Insolvent Debtors Surrendered Fugitives to County Marshal
The Dublin Gazette records fugitives Henry Wall a painter and Humphrey Bird a weaver surrendered themselves to the marshal keeper for Moraghan. They intend to take the relief provided for insolvent debtors at the next General or Quarter Sessions to be held at Monaghan.
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Dublin Gazette
Moraghan
Monaphan
Henry Wall Painter
Humphrey Bird Weaver
Interest in Dawson Street property for sale in 1731
Notice of sale for the interest of the house in Dawson Street near the church, currently occupied by George Ford Esq who will quit at Michaelmas, with a fee farm lease set by the late Joshua Dawson and Francis ope. Proposals to Mr Lingen in Dublin. Also a separate notice offers rewards for recovery of seized goods and for information on a rescue and assault at Glenarm, with payments by Belfast collector.
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Dawson Street
George Ford Esq
Michaelmas
Joshua Dawson F.q
Francis Ope
Lingen
Dublin
Neon
David Gillespie
Larne
Antrim
Glenarm
Commissioners of
His Majesty’s Revenue
Hall
George Sincertney
Belfast
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