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Under the Representation of the People (Ireland) Act, 1832, persons occupying premises to the value of at least £10 were entitled to vote in elections.
This is the oath sworn by Edward Gorman, bell hanger, attesting that he occupies such premises at Tullow Street, Carlow. The form also includes an ‘entry of certificate of registry’ signed by John R. Corballis, Assistant Barrister, and A.J. Humfrey, Clerk of the Peace.
There are forms for the following persons:
1 William Graham, Tullow Street, shoemaker
2 James Kain, Montgomery Street, maltster
3 Adam Jackson, Esquire, Maryborough Street, Graigue, Queen's County
4 Michael Wilson, Maryborough Street, Graigue, Queen's County, corn buyer
5 John Tuomy, Dublin Street, surgeon
6 Joshua Haughton, Athy Street, leather cutter
7 Richard Stotesbury, Esquire, Athy Street
8 Thomas Stoyte, Esquire, Dublin Road
9 John Williams, Tullow Street, shoemaker
10 Thomas Lacey, Dublin Street, butcher
11 Michael Lynam, Castlehill, writing clerk
12 Patrick Byrne, Tullow Street, woollen merchant
13 James Steuart, 49 Tullow Street, pensioner
14 Michael Walsh, Batchelor's Walk, Graigue. Premises is described as 'counting house & stores'
15 James Troy, Castle Street, woollen draper
16 John Ward, Tullow Street, eating house keeper
17 Singleton Gardiner, Brown Street, Serjeant, Carlow Militia
18 James Young, Bridewell Lane, turnkey at Carlow Gaol
19 Patrick Byrne, Tullow Street, stone mason
20 Patrick Godfrey, Dublin Road, bacon maker
21 Richard Byrne, Burrin Street, painter and glazier
22 William Tobin, Dublin Street, coachman at Browneshill
23 Mathew Jenkinson, Chapel Lane, butter merchant
24 Samuel Haughton, Burren Street, merchant
25 William Leakes, Tullow Street, glazier
26 Sylvester Kinsella, Tullow Street, corn buyer
27 John Little, Tullow Street, constable
28 William Bowles, Dublin Road, huxter
29 David Grennan, Burrin Street, hatter and huxter
30 Benjamin Lahee, Dublin Street, tin plate worker and brazier
31 William Strahan, Tullow Street, cabinet maker
32 Richard Smyth, Dublin Street, slater
33 Mathew Byrne, Dublin Street, fruiterer
34 Jeremiah Kavanagh, Athy Road, maltster
35 Patrick Brennan, Morrin's Lane, Graigue, boat owner
36 Peter Nolan, Barrack Street, car man
37 Thomas Little, Tullow Street, saddler
38 Francis Armstrong, Athy Street, clerk / curate
39 George Belton, Tullow Street, tin plate worker
40 Thomas Greene, Slaty Street, Graigue, pensioner
41 William Fishbourne, Esquire, Tullow Street
42 Mathew Byrne, Burrin Street, printer
43 William Kilsey, Old Barrack Street, weaver
44 Thomas Harney, Coal Market, huxter and car owner
45 Michael Keenan, Hanover Bridge, yeoman
46 Lett James, Barrack Street, servant
47 Edward Gorman, Tullow Street, bell hanger
48 Mathew Esmonde White, Chapel Lane, medical doctor, Esquire
49 George Hornick of Chapel Lane, coachmaker. Applicable premises is warehouse at Tullow Street
50 Patrick Kelly, Burrin Street, publican
51 Michael Byrne, Castle Street, broker and dealer in clothes
52 Thomas Crawford Butler, Rose Ville, Borlum, solicitor
53 William Whitmore, Dublin Street, shopkeeper and fishmonger
54 Pierce Abbey, Athy Street and Dublin Street, servant. Applicable premises is at Dublin Street
55 John Nolan, Dublin Street, tailor
56 John Brennan, Tullow Street, saddler
57 William Blake, School Lane, smith
58 Ambrose White, Charlotte Street, tailor
59 Laurence Ivers, Staplestown Road, plasterer
60 Stott Howard, Hay Market, wire worker and bolling machine maker
61 John Headen / Haydon, Chapel Street, Graigue, Queen's County, land surveyor
62 Robert Ivers, Tullow Street, gentleman and farmer
63 John Tuomy, Dublin Street, surgeon
64 Samuel Whitmore, Dublin Street, hotel keeper
65 John Kavanagh, Bridewell Lane, writing clerk
There are also three oaths sworn by persons who have the right to vote as they are burgesses of the borough of Carlow:
66 John Alexander, Junior, Milford, Esquire
67 Samuel Elliott, Kilmeany, Esquire
68 William F. Burton, Burton Hall, Esquire
Forms date from 1832-1839.
