Sale of extensive Mayo lands under Francis Lynch estate
Public sale notice for property and lands in Mayo at Tona quay Dublin under decree and orders from 1819 1822 naming numerous inclosed holdings and town plots including Carrendoily Castle Park and Drimery with adjournments to April 1823. Sale conducted by Roderick Connor solicitor to the plaintiff HRA Brownne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Richards Esq
Francis Lynch Blosse
Tona Quay
Dublin
Lande of
Hulane
Killivalane
Hovalane
Killevalane
Kinnagh
Athvally
Balynanleive
Daimearbane
Derrynecaun
Dereante
Cubentrou
Cronghhnearra
Cormuly
Caerea
Ipgartue
Cormnten
Connaughlougia
Clonbury
Clanely
Warrawningly
Clundeath
Carroraltibang
Carrowretn
Carrowben
Halter Knockingnol
Tte
Oghell
Knorkalenoure
Knocknera
Knockard
Theville
Kaochnemonth Lane
Carcowbeg
Loongunnagh
Cloony Crownnagh
Alisa
Drivaddy
Goetfurlane
Arrinabane
Ditto
Ballynoucona
Gurtreda
Ror
Ballywilliam
Johestone
Por Connors Holding
Kilcolnan
Knochnemolane
Bog
Dilis
Bow
Derumminean
Killnegay
Barnecarcall
Naunnagh
Tinerlough
Derrygowl
Mayfield
Corrygood
Cuolmabenagh
Meclck
Hoghan
Oldings
Chea
Johnstone
Joseph Moore
Ball
I Burke
Michiel Herta
Patrick Larkin
Roger Power
Robert Burke
Patrick M*keal
Thady Lonagh
Mary Kine
Dominick Browne
al Beil
Vacutar Largley’s
John Corley
Fey
Said
Lake Kelly
George Ols Toure
Piet
Francis Lynch
Roderick Connor
Sale
Hrain Hrowne
Kay
Carrowhekeen estates sale and Irish tithe debate
Public notice of a sale by public auction of lands in Galway and Mayo counties scheduled for December and multiple adjournments from 1422 through 1823, with details of parcels, dates, and solicitor Braba Zon Browne. Parliamentary discussion follows on Irish tithes and justice appeals, with the Earl of Liverpool and others weighing measures and committee appointments.
Weak Eyes Richard Spear Instruments for Sale in Dublin
A historic notice by Richard Spear, instrument maker in College Green, Dublin, announces ready for sale a variety of improved optical and drawing instruments. He promotes patent and Brazil pebble spectacles, portable telescopes, globes, and other instruments, plus wax candles and related items, offered at low prices for ready money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Spear
College Airern
Dublin
Lean
London
Loth
Apothecary and Chemist to his Meagesty and Establishment
An apothecary announces a department for pharmaceutics and chemical operations offering trials of modern medical discoveries. The range includes Buchu leaves, iodine tincture, morphine, narcotine, and other preparations, with surgical instruments and leech applications kept in stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uist
Ratale
Centon Proasie
Coleheium Authonaire
Ehea
Savigney Fyereli Sid Co
London
Eseulhiedimedt
Alao
Petition and treaty questions in Irish issues debated in Parliament
In a parliamentary discussion, Lord Fateay and others debated whether a treaty linking the Crowns of France and Spain affected the old family Compact with Ireland. Papers suggested Napoleon era links, while discussions noted a 1513 treaty between France and Spain possibly influencing the renewal of the Mani Vy Compact, though not formally reopened. The debate touched on Ireland’s state and the need to assess evils and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tank Kenyon
Lalinusiue i
Catholi Chios
France
Spain
Onl
Holland
Berdinald
Marlof Liverpool
Tatu
Brange
Spata
Petition and debates on Irish tithes and union duties
In the House of Commons on April 25, petitions were laid on the table including clergy of the united diocese of Ardther and Aghadoe in support of the tithe commutation bill. Debates covered Irish union duties with varied views on repeal and continuation, and amendments to the Leather Tax repeal were discussed. The union duties bill passed through committee, with motions for witness attendance and further reporting set for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn
Ardtert and
Aghadoe
Sind
Newport
Ireland
Fribh
Siri H. Parnisll
Cor ‘Loin
