Double Marriage and French Lovers in 1749 Dublin notices
A late 1740s Dublin page advertises books by Augustus Long and others, with theatrical works and moral poems. It also reports court notices on Hugh Dickson's estate, creditor actions, and a public sale of estate lands, followed by price lists, agricultural guides, and tar sales. Notices include Elizabeth Dickson’s Exchequer decree, creditors urged to apply to Parliament for a trust to settle debts, and a warning from John Lawler about Mary Donaher’s alleged marriage misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Long
Cotte
Biles
Cowley
Hugh Dick
Corke
Hugh
Dickson
Terry
Elizabeth Dickson
Spintter
Hugh Dickson
Misehy
Devlin Journal
Ameriboy
Hugh Dicksor
Abrahem Dickson
Richard Terry
Harry
Richard James
Aaron Hill
Price
Irene
Samuel Johnson
Deity
Sam, Boyse
Universe
Hon.Baker
F.R.S
Society of Antiquaries
London
Paris
Cooney
James Thompson
Dinfen-street
Cramer
Iran
England
Greitain
Moorith
William Ellis
Linle Gaddofden
Hertfordshire
Dublin Society
Shepherd of
John Glariage
Drontheim
Heariy
Parliament-house
College
Norway
Athid
Charles Echlin Bfy
Donegall
Tony
Leafe
Itymaravigan
Ballyon
Doe River
Kaozca
Mary Donaher
Traskan
Queen's County
Thady-Phelan
John Lawler
Heary-street
Abbey
Richard Dawson
Mary Orelincourt
Richard Bolion
Sarah Nrman
Thomas Bolton
Thomas Norman
Clark
Robert Norman
Edward Mathews
Mary Drelincowt
Richard Bolton
Sarsh Norman
Fennis
Upper Iveagh
Bowysie
Lifsneward
Lifsnereward
Lower Iveagh
Newcastle
Bailoghbegg
Murlogh
Dusdrin
Tuilymore
Downe
Palaifaston
Public Notices and Auctions From Dublin and Boyle Listings
A varied 18th century conspectus of sales and estates includes Frederick Trench of Garbally offering cattle and sheep with six months credit, the Brewhouse at Loughboy, and a Dublin wine and goods shop selling numerous wines and fabrics. Also advertised are land and timber sales near Rockingham, Corragh, and Newcastle with detailed rent, tenure, and timber data, plus inquiries for purchase through Mr Redmond Kane. The notices describe large manors, farms, and deer/sea fishery advantages, alongside medicinal Arqueubade water and a methods schedule for public auction events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Trench
Garbally
Loughboy
John Corballis
Mary Donovan
Rockingham
Boyle
Roscasimon
William French
Oakperk
Illiam M‘nally
Bourdeaux
Crane-lane
Corragh
Dublin
Rathcoole
Maders
Hean Tite Parks
Pyahe
Newcastle
Downe
Derryncilly
Ballaghbeg
Murlogh
Dunerin
Tollymore
Morlugh
Ile of Map
Turpike
Newry
Dromore
Belfast
Downpatrick
Dundrum
Kikegh
Fennis
Arcdle
Leafes
Edward Blatthewes
Abbeyfirest
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Jack
Beooxs
Daddesley
Rockfeller
Pall-mall
Faulkner
Bookfedler
Dubln
Dodderly
Ireland
Phanue
Bradith
Neac Effe
J. Newberr
Paul's Church
St. Sepulchre
Bibie and Son
Arthur
T. Greensugh, Apothecary
Neas Wehill
Brice
Samuel Hamand
Sun
Naven
De‘any
Navan
Dubis
Drahin
Inelines
Hamand
Delany
Sudéay
Sep'ember
Shane
Philip’ Chenevix
Rio
Redmond Kane
Stafford Brect
Athaniel Rayner
Francis-street
Norwich
Jamnes Fabre
Schwetzerland
Peter Matter
Sciatrix
Smith
Black Lyon
Jervir-Scset
Jack the Giant Queller
Hzuay Bacoxs
Loghmere Wishin
Limerick
Cecige
Dundalk
Covernor and Company
Duncalh
Perton
Mundalk
N.B
Gab
Heatly
Ole Bordiacz
Michas
Cook-strees
Fara
Thecghilu
Graves
Thomas Nolan
Lisbon
Ags
Holland
Egmond Nowlan
Trerovwton Ferely
Toandan Mikes
Auprar
Eee
N. B
Jone West
Ito Che
Lewis Jones