Notice of Sale of Lands and Premises in St James's Street
A notice dated July 19 1743 by William Cooper announces sale of lands and premises on the south side of St James's Street for rent arrears and debts including fee farm rent and perquisites. The sale is set for Tuesday November 8 at six in the afternoon in the Chancery Chamber Dublin with purchaser to deposit a portion of the purchase money at the time of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S . Imperial Treiter
Marquis de Boric
Francis Bonham
St James's-frett and Twatling-street
Dalway
Texants
St. James's-street
Chancery Chamber
William Cooper
Cormeen
Lofét
Kells
Meath
James Plunket
Oid
Barry Collis
Stephen's.Green
Dublin
Dorothea Graham
White-triar-street
William Carden
Catherlough
O&tober
Uy Ftid
Isielt
Thomas Stobiog
Thomas Morris Jones-of
Moneyglass
Dromill
Mountnorris
Armagh
Leabollyreach
Down
Cashelstowne
Rulestown
Louth
Dunleer
Clagean
Monenegore
Dromod
Seffiagh
Carlanan
Crofidermett and Mill
Crosskevenagh
Clunevady
Gorthedarragh
Knockovaddy
Mun Nagara
Cahanan
Aphanenerisk
Mtyfsne
Dungannon
Silverwood
Lurgam
Brownlowe
Dertyelaghs
Lurgan
Lurtt
Bullogh
Andrews
Bryan Mapenis
Fryers
Liffaclire
Fyrone
Ireland
Oes ES Ees
Lenagh
Sonny
Anttim
High Court of Chancery
England
William Kinaston
Balliceoniger
Teonigtas Eo
Castle Anal AG
Ballylurkan
Ballylurken
Anions Lyhewer
Ballincore
Ballymore
Dundrum
Tintiskin
Tinteskin
Fieuate
Tee
Amacsley
Wexford
James
Anglesey
Arthur
Earl of
Proposals for Printing by Subscription in 1742
A long advertisement details subscription terms for a Latin English philosophical work on natural laws, with Dutch paper and calf leather binding, price sixteen shillings, and a free seventh copy per six subscribed. Also notes public notices offering rewards for arson in Westmeath and real estate sales and chancery decrees across several counties, listing lands, tenants, and sale dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Towers
St.Patrick’s
Dublin
Powerscourt
Reward Offered for Revealing Cow Houghing Crime in Westmeath
On August 17 a group maimed ten cows belonging to Patrick Coffee and Richard Dillon on Doncele lands in Westmeath. Anthony Malone offers 68 pounds 5 shillings reward for the guilty, with pardons promised to those who aid arrest and conviction. Malone signs from Dublin Castle with dated September 6 1743.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doneele
Westmeath
Bryan Fallon
Rannymead
Roscommon
Baron Falton
Dublin Castle
Sey
Chef
Oy Potter
Patrick Coffee
Richard Dillon
Doncele
Anthony Malone
Anthony Matona
J. Porran
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G Wruney
Bookfeller
Parrot
Caple-street
Belet
General Pearce
Lord Tyrawly
Stephen's-green
Charles Goddard
Ship-street
Goldsmith’s Hall
Duncan Muckleroy
Richebell
John Bankes
Skinner-row
Muckleroy
Aid Bankes
David Bomss
James Whitthorne
Thomas Moris I
Moncyglag
Antrim
Richard Mass
Ton
An Charkie
Ballymon
Lary
Weil
Co Clarke