Decree to Sell Lands in Dublin November 8 1743
Notice of sale under the Land Decree of the Court of Ireland listing debts priority and rents due from Sir Samuel Cooke, Francis Bonham, and Mehittable Dalway for four houses on St James's Street. Sale to be on Tuesday 8 November next at six in the afternoon in the Chancery Chamber Dublin. Purchasers must deposit one fourth of purchase money at time of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court
Ireland
Henry Barry
Samuel Cooke
James
Francis Bonham
St James’s-street
Twatling-freet
Mehittable Dalway
St. James S-Firceer
Chancery Chamber
Dublin
William Cooper
Ormeen
Lower
Kells
Meath
Jaints Plunket
Barry Colles
Stehen’s Green
Dorothea Graham
Whitefriat-street
William Carden
Tisghe
James Hamilton
High Court of
Littlecott
Cloghan
Waters
Otherwis Water
Ballybrin
Ballybancen
Cloda
Catherlough
Lovetelt
Cofts
Chariery-Charber
Thomas Morris Jones
County of
Antrim
Anthony
Foster
City of
Dick's
Skinner-Row
Dromill
Mountnerris
Armagh
Leabollyreach
Down
Cashelstowne
Rulestown
Louth
Dunleer
Leafe
Clapean
Monenhey Dromod
Carlanan
Crofidermorr and
Mill
CrofSkevenagh
Clunevady
Gorthedarragh
Knockovaddy
Musniagara
Cahanan
Aghanenerisk
Silverwood
Lurgan
Brownlowe
Derryelagh
Lursgan
Thorn-tree
Bullogh
Lenagh
Randlestown
London
High Court of Chancery
England
William Kinastony
Islaid
Ballyvalden
Ballyvaloren
Bally du Bey
Ballinbo
Pallinehaske
Ballinechacle
Ballyahmella
Gaeranmela
Killnew
Hullnew
Dow
Pallintobar
Ballintoober
Balloodick
Ballyt
Castle Anneliley
Cak Town
Pallylurkin
Ballylurken
Tinemoney
Billyhewer
Ballincore
Ballymore
Dundean
Tintiskin
Tinteskan
Castle
Anndsley
Wexford
Gage
Earl of
Anglesey
Arthur
Richard Earl of
Charles Annesiey
Lincoln's Inn
Thomas Greene
William-frete
Proversals for Printing and Property Notices 1743
A long mixed document announces a printing subscription for a Latin philosophy work with notes by Towers, plus several land sale listings and public notices. It details subscription terms, press timing, prices, and distribution, then shifts to parcels in Meath and Dublin, sheriff-like sales, and legal proceedings with dates, places, and names such as Moneyglass, Stephen's Green, Dublin, and Captain Clarke.
Notice of Rewards for Fire and Cattle Crimes in Westmeath
Historic notices inform that Bryan Fallon offers forty pounds sterling for the discovery and conviction of the arson at Beneele Dwelling House in Westmeath on October 1. Meanwhile Anthony Maione in Doncele Estate pledges sixty eight pounds five shillings for the capture of those who maimed cattle on August 7. Lords Justices promise royal pardon to revealers who aid arrest and conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsmith’s Hall
Duncan Muckieroy
Richbell
John Bankes
Skinner Row
Goldfith
Muckieroy
Bankes
Rupert Bitline
David Bomss
James Whitthorne
Beneele
Westmead
Bryan Fallan
Rannymicad
Roscommon
Bryan Faron
Dublin Castle
J. Porrsr
Phereas
Patrick Coffee
Richard Tullon
Doncele
Anthony
Maione
Westmeath
Anthony Maione
Anthony Matona
Dublin-Castle
J. Porrer
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Mr. Hobbs
Father
Richard Cowpsharp
Peterborough
Joan Towers
St.Patrick’s
Visar
Powerscourt
GC Wrens
Bookleller
Parrot
Caple-street
General Pearce
Lord Tyrawly Licely
Stephen’s-green
Charles Goddard
Ship-street
Sheernest Pais
Thomas Ma
Moneyglass
Richard
Big-thipfireee
Fig Jones
Hail ‘Tan
James Clarke
Dunsin
Noth Brin
Nenion
Maccaly
Ballymony
Anerim
Johnston
Bis
Cork-bill
Alexander Wilfan
Queen
James Clirke
Treland i
Joe
Kerry
Raor
Maurice
Kerrys
Kerry- Indy