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Some Selected Reports from The Dublin Journal published by George Faulkner

Saturday, October 6th, 1810

Game Licences.

The County Carlow Distributor's Return of Game Certificates, from 25th March, to 14th September, 1810.

Names Residence

Edward Byrne Tullow

Henry Bruen Oak Park

George Baily Killbride

Edward Box Carlow

Charles Burton Pollerton

Hon.William Browne Brownshill

Paul Carter Powerstown

John Dillon Killenora

Jones Duckett Duckett's-grove

John Duckett Ditto

William Garrett Janeville

William Hackett Royal Oak

Walter Kavanagh Borris

James Little Spawhill

William M'Grath Cornillan

John Murray Carlow

Andrew Nowlan Myshall

John O'Brien Larrah

Rev.William Pasley Kill Edmond

Matthew Dillon Thomas Inche, Leighlin-bridge

Henry Walters Staplestown

John Watsoa Ballydarton

Henry Thomas Watson Lumbelon


Names	Residence
Edward Byrne	Tullow
Henry Bruen	Oak Park
George Baily	Killbride
Edward Box	Carlow
Charles Burton	Pollerton
Hon.William Browne	Brownshill
Paul Carter	Powerstown
John Dillon	Killenora
Jones Duckett	Duckett's-grove
John Duckett	Ditto
William Garrett	Janeville
William Hackett	Royal Oak
Walter Kavanagh	Borris
James Little	Spawhill
William M'Grath	Cornillan
John Murray	Carlow
Andrew Nowlan	Myshall
John O'Brien	Larrah
Rev.William Pasley	Kill Edmond
Matthew Dillon Thomas	Inche, Leighlin-bridge
Henry Walters	Staplestown
John Watsoa	Ballydarton
Henry Thomas Watson	Lumbelon

Eliz.Flemming, Distrbutor, Carlow

Game Licenses.

A List of the Names of the several Persons who have taken out Game Certificates from George Buchanan, Distributor of Stamps for Tyrone, at Omagh, between the 25th March and 1st Sept.1810.

Names Residence

Rt.Hon.Sir John Stewart Lisonally

Edw.Archdall, Esq. Castlearchdall

James Lowry, Esq. Rockdale

Robert Lowry Pomeroy House

John Eccles, Esq. Fintona

F.S.Pole, Esq. Mountjoy Park

David Walker, Esq. Near Omagh

Robert M'Causland, Esq. Daisy Hill

C.A.Kinsley, Esq. Clonsillagh

John Stack, Esq. Erginaught

Rev.Thos.Stack Omagh

Daniel Wilson, Esq. Omagh

James Wilson, Gent. Cavan, near Fintona

Andrew Wilson, Gent. Omagh

Andw.Newton, jun. Gent. Coagh

George Reed, Gent. Camus

Lieut.Col.Barlow, 61 regt. Omagh

John Row, Esq. do. Omagh

John Greenup, Esq. Omagh

M.Irwin, Esq. Omagh

Charles Quin, Gent. Omagh

Andrew Crawford, Gent. Barnough

W.H.Richardson, Esq. Prospect

Lt.Dunn, Antrim Militia Aughnacloy

Patrick Coligan Favour Royal

William Sparrow Clogher

Edward Foy Mountjoy Park

David Denny Do.

William M'Clean Do.

