Freeman's Journal rails at paving board with police action
The Freeman's Journal denounces a paving board controversy in Dublin with reports of carts and street obstructions. It cites a misused act of Parliament to justify removal of stands and goods, while police enforcement and municipal authorities are urged to uphold the law and public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Cape
Good Hope
Atate
Wiseman
Ali Epon
Drik Bost
Bincat
Abbcott
Freeman
Bath
Fréemad
Chemn
Paving Board
Auch & Poliged
Aontee
Cas
Paty Corporation
Fein the Freeman's Journal
Pat Sear
Dublin
Fraeman
Mth
Geo. Mit
Dulland
Nuisaneca
Gaid
Fittwright
Iitewey
Mies O'Neill
Ggee
Conway
France
Sesson
Lord Cathcart
Fussia
Great Britain
Russia
London
Royal Marine
Naples
Charhea IV
Spain
Gadeta
Maria-Lousia
Alicnat
The
Escarial
Enginger
Provis
Straphoo and Hall
Anglesea
Ow Carnarvon
England
Ireland
Wales
Telford
Royal Way
Carracvonshire
Alarming illness of archbishop reported in gazette
The Gazette notes severe illness of His Grace the Archbishop. It records prayers for his recovery and expresses despair at times, with hopes of improvement despite grave symptoms. The report traces the Bishop’s condition amid wartime strain and official concern from ecclesiastical authorities.
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Biehap
Killetan
Anil
Haphoe
Bob Appa
Hector F Curtis
Kois
Uam
The Lord Talbot party arrives as Cork duel shocks society
The Lord Vieutenant and Countess Talbot arrive from Ballyarihat to Tady Walsh near Limerick and other scenes report a Monday week duel near Cork. A lieutenant and captain were wounded, and the injured man lies in a mangarons state. Society figures migrate to the Continent and London as actors and managers lure performers to Covent Garden and the Edinburgh Theatre.
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Lord Vieutenant
Countess Talbot
Ballyarihat
County Winkiow
Tady Walsh
Monsell
Torres
Limerick
Laugh
Cork
Heteen
Cin
Lofirmarr
Tuan
Rervent Burton
Stephen
Gedgon
Matifarattain
Ned Marchioness
Lansdown
Faemily
Continent
Marchioness of
Mrs. Mel
Aindylog
Pelligrial
Girat
Hlowell
Mins Tre
Bath Theatre
Phillips
Covent Garden
Reform meeting at Portsmouth in pursuit of Liberty
An elderly assembly of Friends to Liberty and Radical Reform met at Blackorns Inn on St Marys Street. They proposed a public meeting to press Parliament reform, appointed a secretary, and gathered 278 signatures for a requisition to the mayor and magistrates.
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Portsmouth
Pontssoura
Friends To Liberty
Blackorns Inn
St. Mary
Benjamin Marshall
William Parnell
James Forth
Mingis Rales
Portses
Commons House of
Bir
Janes Andbs
Claisny
Enderai
Beran
Leland
Porlesa
dCibe Tobahit
Parlianent
Messrs
Parnell
Forth
Wigg
Hubbs
N. B
William Craven
Bag
Hamburgh Square
Penrose
Gaeta
Thomas Harvey
Northunderland
Guna
Juiarlap
Sherriess
Michael Seymhour
Hart
Yachh Butting
Vortamouth
Is Majesty
Glugow
Genoa
Sidney South
Vienna
Ife
Sam
Vaney
We. Mayne
Res
Juancu Downes
Baron George
Lancaster
Jack Ag. Clanagean
Kalysioce
Conscription Debated in Sicily Describes Sicilian Resistance
Letter from Patstra outlines objections to forced military service in Sicily. It cites centuries of privilege against conscription, widespread exemptions for married men, and mass marriages to avoid enlistment. Proclaims harsh social disruption, improvised fraud, and grave future consequences from the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patstra
Gene Gala
Sicily
Physicians
Alice
Marriages and deaths noted in local parish issues
A turbulent listing from a Northern county paper chronicles numerous marriages and deaths. It records wedding banns and unions involving tradesmen, clergy, and gentry across towns like Camlough, Kilkenny, and Abbeygate Street, followed by obituaries for notable church figures and local residents, with mentions of titles and familial ties.
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Notts
Wight
Dardow
A. Almilaud
Burran-houer
Clare
G. C. Hodges
Rov
P. Malone
Roger Maguire
Blackemith
Mary Ann Maria Brody
Robert Douglas
Sumner-Street
Mary Avot
Peter Brennan
Ghent
Britain
L. M. Prior
Vircount Frankfort de
Robert Stephens
Grange
Kvalebegs Trinpmniehart
Kilcorsen
Waterford
Nokes
Devonshire
Hie Gett
Papin
Leland
Jorvey
Francie Dormee
Coes
Mullaghan
Suddety
Merlig-Ba
Airia Agig
Julie Jlarty
Abbeygate-street
Gaieway
Juba Stachya
Usby Lough
Cumuty
Kilnity Loige
Baighe Ooee
Kerry
George Langton
Looginn
Fragmentary Legal Notice About Application to the Elyn
A garbled excerpt indicates an intended application to an entity named the Elyn for leave to bring in a Hill during incorporation. It mentions lighting the Cry of Dublin and references unnamed parties and purposes, with unreadable context and names.
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Dublin
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William Calcutt
Galway
Irwin
Cavan
Longford
H. Davy
Slane
Futcattle
Paris
Janes Crawford
Duke de Grammonthis
Duke de Guiche
D'Orsay
de Sourdia
James
Belfast
Glasgow Courier
Inttec
Harley Fron
the Army
George Nugent
A. Beckwith
3. Beckwith
K. C. B. Bian Sire
Abmagh
Scotland
Getobernett
Albinia
Cage Gap
St St. Helend
Tage
Ceylon
S6th
India
Case of Good Hope
Cols
Madey
Monktua
61Th
Khewine
Algon Bay
Graham's
Golden Grove
Lymon’s Bay
Aret
Whitey Hall
Col
Washington
Whia
Breu
Dregoona
Greco
Bai-Pay
Ook
N. Rebersley
Light Dragoons
J. Milne
Ragland
Maitland
Elea Tempe
H. J
Gregory
Vica Nugent
Eariga T. Shinger
Liew
Purchase
F. Smyth
Gert
Kusigu
Pure Child
Stisoor
Itih Pitta
Boscawen
Groat
Bong
Enaga
Marek
Ryan Blattery
Crylon
Cat
R. Browneigh
Abapla
Leare
O. Temple
Thomas McLean
Patrick Brady
Bernard Kelly
Humber
John Owend
Connor Derrylyn
Kelly
George Spaight
Jocal
Dhe
Cavan Herald
St. Patrick Packet
Hall
Liverpool
Bar
Eainthini
Marquis Packet
John Baziere
Warrenpoint
Captain Baziere
Dublin Packet
Newry Telegraph
Buanoroap
Sharpe
Blandford
Mennechia
Fhuriday
Strand
Sir Edward O'Brien
Drowotind
Auxonne
Villers- les-Putts
Tidlaway
St. Mary-le-strand
Cotterell
Caterrell
Mary Jane Slaw
Mr. J Shaw
Hine
Aio
Viscomul Boyne
Korma Sophia
Parkers Arruth
Kaigut
Charles HY
Danghoeral M. K. Puerwill
Kengren
Surrey
Woristreet
AC BridgeBeld
Neer Kilworth
Edward Whitford
Alargaret
Lirut
G. Napier
Felphin
Yell Javton
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