Most forms are printed by Lahee, Carlow. Several forms bear the stamp of Thomas Crawford Butler, attorney. The spellings of personal names and place names here replicate those used on the original forms.
Document code: P24/47
Our images are copyright. Please contact us if you wish to reproduce any image: delanyarchive@carlowcollege.ie.
File name: 10_03_000470b
Binder label: Beverages
Title: Scull's Champion Rio Coffee - Wife, what new coffee is this, it is delicious! It is Scull's Champion Rio Coffee. [back]
Date issued: 1870 - 1900 (approximate)
Physical description: 1 print : chromolithograph ; 10 x 13 cm.
Genre: Advertising cards
Subject: People; Coffee
Notes: Title from item.
Collection: 19th Century American Trade Cards
Location: Print Department
Rights: No known restrictions.
On August 29 1914 New Zealand forces captured German Samoa after being asked to do so by Great Britain. When war broke out in Europe in August 1914, Britain asked New Zealand to seize German Samoa as a ‘great and urgent Imperial service’. New Zealand’s response was swift. Led by Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Logan, the 1385-strong Samoa Advance Party of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force landed at Apia on 29 August. There was no resistance from German officials or Samoa’s general population.
The German flag was lowered and all buildings and properties belonging to the previous administration were seized. In the presence of officers, troops and ‘leading Native chiefs’, the British flag was raised outside the government building in Apia. The document pictured is the orders Logan received from Colonel Braithwaite to seize German Samoa. Braithwaite was a British Army Officer who had been seconded to the New Zealand Military Forces from 1911 to 1917. Archives New Zealand holds the military personnel files for Colonel Robert Logan and Colonel William Braithwaite. These files are digitised and can be accessed from the following links:
Robert Logan - collections.archives.govt.nz/web/arena/search#/?q=R10920310
William Garnett Braithwaite - collections.archives.govt.nz/web/arena/search#/?q=R21005433
The image is from the following file: Expeditionary Force - Occupation of German Samoa by NZEF - 1914- 1915
Title: General affadavit of Harriet Tubman relating to her claim for a pension, ca.1898
From: Record Group/Collection: 233
Record Hierarchy Level: Item
Reference Unit: Center for Legislative Archives
Persistent URL: catalog.archives.gov/id/306573
Repository Contact Information: Center for Legislative Archives (NWL), National Archives Building, Room 8E, 7th and Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC, 20408.
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«Venterommets Café» lå på Prostneset i Tromsø sentrum. Bildet er et foto av deres prisliste fra 20. november 1965.
Foto: Chr. Hansen A/S.
Har du mer informasjon om dette bildet? Kontakt: fotoarkiv@perspektivet.no
“There is a kind of character in thy life
That to th’observer doth thy history
Fully unfold.”
William Shakespeare
ODC December 3 Measured.
338/365 in 2013
2015/05 7DOS Books, Focus Friday
A document from the beginning of WWI. On the fourth day of Swiss mobilization, Thursday 6 August 1914, several trains were canceled. Discovered in the Albula Railway Museum in Bergün, Switzerland, March 30, 2014.
Title: Publicans Licence - William Sykes the Appin Inn
Dated: 14/03/1828
Digital ID: NRS 907 2_7821_publicans_licence
Series: NRS 907 Letters from individuals re Land [Colonial Secretary]
Rights: No known copyright restrictions www.records.nsw.gov.au/about-us/rights-and-permissions
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Original Caption:President Thomas Jefferson's Confidential Message to Congress Concerning Relations with the Indians and Proposing an Expedition to Explore Across the Continent to the Western Ocean , 01/18/1803.
Jefferson delivered this confidential message to Congress for "the purpose of extending the external commerce of the United States." He asked for an appropriation of $2,500 to send "an intelligent officer, with ten or twelve chosen men" to explore an easy line of communication across the continent. The exploration became the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
Production Date: January 1, 1803
From: ; Record Group 233, Records of the United States House of Representatives, HR 7A-D1; National Archives.
Persistent URL: arcweb.archives.gov/arc/action/ExternalIdSearch?id=306698
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See our Digital Gallery showcasing these beautiful and detailed maps.