James Duffy Aughintain

John Donnelly Reakin

David Johnston Seashaughbuoy


Names	Residence
Rt.Hon.Sir John Stewart	Lisonally
Edw.Archdall, Esq.	Castlearchdall
James Lowry, Esq.	Rockdale
Robert Lowry	Pomeroy House
John Eccles, Esq.	Fintona
F.S.Pole, Esq.	Mountjoy Park
David Walker, Esq.	Near Omagh
Robert M'Causland, Esq.	Daisy Hill
C.A.Kinsley, Esq.	Clonsillagh
John Stack, Esq.	Erginaught
Rev.Thos.Stack	Omagh
Daniel Wilson, Esq.	Omagh
James Wilson, Gent.	Cavan, near Fintona
Andrew Wilson, Gent.	Omagh
Andw.Newton, jun. Gent.	Coagh
George Reed, Gent.	Camus
Lieut.Col.Barlow, 61 regt.	Omagh
John Row, Esq. do.	Omagh
John Greenup, Esq.	Omagh
M.Irwin, Esq.	Omagh
Charles Quin, Gent.	Omagh
Andrew Crawford, Gent.	Barnough
W.H.Richardson, Esq.	Prospect
Lt.Dunn, Antrim Militia	Aughnacloy
Patrick Coligan	Favour Royal
William Sparrow	Clogher
Edward Foy	Mountjoy Park
David Denny	Do.
William M'Clean	Do.
James Duffy	Aughintain
John Donnelly	Reakin
David Johnston	Seashaughbuoy

Geo.Buchanan, District of Tyrone.

Stamp-Office, Portarlington.

List of the several Persons who have taken out Game Certificates, from this Office, from the 25th of March to this day.

Richard Warburton, Esq. Garryhinch

Mr.John Hacket Ditto

Mr.John Wilkinson Terliogan

Mr.John Dunn Portarlington

Mr.Thomas L.Munday Ditto


Richard Warburton, Esq.	Garryhinch
Mr.John Hacket	Ditto
Mr.John Wilkinson	Terliogan
Mr.John Dunn	Portarlington
Mr.Thomas L.Munday	Ditto

George Hill,
Distributor for Portarlington.

CITY TREASURERS OFFICE

Alderman Carleton will commence paying the Half's Years Interest due on the City of Dublin Bonds and Pipe Water Debentures the 29th September inst. on Saturday next, the 6th of October, from the Hour of Twelve o'Clock until Three, and will continue to pay the same on each succeeding Wednesday and Saturday at same Hours.
No.12, Eustace-street, 28th Sept. 1810.

TO BUILDERS.
Old Men's Asylum

The Trustees of this Institution will receive Proposals for Building an Asylum to accommodate Poor Old Men, agreeably to a Plan, to be seen at the Secretary's, Mr.John Jones, No.40, South Great George's-street.- Those Persons who may be desirous to Contract for said Building are requested to leave their Proposals, sealed, at Mr.Jones's, previous to Tuesday, the 16th inst. - Security for the performance of the Contract will be required.
The General Meeting of Governors, Subscribers, and Box-holders is adjourned till further Notice.
Benefactions towards the support of the Asylum are received by the Treasurers, the Right.Hon.D.Latouche and Co. by the other Dublin Bankers, by the Rev.Edward Marton, York-street, and the Secretary.

MR. OGLE'S BIRTH-DAY,
Monday, 15th October.

The High Sheriff requests that such Gentlemen as wish to Dine and Celebrate Mr.Ogle's Birth-day, will leave their Names at the Bar of White's Hotel, Wexford, that Dinner may be provided accordingly. Clobemon, Sept.29, 1810.

Doctor Jacob, }

Rev.Joseph Miller, }

Captain Towell, } Stewards.

G.H.Reade, }

Thomas Richards, }

William Percivall, }

Thos.Edwards, Esqrs. }


Doctor Jacob,	}
Rev.Joseph Miller,	}
Captain Towell,	}	Stewards.
G.H.Reade,	}
Thomas Richards,	}
William Percivall,	}
Thos.Edwards, Esqrs.	}

* Mr.Ogle's Birth-Day falling on Sunday, will be celebrated on Monday the 15th.

Dublin, - Saturday, Oct.6.

The annual celebration of the Birth-day of that tried and steady friend to the Constitution in Church and State, the Right.Hon.George Ogle, will take place at Wexford, on Monday the 15th inst.

Married.
On Saturday last, at Christ Church, Cork, J.Barrett, Esq. aged 76, to Mrs M'Master, aged 82.- The sprightly pair went to the country to spend the honeymoon ! ! !

