Decrees In Chancery Auction Notice Ireland Estate Sale
The decrees in Chancery require sale of the life interest and estate of Robert Curtis the elder and related lands in the County Tipperary and Dublin. Robert Beauchamp Solicitor advertises for title inquiries and notices heirs at law of William Brahe to appear with proof of title by November next.
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O'Grady
Thoms
His Majesty's of Chancery
Tatroy
Robert Curtis
Haran
Ireland
Nos-Quay
Dublin
Elder
Knigh
Antleorough
Beoly
Bewly
His Majesty's High Court of Chancery
Perenne
J Brahe
Rathmnines
Baggotpreet
Dubin
Tae Auid
Bushe
Dublin Castle announces reward for murder suspects
On October 1 1820 the Lord Lieutenant offers a reward of 100 pounds for the discovery and conviction of those involved in the murder of Manuel Farrell at Arghanaclog on the 16th of Anquotlant. The reward includes a royal pardon to participants except the principal offender, with six months to disclose accomplices.
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Dublin Castle
Manuel Farrell
Pervons
Pereon
Peraina
Gregory
Forage Contracts Tender Notice 1821
Commissary General's Office announces a call for proposals to supply oats hay and straw for cavalry and commissariat corps in Ireland. Bids due October 5 with delivery starting December 26 at specified barracks and stations across counties. Tender must be sealed and marked Tender for Forage.
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Andi Commissariat Corps Piyaggone
I Treland
Earh
Dublin
Commissariat
Reward offered for apprehension of murderer in Bantry
The Commons at Bantry authorize a Fifty Pounds reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for the murder of Patrick Mori. The notice, dated Dublin Castle 8 October, lists the terms and penalties for leakers and notes a formal inquiry process.
Evita for Sunday Schools and Family Education in Dublin
A notice on Evita for Sunday and Day Schools and families compiled by the Sunday School Society for Trelandy. It mentions a ninth edition available at booksellers and includes a review excerpt praising the work’s educational aims and the state of education in Ireland. It lists school figures from 1822 April showing 141,353 schools and 145,600 scholars, with subscriptions via Messrs. La'bouche and other agents in Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School Society
Trelandy
British Review
Dublin
Irelane
Adaprok
Kince
Nowemer
Sunday
Messrs
La‘bouche
Dubin
Messe
Paset
Anileo
Dovedon
Nowld
Upper
Sachville-Street
Forage Contract for Dublin Police Horse Stables
Proposals invited to supply forage for Dublin City Police horses for one year from December 25, 1822. Plans include Havana straw and oats by the barrel. Bids must be sealed and sent to the Magistrates of the Head Office of Police before the specified Friday deadline. security required.
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Dublin
Mom
Atbol Deventer
Uye2
Havana
Dudercuye
Recovery of Health in Paris Landmark Names Kept
Fragmentary OCR lists obscure titles and names centered on health recovery in Paris. It mentions various figures and places such as Saint Georges House, Crendar Kant, GreenSmith, Elis Grace, and Abraham Boyd, with garbled associations to patronage and law, creating a cryptic historical notice vibe.
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ST. Georges House
Fetabliaueddansary
Othe Man
Excedlene
Lere
Hee Grace the Dantioy
Greensmith
Elis Grace Auc
Stus
Fredere
Duke
Vdernisin
Abraham Boyd
Wilt Gobberg
Tie Rew
Phones Gaal
Avenihal Law Hale
Maine
Sip
Guy Callvnst
Appeal Against Public Almsgiving in Dublin Society
The managing committee appeals to inhabitants and visitors of Dublin to curb public almsgiving, arguing it sustains mendicity. It lists benefits claimed by the association, including reduced street begging, jobs for destitute children and women, moral improvement, and protection for families from beggars. The letter urges continued support as a model for other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubian
Association For
Eggary
Lenevolante
Dublin
Tt Hna
Dublia
Eadr God
Medina
Lieto
Weich
DE Chieti
Murder by poison shocks Scots court in Nechills
The Edinburgh or Nechills jury trials opened with Lord Justice Clerk and Lord Piluilly hearing George Thom of Harthill charged with murdering a Mitchell family by poison. Witness James Mitchell described illness and deaths among his relatives after meals and disclosed a pattern of sickness spanning a week, suggesting poisoning by the prisoner connected to his wife.
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Tirenit Court of Justiciary
Lord Piluilly
Poiron
George Thom
Harthill
Nechills
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Eaxa
James Mitchell
Burnside
Keig
William
Helen
Mary
Flas
Jane
Whitsunday
Natal
Uber
Ute
le Ce
Bins
Prigoner
Sistera
Prieuber
Kitchern
Prissiver
Liam
Kitelias
Cliny
Ivan
Psepatiere
Wolbair
Gother
Iors
Wien
Kotterettie
eLie Bearn
Dalek
Boeo Aw
Dawkins
Prasellini
Piet
Ted
Kirk
Tia Bai
Willism
Lewis
Willian
Megwaltar
Chemba
Hay
Mornay
Sadddy Hill
Thas
Alford
Mure
de Murray
Teagan
Willam
Des Mireau
Craigie
Layton
Tressitete
Ds Viento
Benty
Seth Telnet
Dhenelyes
Walia
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Isa
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Thomas Ball
Joan Mumfrey
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Chirloville Duck
Fernioy
Mallow
Parsage
Dehtty
Valetin
Kermanagh
Kuoiakition
Waltway Tallies
Dunmare Gort
Loughrea Voretime
Kitaruvy
Tralee
Newhridue Hire
Vanprrown ‘Tallaore
Kildare
Adtaus
Aswee
Limerich Crooner
Londonderry
Newmvn
Longford Lang
Dendally
Mayo Hallintare
Dahlin Cstle
Ford
Patric Mori
Gustede
Abe
June Ales
Emarme
Murer
W. Gregory
Bantry
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Evita
Sagareilers
Ithabat
Baby Abbas
Raely
London
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George's House
Moses
Ball
Flickett
Doone
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Bopeddiv Haer
GEC
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