Temporal Peer of Ireland Writs Issued for Succession
Notices announce writs issued to successors for the title in the Lords, detailing the process to fill the Temporal Peer of Ireland seat following the demise of Joan James, Earl of Paan au, with writs directed to peers previously voting in the Irish Lords. Crown and Hanaper Office, Dublin, September 2, 19e3.
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George the Third
United Kingdom
Ireland
Treland
Joan James
Earl of Paanau
House of Lords
Enid United Kingdom
Trelano
Barracks Office Notice from Dublin 1823
An official notice from the Office of Ordnance in Dublin dated 1 September 1823 cites an order involving Hugh Hughes and a sergeant. The fragmentary text references a secure or barracks related directive issued under military authority.
List of Game Certificates Issued from Stamp Office Neragh Roscrea
Certificate listings dated 25 March 1823 to 30 August follow Anthony Parker Castlerough with numerous named lawyers esquires and clerks across parishes including Roscrea Youghal Lodge Kilboy Monahinel Summerehill Cashel Silvermines Verdont-bill and Heathlawn. Certified by MAL RYAN distributor for Neragh and Roscrea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamp Office
Neragh
Roscrea
Anthony Parker
Castlerough
Standith Parker
Ditte
William C. Crawford
Rapla
James Willington
Cantiewillington
Joanna Minnett
Annateg
Henry Allen
Shantally
William Smith
Southhill
George Finch
Teelees Edition of Schrevelii Lexicon
Publication notes describe Teelees edition of Schrevelii Lexicon with Latin Greek and Greek Latin grammars, editors from Amsterdam and Dublin, pricing, publication details, and claims of careful correction, accents, and Greek letter formation by Dunchorn analysis.
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Teele
Local Obscure Names Surface In Fragmented Notice
A damaged OCR fragment lists Robert Vievnesq and Davenport, a widow, Sinian Da venpord, and scattered terms like Detenedants and bscuire with no clear context or dates.
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Robert
Letter from Wesleyan Preachers at Sheffield Conference 1823
A detailed report from Dublin dated August 25 1823 recounts the Wesleyan Methodist representatives to the British Conference in Sheffield. It covers attendance on committees, the opening of the conference by Rev Henry Moore as president, and Rev Robert Neovin as secretary, with 350 preachers present. It notes gains in members and missions, the reception of 16 preachers into full connexion, the influence of Messengers from Ceylon, and a strong emphasis on expansion of the Irish mission and new schools. It confirms British oversight, the appointment of Valentine Ward to supervise Ireland, and plans for next conference with Henry Moore and Robert Newton in leadership. It also addresses a false claim that the Church Liturgy was to be mandated in chapels, denying the report as fake.
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Stirling
SLADE
Edinburgh
Joan Cumming
Lower Ormond Quay
Scott
William Angus
Glasgow
Mr Angus
Scorr
Byron
Campbell
Tyrol
Alexander 8S
Arrer
Pritieh
Go Pulton
G.krnegh
Anthors
G. Fulton
D G. Antghee
Price Oil
Sheffield
Henry Moore
Robert Neovin
Great Britain
Lev
Alessis Squance
Clough
Ceylon
Beasons
Ireland
Fingland
Zion
London
Valentine Ward
Ward
Denry Moore
Robert Newton
Richard Watson
Dolin
Wis
Dublin
Newton
Belfast
Watson Wall
Cork
Amben Gis
Hogland
Ciod
Richard Roecee
Doli
Cieoie
Tve
Ether
Aeca
Leonie
el Palarma
Jabez Bunting
Bunting
Matthew Tobias
William Stewart
Hindoo Widows Burnings and Burials in Bengal Divisions
Abstract statement shows 1818 and 1819 figures for Hindoo widows burnt or buried alive across Bengal divisions including Calcutta 421 Barisal 17 Dacca 55 Benares 92 Moorshedabad 25 Patna 40 totaling six divisions 650. Signed W Donn Reg.
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Zillahs
Bengal
Zillabs
Calcutta
Barcilly
Dacca
Benares
Moorshedabad
Patna
W. Donn
P M. Wynch
Mystery murder at Meath Hospital shocks 19th century Dublin
Four ad journments of an inquest reveal a suspected murder of Michael Timmins after a brutal kicking near Coldblow Lane during Donnybrook Fair week. A key witness remains at large while police hunt the elusive assailant as coroner and jury press for answers amid chaotic parliamentary and ecclesiastical gossip.
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Meath Hospital
Aiman
Michael Timmins
Donnybrook Fair
Coldblow Lane
House of Commons
George
Persico
Geert
Pioyheuse
Viateus
Gazette de Nuvsburo
Alsa
Tental Fetend
Pras VI
Het
Aedia
Vatican
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Augustua Frederick
Feineter
George Augustus
Donegs
Richard
Erlerter
Thomas
Maranis
Deadfort
William
Earl of
Charlemont
Kingston
John
Earl
Lisburn
Longford
Richard, Eard
Lillean
Samerret Lowry
Belmore
Francia Jimer
Lianday
Charles Henry St. John
Earl O’neill
Francis
Eart
Bandon
Farl
Castlestuart
Donongmore
Dupre
Caledon
Edmond Venry
Limerick
Fart
Clancarty
Archibald
Gosford
Laurence
Rosse
Charles William
Charleville
Charles John
Kerl
Blesinton
Bantry
Glengail
Earl Kilmorey
Henry Stanley
Rathdown
Dunraven
Mount Earl
Willam
Listowel
Percy Clinton Sweney
Strangford
Matthew
Barnewall
Kingsland
John Christopher
Downe
Richard Pigot
Molesworth
Midleton
Gustavus
Boyne
Baron Carbery
Mathew
Avimee
Brandan
Henry
Mulgrave
Chales
Arden
Holt
Masses
Riversdire
Lowther
Haron Afancaster
Jarvis Caulfield
Kilmaice
Valentine
Cloncurry
Sampron
Huron Fardley
Lake
Bridport
Baro Rane
Carripeton
Warner
Rossmore
Keith
Morton
Treneey
Cotworthy
Langford
Janes
Duffers
Clanebore
Tomas
Vertry
Dunsaller
Willian
Ridstock
Sylvester
Glen Ivie
Jobo
Racoon
Norbury
Frederick
Revan Ashtown
Rendlestar
Devies
Baron Garvagh
Prancia
Towden
Whem
Baron Downes
Crown and Hanaper Omier
Thomas Bourctiler
Deputy Clerk of the Crown and
Uarapet
Office OF Ordnance
Roehard
Norge
Rolie
Martin
Hughes
Se E
Peesons
Inoawleti
Hardman Evecise
Chancery
Denis
John Coxe Hippestey
Cowes
McChanie
THE
Treand
Pvece
Trent
Ee Diligett
Mauistey
Doug Rand
Hindoo
San Ebesthuysen
Owas
Tanichin
Reighbourhood
Tralee
Jal
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