Old Men's Asylum.
To the Humane and Benevolent

A few persons, who feel sympathetic pity for their fellow creatures, have frequently met together in Dublin, in order to consider of, and adopt the best means to enable them to relieve the Poor and Afflicted Old Men, who by their peculiar situations and bodily infirmities, are no longer able to procure a morsel of bread; and now humbly beg leave to submit to the public, the result of their deliberations and resolutions.
I. It being evident, that no public place of abode, of effectual relief, for the alleviation of the miseries of the above description of men are provided in this Metropolis, they are persuaded that an Asylum for the accommodation of Poor Old Men, of good character, is essentially necessary, and claims the support of the philanthropic public.
II. That with the blessing of God, and liberal assistance of the friends of the suffering poor, as soon as possible, a House shall be erected, answerable to the foregoing purpose.
III. That a Committee be appointed to meet from time to time, for the purpose of carrying these determinations into effect; and that the following persons compose said Committee.

Rev.E.Martin, Pres. York-st. Mr.J.Lowther, 11, Dame-c.

Mr.J.Kerr, 13, Whitefriat-st. A.Boyd, Henry-st.

W.Hall, 51, Pill-lane. R.Powell, 76, Bride-st.

P.French, Peter-place. G.Gallagher, Cork-st.

T.Fanuin, 42, Bishop-st. J.Wright, 20, Essex-st.

T.Taylor, 51, Castle-st. J.Jones, S.George's-st.


Rev.E.Martin, Pres. York-st.	Mr.J.Lowther, 11, Dame-c.
Mr.J.Kerr, 13, Whitefriat-st.	A.Boyd, Henry-st.
W.Hall, 51, Pill-lane.	R.Powell, 76, Bride-st.
P.French, Peter-place.	G.Gallagher, Cork-st.
T.Fanuin, 42, Bishop-st.	J.Wright, 20, Essex-st.
T.Taylor, 51, Castle-st.	J.Jones, S.George's-st.

The Committee after sundry meetings, and by the aid afforded, have taken ground in an eligible situation, whereon to erect the intended Asylum : the Lease is 998 Years; plans for the buildings have been presented; and these submitted for approbation, and what now remains wanting to perfect this understanding, is pecuniary aid. The individuals of this Committee have ultimately resolved to continue to solicit the assistance of the well wishers to charitable institutions, and those generous souls, who are never weary in well doing, but feel it more blessed than to receive, to aid them in this arduous work; and they humbly direct the minds of such to the Sacred Rule of Christian practice, which commands that,
"Thou shalt rise up before the Hoary Head, and honour the Face of the Old Man." Lev.xix.32.- and adds, "The Poor shall never cease out of the Land : therefore I command thee, thou shalt open thine hand wide unto thy Brother."- Deut.xv.II.
The Right Hon.David Latouche, and Co. have kindly become Treasurers; at whose Bank, and the other Banks of this City, as well as by the persons composing the Committee, benefactions are received.

The following benefactions (with lessers sums) have been received.

