Dublin Intelligence and City Honors Report
Dublin dated April 22 reports Lord Chief Justice Reynolds to join England as a judge in place of the late Judge Denton. The Lord Mayor and council granted Robert Jocelyn Lord High Chancellor of Ireland freedom of the city in a gold box. Robbery and assault suspects Murry and McGuire were executed near Stephen's Green. John Elwood J U D Vice Provost and MP for the university died, leaving a thousand pounds. Severe cold with hail and snow causes water scarcity and corn-ground difficulties at water wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Common Pleas
England
Denton
Deceas
Tholfellar
Robert Jocelyn
Ireland
Murry and McGuire
Crow-street
Stephen’s Green
Anti-Chappel
John Elwood
Notice of Lands at Foulk's Mill in Wexford in Chancery
Advertisement dated March 6 announces sale of Foulk's Mill lands in Wexford County for rent 20 shillings, to be sold by Dr Vesey in the High Court of Chancery Dublin on Friday April 6 at 6 PM. It notes John Rathborne's claimed title disputed in a chancery suit with plaintiffs Alexander Bradford and George Fletcher, and defendants including Christopher Dickson and Ann Dickson, heirs by settlement and will of Richard Philips the elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Reilly
Dublin News
Foulk’s Mill
Wexford
John Richards
Vesey
Ais Majesty
Chancery
Ireland
Dublin
John
Byrne and Orhers
Michael Mills
John Rachborne
Alexander Bradford
George Fletcher
Christopher Dickson
Ann Philips
Sotherwise Dickson
Rahinddffe
Richard Philips
Gerr
Linnen Board Resolution on Letters Postage 1740
Dublin Castle issues a notice from the Linnen Board dated April 18 1740. After May 1 letters arriving at the clerk will be receivable only if franked or postage prepaid. The trustees urge public conformity to the new postage rule. Signed Arthur Newburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnen Manufal
Dublin-Castle
Arthur Newburgh
Linnen Manufacture
Linnen Board
Dublin Castle
Promissory Notes and Lease Documents Seized in Kilcullen Bridge Case
Ostf or Mifread at Lecter Cafe Rilcallen reports Bank Note payable to Bearer for 42 pounds 38 shillings dated March 1739 in Bridges County Kildare. Promising notes to Cornelius Malone of Baltimore and related lease minute are mentioned. A reward of one Guinea offered to the finder who returns the letter case with notes to Benjamin Bowen Dublin or Owen Kavanagh Kilcullen Bridge, with no questions asked. Steing notes no return to anyone but the owner. payment stopped at all banks.
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OSTF
Appia Lecter Cafe
Rilcallen
County of Kildare
Nicholas Me
Garr
Cornelius Malone
Balimore- Eustace
Benjamin Bowen
Corn- Market
Dublin
Owen Kavanagh
Kilcullen-Bridge
N. B. Steing
Dublin Castle notices reward for house robbery suspects
A Dublin Castle notice from April 1740 offers a five pound reward for each of Edward Doran and John Nolan, alleged burglars who broke into Simon Lawrence’s dwelling at V Stappelin in County Dublin, with authorities promising pursuit and arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin-Castle
Kzhereas
Simon Lawrence
Stappelin
County of Dublin
Edward Doran
City of Dublin
John Nolan
Coneyborough
Portmarnock
Defence of the Protestant Religion defense tract overview
Lately Published price bound sixpence or six shillings a dozen, a defence of the Protestant religion by L. E. son of the Church of England. Critiques Catholics two Gentlemen converted to Rome, argues their departure lacks cause or reason for public good. Printed by George Gowan Back-lane and over-age inst Me eufla's Alley. Also includes Prideaux's Directions to church wardens for faithful discharge of office and advisory notes for new church officers.
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Church of Rome
L. E
Church of England
George Gowan
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Dudley Reddy
Castle-street
Wma. Noy
Hugh Henry
Ephraim Dawfor
William Lennox
Hugh Henry and Company
Hugh Henry Andompany
Ballances
Rayl Henry and Company
Henry
Ephr
Daxiba
Lennox
Prideaux
Lublin
Ware
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