From Lady Mount Cashe to Lord Clancarty Aunt and heir
A Dublin column reports the passing of a maiden aunt to the Lord Clancarty after a fever sparked by a Moorish tone from the Liffey. It notes a two thousand pound bequest to her nephew, holds on a birth for Lady Fitz Maurice in Eustace trees, and lists bread prices and a list of creditors and residents including John Carmichael and the Craig family as part of a long local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Cashe
Lord Clancarty
Mojick
Liffey
Fitz Maurice
Eustace- Trees
Notice to the Author of Letter at Dublin Post Office
A June 3 1740 notice from Dublin announces that a letter addressed to the officers and post office has been received. The writer is invited to present its contents to John Power Esq at the Post Office for proper encouragement and further satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Post-Ofice
John Power
Scotland
Edward Martin
Notice of Sequestration Proceedings in Equity Suit 1740s Ireland
The document reports ongoing sequestration actions in an Exchequer equity case in Ireland, citing defendants Ruben Claie, William Craig, Henry Coddington, William Mitchel, Robert Craig, Thomas Craig, and George Brand. Writs returned no estate found, with Parliamentamended acts referenced for witnesses testimony, mortgage relief, and church rooms in Dublin dated May 6, 1740.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irelumd
Ruben Claie
William Craig
Henry Coddington
William Mitchell
Planciff
Robert Craig
Thomas Craig
James Craig
George Brand
William Mitcheland
Holy Trinity
Christ Church Dublin
Exchequer
Charles Coore
Lately Published Directions for Church Wardens in Dublin
A book printed by direction of the late Lord Archbishop of Dublin and recommended at visitations as essential reading for Church Wardens and Sidesmen. It guides newly elected officers to discharge their oaths faithfully before entering office.
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Rome
L. E
Church of England
George Gowan
Maccula’s Alley
Oaor Prideaux
N. B
Dublin
Spinning-Wheel in Back-Lane Adverts Printing Office
Dublin printer I- GO WAN operates at the Spinning-Wheel in Back-Lane offering diverse printing services and advertisements at reasonable rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
I- GO Wan
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John Carmichael
Esquire
Jane Deniston
William Deniston
Mary Handcock
Pacricy Wemys
Anne
Edward Griffith
Abigail
Jane Handcock
Lh Wabeth Forth
Francis Hamilton
Dorothea
Tarrick Mitchell
Charles Caldwell
Aovercurements
Thomas Walsh
Canty
County of Waterford
Stephen Cottelloe
City of Dublin
Stephen Coftelee
Thomas Walsh the Elder
Thomas Walsh the Younger
Stephen Costelloe
Hugh Henry
Ephraim Dawson
Wiliam Lennox
Hugh Henry and Company
Comepany
Conaplay
H. Henry
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