Map of Resumption Area bounded by Darling Harbour, Sussex Street, Margaret Street, Erskine Street - from NRS 19348 Darling Harbour resumption maps 1900-1902. These have been digitised in full colour and can be accessed in Archives Investigator --> Advanced Search --> Record Series --> 19348
The set contains 25 high resolution plans showing detailed street views plus a cover sheet. Key plans "A" and "B" provide an overall key to the area indicating the mapped areas around Darling Harbour by alphabetical letters (these letters correspond to the other maps in the set).
Rights: www.records.nsw.gov.au/about-us/rights-and-permissions
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Photokarte als Feldpost (back), 24. Juli 1915.
Anton Balle
13 [?] 27 Division
5. Komp. Inf-Rgt. 124
Absender Unteroffizier Balle 1. Ersatz-Kompanie 123
I haven't posted a Filofax picture in so long. I decided to start documenting my juicing concoctions in my Filo mostly because I forget what I put with what; especially if it turns out decent! ;-)
This particular concoction was carrots, beet, collard greens, watercress, English cucumber and wheatgrass. Delicious? No. It tastes like something at the bottom of a swamp; however, it is so healthy. I will continue to choke down my concoctions! :-) I'll start experimenting with some fruits to sweeten my veggies up a little bit. ;-)
I recently ran this projector and digitized all 2100 feet of Grnadpa's old home movies. This projector from the 1950s worked like a charm! Do you suppose any media gear you buy today will still be working, in sixty odd years?
from the inside front cover of a Cook County prison library's discarded copy of Jean Genet's prison novel The Miracle of the Rose
File name: 10_03_000441b
Binder label: Beverages
Title: I always drink Huyler's cocoa or chocolate! [back]
Copyright date: 1893
Physical description: 1 print : chromolithograph ; 16 x 11 cm.
Genre: Advertising cards
Subject: Women; Confections; Beverages
Notes: Title from item.
Statement of responsibility: Huyler's
Collection: 19th Century American Trade Cards
Location: Print Department
Rights: No known restrictions.
On this day 23 October 1948 13 people died when their plane smashed into the side of Mt Ruapehu.
It was a regular NAC (National Airways Corporation) flight bound for Hamilton. The plane was a Lockheed Electra ZK-AGK Kaka, piloted by Commander Max Hare and Second Officer Brian Russell. On board were 11 passengers including professional gambler Fred Follas returning home from a day at the Trentham Races, Linley Andrews a 17 year old from Masterton who had been excited about her first flight, and four year old Keith Collinge travelling with his parents to visit family. They took off from Palmerston North at 1.15 pm into heavy rain and thunderstorms. It was later reported that it was the most severe electrical storm for many years. Flying on instruments in thick cloud, the plane lost contact with air traffic control and it was to be six days before the wreckage was found high above the snow line on the mountain.
Some of the dead had been thrown from the plane onto the slopes of the mountain, and the infant Keith Collinge was found lying in an airline cot. The victims’ watches had stopped at 2.10 revealing the time of impact. From the injuries sustained it was decided death would have been instantaneous. The New Zealand Army was brought in to coordinate the search. A team of 50 men had the grim task of getting the bodies off the mountain, carrying them down wrapped in blankets and parachute material. Before they could do this the mountain was besieged by sightseers and “press men” intent on getting the scoop on this sensational tragedy. Two journalists were found standing by the radio truck listening in to confidential information. Meanwhile others were scrambling towards the scene wearing inadequate clothes for the mountain environment.
The official inquiry into the crash found that the aircraft had gone off course due to pilot error. However 50 years later aviation historian Brian Waugh argued that the pilots were not solely to blame as the plane took off too close to Mt Ruapehu in extreme weather conditions, while the electrical disturbance distorted the radio compass being used by the pilots.
Shown here is part of the coroner’s inquest report into the cause of death of all 13 people involved in this aviation tragedy.
Archives New Zealand Reference: R23874676 collections.archives.govt.nz/en/web/arena/search#/?q=R238...
More information can be found here:
www.nzhistory.net.nz/page/mt-ruapehu-air-crash-kills-13
www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/news/wellington/72954470/Fl...
