Port News Advertises Ships and Cargoes Across Irish Sea
In a September 1 notice, ships and cargos from Dublin, Wexford, Drogheda, and Corkare listed with destinations to London, Holyhead, Liverpool, and Drogheda. The document itemizes vessels sailing and arriving, including coal, timber, spices, goods, and a windward packet. It notes several ships in ballast and reports a public sale prospect with life-contingent leases and land adjoining Mountpark, inviting proposals through Pat Devereux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Wexford
Boyle
Dublin
London
Thomas
Windham
Owens
Holyhead
Draper
Bristol
Knothell
Home
Barnstaple
Lancey
Bristo
Seaton
Workinton
Cisgo
Betty
Disto
Eaglesfield
Holfhold
Lady Ann
Luuderburgh
Browne
Liverpool
Nancy
Chepiow
Sayes
Triumph
Chester
Rylands
Molly
Hill
Drogheda
Anthony Almas
Lisbon
Ricus
Bilboa
Crown Prince
Denmark
Mail
Baliak
Frances
Elizabeth
Salecoats
Erwin
Wilson
Greenock
Corke
Sale Hydes
Sparrow
Arklow
Lawers
Jane
Coffe
Londonderry
Vernon
Notice of Chancery Sale of Lands in County Catherlough
Tuomas Stoprop directs a public sale by Cant in the Chancery Chamber on the 76th day of October at 12 o'clock noon. The lands include Littiecou Cloghna Waters town Ballywater Ballybrin Ballybaneen and one third of the Rectory of Cloda, as per a decree dated May 18 174. Proceeds cover the decree plus interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carden
W Cree
James Hamilton
High Court of Chancery
Ireland
Littiecou
Cloghna
Waters'town
Ballywater
Ballybrin
Ballybaneen
Cloda
Catherlough
Chancery Chamber
Court of Chancery
Tuomas Stoprorp
Multiple Irish estates advertised for sale by decree and rent details
The London Gazette item lists several messuages lands and premises in Ireland and Meath to be sold per two High Court Chancery decrees before Master Kinaston. It notes values, locations in Wexford Kerry Meath and Antrim, and asks buyers to consult Masters Chambers in Lincoln's Inn or Dublin for particulars. Also announces Pat Devereux seeking to cease public business and an intended Act of Parliament to secure a jointure, with notices to lenders and tenants and detailed listings of properties in Meath Down Louth Tyrone Antrim and Cork regions for sale or lease under various entitlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court of Chancery
England
William Kinaston
Ballicooniger
Balloonigen
Ballyvalden
Killancooleymore
Garradine
Ballygowne
Ballygource
Ballyvoodrane
Ballyvodrane
Sampton
Wesfrd
Kingdom of Ireland
Castle Annesley
Castle Town
Ballylurkan
Ballylurken
Tinemoney
Ballyhewer
Ballincore
Ballymore
Dundrum
Tintiskin
Tinteskin
Wexford
Halfpenny
James
Earl of
Thomas’Morris Jones
Moneta
Antrim
Anthony Foster
Dromill
Louth
Dunleer
Clag
Dromod
Seffiagh
Irofidermost
Mill
Crotak Nevais
Gorthedar
Arragh
Knnnagara
Cahanan
Derryélagh Lurgan
Brownlowe
Lorgin
Thorn-tree-Howl
Spences
Andrews
Fryers
Robi
Lucan
George Tho
Gardner
M‘levy
Legmorran
Lift
Tyrone
Primate of
Ireland
Lenagh
County of Antrim
Randlestown
Auction notice for lands at Carrowmore and Carrowhragh Mayo
Lands of Carrowmore and Carrowhragh in Mayo advertised for sale by public cant to satisfy creditors of Michael Lynch deceased. James Gildea appointed agent will sell on October six and the sale will be held at Thady Maughane's house Shruell Galway. Lands valued as tillage fareing or pasture with nearby Mars and young oak ash birch wood on Lough Mask verge. Dated August 2 1743.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrowmore
Carrowhragh
Strafford
Carra
Thady Maughane
Shruell
Gallway
James Gildea
Cleengashill
Mayo
Ely
Michael Lynch
Lough Mask
Deserter Alert From Dragoons Regiments at Duns
A deserter named Nenson MacCaly from Ballymony Antrim, aged 24, 5 feet 9 inches, with blue cloth coat and accessories, is at large in North Britain. Rewards of one guinea are offered for information leading to capture, payable by Capt. Johnston in Dublin or Capt. Clarke at Duns, with notice to the commanding officer at Duns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Dragoons
James Clarke
Duns
North
Britain
Nenson Maccaly
Ballymony
Johnston
Cork-hill
Dublin
Alexander Wilson
Queen-street
Westminster
Disfranchised Copper Buckle Case at Goldsmiths Hall
At Goldsmiths Hall on August 1, 1743, a case involving Muckleroy, soldier in Hogs Bell’s Regiment, and Bankes Buckles is heard. Buckles was found to have buckles lighter by ounces eight pennyweights, stamped with a harp crown mark. John Banker was determined to prosecute according to the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Hetcas Ic
Atin Can Muckleroy
Hogs Bell
Corp
John Banker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Port-News
Mountpark
Charles Afton
Ardee
Pat. Devereux
Dustin Bar
The
London Gazette
Fid
Parliament of Ireland
William Earl of
Kerry
Ford
Earl of Cavan
Samuel Morris
Countess of Kerry
Broomaderry
Trienehagh
Killfeachney
Iflaneaneen
Iraghty
Cormeen
Loffet
Stuate
Kells
Meath
James Plunket
Barry Colles
Stephen's Green
Dorothea Graham
Dulin
General Pearce
Tyrawly
Stephen's-green
Chales Goddard
Shipstreet
Thomas Mors
Moneyslafs
Ric
Big-thip-street
Jones
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