Search the Catalogue

home / CSO/RP Catalogue Search /

1821 Search Results

Contents of subcategory '1821', 1906 records found

records pages navigation

Perform a search in this subcategory

Showing records 11 to 20

Record 11 from 'CSO/RP'
NAI REFERENCE:

CSO/RP/1821/11
TITLE:

Loyal address from inhabitants of County Clare to King George IV
SCOPE & CONTENT:

Letter from John MacDonnell, Kildare Street, Dublin, high sheriff of County Clare, to William Gregory, Under Secretary, Dublin Castle, enclosing loyal address of County Clare to His Majesty King George IV. Address signed by MacDonnell and accompanied by 165 signatures.
EXTENT:

4 items; 10pp
DATE(S):

[Feb 1821]-19 Feb 1821
DATE EARLY:

1821
DATE LATE:

1821
ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

CSORP1821/11
Record 12 from 'CSO/RP'
NAI REFERENCE:

CSO/RP/1821/12
TITLE:

Attested copy of writ of ad quod damnum concerning application to hold fairs in Castlecomer, County Kilkenny
SCOPE & CONTENT:

Attested copy of writ of ad quod damnum to Josiah Coghill, high sheriff of County Kilkenny, to summon a jury to enquire into the application of Anne Countess of Ormonde and Ossory, for a warrant to hold 4 yearly fairs in town of Castlecomer, barony of Fassadinin, County Kilkenny, and reporting outcome of the jury, approving the application.
EXTENT:

1 item; 11pp
DATE(S):

8 Dec 1820-25 Jan 1821
DATE EARLY:

1820
DATE LATE:

1821
ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

CSORP1821/12
Record 13 from 'CSO/RP'
NAI REFERENCE:

CSO/RP/1821/13
TITLE:

Letter from James Allin, Youghal, County Cork, offering suggestions for suppression of trade combinations
SCOPE & CONTENT:

Letter from James Allin [indexed by CSO as Allen], Youghal, County Cork, to William Gregory, Under Secretary, Dublin Castle, proposing additional suggestions to government, to suppress combinations in trades. Suggestions include the keeping of a registry for each trade, containing details on each individual, and granting certificates to entitle an individual to work at a particular trade.
EXTENT:

1 item; 4pp
DATE(S):

15 Feb 1821
DATE EARLY:

1821
DATE LATE:

1821
ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

CSORP1821/13
DOCUMENT IMAGE:
  • CSO RP 1821 13 a
  • CSO RP 1821 13 b
  • CSO RP 1821 13 c
  • CSO RP 1821 13 d
    Record 14 from 'CSO/RP'
    NAI REFERENCE:

    CSO/RP/1821/14
    TITLE:

    Letter from anonymous writer, concerning legislation respecting Court of Chancery
    SCOPE & CONTENT:

    Letter from anonymous writer, describing himself as a clerk in one of the offices of Irish Court of Chancery, to Charles Grant, Chief Secretary of Ireland, at Irish Office, London, concerning the chancery bill. Expresses concern that the bill corrects various abuses in legal process, which are unjust to the rights of a plaintiff. Highlights examples of unnecessary duplication in paperwork and processes, which serves only to allow clerks to charge large fees to the plaintiff. Encloses an example of a plaintiff's bill of cost, concerning a lunatic's fortune, highlighting the 'system of extortion' of which he complains.
    EXTENT:

    2 items; 6pp
    DATE(S):

    Mar 1821
    DATE EARLY:

    1821
    DATE LATE:

    1821
    ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

    CSORP1821/14
    Record 15 from 'CSO/RP'
    NAI REFERENCE:

    CSO/RP/1821/15
    TITLE:

    Letter from anonymous writer concerning right of widow of William Walker, late recorder of Dublin city, to a pension
    SCOPE & CONTENT:

    Letter from anonymous writer, Dublin, to Charles Grant, Chief Secretary of Ireland, at Irish Office, London, concerning Mrs Walker, widow of William Walker, the late recorder of Dublin. States that the recorder made a very valuable living, and that therefore, no pension should be considered for his widow, despite the resolution of the Lord Mayor, aldermen and commons of Dublin, to address Earl Talbot, Lord Lieutenant, on her behalf.
    EXTENT:

    1 item; 4pp
    DATE(S):

    3 Mar 1821
    DATE EARLY:

    1821
    DATE LATE:

    1821
    ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

    CSORP1821/15
    Record 16 from 'CSO/RP'
    NAI REFERENCE:

    CSO/RP/1821/16
    TITLE:

    Letters from anonymous writers, concerning new insolvent debtors legislation
    SCOPE & CONTENT:

