Nobles and earls listed in an 1823 Dublin crown office record
An 1823 Crown and Hanaper Office document from Dublin lists numerous earls barons viscounts and baronies with names such as Anquetiza Wellesley Westmeath Ormonde Cork Meath Cavan Granard Athlone Belmore Kilkenny Mount Norris Wicklow Clare Lucan Belmore Donongmore Caledon Limerick Clancarry Gosford Rosse Charleville Blesinton Bantry Glengall Kilmorey Rathdown Dunraven Listowell Strangford Barnewall Downe Molesworth Milleton Boyne Barrington Galway Dungannon Vexci Clermont Wifford Clifden Donersile Northland Hatherton Hawarden Carleton Kilwarden Lismore Lorton Gort Castlemaine Kingsale Dunsany Blaney Conway Kiflultagh Carbidery Aylmer Brandon Mulgrave Arden Masser Riversdale Muncaster Cloncurry Eardley Waterpark Bridport Rancliffe Carrington Rossmore Keith Cloven Gard Clonbrook Waterpark Bridport Rancliffe Carrington Rancliffe etc. Crown and Hanaper Office Dublin 1823 mentions game certificates and multiple named persons including clerks regents and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angustus Frederick
George Anquetiza
Richard
Wellesley
Thomas
Maraute
Headfort
William
Marquis of
William Wentworth
Gari Fitzwilliam
Henry
Earl
Kerry
Shelburne
John
Earl of
Darnley
Frederick
Besborougt
Somerset
Farlot Carrick
James
Fife
Francis
Moira
Arthur Saunders
Arran
James George
Courtown
Francis William
Charlemont
George
Kington
Art of
Charles Henry St. John
Earl O’neill
Bandon
Robert
Ear of
Barrington
William George
Galway
Arthur
Dungannon
Lorton
Charles
Gort
Castlemaine
Kingsale
Edward
Dunsany
Andrew Thomas
Blaney
Conway
Kiflultagh
Carbidery
Mathew
Aylmer
Baron Brandon
Baron Mulgrave
Charles George
Arden
Hugh
Baron Masser
Baron Riversdale
Lowther
Augustus John
Baron
Muncaster
Janes Caulfield
Kimaine
Valentine
Cloncurry
Sampson
Eardley
Luke
Clonbrook
Waterpark
Samuel
Bridport
George Augustar
Rancliffe
Baron Carrington
Warner
Rossmore
Baron Keith
Morton
Baron Uenley
Crotworthy
Baron Langford
Baron Dufferin
Clane Boye
Ventry
Baron Dunalley
Haron Radatock
Sylvester
Baron Glenbarvie
Baron Norbu Frederick
Rahtown
Rendlesham
Baron Declen
Baron Garvagh
John Francis
Baron Fowden
Baron Downes
Leinster
Proposals for Barracks Housing in Dublin
Office of Ordnance Dublin issues notice ready to receive proposals for eleven houses in South Great Georges Street area formerly temporary barracks. Sealed proposals due by the 17th of the month. applicants must submit title plans and rent details to Richard Martin solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great George 'Sia
Richard Martin
Beester-Street
Uhin
Dublin Baths Rates and Rules from a Faculty Approved Establishment
The document lists monthly, quarterly, and yearly rates for warm tepid sea water, medicated, vapor, mercurial fumigation, shower and cold baths, portable baths, and hire options. It details subscription terms, inclusions, and penalties, with regulations on payment, deposits, privacy of valuables, and special access for ladies and gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faculty OF Dublin
Clontarf
Napoleon Napoleonic Works and Memoirs Sell in Late 18th Century
A catalog of historical and literary works offered by Henry Colburn and Co and other booksellers. It lists multi volume sets on Napoleonic campaigns, reflections on Wellington and other commanders, and biographical pieces. Also advertised are The Hermit Abroad and The Manuscript of 1814 detailing Napoleon's abdication, with notes and maps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Colburn
Joan Comma
Dytts
Napoleon
St. Helens
Cositain
Napothin
Wellington
Charlotte
Tuileries
Kingdom of Poland
Antwerp
India
Morgan
Paul— Pee
Benuvesu
Dumouriez
Lucca
Alexander
Basanno
Madame de Montessan
Marehat Nav
Pauline
Poniatowski
Wegnauit
Jean W Angely
Madame de Stae
Madame Recamir
Europe
M. de Siamondi
Thomae Roscoe
New Times
London
Baron Fain
Circular on Treating Belligerent Vessels in U S Ports 1823
Treasury circular dated July 30 1823 guides customs collectors on handling public and private armed vessels of France and Spain entering U S ports. It states that vessels may enter and repair but cannot increase arms or munitions, cannot be condemned or sold, may depart freely, and requires inspection to prevent smuggling. It covers prizes and shipping of wrecked vessels, with neutral treatment for both belligerents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Intelligencer
Treasury Department
France
Spain
United States
Custom House
Spanish America
Tragic Death of Wadaie Pelus Under Lunacy Verdict
Wadaie Pelus was found Wednesday evening hanging from a door nail at Privhtod. Medical aid arrived too late. The coroner’s jury returned a lunacy verdict, noting the deceased had previously suffered mental derangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soretoe
Wadaie Pelus
Greek independence news in Europe and Near East
Letters from Vienna and Tripoli report Greek successes against Turks at Zapistan and near Candia. Senate members leave Napoli di Romania to seek aid from England. Missilonghi convoys confiscated by Austria for contraband, aiding Patras garrison. Cannia meanwhile remains Turkish, Greeks mass around the fortress, a dawn of freedom rises for Greece amid barbarism. Ballesteros at Priego with 15,000 men plans renewed hostilities after the armistice, while Morillo’s army may seek French exile if Cadiz talks fail.
