Boys Save Hay from Meadow and Weave Goods From Ground
The report details children’s subsistence costs and work, with boys cutting hay and draining bog holes, girls weaving fabric and knitting stockings, and a total expense assessment. It notes a public diversion in Capel Street and a 1543 theatre notice announcing a comedy and performances by notable actors and dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laures
Long Irish Public Loan Notice with Religious Tracts and Rates
Treasury Office Dublin 1743 notices proprietors of old loan orders to present receipts or risk ceasing interest. Includes public sale details of remaining sums, drawing entries, and instructions for surrender of orders. Also advertises a printed tract debate on church salvation and a Protestant Catholic dialogue published by G Ewriie in Dame Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ewriie
Dame-street
Flitch
Dr. Woop
Watts Loces Burstrope
Church of England
Church of Rome
Church’of England
Treasury Office
Dublin
Treasury
Dontin
Seputinto
Sid Dackneae
Pésatiany Isft
Juvenile Offender Charged In Dublin Court Case
A partially legible report indicates a younger individual faced charges in Dublin's court. The text mentions an arrest or exposure at Taoraas Smith and a possible fine or confinement ordered by the court. Details are garbled with missing dates and names.
Deserter reward and church arson notice in eighteenth century Ireland
Notices offer rewards for capturing deserters and aiding the arrest of a soldier named Walth with details of a 1743 reward. Also announces a municipal arson attack on a dissenting meeting-house near Treduf, Armagh, with a Ten Pound reward for identifying culprits and a pardon offer for accomplices. Includes a political appeal for representation and an infant death note, all dated 1743-1745.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treduf
Fews
Armagh
Aibes
R. Donnaldson
N. B
Ning Weathers
John Maxweil
Lumeselistown
County of
Dublin
Tixir
John Maxwell
Peron
Sheriof
Joan Maxwete
Dublin-Castle
Notice of Land Sales in County Louth and Leitrim Decrees
The document records legal notices of sales by public auction in Ireland, detailing decrees from Exchequer and Court of Chancery. It names Phillips, Townley and Coughlan estates, the dates for October and November 1743, and upcoming auctions at Kennedy's Lane and Chancery Chamber with deposit terms and renewal conditions tied to older land leases and tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leitrim
Oid
Theophilus Jones
Carrick
Dublin
Bolton-Press
John Archdall
William Charles Balfour
Townley
Blaney Townley
Harry Balfour
Richard Vincent
Drumin
Fitnare
Louth
Exchequer-Ofice
Kennedy's Lane
Dulia
Palmer
His Majesty
S Court of Exchequer
Ireland
Charles Powell
Chan
Ann Coughlan
Francis Snaght
Gene
Bate
Francis Coughlan
Mary Goodwin
Coughlan
Colt
Ann Coughlin
Francis
Chamter
Caltacuan
N. B
Aid Catit
Honda
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Sraeres
Capel-street
Peres
Theatre
Sir Harry Wildair
Mr. Hall
Lady Lapewill
Houthold
Rerbas
Jodph Walth
Roke
Taoraas Smith
Goaier
Oai
Walla
King’s Bench
Josesh Walth
Hamilton
Dragoons
Col. Wright
Patrick Mulhalgan
Hillborough
Down
Capt
Desbrifay
Cornet
Grangegorman
Chere
Theophilus
Jon
Hugh Cowelacan
George
Robert Tasop
John Wxlock
Lee
Francs Coughlan
Edmond Armstrong
Andrew Armsrong
Yeats
Ana Coughlan
Thron
Ana
Minune
Los West
Ara Cougilan
Narz
Andrew Anashiouy
Thomas Armastrond
Lenanaghap
Gaisy-Cafie
King’s County
Killas
Garuna
Jaghan
Celie
Celie. Edmon, Aton: Srofro 1 Oyreagh
Grong
Big
Ditto
James