    Letter from anonymous writer, Dublin, to Charles Grant, Chief Secretary of Ireland, at Irish Office, London, concerning insolvent debtors' bill, 13 April 1821. Expresses concerns of several men held in Four Courts Marshalsea, Dublin of spending longer in prison, if remanded a second time, in order to benefit from the new act. Also anonymous letter from 'Charity' to Grant, on subject, denouncing the imprisonment of a man for debt, and with a family to support, as 'cruel' and 'odious'. Expresses hopes that the new bill will be 'properly framed so as to give a breathing to those who are insolvent', rather than throwing them on the mercy of their creditors, [April 1821]. Also anonymous letter from 'A Philanthropist', County Londonderry, requesting that the amended bill protect the debtor from being 'harassed' by his creditors, 8 April 1921.
    EXTENT:

    3 items; 9pp
    DATE(S):

    [Apr 1821]-13 Apr 1821
    DATE EARLY:

    1821
    DATE LATE:

    1821
    ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

    CSORP1821/16
    Record 17 from 'CSO/RP'
    NAI REFERENCE:

    CSO/RP/1821/17
    TITLE:

    Papers concerning Henry Allen's complaints of injustice concerning fees owed to officers in Irish law courts
    SCOPE & CONTENT:

    2 letters from Henry Allen, debtor held in Four Courts Marshalsea, Dublin, to Charles Grant, Chief Secretary, Dublin Castle, highlighting injustice of his imprisonment for fees owed to the Pursuivant of the Court of Chancery, despite having settled his original debt. Also the plight of other 'distressed Prisoners now in Confinement for Fees alleged as due to different Officers of the Courts of Law'. Encloses statement detailing the 'different Fees exacted & extorted from unfortunate prisoners to supply the artificial wants of Rich unfeeling Men'. Expresses hope that a clause will be inserted into the new insolvent debtors' bill, to prevent prolonged imprisonment on these grounds, 4; 19 Apr 1821. Also letter from Allen to Grant, concerning Allen's proposals for planting of forest trees in his native County Wicklow, 18 August 1821.
    EXTENT:

    4 items; 12pp
    DATE(S):

    4 Apr 1821-18 Aug 1821
    DATE EARLY:

    1821
    DATE LATE:

    1821
    ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

    CSORP1821/17
    Record 18 from 'CSO/RP'
    NAI REFERENCE:

    CSO/RP/1821/18
    TITLE:

    Letter from Francis Andrew, Dublin, concerning his suggestions for increasing government revenue
    SCOPE & CONTENT:

    Letter from Francis Andrews, 29 Capel Street, Dublin, Charles Grant, Chief Secretary, Dublin Castle, expressing his wish to send Henry Addington, 1st viscount Sidmouth, Secretary of State for the Home Department, details of Andrews' suggestions for considerably increasing the revenue from a particular branch of government. Annotation on reverse of draft letter of reply from Grant, Irish Office, London, to Andrews, requesting him to detail his plans to Sidmouth, 3 September 1821.
    EXTENT:

    1 item; 3pp
    DATE(S):

    28 Aug 1821-3 Sep 1821
    DATE EARLY:

    1821
    DATE LATE:

    1821
    ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

    CSORP1821/18
    Record 19 from 'CSO/RP'
    NAI REFERENCE:

    CSO/RP/1821/19
    TITLE:

    Letter from John Barclay Alloway, director of Public Coal Yards, Dublin city, concerning the abolition of the yards
    SCOPE & CONTENT:

    Letter from John Barclay Alloway, Public Coal Yard, Dublin, director of Public Coal Yards of Dublin city, to Charles Grant, Chief Secretary of Ireland, Dublin Castle, concerning the bill in progress to abolish the public coal yards of Dublin and Cork, and requesting compensation for his services, 4 June 1821. Annotation on reverse of draft letter of reply from Grant, Irish Office, London, to Alloway, 29 June 1821. Also letter from Alloway to Henry Goulburn, Chief Secretary of Ireland, Dublin Castle, requesting to know what will be done with the supplies of coal already in yards when the act takes effect in January 1822. Laments the loss of such a 'valuable, Charitable Establishment of much public utility as a means of checking monopoly, & high prices in times like the present', and emphasises how much demand there has been for coal from the yards amongst the poor, 31 December 1821.
    EXTENT:

    2 items; 7pp
    DATE(S):

    4 Jun 1821-31 Dec 1821
    DATE EARLY:

    1821
    DATE LATE:

    1821
    ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

    CSORP1821/19
    Record 20 from 'CSO/RP'
    NAI REFERENCE:

    CSO/RP/1821/20
    TITLE:

    Letter from 2nd earl Annesley, proposing candidate for vacant church living of Drumballyroney, County Down
    SCOPE & CONTENT:

    Letter from Richard Annesley, 2nd earl Annesley, to Charles Grant, Chief Secretary, Dublin Castle, concerning the vacancy which has arisen in Church of Ireland living of Drumballyroney, County Down, following death of Reverend Thomas Tighe. Recommends Reverend Mr Johnston for post. Annotation on reverse of letter by Dublin Castle clerk states that the living is not in possession of the crown.
    EXTENT:

    1 item; 2pp
    DATE(S):

    26 Aug 1821
    DATE EARLY:

    1821
    DATE LATE:

    1821
    ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

    CSORP1821/20

    records pages navigation

    Perform a search in this subcategory