The Cobler’s Balloon Farce and The Farmer’s Wife
A local theatre advertises a new farce Tricks Up In Travellers and the opera The Farmer’s Wife in rehearsal. It lists performances beginning at seven with box office hours from eleven until the date and location details are provided by Lowther, the box-keeper.
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Lowther
Boz- Office
Sleven
Saven
Stamp Office Notice on New Irish Stamp Duties 1816
The Stamp Office Dublin announces new separate stamps to denote duties on legacies sales and estate instruments. One month from now the old stamps will be replaced and unmarked vellum or parchment writings will be penalized. officers will discontinue use of former devices.
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Stamp-Office
Dublin
Ireland
Insolvent Debtors Relief Act Petition Notice Ad in Ireland
A 1814 notice announces petitions filed in the Irish Court of Exchequer seeking discharge from custody under several Insolvent Debtors acts. It lists numerous creditors and assignees, directs readiness for examination, and fixes a hearing date for November 19 in the Exchequer.
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Ireland
Armen
Ocober
Michael Bergin
James Raleigh
Patrick Slean
Michael Carrigan
Michael Treacy
John Bergin
Leeve Tablaty Roacrea
Messrs
Thomas
Richard Gaing
Nenagh
Sumpoon Hackett
Riveld
Patrick Regney
Gurteen
James M.keane
Willie Guinan
Michael Meany
Mary Bergin
R. Belertau
Alin Gurteen
John Phelan
Claserve
Lack Bergin
John Towers
Classroe
Thos
Lowry
Kealaugh
James Hanly
Dennis Deleany
New Town
John
Willie Ber
Kealage
William Merehap
Glavmeegan
Robert Lucas
Bruno John Briertem
Bore
Breachry Forces Michael Carrigan in Dublin Directory
A damaged OCR fragment notes a person named Michael Carrigan and a Dublin directory reference. The readable bit lacks clear event details but implies a breach or forceful action connected to the Dublin directory context.
Proposals Sought for New Howth Road Contract Dublin
Trustees of the Turnpike Roads from Dublin invite sealed proposals to construct the new Howth Road between Ratheoy and Howth. Plans and specifications are with Secretary Mark Agcony at Park Street. Security required, work to be completed in twelve months. Proposals due by November 4.
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Abiwenye
Ipatry
Howe
Tate ‘Ocenr
Ned
Tbe Paesien Heenedie
City of Dublin
Ballybough
Annesley Beidgis
Ratheoy
Howth
Mark Agcony
Parkstreet
Lybter
Bert Nest Jean
Perros
Dublin
George Darling
Gloucester-street
North
France
John Aird
R.thomas
Richard (Uuteber
Duntgery
Notice to Creditors in the Upton Estate Case in Dublin
Pursuant to a High Court decree dated July 1 1816 in the Upton affair all persons with liens charges or incumbrances against Henry Upton late of Dublin are required to come in and prove them before October 1 and November 14 1816 otherwise barred from the decree s benefit. Dated October 26 1816.
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Patrick Kane
George Wabh
Hainden Healy
Kilkenny
George Waters
Duminick-street
Dublin
Robinson
Kilkeasty
Richard Cook
Borrisvleigh
County Tipperary
Anne Doherty
Cahir
Michael Costello
Mewrs
Patrick Kearny
Kulkenny
Sue Ward
Pagies Lalor
High Court of Chancery
Ireland
Finney
Henry Upton
Dunleary Harbour Contract Sealed Proposals Invited
The Commissioners constructing an eastern harbour at Dunleary invite sealed proposals for timber and framing for inclined planes and tripling machinery, for cranes, and for various iron chains. Proposals due by November 21, with forms available from Secretary George Darling in Dublin.
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Dunleary
Paris papers report Marshal Ragusa oath and Vincennes execution
Paris dispatch notes the Duke of Ragusa Marmont swearing as Marshal of France and receiving a baton in the royal presence. Monier to be executed for conspiracy at Place de Grève. Harvest reports from 74 departments show widespread yield with some losses and an expected ample supply into 1817. A Saxon Count and Courland Baron duel spawns calls for stricter laws.
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Paris
Ragusa
Marmont
France
Vincennes
Place de Greve
Place de Vendome
Saxony
Courland
Germany
Ottoman Captain Pacha in Smyrna Executes Governor Oglai
Suva Aug 30 The Ottoman Captain Pacha forces arrest and behead Governor Hadji Mahmed Kialesi Oglou on board the fleet amid European terror in Smyrna. Firman cites illicit trade while Kingless Slow’s recruitment and forced seizures spark unrest, including imam abductions and public tumult.
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Suva
Pacha
Ottoman Empire
Hadgi Mahmed Kialesi Oglou
Constantinople
Levant
Dylau
Smyrna
Iman
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Assine
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Ait Med
James Calanan
Rochestown
Gortactowna
James Donoughue
Cabireorny
E. Barrogor
James Baggot
Alerbertstowt
M. Barry
Gortarlowna
Wm. Carroll
Cromwell
Andrew Geran
Timothy Mara
Cahiilly
Yoho Barry
Six Mile Bridge
Michael Daly
Ballyveetes
Patrick Barry
James Casey
Ballmgaddy
Condon
Kildrummin
Michael Hayes
Kilkeely
John Carroll
Patrick Carroll
Michael M‘cormick
Kilhteely
David Bourke
Indorsees
Jances Burke
Clooniaghna
Galway
Michael, Carrigan
THE
Dublin Directory
Joan Finneyr
Puam Ann Finney
Dawentestreet
Frances Finney
Poiniffy
Prancas Finner
Rostat Gara
Sfunias Ellis
Elizabeth” Upton
Isabella Upton
Lewis Upton
Arthur Upton
Margaret Upton
Crrus Irwine
Thomas Rothwell
Ahn Irwine
Sishciahins
Cel Galea
N. Cale Wells
Trinity College
Richard Graves
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