22 Apr 1786
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Apr 22, 1786
Page
1
The readable bits reference names like Bartow and a March date, with garbled phrases about people and places. Limited usable content remains, no clear event, action, or outcome is discernible from the fragment.
The Linen Manufactory trustees issue notices to bleachers and merchants across multiple counties to meet at specified towns on May dates for registration and inspection. Authorized inspectors will be appointed from every county, with provisions for those who sold or manufactured yarn or cloth to register returns by May 9.
An 1785 Dublin notice details a theft alert and related tax or road fee matter. It mentions Javan and Mead as figures and references streets and areas around Dublin with dates and disrupted records.
A notice invites proposals on the fee simple and inheritance of lands in the Barony of Boyle Roscommon. A survey rent roll and title state are available with Mr Baker Capel Street for inspection. Proposals may be sent via Charley Colletto Glasnevin and others at Capel Street Aungier Street Rotheram Nesvill Rotcommon and Nesvill Rotcommon. Date listed 3 February 786.
Lands of Ballybur in Kilkenny totaling 340 acres lie within three miles of Kilkenny city on the main road to Callan. Ballyhosty and Curragh Power in Tipperary within two miles of the town. Maps of estates and details may be seen by applying to Thomas Brown junior, 53 Thomas Street, Dublin, who will forward them to Colonel St George and close with the first party who meets the value.
Lands in the Barony of Lower Gimond County Tipperary near Birr described as Lands of Carrowreagh Castletown Clonsree Arvia and Loware Tinngwe Oly Kilinamack Corneile Ardmallick NexTOWN and Pallas comprising 55 acres and 17 perches arable and 129 acres perches bog. Held by fee farm lease with clear annual rent about 300. Applications to Thomas Faris Attorney Bolton Street Dublin where title deeds and counterparts may be inspected. February 11 1986.
A fragmentary record from a county Dublin document discusses fee and inheritance matters concerning part of the lands held by KLUGHRAN and Motirs and Byme with life renewals. It mentions John Wilson and transfers to John Denny Anwrecy at Mreet Dublin and references a March date.
Fragmentary legal notice dated the day of 1786 referencing Latbochey PPVHE Rule GF and QJ Lands against an unspecified party. Reads as a pleading filing directive with chamber details and involved parties unclear due to garbled OCR.
David Praoks of Ely administers the will annexed of Thomas deceased by Margery Franks widow and executrix. James Langton the elder and Jamie Langees the younger, by Langton the elder, are described as defendants with a provision that one fourth part of the purchase money be deposited at sale time and the remainder upon deeds. Anyone declined to purchase may apply to Charles Wideutiam at Astor no lower Ormond quay.
A partial OCR fragment reports a date in April and a chancery chamber matter involving Thomas Burrough and Robert Warrtt with reference to a lathe case at No 29 Jer Steer, acting as princeps agent for the plaintiff. The text is heavily garbled but indicates a legal action or probate matter filed in a chancery proceeding.
A historical auction notice describes an estate sale with land and buildings around Dublin near Gardiner Street and Clontarf. It lists a coach house stables a dairy and garden, with several acres of land and life estate interests in Walk Park and Cres Park, following the death of the aunt. The document references reversionary life estate terms and nearby holdings in the town of Tutere.
The Commissioners announce readiness to receive proposals. They state that public money has been expended and call for submissions to the terms specified in the fate of the House. Proposals must be lodged at 230 Office in Eustace-street by order of Allan Maclean, Secretary.
A dated royal document purports to constrain printers and newspaper publishers from issuing a second publication containing more advertisements than the copy allowed. It prescribes a penalty of one hundred pounds per offence for variances, with enforcement through fines or civil action.
By order the Comavithai CHARLES E s cE directs action within the organization. The text is sparse and fragmentary, offering little context beyond the directive and a name. This entry preserves the official tone and assigns responsibility to the named figure.
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