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Record 431 from 'CSO/RP'
NAI REFERENCE:

CSO/RP/1818/431
TITLE:

Daniel Lawler, Dublin: for a situation of employment under Government
SCOPE & CONTENT:

Petition of Daniel Lawler, 4 Johnson’s Place, Dublin, to Charles Grant, Chief Secretary, Dublin Castle, requesting a post of employment. Claims that he lost a sum of £76.2.9 while on way to pay bills, ‘my entire dependency’. Also encloses a second petition for relief for ‘my poor little helpless Family’.
EXTENT:

2 items; 4pp
DATE(S):

20 Nov 1818-8 Dec 1818
DATE EARLY:

1818
DATE LATE:

1818
ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

CSORP1818/L64
Record 432 from 'CSO/RP'
NAI REFERENCE:

CSO/RP/1818/432
TITLE:

Rowley Lascelles, sub commissioner, Board of Records, Dublin: complaining of obstruction by Richard Sleater to civil and ecclesiastical affairs books, required by investigation
SCOPE & CONTENT:

Letter from Rowley Lascelles, sub commissioner, Board of Records, 15 Ely Place, Dublin, to William H Gregory, Under Secretary of Ireland, Dublin Castle, complaining that Richard Sleater has obstructed access to civil and ecclesiastical affairs books, which are required for investigation by the Board of Records. Also includes letter from Sleater to Gregory, protesting against the ‘unfounded nature of Lascelles’s application’ and questions whether government confidence should be given to ‘a person so notoriously deranged’.
EXTENT:

2 items; 4pp
DATE(S):

28 Aug 1818
DATE EARLY:

1818
DATE LATE:

1818
ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

CSORP1818/L65
Record 433 from 'CSO/RP'
NAI REFERENCE:

CSO/RP/1818/433
TITLE:

Charles H Todd, Secretary, Commissioners for Superintending Lunatic Asylums, Dublin: on question of erection of asylum for lunatic poor in County Wexford
SCOPE & CONTENT:

Letter from Charles H Todd, Secretary, Commissioners for Superintending Lunatic Asylums, Kildare street, Dublin to Charles Grant, Chief Secretary, Dublin Castle, referring to memorial in connection with erection of an asylum for the lunatic poor in County Wexford. States that ‘a plan for erecting one lunatic Asylum for the Counties of Waterford and Wexford has been in contemplation…and as such plan, if approved, would attain the object which the Governors of the House of Industry at Wexford have in view, and probably at a smaller expense to the public than by separate Establishments’.
EXTENT:

1 item; 3pp
DATE(S):

31 Dec 1818
DATE EARLY:

1818
DATE LATE:

1818
ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

CSORP1818/L68
DOCUMENT IMAGE:
  • CSO RP 1818 433 A
  • CSO RP 1818 433 B
  • CSO RP 1818 433 C
    Record 434 from 'CSO/RP'
    NAI REFERENCE:

    CSO/RP/1818/434
    TITLE:

    Lord Londonderry,Mount Stewart, County Down: for advancement of Samuel Dickson as special taxation officer in the courts of law
    SCOPE & CONTENT:

    Letter from Robert Stewart, 1st marquis of Londonderry, Mount Stewart, County Down, to Chief Secretary’s office, Dublin Castle, recommending advancement of Samuel Dickson to one of new posts as special officer in the courts of law ‘to inspect and tax the Att[orne]y’s Bills of Costs’.
    EXTENT:

    1 item; 3pp
    DATE(S):

    13 Jan 1818
    DATE EARLY:

    1818
    DATE LATE:

    1818
    ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

    CSORP1818/L70
    Record 435 from 'CSO/RP'
    NAI REFERENCE:

    CSO/RP/1818/435
    TITLE:

    John Lyons, Tuam, County Galway: for a situation of employment under Government
    SCOPE & CONTENT:

    4 letters from John Lyons, Tuam, County Galway, to Charles Grant, Chief Secretary, Dublin Castle, requesting a post of employment and enclosing three replies to previous applications from Robert Peel, outgoing Chief Secretary. Also includes letter from William Lyons, 54 Titchfield street, Oxford Road, London, to Lady Sarah Maitland, making recommendation of his brother, John; also letter from M Lennox in support of Lyons.
    EXTENT:

    9 items; 17pp
    DATE(S):

    1 Dec 1818-8 Mar 1819
    DATE EARLY:

    1818
    DATE LATE:

    1819
    ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

    CSORP1818/L72
    Record 436 from 'CSO/RP'
    NAI REFERENCE:

    CSO/RP/1818/436
    TITLE:

    Charles H Todd: proceedings of commissioners appointed to superintend the establishment of asylums for the lunatic poor in Ireland
    SCOPE & CONTENT:

    Outline sketch of the proceedings of the commissioners appointed to superintend the establishment of asylums for the lunatic poor in Ireland, provided by Charles H Todd, for information of Charles Grant, Chief Secretary. Includes document providing outline of districts in Ireland with proposed and existing accommodation for the lunatic poor; also includes printed copy of ‘An Act to Provide for the Establishment of Asylums for the Lunatic Poor in Ireland’, issued 11 July 1817; also letter from Dr George Renny, Dublin, to Grant, referring to enclosed papers on asylums and indicating readiness to address further questions.
    EXTENT:

