Dublin Union versus Ocrowen game in 1789 match
Local sports note records a Dublin UK matchup labeled Dublin Union against Ocrowen with a dated entry of 1789. Details are fragmentary, but the brief indicates a contest or pairing between two entities in a historical context.
Royal anniversary and Dublin court proceedings recap
Monday marked the anniversary of the king's accession with celebrations and a royal beacon at Bedford Tower. The Dublin Court of King's Bench convened with grand juries sworn in, while society events, elections, executions, and local industry notes filled the day, including a notable meeting on parliamentary representation and the Waterford silk loom flourishing amid regulatory talks.
Governor of the House of Industry Acknowledges Seed Issue
A dated notice from October 26 references the House of Industry and a acknowledgment by the governor. The fragmented text mentions individuals and a procedural walk at a specified time, with unclear events or outcomes due to garbled OCR.
Weathered fragments hint at tides and sun in old record
An OCR damaged snippet shows a nautical style table of rising and setting sun, high water marks, and daily notes for Tuesday through Thursday. It mentions Dublin Harbor and appears to be a historic tide and sun chart with illegible figures and scattered digits.
Proclamation prorogues Irish Parliament to December 11
By the Lords Justices and Council of IRELAND PROCLAMATION. Fitzglerbon John Foster Jherilas his Majesty hath signified his Royal V Pleasure that the Parliament of this Kingdom now prorogued to Puetday the agit Day of September Instant be further prorogued to Tuesday the 1 Day of December acres We do theefine publish and declare that the said Parliament be and accordingly the said Parliament is hereby f ther prorogued to Tuesday the 11 Day of December next given at its Majesty's Case of Dublin the 17th Day of September 1789 By their Excellencies Command ALEXANDER MANGIN GOD SAVE the KING.
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Yellerdy
Bedford Tower
Querdad
Dublin
Thie Maféty
King's Bench
John Exthaw
Thie City
Barry Yelverton
Thib Mafety
Pitt
Royal Hospital
Kilmainham
Whitehaven
England
Gork
King’s Arms Tavern
Eterbeey
Hibhat Benjamin Bousheld
W. W. Theshwa
Offea
Michael Delany
John O'Neale
Jeffinna
Fone
Delany
Belany
Sd Bia
Bye
Walth
Neat
Coombe
Thia City
Astorical Society of
Trinity
AEA
Lipfoght
Laurence Par- Pan Fen
R Broge
Stelling
iKensie Iean
Pala
Lardy
Lords Justices and Council of Ireland
Fitzglerbon
John
Foster
Commons
Exiled figures and trials in Royal Irish justice records
A fragmentary OCR shows indictments and proclamations from the 1780s Irish Assizes. Names such as John Naughten, Owen Hynes, Kirwan, Kilikelly appear, with charges of unlawful possession by force, fealty to the Crown, and proclamations to surrender. Proceedings reference Galway Roscommon Sligo and Wexford, with grand juries, petty sessions, and the King’s justice.
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Roun
Rassengra
America
Perton
Fuch
Sagareer
von Rita
Rotormingen
Hicha Poreer
Peter Meige
Fdr
Dias John Naughten
Rofeagh
Yunty
Roscomon
George the Third
Athis
Koftagh
Roscommon
Revert Pathe
Wexford
Poatston
John Naugien
Galsay
Thia
Galway
Bay of
Owen Hynes
Yeowan
James Hynes
John Howel
James Given
Mountferibe
Sayin Bagh
Denix Daly
Mailoes
Polintton
Hvdéath Kirwan
Taj Patleshon
Eye
Sligg
Sligs
Aflvaes
Andiet
Martin Gorman
Patick Gorman
Martin Gorman the Younger
John Morris Roeall
Lveslane
Patrick Davy
Thomas Ancerson
Michael Scanlan
John Killoran
Owen Killoras
Macane
Franca Berne
Michael Hughes
Amas Tantio
George the
Buninadin
Siigo
Welling House
Timothy Gunning
Henry Uuike
Taylor
Lod Georns
Lombard- Sreet
Parith
Saint Xi Huiee
Gumuty and
Tosn
Notable Orders Issued In Kiln County Court Proceedings
A rugged historical dispatch records a sequence of names and places linked to a wartime county action. It mentions Joh Howell and Jamex Mary Raven among others and alludes to surrender terms and punishment. The document references a Port Lieuentne and a court proceeding to be conducted by a prescribed date.
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Joh Howell
Jamex Mary Raven
Haratiee Barbers
Rere Pee
Fate Honis Majetty
Coun Y O Geels
Mente
Fuid
Sigs
Prsita Grendat
Potriel Ty Martin
Henry Burke
Murder Reward Proclaimed in Westmeath for Supposed Ballagh Killers
The Lord Justice publication offers rewards of substantial pounds for the apprehension and conviction of John McManus Matthew Lyngin Matthew Gerry Patrick Mandy Joseph Cathery and others in a case described as a barbarous murder in the parish of Newtown Westmeath. It promises further rewards for information leading to identification of unnamed conspirators and underscores official resolve to prosecute. It urges local peace officers to aid in apprehension and conviction, highlighting the violent assault linked to the death of Owen Molloy and subsequent pursuit in Kibbeggan and surrounding area.
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Irmlagt
Fitz-Gibbon
John Foster
Tullamore
Kings County
Maurice Herne
Hetulis
Newtown
Wimeath
Comyny
James Fell
Mosely Fell
Alo
Owen Molloy
Ballybougie
Darrow
Ballycoven
King’s County
Jnaggs Bell
Beggay
Kaita
Tullambré
Sid Maurice
John Stc-Manus
Kilbeggan
Matthise
Mc.Manus
Mathevr Lynam
Carp
Ferson
Matthias
Manua
Kelbeggan
Matthias Me
Mapus
Matthias Mc
Moana
Theid Wen Molloy
Mofely
James
Qwai
Molloy
Yarpea
Molealy
Ana
Clare
John McManus
Matthew Lyngin
Matthew, Gerry
Patrick Mandy
Joseph Cathery
Bupund Kenny
William Watson
Mathias
Manus
Ava
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Fost
Anne Bia
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Rol Gregory
Efge
Ooh Lodge
Gort
Miss Trench
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Koigtt
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Mostell
Monfell
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House of Industry
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Sas. Sun
Its Majesty
Alexander Mangin
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