The Rev.A.Averell �50 0 0 Mr.W.Andrews �5 13 9

J.B.Esq., London 23 16 8 Mr.R.Powell 5 13 9

Mr.B.Dugdale 22 15 0 Mr.S.Taylor 5 13 9

Rev.Dr.Coke 11 7 6 Mr.S.Harpur 5 13 9

Mr.J.Taylor 11 7 6 Mr.G.Gallagher 5 13 9

Mr.John Davison 11 7 6 Mr.J.Stevenson 5 13 9

T.M'Kenny, Esq. 10 0 0 Mrs.Tyrrell 5 13 9

Mr.J.Lowther 10 0 0 Mr.W.Maguire 5 13 9

Mr.J.Jones 7 13 9 Mr.T.Dunne 5 13 9

T.Parnell, Esq. 5 13 9 Mr.J.Bentley 5 0 0

Mr.P.French 5 13 9 Friend of Mr.Kerr 3 0 0

Mr.S.Graham 5 13 9 Do. by Mr.Powell 2 15 0

Mr.Fannin 5 13 9 Rev.Mr.Letablere 2 5 6

Dr.Percival 5 13 9 Mrs.Rawson 2 5 6

Mr.A.Kelly 5 13 9 Mr.W.M'Donnell 2 2 9

A Friend 5 13 9 Chas.Haskins, Esq. 2 0 0

Mr.Fenton 5 13 9 Friend of Mr.Kerr 2 0 0

Mr.J.Wright 5 13 9 Mr.T.Maguire 2 0 0

Dr.Gardener, London 5 13 9 -- Johnson, Esq. 1 10 0

Mr.J.Kerr 5 13 9 Mrs.J.Chambers 1 2 9

Mr.Mayne 5 13 9 Mr.Henly 1 2 9

Mr.Greenham 5 13 9 Mr.Sam.Moxon 1 2 9

Mrs.Maffett 5 13 9 Mr.Barnes 1 2 9

Miss Dodd 5 13 9 Mr.R.Wilson 1 2 9

Mr.A.Boyd 5 13 9 Mr.P.Fox 1 2 9

B.Hamilton, Esq. 5 13 9 Mr.W.English 1 2 9

W.Andrews, Esq. 5 13 9 Mrs.Whitelaw 1 0 0

T.Roberts, Esq. 5 13 9


The Rev.A.Averell	�50	0	0	Mr.W.Andrews	�5	13	9
J.B.Esq., London	23	16	8	Mr.R.Powell	5	13	9
Mr.B.Dugdale	22	15	0	Mr.S.Taylor	5	13	9
Rev.Dr.Coke	11	7	6	Mr.S.Harpur	5	13	9
Mr.J.Taylor	11	7	6	Mr.G.Gallagher	5	13	9
Mr.John Davison	11	7	6	Mr.J.Stevenson	5	13	9
T.M'Kenny, Esq.	10	0	0	Mrs.Tyrrell	5	13	9
Mr.J.Lowther	10	0	0	Mr.W.Maguire	5	13	9
Mr.J.Jones	7	13	9	Mr.T.Dunne	5	13	9
T.Parnell, Esq.	5	13	9	Mr.J.Bentley	5	0	0
Mr.P.French	5	13	9	Friend of Mr.Kerr	3	0	0
Mr.S.Graham	5	13	9	Do. by Mr.Powell	2	15	0
Mr.Fannin	5	13	9	Rev.Mr.Letablere	2	5	6
Dr.Percival	5	13	9	Mrs.Rawson	2	5	6
Mr.A.Kelly	5	13	9	Mr.W.M'Donnell	2	2	9
A Friend	5	13	9	Chas.Haskins, Esq.	2	0	0
Mr.Fenton	5	13	9	Friend of Mr.Kerr	2	0	0
Mr.J.Wright	5	13	9	Mr.T.Maguire	2	0	0
Dr.Gardener, London	5	13	9	-- Johnson, Esq.	1	10	0
Mr.J.Kerr	5	13	9	Mrs.J.Chambers	1	2	9
Mr.Mayne	5	13	9	Mr.Henly	1	2	9
Mr.Greenham	5	13	9	Mr.Sam.Moxon	1	2	9
Mrs.Maffett	5	13	9	Mr.Barnes	1	2	9
Miss Dodd	5	13	9	Mr.R.Wilson	1	2	9
Mr.A.Boyd	5	13	9	Mr.P.Fox	1	2	9
B.Hamilton, Esq.	5	13	9	Mr.W.English	1	2	9
W.Andrews, Esq.	5	13	9	Mrs.Whitelaw	1	0	0
T.Roberts, Esq.	5	13	9

From the Boxes, in possession of several kind friends, various sums have been received; persons desirous of holding Boxes, are respectfully acquainted they may be had of the Secretary, 40, South Great George's-street, who will also give every information relative to this Institution.