Drogheda
Curwen
Wallace
C. Hutchinson
Wallach
Phillips
Ellis
C. Tiguchinson
Curl
Colthurst
Skeffington
Col
Barry
Palmerston
Insurgent activity and arrests near Rathkeale and Shanagolden
In Holypark county, several ash trees were cut by insurgents. Police, aided by Colonel Norcott, conducted a dawn search and arrested Patrick and James Mingaue from the Rathkeale Commons, linked to Major Hare’s murder. They were found with a woman and a man named Olver Mitzgerald previously seized at Quebec. Charges include murder, rebellion acts, and flight from residence. Reports describe arson scares and threats in surrounding areas as authorities push to suppress the Boyle movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemenick Chronicle
Holypark
Richard Taylor
Ling
Kelly
Mr Smith
Rathkoulc
Geverally
Norcott
Oflivera
Wade Arrageniente
Shanaguldon
Cooxtable Danve
Patrick
Rathkeate
Destuiry Tate
Major Hare
Mount Meury
Stoneville
Tiukea Uy
Constable Dance
Bourke
Orange
Newcastle
Adam Newnan
Bsq
Vromory
Mdmond Walst
Maunece Fitz“aerald
Boeke Syelvi
Wasan
Moscow
Cairne
Objections to Witness Expense Arrangements at Dublin House
Debate over paying expenses for witnesses before the house ends with a decision to indemnify those who might be unable to testify. Sir Newport cites lack of precedent for upfront indemnity while Mr Daly supports compensation after testimony. Witnesses and the Dublin grand jury panel are ordered to attend on Monday May 6 before the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Nieved
Dubla
Newport
Daly
Dublin
Fires Ravage Homes and Outbuildings in Cork Region
On the night of the 21st instant a large range of farm buildings and sheds at Loughlea near Buttevant burned including two barns a cart-house a stable and a fowl house. Flax potatoes threshing outs and farming utensils were destroyed. Sir Hugh Gough and the 22d Regiment arrived quickly to aid. The blaze followed earlier shooting at Woodville the residence of Henry Sherlock and the Langrishe house at Sanfoster near Lisdoreal was burned. A dwelling at Shandrum near Charleville owned by Mr Burke was also set ablaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Loughlea
Buttevant
Hlanry Sherlock
Woodvilla
Hugh Gough
Avery
Shandrum
Charleville
Burke
Trial of Daniel Staunton for brother's murder in Ballinascornoy
In Dublin county Ballinascornoy Charles Staunton is shot. Daniel Staunton pleads Not Guilty. Evidence includes surgeon Powel, witness Bridget Dermott and family relations. Cross-examinations describe a dispute over land, a funeral, and a gun used in the fatal event with neighbours called to nearby rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeen-Street
M'Clelland
Justice Vandeleur
Daniel Staunton
Tor
Wis Rother
Charles Staunton
Ballinascornoy
Dublin
Kanone
Powel
Ballinascorney
Bridget M'‘Dermott
Charley
Hois
Daniel
Hood
Moj
George Glynn
Witmess
Hia
Paleo Silve
Betaihes
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Thareday
IRS
Ted
Oth
Maza
W Miter
Wand
Planifty
Montgomery
Belle Gray
Court of Exchequer
Serance
Erelaind
Ron
E. Bom
Nea
Chanel del Ms
Condy
Nord Convey
Merrieg
Iain Guindes
Grenna
Hane
Sam Hawser
Janes Aecathe Kequa
Janes Digues Lalowese
Peter A. Lentie
Wail Lanall
Solin O'Horen
Whowsae Tiny Carurye Roe
Jon Todlaimter
Thomas Wilson
Pi Aitalisa
Atdiew Vince
Esqre
Agri
al Beit
Coun
Hectors
Ptions
Mompurye
Ulan
Marine Department
Eaning
Uberal
Larsen
Asauien
Kus
Mey
Kingdon
Artiem Aly
Elise Wud
Ob Darling
George Mahon
Hin Cauke
John Lord
Valention Hiake
Tosquay
Carrowhekeen
Uallyinaghtaney
Galway
Uleo
Kussina
Simunte
Cong
Joyce Country
Rors
Mongiga
Aicuate
Kilmain
Mayn
William Henn
Thurmlay
Isya
William Tenn
Brabazon Browne
Earl of Liverpool
House of Commons
Earl of
Arnley
Administration of Justice
Lower
Sackville Street
Dublen
Csf
Immedite BU Pemintanda
Charles Butler
M. D
Linn Majed
Sessian Berg
County of
Carlow
Rich
Merlwwes
Commission
Crosse
Dachie
Staunton
Haros
Wiyosa
Valle
Sunun Dayle
Witgess
Corals
Witich Pannied
Pat
Punjab
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