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Newspaper
Dublin Gazette
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 06, 1738
Page
3
Treasury Dublin advertises a June draw of loan receipts totaling 250000 pounds with five thousand pounds payable to drawn numbers. It lists creditors and officers, mentions a June 24 settlement in His Majesty's Treasury, and records a Cork hearing date and related legal actions involving James Dengh and estate settlements.
John Hingston and Dennis Creedon creditors of James Denaby a Cork butcher now imprisoned seek a warrant under an act of parliament to cause Denaby to be brought before the Cork city Justices at the next Sessions to seek relief for insolvency.
Robert Patten, a prisoner in Dublin, gives notice to Gerrard Fitz-Gerald and other creditors that under an 11th Year of the Crown act for insolvent debtors he will petition for a warrant to bring Fitz-Gerald before Justices of the Peace at the next sessions on July 11 to produce his estate and effects for a schedule of valuation and division for creditors in Dublin. The notice is dated June 9, 1738.
The Cellar at Lodgings of Theo Philus Glover in Loghrea was broken into during the night of June 5 1738 by Michael Dolan of Cragheill and unknown accomplices armed with pistols and swords their faces blackened The Commissioners of His Majesty's Revenue announce a reward of thirty pounds for each convicted robber and promise pardon to the first to disclose an accomplice or accomplices The notice is dated June 8 1738 with Dublin Castle confirmation June 9 1738 by order of the Lords Justices THO Tickell
A colonial-era notice states that after June 2 1738 any person selling beer wine brandy or other spirits at fairs affizes or public meetings without a license shall forfeit five pounds for each offense. It warns attendees who purchase liquor without license to beware and anticipate legal action. The notice is signed by Commissioners and dated June 1738 and mentions enforcement by order of the commissioners.
Notice of relief for creditors of Daniel Reddy and Dudley Reddy deceased. It requires any person without lease or lease agreement on lands or premises held by trust to exhibit their claim before trustees by September 29, 1738. Claims must show right title interest or remainder from deeds or conveyances by the Reddys.
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