Decree sale of Cong lands and related estates described
The notice reports a court order for the sale of lands and prebends in the late Monastery of Cong and surrounding parishes in the counties of Mayo and Galway. It lists numerous surrounding townlands and appurtenances, with sale conditions, dates, locations in Dublin and Mayo, and the schedule for bidding and adjournments. Key parties include William Browne and Thomas Ellis, with Robert Mayne as solicitor. the sale is adjourned to dates in March and May 1824.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cong
Othareleen
Kiltogary
Killognarry
Kiltogery
Kilgum
Kildum
Lyslahery
Lisslogherry
Crenagh
Nevant
Creavagh
Caroline
Tulleneagh
Tullemagh
Coolagh
Tarcondergne
Travsalyou
Carriwnagonle
Clotaine
Clooisne
Townalahnne
Loughikeren
Knockakeren
Anney
Calted
Loughcorrip
Gilway
Mayo
Galway
Dan
Thomas Ellis
Premines
Inns Way
Clencetiur
Thomas
St My Fire
Lane Quay
Dublin
Thomas EU
Robert Mayne
Jervis Street
Edward Lees
General Post Office
Association For
Ireland
Association
Dublin Institution
Lord Brandon
Friends of Prison Improvement
Rnsen
James Bersonett
Samuel Litton
William Bionke
Eng
Win
Roward Major
Thome Furlay
John May
Kag
Robert Farle
Doh Schoules
Chard Grattan
J. H.singer
Henry Hamilton
J. Warimrton
Medinidt
T. Orpen
Lord Brannox
Wreiaie
Uimiss
Rex
Brandon
Proclamation on Naval Stores Export Restraint, 1864
A Dublin proclamation dated April 6 1864 declares prohibitions on exporting naval stores and ammunition under royal authority. It directs customs commissioners to enforce orders and cites the Act to empower the Crown to restrain such exports. Signed by Mariece C. Ferrard Gort Cambermere W C Plunket and others with God Save the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Léetité
Seth
Great Crialg
Ile Majesty
Gyven
Dublin
Mariece C. Ferrard
Gort
Cambermere
W. C. Plunket
Sarin
God Save the King
Appeal for public aid to Dublin's needy in 1823
A lengthy appeal urges Dublin society to aid the poor and sick, noting thousands of families relieved by blankets and clothing but funds are exhausted. Benefactors and local officials are named, with a call for ongoing support and donations to the charitable society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Op Athia
Dublin
Charity
Stere Friend Society
Pattey
Lord Mayr
Newcomen and Co
Thomas Plolay
Benjamin Beland
Robert Shaw
Lane Co
Arthur Qguidness
Rutland Square
el Bewley
Eng
Guffolk Street
Robert White
Camden Street
Benjamin Batl
Lee
Rhe Messra Allen
Dame Street
A. MM. Tima
Peter Preceti
John Tayceoes
Dame Strert
Parliament Street
0. Hamilton
Tytille
Withiard Kent
Stephen Oipay
Acres Shaw
Stephen Flest
Coal Bill turmoil at Dublin Guild meeting over press abuse
A crowded Dublin Guild of Merchants gathering debated a Sub-Committee report on the City Coal Bill. Accusations of illegitimate origination, libel by the Radical press, and loyalty to the Crown framed the quarrel as Aldermen and masters clashed over who authored the bill and who bore responsibility for its passage or rejection. The vote backed rejecting the bill and condemning agitators, amid sharp exchanges about Fathering and the integrity of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilead
Fo Newberry & Sons
Tame Street
Dublin
CovenamTs
Solomon
Gilead House
Irish Society For
Hia
Tuam
Daniell
Brdell
Masera, Latoushe and Co. Cuatle-Strert
Menerm Paget & Co
Deymmond & Co
Hatchard
Piccadilly
London
Upper Sackvillé Street
K. & Lers
THE
Association For the Improvement OF Prisons
Ireland
Sen
Cowl Will
Houx of Commons
A. B. King
Fitzsimons
Guild of Merchants
Alderaan Argher
Peter
Tsane
Anxiote
Pipe Water
Baresford
Elis
Nugent
Master Mills
Myr Millia
Guild of Mercljaunts
Guild of Marchants
Willis
Huse of Commons
Duhua
Abraham Beadley King
Aldertoun
Loanghiter
A. GB
Sutter
Beresford
Henry Gratian
King
Corn Exchange
Isaac Stewart
Christ
Henry Grattan
Kilmainham
Falstaff
Alderman Archer
Graume
Mr Dawson
Master Ellis
Alderman Beresford
Alderman Nugent
Mc Willits
Captain Fitzsimons
Guild
Corporation of Dublin
Willits
Barthe
Aldernen
Indictments in Wicklow case reveal robberies and assaults
Commission court heard Owen Walsh and Mary Walsh were indicted for stealing a cow jug from Dennis Maguire’s property in Wicklow. Other defendants faced charges of burglary and theft, with testimonies detailing a violent break in at Bootertown Chapel and a large loot including silver, coins, and clothing. Ball and others identified in court as principal actors. Continuous witness accounts described brutal blows, pistol threats, and property losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
Vandalene
Dueyt
Owen Walsh
Mary Walsh
Begly
Dennis Maguire
Ila. Collwa
Wicklow
Arimstrone
Newtown Mount Kendedy
Fanale
Hoth
Thomas M Donald
Duinen Bradley
Bootertown
Bettuuiu
Phe
Aoha Ball
John Keens
Kelly
Clarkey
James Toole
Ein Goth
Shearo
Rae
Wieness
McFullam
Mr Tynan
Withers
Mr Fullam
Mr. Tynan
Witnem
Ball
Bali
Che
Me Bennett
Margaret Clarke
M'Kenna
Callil
Fullam
Iere
Kacews
Hall
Ball Saadem
Lynnc
Bud Bern
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Strangers’ Fiend Society
Charles Buti
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Hac Ogee
Colegicum
Tor
Savigny, Everell and Co
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Mone
FP. Simon
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