Auction of Mayo lands in Dublin Chancery sale notice
URSUANT to an order dated July 1824 a property in Mayo near Parknamrouty is set to be auctioned on Saturday October 23 at One o clock in Thomas Ball chambers Inns Quay Dublin. The parcel held by Anthony Dease to be let on three year term from May first pending this cause with redemption rights. George Hughes receiver solicitor James M'Cormick of Blackhall Street Dublin acts.
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Tublin
Istiday
Anthony Dease
Cleanmore
Ray
Parknoa- Keangh
Kily
Parkree
Parknamrouty
Laremorriss
Global News Roundup from 19th Century British Letters
Shipping news from Liverpool to London includes suppressed reports from the Americas and Caribbean. Dispatches from Trinidad Barbadoes and Antigua detail colonial calm and a Peru expedition, while New York papers discuss Bolivar’s defeat and stock market tremors.
Colombia Better Armed Than Spain, Says Colombian Dispatch
The Bogota mail reports Spain lacks a unified general in Peru while Colombia prepares about 50,000 troops with funds and munitions. Churches and individuals back Peru, Liberdor rallies 13,000 men, and a convoy from Guayaquil carries seasoned and new soldiers. The piece argues Europe should see Colombia as more independent and capable.
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Carnacas
Bogota
Peru
Spain
Olaneta
Pasto
Guayaquil
Colombia
Europe
Doubts on Egyptian Viceroy Seal and War News
Letters from Marseilles dated Sept 26 discuss the Viceroy of Egypt resisting the Morea expedition, delaying decisions, and provoking Turkish anger in Constantinople. Reports note Captain Pacha ay’s limited support, Samos failure blamed on misconduct, and Count Wittgenstein rejoining the Russian front. A Zurich disaster follows apoplexy death of Prussian General Thielmann, with Alps winds and a village fire causing deaths and ruin. A Paris letter mentions a potential 11 million loan to Spain, four houses unnamed, terms including 64 percent interest, and political caution against constitutional loans. News items cover weather, crop losses, and general European affairs.
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Marseilles
Egypt
Morea
Constantinople
Pacha Ay
Samos
Thielmann
Count Wittgenstein
Bairenth
Paris
Zurich
Alps
Glarus
Schannis
Spain
Guebbard
France
England
Foreign Stock Exchange
London
Cortes
Varia
Mourning ceremony and European dispatches in foreign intelligence
Foreign intelligence from Paria reports a royal funeral mass for Marie Antoinette at the Tuileries chapel with royal attendance. Dispatches from Odessa describe Strangford's ambiguous position in Constantinople amid Greece talks, and reports from Corfu claim Greek resistance and Byzantium naval actions against Egyptian forces. Additional notes mention Spain closing universities, Madrid political purges, and movements of ex ministers and troops, with Havana letters noting a planned expedition toward Mexico and Peru.
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Paria
Odessa
Constantinople
Lord Strangford
Russia
Austria
England
Greece
Ottoman Porte
Angeburg
Odersa
Trieste
Corfu
Minulis
Athens
Torahim Pacha
Egypt
Zante
Spain
Cattalonia
Maria Antoinette
Arms supplies and detention at Batavia and Singapore
Arrivals from India through Batavia report European arms being cut off for the Burmese and prosecutions for ships carrying arms through the Straits of Sunda. The Franklin and Guardian were detained and fined but released, while the Caroline carried thousands of arms. Mr Thornton’s fate remains unresolved after months in captivity, and grain prices are rising across the Empire markets.
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India
Monilay
Batavia
Europe
Straits of
Sunda
Franklin
Guardian
London
Singapore
Straita
Wiliam Shand
Ireland Education Society Grants and Expenditure Record
Parliamentary accounts detail sums granted by Parliament to the Society for Promoting the Education of the Poor of Ireland, including site purchases, building funds, and annual outlays. It covers conditions, distribution of funds, and the use of grants to establish and sustain diocese schools, with lists of expenses, salaries, and purchases, plus notes on private donations and school inspections. The document outlines ten years of expenditures for charity schools, including clothing, rent, and apprenticeships, and defines eligibility of pupils as orphans or children of poor parents aged six to ten.
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Ireland
Cler
Aml
Thacholara
Dublin
Joseph Devonsher Jackson
Society For
Incorporated Society
Uji
Tee
Fon Adamson
Royal Foundations and Education Commission Proceedings
The text outlines royal foundations, school counts from 1814 to 1823 across Armagh Carysfort Cavanna Yeean Dungannon Enniskillen Raphoe and legal actions. It notes rents, illicit spirits issues, and court rulings in 1821 with arrears and a 21 year lease from November 1922 to the Educations Commissioners.
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Iveta
Armagh
Scholara
Carysfort
Tate
Cavanna Yeean
Dungannon
Enniskillen
Raphos
Raphoe
Donegal
Board of Education
Court of Rife
Tetehaku
Visagannon School
No. Veroher
Theatre improvements and opening night impressions
Last evening the theatre reopened after late improvements with Andest Cine company admitted by issued tickets. The house gained a fresh green scheme on boxes and ceiling, new stage decor, and a grand saloon with festooned lamps. A concert followed with Mr Smith, Mornington, and vocalists Menaia Wilts M'Keon A Lee. The audience left highly gratified and plans for further theatre notices were promised.
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Andest Cinepany
G 4
Smith
Nelson
Mornington
Dublin News Fragments Include Robberies Drownings and Trials
Arrived at Morrisson's Hotel from Paris the Arthur Capel and Mrs Ralph Smythe of ayb Co Weymeath journeyed toward Dublin when confronted by three or four men who robbed the mare and car. the horse and carriage were not recovered. Gillespie's house in Gloucester Place broken into between six and seven Wednesday evening. wearing apparel stolen. Fire at Templeogue house caused by candle neglect. risk of spread. John O'Neil, millwright, drowns in the Liffey at Burgh Quay. Inquest into the disappearance of holy dormand Yyndel. two men suspected for luring him from lodgings. death deemed by lifely accident or unknown cause. John Graves, nailer, imprisoned for two months under Regulation of Trade act. first conviction in Ireland under new provisions limiting intimidation of workers. Law reforms shift power to magistrates, broadening enforcement. College attendance up with unusually large Monday intake.
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Morrisson
Paris
Arthur Capel
Ralph Smythe
Ayb Co
Weymeath
Carter
Meaars Henry
Mullen
M' Mahon
Dublin
Nason
Gillespie
Gloucester Place
Windo
Mt Templeleogue
John O'Neil
Liffey
Burgh Quay
Dormand Yyndel
Hanbury
George Graves
Ireland
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