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From: "Cathy Joynt Labath" <>
Subject: [IRELAND-OLD-NEWS] !! Connaught Journal; Jan 22, 1824
Date: Sun, 13 Jul 2003 08:42:01 -0500


THE CONNAUGHT JOURNAL
GALWAY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1824

MARRIED
On Saturday, the 10th instant, in the Parish Church of Moylough, in this
County, by the Reverend John O'Rourke, George Rutledge, Esq. of Broomvile Lodge,
in this County, to the amiable and accomplished Eleanor Anne, eldest daughter of
Thomas Bourns, of Castle Connor, in the County of Sligo, Esq.


THE IRONMONGERY AND CUTLERY ESTABLISHMENT,
William-Street, Galway.
REDMOND COMMINS
Respectfully takes leave to return his sincere thanks to his numerous
Friends and the Public for the liberal support he has received since his
commencement in business. He now begs leave to acquaint them that he has just
imported a general assortment of Brass and Wire Fenders, Grates and Fire Irons,
Fish Kettles, Stew Pans, Sheet-Copper, and Hoop Iron, Patent Metal Kettles,
Fountains, and Saucepans, Platewarmers, patent Box and Flanch Coffee Mills,
Shear Blister, Farming and Smiths' Utensils, Gunpowder, Patent Shot and Flints,
Sike's Patent Powderflasks and Shot pouches, Machine Wire and Brushes for Mills,
Roman Cement, Plaister Paris, and Grinding Stones, Oils, Colours, Hanging Paper,
and Floor Cloth. He also has received a fresh supply of New Garden and Flower
Seeds, Trefoil Clover and Vetches, which will be disposed of, together with
every other article he has for sale at the most reduced prices, so as to insure
him a continuance of that favour he has hitherto experienced.
Galway, January 22, 1824.

CHARITY SERMON
The Managing Committee of the Tuam Free School, have to return their
heartfelt thanks to the Public for the liberal contributions they received at
the eloquent and impressive Sermon preached in the Chapel of Tuam, on Sunday,
the 18th January instant, by the Rev. Joseph Kirwan, in support of the
Institution under their care.
The Most Rev. Dr. Kelly and John F. Browne, acknowledge to have received
the following donations-
Christopher Redington, Esq...............£5 0 0
Right Rev. James Fitzgerald............... 1 2 2
J Kelly, Esq (Clerk of the Peace)....... 0 2 6
Michael J Browne, Esq. Moyne......... 1 0 0
Rev. Mr. R. Rochfort........................ 1 0 0
Miss Burke, Curles........................... 1 0 0
A Protestant Lady............................ 1 0 0
Jas Robinson, Esq (per Mr. Blake)... 2 0 0
Stanley & Co, Dublin....................... 2 0 6
Captain William Burke..................... 1 0 0
Patrick O'Connor, Esq.................... 1 0 0
Henry O'Loughlin, Esq..................... 1 0 0
Joseph Bath, Esq............................. 1 0 0
____ Toole, Esq.............................. 0 5 0
Mr. Rob. Hicks............................... 0 5 0
Mr. Thomas Hicks.......................... 0 7 8
Samuel Potter, Esq......................... 0 2 6
Mr. Davis........................................ 0 1 8
Mr. Evans....................................... 0 0 10
A Friend to the Institution................ 0 4 5
Per Doctor Clarke.......................... 0 10 3
Robin Potter, Esq........................... 0 1 8
Collections at the Sermons.............. 46 1 3
______
£66 15 6
N.B.- All future donations will be thankfully received and publicly
acknowledged.
January 22, 1824.


Cathy Joynt Labath
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