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Vienna
Tripolian
Zapstan
Napoli
Romania
England
Orlando
Zaimi
M. Luziotti
Great Briwin
Missilonghi
Patras
Candia
Canea
Greece
Rome
Cordova
Ballesteros
Priego
Zayas
Ang A Pergon
Moon Ryime
Morillo
Constancaer
Ney
Carmot
Cadiz
France
Spain News Briefs: Royalist Blockade and Pamplona Plans
Madrid remained tranquil on the 29th as Royalists in the capital anticipated rapid Cadiz relief. Besieging fleets from the Mediterranean were to be joined by ten frigates, while the royal family reportedly healthy and less restricted. Barros and other constitutionalists organized privateers to disrupt French maritime links. Pamplona siege preparations advanced for the 1st, and Malaga lower commander Zayas was replaced by Riego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne
Madrid
Cadiz
Mediterranean
Barros
Pampolona
Zayas
Hallasteros
Malaga
Riego
Madrid Parade Fails to Impress Amid Claims of Conspiracy
A chaotic Madrid scene unfolds with 1200 Quesada troops reviewed on the Prado while large forces of French and Spanish guards are cited. An apparent order of march, claims of a convention, and a Getafe incident illustrate distrust and violent suppression within the faith party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markin Ava
Prado
Quesada
Ling
Iso
Uesada
Regiment de la Reina
Alcala
Bayonne
Madrid
Phie Troapa
Quasada
Prulo
Orope
Roo Ten
Lopes Banus
Vitaly
Moise
Therlappesiaoee Uoder
Getafe
Faith
Aris Pol
Canaries
Hedon
Regiments Embarkation Orders From Dublin and Gibraltar
Reports detail British regiments including the Royal Welch Fusileers and 76th Infantry ordered to embark aboard transports at Dublin for Gibraltar. The Light Dragoons recently returned from Bombay near Romford Barracks, with forty men needed to fill its ranks. A countermanded India embarkation affects the Queen's Royal Regiment in Dublin.
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God
Wiltshire
Royal Welch Fusileers
Dublin
Gibraltar
76Th Infantry
Cato
Vibelia
Regiment of
Light Dragoons
Lancers
Upton Castle
Barkworth Bee
Bombay
Chatham
Romford Barracks
Queen's Royal) Regiment of Infantry
India
Marriages in London and Cork from Stampted Notices
In Nottingham, the Lady of Vere Fane announces a marriage in London, with the Marchioness of Chandos delivering a child. In Lower Mount-atreet, the Lady of Thomas Fisisy esq. reports a marriage to Mary Anne, fourth daughter of Hehet Warren Gambleton of Castleview, Cork. In Bath, Joseph Martineau esq. weds Caroline, sister of Capture Parry. At Southampton, Alexander Smith of Palwead Lodge marries Sophia Murray. In London, Percy Mentaga to Maria, and a note on social reputation concludes with a long formal mention of accord and decorum.
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Cowes
Compton Bay
Freshwater
Dromore
Latanea
Welsh
Robert Peel
Birmingham General Hospital
James Charters
Oxford
Warboys
Strart
St. George's Church
Hanover Square
Thomas Dundas
Lord Dundas
Sophia Jane
Abe Late
Sir Hepworth Williamson
Leutserde
Kentucky
Morning Post
St Taliow Ctoreh
G Guarbleton
Perces
Mary Anne
Hehet
Warren Gambleton
Castleview
County of Cork
Bath
Joseph Martineau
Caroline
Doctor Parry
Thatesty
Parry
Southampton
Alexander
Wo. Smith
Liverpool
Saplia
Vetoreat
Hober Murray
London
Percy Sevuiour Mentaga
Maria Venpogeet Dag Ter
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Robert Mayne
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Liam Renport
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Lésira
Cornagh
Obadier
Matthew Tobias
William Stewart
William C. Crawford
És Rapin
Somes Wikington
Castlewillington
Joahua Minnett
Enq
Annaber
Vierry Allen
Shanbally
William Smith
Esg
Southhil
George Finch
Kilcoiman
Ste Robert Waller
Lissenhall
Thomasee Pepper
Loughton
Robert Ga
Traverston
Edward Aly
Castlemore
Stephen Egan
Roscres Cottage
William B. Fry
Leipsic
John Exshaw
Raghesh-Giehe
Wiliam Smithwick
Youghal Lodge
Robert Roe
Burris-in-Ossory
Lord Dunally
Kilboy
John Bayley
Debaboro
William L’estrange
Roscrea
George Birch
Monahinch
Sandford Palmer
Alexander Prancka
Ditto
Henry Sayce
Monshinch
Fransis
Freeman
Summerhill
John Smith
Annaville
Rowan P. Cashel
Rp Castle
John Franks
Edward Smith
James Henry Monaghan
Heathlawn
Mal
Ryan
Nenagh
Roscren
Office OF Ordnance
St Sertember
Joan Hughes
Temple-Street
Mountjoy-Square
Ria
Lord Lieutenant
Stax
Harrowgate
Cheltenham
Leamingtoun
Pyrmont
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