Peace news from Madrid and Paris rumors in London
London reports the King of Spain agreeing to preliminary Articles with France and Spaniards to evacuate the Dutchy of Wascany soon. Six thousand Germans to enter, and a general peace expected to be completed and proclaimed. Provision convoys for Lisbon action and reductions of ships of war anticipated. Rumors place King Stanislaus arriving in Baers until peace concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
France
Wafcany
Johan Norris
Lisbon
Italy
Paris
Stanislaus
Baers
List of sheriffs for counties in 1735
The document lists appointed sheriffs for Irish counties for the year 1735 under His Grace the Lord Lieutenant. Names include Nerim, Clotworthy ONeill of Shane's Castle, Robert Cope of Armagh, Benjamin Burton of Cavan, Dion Hampton Pollard of Clare, John Brady of Raheens, Nicholas Colthurst of Cork, Alexander Montgomery of Donegall, Samuel Close of Dublin, John Vernon of Clontarf, William Smith of Munn's, George Ormsby of Tobervady, Arthur Bush of Kilmurry, Hard Wetherell, Colthurst Langton, Peyton Box of Port Mahon, Robert Parkinson, James Caffe of Elm Hall, Arthur Francis Meredith of Dollardstown, Henry Dixon of Kitkea, Robert Waller of Rockwood, James Soden of Grange, Paul Minchin, John Howiston of Smartstown, and John Jackson of Wermeath. Also mentions Judge Rochfors of Streamtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerim
Clotworthy Oneill
Shane’s-Castle
Armagh
Robert Cope
Carlow
Benjamin Burton
Cavan
Dion Hampton Pollard
Clare
John Brady
Raheens
Corke
Nicholas Colthurst
Donegall
Alexander Montgomery
Down
Samuel Close
Dublin
John Vernon
Clontarfe
Fermanath
William Smith
Munn’s
Galway
George Ormsby
Tobervady
Kilkenny
Arthur Bush
Kilmurry
King’s Coun
Hard Wetherell
Limerick
Colthurst Langton
Longford
Peyton Box
Port Mahon
Ely
Lopth
Robert Parkinson
Mayo
James Caffe
Elm Hall
Meath
Arthur Francis Meredith
Dollardstown
Queen’s Coun
Henry Dixon
Kitkea
Roscommon
Robert Waller
Rockwood
Sligoe
James Soden
Grange
Tipperary
Paul Minchin
Tyrone
John Howiston
Smartstown
Waterford
John Jackson
Wermeath
Judge Rochfors
Streamtown
Notice to Creditors of Baldwin's Debts in Dublin
The advertisement warns all creditors of Soseph Baldwin of St Mary Strand Middx that on February 14 1724 he assigned debts and effects to William Wilson and Palmer in trust for themselves and other creditors. Creditors are instructed not to pay Baldwin or any part to his estate but to pay John Caldbeck attorney for Wilson and Palmer at Crow Street Dublin or face suit.
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Soseph Baldwin
St. Mary le Strand
Middiecx
Eph Palani
Mir
Fobn Caldbeck
Melfi Urs Wilson and Palmer
Crow Street
Dublin
Lost gold watch offered reward in Dublin sales notice
Lost on Sunday morning the 4th instant at Mr Nowlan's Yellow Lyon Castle Dermot a gold watch by Jacobus Markwick Londini. Reward of two guineas offered for aid in recovering the watch. Bring to Mr Nowlan in Castle Dermot or to Mr Philip Glascoe of Cockbill Dublin. No questions asked.
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Mr. Nowlan
Yellow Lyon
Castle- Dermot
Jacobus Markwick
Londini
Faid Nowlan
Philip Glascoe
Dublin
Beginning of February Published Abridgement of Statutes
Notice announces an abridged compilation of English statutes from Magna Charta to the present session with new tables and reports. Subscriptions, receipts, and names of subscribers are requested for binding subscription copies sold by George Grierson at the Two Bibles in Essex Street.
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George Grierson
Essex-street
Reward for information on church burglary at Newtown Limavaddy
A notice from Dublin Castle and Rev William Crawford offers ten pounds for information leading to the discovery and conviction of those who burglarized the Church of Newtown Limavaddy in Londonderry on October 4. The theft included ten shillings and three pence and the church registry book, with a three month deadline for informants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peron
Newtown Limavaddy
Londonderry
Dublin-Castle
William Crawford
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