Concert of Vocal and Instrumental Music Sept 27 1817
Under the patronage of the Lord Lieutenant and the Duchess of Dorset a concert of vocal and instrumental music will be performed on Saturday evening September 27 at the Rowins venue. Proceeds benefit unspecified local causes and notable attendees are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lis
Duchess of
Dorset
Decrees and Auction Notice in 1817 Irish Princetown
Decrees order creditors and legatees of Patrick Wogan to prove debts by November else barred, dated September 25 1817. William Henn solicitor in York Street directs. George Wharton and John Dodd appear as solicitors. Dodd announces new Great Rooms for auction and sale on commission with cash advances, backed by Dods and Elliott auctioneers and valuators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CERY
Patrick Wogan
William Henn
York-street
Ohn Dodd
Lower
Ormand Quay
Dodd
Dods
Flliott
Benjamin Franklin
Bey
Orie Ginates
Willian Vempte Franklin
Caucasus
Georgia
Tig Julius von Rlaproth
Y. Ree
von Moritz von Englehardt
Friedrich Parrott
John Bowdler
Lincoln's Tun
Jula Williamson
France
Germany
J. Jurgenson
York Junnaiie
Ty Wiliam Wilberforce
Kay
Jonathien Gray
William Stark
Samuel Tuke
Shakrsprare
William Harboty
Biographia Literaria
Coleridge
Eau
Lasden
Edinburgh
Archibald Constable and Co
John Cumming
Lower Ormondquay
Dublin
Painted Sun Blinds and County Insolvency Notices
Irish notice features painted sun blinds advertising Irish scenery by Mr. Janer and public appeals for prompt cash payments. It also includes Bridget Flinn declaring readiness for examination regarding insolvency proceedings in Dublin court, with creditors named from Liverpool and Drogheda and a general call to all creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ereland
Europe
West India
Holland
Janer
St. Michaels
Meathstreet Chapel
Jones
Flo
Moore-street
Nrisvo’s
A. Arrowsmith
Stoner Haca
Edinburgh
Constable and Co
John Cumming
Lower Armand Quay
Dublin
New General Atlas Published in Royal Quarto
A London advertisement notes a new general atlas titled A New General Atlas, priced at £1 1s, with half-bound form. It lists Empowered by Act of Parliament, capital one million sterling, and shows publishers on Morlamm Street Dublin and Naw Maedoe Street Lowhow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALE Fire and Life
Oinsurance Company
Naw Maidoe-Street
Lowhow
Weer- Morlamm-Street
Dublin
Bank of Ireland General Court Notice 1817
Bank of Ireland announces a General Court of Proprietors to be held on Tuesday next the 30th instant at one o clock precisely pursuant to charter by order Thomas Williams secretary dated Lith September 1817 locations not specified but date given and formal notice issued with official signature and seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Dublin
William Graham
Aughavana
Aughavanaph
Ballycooge
Ballinvalley
Killacloran
Killaveney
Buallinclea
County of Wicklow
General Poor Fund Committee
General Poor Fund
Geo. Archer
Bank OF Ireland
Serr
House of Industry
UCU
Aungier Street
Adamson
Translated Essays and Political News Abroad
A window into early 19th century affairs. Madame Bruntas Letters from Rome discuss papal captivity history. Juval Juvenal translation teased as Brussels journal notes. Pradt and elections in Paris stirred public interest. Prague guards study swimming feats. Parma prince poised for church roles. Berlin letters hint at constitutional upheavals settling quietly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dadzin
Frankfort
Madame Bruntas
Rome
Brussels
Juvenal
Ly de Baron Mechin
Rhone
Moniteur
M- Raoul
Athengigan
Tournay
M. de Pradt
Paris
France
de Phil
Prague
Prince Charles
Spree
Frantint
Prince of
Parma
Ratisbon
Hietas
Berlin
Paris elections dominate French News and threats of disorder
Paris elections draw intense attention as only a fraction of the Chamber votes is expected to be completed. Reports warn voters against manipulation by pro legitimist factions while Lafayette emerges as a possible majority figure. Controversies over the Concordat and political trials fuel a tense climate across Paris and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Seine
Friends of Legitimacy
Paris
Evat-sajoc
National Guard
Tarahal Oudinot
Laa
Lafayette
Daeron Danilon
Ouidin
Dumont
Siamiaiker
Tiave
Tertaa
Purta
Dare of
Wellgton
AlSier
Vatad Brass
Reflections From a Divided Europe and Eastern Affairs
Reported from Fienna Berlin and Turkey on Sept 3 1810 describe ongoing calm under liberal rule in Austria while Europe faces unrest. Riots near Bredlau end with firm civil and military action. Prince Wittgenstein injuries in Dresden and Chancellor Hardenberg ill. In Aleppo emirs rise briefly, Ankara plague spreads and Capu Aglu’s son is treated in the imperial plague hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fienna
Europe
Berlin
Bredlau
Prince Wittgenstein
Dresden
Prince Hardenberg
Carlsbad
Rhine
Pyrmont
Turkey
Aleppo
Pacha
Syria
Nakibo Esphraf
Antiocha
Paria
Constantinople
Capu Aglu
David der Davidian
Porte
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Theatre Royal
Mons
St Pierre
Mac Serape
Ir. Webb
Nell
Seapoine
Smith
London
Myonnele
O Ryan
Barion
Nicholson
Nichiolson
Oryan
Mra
Shillelagh
Duelt
Mr. Barton
Bae Alahn Jene
Wire Surat
Sweet Bird
Mrs. Smith
Mastr O Ryan
Mezzinghi
Hodson
Parry
Arts
Handel
Braham
King
Seach
Master O'Ryan
SL. Werburgh
Pari H
Rew
Hawthorne
Jet Brien
Peter Fillott
Rich
Witon
Fred
Alexander
Charlen Stewart
Fey
Guinness Haying Lute
Caghegan
Guinness
Courag Cin
Diedian Fourant
Saundersa News Lett
Dublin Seculat
Fi Tans Journal
County Wicklow
Thomas
Richard Graham
Chan George Wheeler
Michael Wogan Sullivan
Anne Wogan
George Wharton, Soliour
Dodd's Great Rooms
Upper Sackville-Street
Frauserr
Upper
Sackville-street
Transparent Orientalsun Blind Manufactory
Nereby
Sheriffs’ Court
Reagan
Irelan Andals
Bridget Flinn
James Farrell
John Blampeon
Mr. Magney
Dad Mears
Burrows and Co
Liverpool
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Great Brican
Joseph Carcolan
Drogheda
Brifhst Cork
Kenneet Sergan
Robert Seewart
Robert Richardson
Denis M'Cheave
John Macartney
Thomas Hall
Richard Wilson
Jatin Bult
Tullamor Woater
Arsion Company
Osmany
John Kingston James
Edinburgh Gazetteer
Anclimate Constance, and Co
Lower Ormond Quay
Prige Gs
Edinburgh Review
Criticaila Journal
Thomas Williams
C, Fitzgerald
M. Keene
N. Callwell
College-green
Newberry and Son
B. Dugdale
Davison's
Parliament-street
Margate
Southampton
Scarborough
Bath
Bristol