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Title: Order of Seizure from the Case File of U.S. v. Negro Slave Ben, 07/05/1816
From: Record Group/Collection: 21
Record Hierarchy Level: Item
Reference Unit: National Archives at Atlanta
Persistent URL: catalog.archives.gov/id/2641470
Repository Contact Information: NARA’s Southeast Region (Atlanta) (NRCA), 5780 Jonesboro Road, Morrow, GA, 30260
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Title: Complaint against Segregated South Carolina Schools, 1950
From: Record Group/Collection: 21
Record Hierarchy Level: Item
Reference Unit: National Archives at Atlanta
Persistent URL: catalog.archives.gov/id/641621
Repository Contact Information: NARA’s Southeast Region (Atlanta) (NRCA), 5780 Jonesboro Road, Morrow, GA, 30260
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38 old maps of England folded and bound in a leather book.
Most seem to have been printed from copper plates made by
Richard Blome in the 1660s and 1670s. The plates were modified
and Bloom's name was removed from many of the plates before
this set of maps was printed at a later date. Most of the plates
measured 9 x 7-1/2 inches. Book was found in New Jersey, USA.
Please note that I know nothing about old maps. The backs of the
maps was used as a notebook/ledger in 1726. I have posted some
images of the ledger. Some of the names and dates found on these maps are:
Richard Blome
W. Hollar secit
R. P. sculp
Richard Palmer
1667
1670
1671
1672
Right click on the image and select "original" to see a
high resolution image.
Update: This appears to be "England Exactly Described"
published by Thomas Taylor in 1715.
From: www.llgc.org.uk/index.php?id=thomastayloratlas5210
"Taylor was also responsible for the publication of several
maps including England exactly described [...] in 1715
containing maps of the English counties which had been
issued previously in Speed's Maps Epitomiz'd in
1681 and in other works. "
If you have been following the last 3 pictures or so, and accompanying description, you will understand that this was in the same envelope and letters and papers as the outlaw Frank James' things. It did not necessarily get sent in the same envelope but got saved with family papers which I received from descendants of Col. Chinn.
Best viewed pretty large. It will show th embossed seal from the Adjutant General's Office of the State of Kentucky. The date was 1902. The Adjutant General who signed the order was David R. Murray. It was to go from Harrodsburg, KY. to Mammoth Cave, Ky. and return. The bottom line, in red colored pencil says "Fill in Road of Embarkation"
An interesting story about this piece of paper, is that I had called the Missouri Archives about 30 years ago, looking to get some photocopies made of some genealogical records of my family. I was told by the lady who answered the phone that, "Oh no, we couldn't possibly do that. All the photocopying and lights and bending back the spine of the records just ruins them." I allowed as to how I had possession of some letters, a newspaper story of Frank James' Funeral Oration, and a Transportation Order as I have described above. She said that Frank & Jesse James were folk heroes in Missouri, and that the State of Missour had been trying for years to confirm a connection between them and Quantrill's Raiders. She thought the Transportation Order to Col. Chinn might help do that. I said I would donate a copy, not the original, to the State of Missouri. Her next words were, "How many photocopies would you like of your family records?"
What I am finding out is that sometimes I see Quantrill spelled Quantrell, but the former is correct. His full name was William Clarke Quantrill, and he did not actually live very long on this earth. It was his name apparently that was applied to various bands of raiders long after the Civil War had ended. Some say his followers were guerrillas (which I have also seen spelled guerillas), and others say, "Don't call them guerrillas in Missouri! Call them Raiders!
P.S. I joined Find A Grave, both the group here on Flickr and the www.findagrave.com one, and found Mrs. Frank James' name was Ann Ralston James and I found her tombstone photograph. There is still another little interesting tidbit about Ann and her marriage to Frank which I will be trying to find, and post here.
(mrsfrankjamescolonelkitchinnordersplainsifter)
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Tenuous Link: Chin >> Chinn
Title: Letter from Adam Castillo to All Captains, 10/30/1925
From: Record Group/Collection: 21
Record Hierarchy Level: Item
Scope and Content Note: This letter was sent by Adam Castillo, Grand President of the Mission Indian Federation, and was addressed to "all captains." It briefly explains the nature of the police of the Mission Indian Federation.
Reference Unit: National Archives at Laguna Niguel
Persistent URL: catalog.archives.gov/id/2641501
Repository Contact Information: NARA’s Pacific Region (Laguna Niguel) (NRHAL), 24000 Avila, 1st Floor East, Laguna Niguel, CA, 92677-3497.
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I thought you might like to see the professional job on a label. Waaaay beyond me, that's for sure, but an awesome tribute to the wonderful women who made my beautiful quilt and a reminder always of their love and talents!