    10 items; 20pp
    DATE(S):

    1817-18 Dec 1818
    DATE EARLY:

    1817
    DATE LATE:

    1818
    ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

    CSORP1818/L73
    Record 437 from 'CSO/RP'
    NAI REFERENCE:

    CSO/RP/1818/437
    TITLE:

    Thomas Lonergan, Dublin: for financial aid with commerical venture
    SCOPE & CONTENT:

    Letter from Thomas Lonergan, 192 Great Britain [Parnell] Street, Dublin, to Robert Peel, Chief Secretary, Dublin Castle, applying for pecuniary assistance. Describes business difficulties encountered in cotton trade, some ten years ago, resulting in ‘loss of everything’ he possessed; Lonergan continues ‘I have now commenced the Bottling of Porter, Ale and Cider, and the Fruit business, in which I have a prospect of succeeding provided I had the means of keeping the necessary stock’.
    EXTENT:

    1 item; 4pp
    DATE(S):

    13 Dec 1818
    DATE EARLY:

    1818
    DATE LATE:

    1818
    ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

    CSORP1818/L74
    Record 438 from 'CSO/RP'
    NAI REFERENCE:

    CSO/RP/1818/438
    TITLE:

    Report by Dublin Harbour Commissioners on maintenance and erection of lighthouses, beacons, and sea-marks on the coast of Ireland
    SCOPE & CONTENT:

    Report by Dublin Harbour Commissioners on maintenance and erection of lighthouses, beacons, and sea-marks on the coast of Ireland. Indicates that £35,500 has been expended over past three years and discusses works in progress. Includes letter from James Crofton, Treasury, Dublin, to Charles Grant, Chief Secretary, Dublin Castle, with observations and criticism of the report and discussion of expenditure and revenue matters. Also anonymous draft answer relating to cost saving in lights department, which states ‘The means to be proposed is a transfer of the surplus Light Duties’.
    EXTENT:

    3 items; 9pp
    DATE(S):

    24 Dec 1818
    DATE EARLY:

    1818
    DATE LATE:

    1818
    ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

    CSORP1818/L75
    Record 439 from 'CSO/RP'
    NAI REFERENCE:

    CSO/RP/1818/439
    TITLE:

    Robert Livingstone, Armagh, County Armagh: for a situation of employment under Government
    SCOPE & CONTENT:

    Letter from Robert Livingstone, Armagh, County Armagh, to Charles Grant, Chief Secretary, Dublin Castle, enclosing memorial and asking for support of application for post. Includes petition from Livingstone to Earl Talbot, Lord Lieutenant, Dublin Castle, stating that he previously held post in Distributorship of Stamps before resigning in favor of his son-in-law, John Singleton, who subsequently died. Draft reply on back of letter by Grant, conveying determination of Lord Lieutenant that ‘it is not in his power to comply with your wishes’.
    EXTENT:

    1 items; 4pp
    DATE(S):

    30 Dec 1818
    DATE EARLY:

    1818
    DATE LATE:

    1818
    ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

    CSORP1818/L76
    Record 440 from 'CSO/RP'
    NAI REFERENCE:

    CSO/RP/1818/440
    TITLE:

    Case of Judith Lynch, who was allegedly forced to board an emigrant ship at Kilrush, County Clare, by magistrate Lieutenant William Burroughs
    SCOPE & CONTENT:

    File relating to investigation of case of Judith Lynch, who was allegedly taken without consent and placed on board the ‘Harp’ emigrant ship, at Kilrush, County Clare, by magistrate Lieutenant William Burroughs. Documentation includes letters relating to inquiry, statements, affidavits, and ship muster rolls; minutes of proceedings and of deposition taken before Major Warburton, chief magistrate of police, County Clare, and Thomas Worthington, surveyor general of customs; includes letter from anonymous writer styled ‘An Enemy to Oppression, and the feeble but zealous Advocate of the oppressed’, the Limerick Chronicle, to the Lord Lieutenant, protesting against forcible removal of Lynch and complaining that perpetrators used a ‘fictitious Summons’ in order to arrange transportation to America for protection of a married man, O’Brien, whom, it is alleged she had intercourse with [late 1818]; letter from Burroughs, Kilrush, to Warburton, stating ‘it is necessary for me to observe to you that my reason for giving Lynchy [sic] money to drop proceedings against me, was not from the dread of a Prosecution, but purely from the heavy expenses which I must have incurred without any prospect or possibility of recovering them’,1 December 1818; and copy letter from William H Gregory, Under Secretary of Ireland, Dublin Castle, to Major Warburton, advising a visit be paid to vessel and if any criminal conduct towards Lynch can be ascertained ‘you have a right to set her at liberty by force and to take the parties quietly into Custody’, 31 August 1818.
    EXTENT:

    30 items; 77pp
    DATE(S):

    28 Aug 1818-28 Jul 1819
    DATE EARLY:

    1818
    DATE LATE:

    1819
    ORIGINAL REFERENCE:

    CSORP1818/L69
    DOCUMENT IMAGE:
    • CSO RP 1818 440 A
    • CSO RP 1818 440 B
    • CSO RP 1818 440 C
    • CSO RP 1818 440 D

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