
Tipperary
Robert
Curtis
Sarah Arvebia
Daniel Tojer
Rock
Connor
Robert Beauchamp
Baggot St. Dub'a
Eign Court of Chancery
Ireland
Wm. Busbe
Reward for discovery of murder near Aughracloy 1820
Dublin Castle offers a reward of 100 pounds for discovering and convicting those involved in the murder of Daniel Parrell near Aughracloy on August 16, 1820. The Lord Lieutenant promises a pardon to any participant who aids in discovery within six months, enabling conviction of all accomplices. Gregory by command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Castle
Daniel Parrell
Aughracloy
Gregory
Forage Contracts Read Across Irish Regions
A garbled list of place names appears to reference forage contracts across many Irish counties and towns including Dublin Firmanagh Galway Limerick Waterford Wexford Sligo Mayo Roscommon Athlone Louth and Wexford with scattered descriptors suggesting a regional procurement or trade notice. The text lacks clear actions dates or organizations but signals multiple localities involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ions da
Sliltoua
Limerick
Wynene Vinerich
Londonadirry
Magheraivlt
Bewiiwn
Lim
Langford
Tongford Louth Vivssciaty
Mayo Vallinrore
Roscommon
Athlone
Sligo Caher Clogheen Feadlae
Nenagh
Waterford
Cappoquin
Wexford
Finncorthy Viney
Roan
Heward Pardon Granted For Maeve Murder Conviction
In Dublin Castle on 6 October 1824 a royal pardon is granted to Maeve ANA and others involved in a murder case. The act relieves those who promiitted the waid murcer of criminal liability if they did not actually commit the crime. Accomplices face six months to six years penalties, with pardons possible for non-participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diblin Castle
Ford Cieutenant
Weingling
Petootn
Whall
Wethin
Die
Min
W. Gregory
Sunday School Society of Ireland noted for education efforts
The British Review praises the Sundry School Society for Ireland and its Sunday schools, highlighting widespread support and aims for moral improvement. It records the Society's work since November with 1,353 schools and 133,000 scholars, noting 108 schools have failed and listing Dublin and London agents for subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
British Review
Dublin
Hare
Deelind
Adit
Sunday School Society
Minars
la Vauche
Messrs. Puget
Amlco
London
Upper Sachville Street
Forage contract notice for Horse Police in Dublin
Public notice invites proposals to supply forage hay oats and straw for the Dublin Horse Police for one year from December 25, 1821 to December 24, 1822. Proposals due by October 19 with security. terms set per tun and data by barrel of 14 stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Dublin
Rover
War-Ofice
Dublin Castle
Commissariat
Althiad
Dublin appeal against beggary suppression plan by Aphe committee
A Dublin appeal protests a committee effort to curb mendicity, arguing benefits claimed include reduced street begging, protection for women, and moral improvement. It cites improved employments, social relief, and avoidance of police harshness, urging continued support and benevolence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Atent
Nurae
Texas
Ithex
Medina
Lonon
Seaul Daly
Vaioly
Arias
Wikbout
Murder by Poison Trial Opens in Scots Circuit Court
At Aberdeen on Wednesday the circuit court of justiciary opened with Lord Justice Clerk presiding. George Thom, resident of Harthill, stands indicted for murder by poison, alleged to have sickened a Mitchell family and caused one death with several others grievously harmed. The case, largely framed around a difficult kitchen and family interaction, was remitted for trial as witnesses described symptoms including faintness, vomiting, and blindness over days. The narrative centers on the suspect’s marriage to a Mitchell sister and the subsequent illness that befell William and others, with testimony detailing meals and visits surrounding the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apgarren
Circuit Court of Justiciary
Lord Pitusilly
George Thom
Harthill
Newhilix
Aberdeen
Tha Nne
Mitchell
James Mitchell
Trurnside
Berg
William
Helen
Mary
Willian
Flas
Jane
Whitsusday
Warriaga
Alin
Burnside
Lim
Bine
Kitelin
Breahttet
Petwiiker
Fisira
Dell Binnell
Petteck
Lena
Paige
Bayer
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Dinie
Kinala
John Dumfrey
William John Bustie
Thomas Ball
John Humprey
Phares
Countion Armagh
Cork
Firmanagh
Galway
Cavairy
Bardon Charley Cork
Fermoy Mallow
Dublin Raoinkihien
Ballioretoa
Dunwore Gort Laugier Portuinne
Kiverney Tralee Newhbridus Hirer
Vailipat
Tulagya
Kildare King's Co
Sligo Pipperary
Hwely Poends Rewaild
Commons
Cualle
ST. Georgi’s
Maison de Santy
Pacis No. 1
George’s Place
Ceronlar Nant
Novih
Augustus Frederig
Duke
Leanne
Kings Oo Miva
Benea Hy Moly
Phoniss Streo
Ray
Jou Plaeag Bese the Rev
Clitles
Stroy
Clyples
Wisbatus
Bray
Abraham Boyd
The
Deetar Crier
Willia Goddara
Key
Thomas Gail
Archibald Hawkeley
Haq
Cionge Hill
Barber T Dryinglung
Ary
Veehanaiin Kany
Vrensairee
Richaud Watlauis
Diane Et Cohectas
Siegeriy
Sooke Rporeedl
Leeson
Socl
Coredsee
Piace
Paveman
Didieuys Sie Veta
Clarke
Norte Groat Day
Cansulis
HAC
Mary Abathanat
Pire
Erin
Fae
Pomeny
Wacot Bathead Scorpio
Ioc
Conantotius
York and
Cambridge
Poland
Thoman Willan
Haske
Batones Flaslaw
Bill
Plinketh
Aid Dayne
Tresaurer
Collertos
Liemit Agsaan
MN Pecpey Assoce VE Pon
Uae
Aland
Pstene Pett
Oly
Scots Circuit News
Lewe
Hiro
Egra
Whitehouse
Bai md
Briday
Murray
Sundary Bill 5
Altond
de. Murray
Chung
Plica
Brotler
Win
Cone
Bat
da. Morviny
Craigie Nous
Elistrorer Walla
Boise
Dave Pista
Datee
Degwtene Tind
Oeerdier
Ind Srunday Taoeebiye
Elie Press
Bent Opel
Wwettiontang
Nia Woda
Wades
Akyota
Uber Wilson
Bytore Slo
Moor Mitchell
Tate Dsturs
Dragher
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