Acknowledge Release of Promissory Note in Waterford Notices
Stephen Costelloe of Dublin declares receipt of the contents of a 100 pound note held by Thomas Walsh senior and junior of Canty Waterford, dated July 1738. He releases them from all claims, warns against any later endorsement or transfer as counterfeit, and calls for the note’s production within three months from May 17, 1740.
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Thomas Walsh
Ildery
Canty
County of
Waterford
Stephen Cottelloe
City of Dublin
Stephen Costelloe
Thomas [Walsh
Fider
Thomas Walsh the Younger
fiy’Persen
Dublin
Linnen
Thas Pare
Dublin-Castle
Arthur Newburgh
Ireland
William Craig
Henry Coddingtoi
William Mitchell
Robert Craig
Thomas Ors
James Craig
George Brand
Henry Coddington
William Mitchel Ano
Tomas Craig
Kingdon
Holy Trinity
Chris Church
Exchequer Chamber
Charles Coore
Promise to any. Revlon, who, shell: spprehend the fiid p fons
Fragmentary OCR note promises a reward of five pounds for apprehending certain persons, with additional rewards over the parliamentary allowance, and mentions bringing offenders to justice. The garbled text cites Revlon and references the AG of Parliament.
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Revlon
Shell
Ashe
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