Public notice to reduced officers in Ireland to report age and abode
A royal proclamation orders reduced officers on half pay in Ireland to send to the Secretary's Office in Dublin an account of their ages and current residences. Excellencies require obedience, directing swift submission of the details to the proper authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Dublin
Appointment of Robert Jocelyn as Lord High Chancellor Ireland
Long notice records the surrender of the Office by Thomas Lord Baron Wyndham of Finglais due to ill health and the issuance of Letters Patent naming Robert Jocelyn as Lord High Chancellor. It covers arrivals from England, a fatal accident to a child, tax and revenue notes, a deer kill in Phoenix Park, and public notices offering rewards for locating suspects. The page also lists insolvency fugitives seeking relief and other official notices from August 1739.
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Thomas Lord Baron Wyndham
Finglais
Ireland
Robert Jocelyn
England
Lord Molesworth
Colores Dalway
Cunningham
George's Lane
Spor
Fing- Bale
Englard
Tiamat Gonne
Eaton Stannard
Eigrs
Royal pardon and rewards for offenses at Dublin Park in 1739
Their Excellencies announce a pardon for those who disclose offenders unlawfully entering the park to hunt or wound the king's deer. A reward of five pounds is offered for discovering any offender, with conditions upon conviction. The notice dated at His Majesty Castle of Dublin on July 13, 1739.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morris
Excise
John Jourdan
Dublin
St. Thomeas Street
Morris
Fourdan
Ron
His Majesty's Revenue
Ireland
Willliam Sandford
Phoenix Park
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Aly
Dublin Castle
Dubsin
Church of England
George Gowan
Waterford
Maurice Duggan
Maurice Bryan
Lismore
James Scanlan
Aylish
Smith
James Hayes
Diethmor Faylor
Thomas Fitzgerald
Barith
Aglith
Fermanagh
William Robinson
Church-Hill
Kildare
Vin
Patrick Saich
Turnikin Lane
Taylor
Wicliar Higgins
Mary’isfirec
Seliony
Dhe Fholfel
Dablis
William Mahsny