19 Apr 1787
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Apr 19, 1787
Page
1
Notice details a lease opportunity for tythes of Agha and Dunleckny in Jia county. Prospective bidders must submit proposals to Stewart Wel viva Kilmorony Rev Anthony Weldox Athy of Majames Grace Billylinen by March. No guarantees of sale will be given to any bidder.
A brief address directed to the county s leading residents inviting involvement in local affairs. The document appeals to gentlemen clergy and freeholders to engage in governance, reform, and community improvement efforts within Cavan.
A country residence with a house, gardens and about 14 acres of ground at the Four Mile Stone between Black Rock and Dunleary opposite Earl of Earlsfort’s seat is to be let for a term to be agreed from the 29th inst. or the lease’s interest may be sold. Enquiries to Me Greene, attorney, Digges-street, or Me John Davis, Uphold of Louch Gegat, George-diveer, March 1787.
County of Dublin to let from March 2 for a house with gardens and dairy at Eyre-Park. Includes stable for eight horses and coach-houses, 20 acres of meadow, stone walls and quickset hedges, distant four miles from Dublin city, Possession by Dominick Burke Ely deceased. Enquiries at No 26 Peace River, advertised Saturdays only.
The notice appears to relate to deeds and rental terms concerning premises, with reference to Francis and an agent located at St Stephen's Green. The fragmentary item likely outlines rights or charges on property and may seek inspection by interested parties or stakeholders.
Fragmentary notice describes a commodious lodge two miles from Dublin city, adjoining a neighboring dwelling and Reverend Doster Counac. It mentions a large land plot from four to seven acres, not yet fenced with piers or gates, enclosed by a county wall. The land is said to be well fenced and suitable for housing with surrounding meadow. Application details reference Hurley No. 16 for inquiry.
A garbled list of Curragh race entries, horses and sires dated April at the 18th and 25th with weights, colors, and betting terms. Names include Mr Hamilton, Bowes Daly, Mr Venns, Mr Kiawan, and A Gib. horses such as Merry Andrew, Kixadoor, Matte Louita, Rimuncular, Sylph, and Grace. Guesse, heats and plates are noted with varying purses and distances, reflecting a detailed 18th and 25th program.
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