Dublin Guilds Address on Michaelmas and Protestant Ascendancy
The Guild of Merchants of Dublin debates tributes to the late Lord Mayor and to Alderman Kin, praising the Protestant Constitution and the Lord Mayor’s Office. An address is presented to Willie Walsh on retirement, with responses from the late Sheriffs and his successors, affirming loyalty to the Protestant Ascendancy and thanking the Guild for support. The document records formal resolutions, officers’ speeches, and mutual acknowledgments from Skinner's Alley Aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Walsh
Guild of Merdiging
Guild of Merchants
Mr. Walsh
Gentrenen
Auceeasur
William Walsh
Kine
York
Skinner's Alley
Leann
Glin
Unanimous Resolutions in Dublin Loyal Society Meetings
The Aldermen of Skinner's Alley vote thanks to Caenur Stuppert and Lewin Moncan for their conduct as High Sheriffs of Dublin. The Coopers Guild grants Freedom to Dorcham Bradley King Eag for support of Dublin's constitution and loyalty. responses from Stupdert and King are recorded. The Stamp Office issues notice on new duties and penalties for un-stamped Receipts or Discharges effective October 1815.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Studdert
Lewis Morgan
Esgis
High Theriffy
Fyce
Guild of Merchants
Cemlemen
Dublin
Renky
Rahan
Tremain
Noa
Rutland-square
Abraham Bradley King
Ancient and Loyal Society
Skinner's Alley
Oficre
Henry Strahan
Sec
Skinner’s Alley
Corporation OF Coopers
Saild of
St. Patrick
Stafford-street
Dorcham Bradley King Eag
J Urd
Sim—Wei
City of Dublin
City of
Robert Usher
John F. Gibbon
George Hill
John Pasley
Alderman King
House of Commons
London
Citisens
Adam
Bradley King
Unamimovary
George Stad
Esyrs
George Studdery
Clerk Guild
Stamp Office
Ireland
Richard Malins
Friends of Civil and Religious Liberty of
Barrast
Orangemen
Belfast
Balee
Cumming
Levee and Drawing Room at Dublin Castle List
Dublin Castle announces a levee on Sunday in November at three o clock and a drawing room on Thursday evening November 18 at nine. The report covers British naval actions near Bayonne, Swedish and Danish developments, and remarks on European war expectations and political sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Castle
Chamberlain's
Appointment of County Chairmen in Irish Counties
Elis Excellency appoints John Ruxton as Chairman of County Meath in place of Samuel Forth. G P Bushe becomes Chairman of County Kilkenny, replacing Sir Henry Wilkinson. Major XV, Esq. takes over as Chairman of County Donegal, succeeding Benjamin Bail, Esq.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elis
John Ruxton
Meath
Samuel Forth
G. P. Bushe
Kilkenny
Henry Wilkinson
Xv, Major
Donegal
Benjamin Bail
Oath of Allegiance and 1607 Dublin Plot Context Explored
In the narrative, English and Irish figures debate the Oath of Allegiance to James I as Catholic conspiracies loom. The text cites Papist resistance, papal briefings, and Cardinal Bearpuge, noting Robert Lalor’s indictment and a damning letter about planned insurrection, murder, and Spanish aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Garten
Agene
Ote
Niy
Olddara
Arthur Chichener
Ireland
England
Pope Urban
Romalo Cathflicks
James
Fox
Blackwell
Bearpuge
Troe
Robert Lalor
Wiggo
Dublin
Elizabeth
William ‘Usher
Arthur Chichester
Oliver _ Lambert
Ledter
William Usher
Rone
France
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Sia
Corporation of
Merchine
Braniar Kina
Ayor
Skinner 'S Allet
The
Dublin Journal
Holyhead
Lord Wellington
Bidassoa
Irun
Bayonne
Jeagues
Nive
Tne
Daved Zerbse
Pecagrux
Germany
Rhine
Sweden
Denmark
Haga
Nollendorff
Buonaraats
Senate
Maria‘ Louisa
Elbe
Buonaparte
Paris
Corunna
Denia
Pampeluna
Annals OF Irish
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