Dissolved partnership and business affairs at Dublin firm
The partnership of Potterton and Foster at Dame Street Dublin is dissolved by consent. Potterton is authorized to receive and discharge all demands on the old firm, while John Foster remains as director to settle debts. Alex Potterton thanks friends and patrons and asks customers to settle dues to allow payment of debts. Also listed are various periodicals and books for sale from London printers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haietiterton
John Footer
Dublin
Hatters
Thamotterton and Co
Potterton
Palesaneer
Hy Alexander
Alex
John Foster
Dame Street
Alex Tollerton
Denis
Contesien
Naises
Pteets Lidithee
Debtors' Friends Society Report on Prison Reform Ireland
A historical notice from the Debtors' Friends Society led by Viscount Lorton outlines accounts and relief efforts for prisoners in Ireland. The fifth report details balance sheets, subscriptions, and reforms, urging a House for humane relief and employment for certain inmates while promoting broader criminal justice improvements.
Appeal to Public Benevolence for Charity Sermon Funds
In Dublin the Managing Committee appeals to public benevolence to cover shortfalls for the Charity Sermon and hospital funding. A postponed sermon and reduced subscriptions have threatened patient care, with plans to reopen the new infirmary in December and accommodate more patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meath
Dublin
Sisty
Mendicity Association Appeal for Funds Ends in Doleful Report
A distressed appeal from the Mendicity Association notes rising expenses and dwindling donations. Officials warn the Hank funds barely cover a month of salaries as the group faces closure. The secretary, Allan, urges public generosity while detailing prior subscriptions and projected needs for the year.
Monument to Sir Samuel Auchmuty at Christ Church Cathedral
The cathedral and St Patrick’s undergo repairs while a new monument to Sir Samuel Auchmuty, late commander of HM forces in Ireland, is described. The white marble tribute features a bust, a victory statue, and an inscription noting his death on August 16, 1822 and his service in Ireland, along with praise from Irish donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Thomae
Tovah
Wits
Richard Creft
Bart
Gig
Thomas Little
Thomas Litle
Robertson
Thomas Iie
Baillie
Roberson
London
St. Patrick's
Bowes
Liffard
Kirk
Samuel Auchmaty
GC. BR
Hia Afajesty
Ireland
Bir Samuel
Scuning Agimacen
Upda
Prief
Samuel
Burt
Smv EL Auchmuty
Baartt
Monte Vingo
South America
Llant
Java
East Indies
R. Hal Beets
Sauces and the Art of Finishing Dishes
A historical discussion on how sauces elevate meat and fish, acting as flavor enhancers and decorative touches. It argues sauces excite appetite, versus deterring it, and notes the tension between culinary refinement and plain cooking as trends shift toward modern, scientific cookery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phesiciina
Paris Gaming Houses and their Devastating Effects
A Paris report details nine government licensed gaming houses with heavy penalties for entrants. It describes lavish salons, high-stakes games rouge et noir and roulette, loans from waiters, and a culture of alcohol fueled gambling that ruins many players. It notes nightly operations, a culture of gratuities, and a daily death toll from self-harm linked to losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sia
Paris
Grange Batelliere
Richelieu
Thuratay
Nan
Tienself
Palais Raval
Louis XVIII
Relealoe
Angowleme
Spar
Hia
Sachs
Worals
Hivencedaul
Garens
Agarte
Frescali
Cork City Sessions Court Marks Market Nuisance Case
Williams Sullivan faced indictment for running a Cove street fruit market alleged to disturb the neighborhood with noise from donkeys curses and quarrels. The Recorder overruled objections and the jury considered the market a nuisance before quashing the indictment, while other proceedings and discharge petitions were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Sullivan
Cove Street
Isle of St. Nichole
F. J. Molony
St Mary Atreet
Sullivan’s Quay
Erpinasse
Trien
William Roche
Jed
Avery
Enitt
Nik Vasemhde
Hanself
Sim
Gripes Bene Goss Sherwin in Windsor Play
A fragmented report discusses Gripes Bene Goss Sherwin performing in Windsor as Vyke aces and Aes nna style. The piece notes alleged jury-line propriety issues, a public event at the Pee mith venue, and a later appearance before a Limeriere subcommittee with potential charges or remarks involving Me Suir and Mr toe a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gripes
Sherwin
Vyke
Aces
Thas
Otm Bet Watt
Peemith
Tathauvee Theatre
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Debtors’ Friend Society
Lorton
Raving
Balence
Tresensei
Maude
Aan Lauris
Stuck
P. BR
Singer
Rnvert Shaw
Aid Co. Barkers
John Kingston Ames
Liewouser
John Coah
Tary
Association For the Improvement
Piison
Pan
Hinde
Sir Edward Lees
Pont
Foth
Association
Geeture
Dubin Institution
Mer
Gord Brandan
Gauls
Dudgen
Geand Fariea
Ant Magreunces
Heneral
Sa Cotich
Lin
Nonidon
Aigwetaga
Dinenar
Paparon
Una Metropulin
James Beskowstt
Ramuel Litton
Iam Brooke
Edward Major
Thoman Finlay
Chenver
Hay
Thomas Pin
W. Vicars Grit
Janes Pin
Fey
Edward Croves
Crates
Richard Grattan
J. Hosmer
Berry
Amiltan
J. Warinaton
Mtr
Richard J
Orpen
Aerta
Lord Baamnon
Winniam
Lar Brandan
Kindneam
Syunen
Lord Orton
Mirra
A. Hamilton
Guiness, Ray
Rese
Werborch
T Lalas
Eure
Telloe
Trengurera
George Lataurhe
Kayna
Bianding Committee
Medical
Weuleter
Mendicity Association
Alanming
Hank
Astierton
GP PLC
Diatece
Tran
Huta
Onley
Kun Allan
Jus
Appea Acy
Jey
Ise
Christ Church Cathedral
Amatiur Gourmand
HY Don
Ava.t
Uris
Nevin
Werord
Rey
Henry Newland
Haghaya
Rari
Gar Ali Crutite
Galway
Geo
Hono Ebe Botut
Caiarig
Nichelle Power Pash
Darth
Wid
Uoctur
Cork City
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