Unrelenting credit and public safety fears in Dublin
A Dublin report recalls Lord Chancellor’s swift discharge of a bankrupt after petition. then details warnings of fog and accidents in the city. It notes police concerns about street crime near Angel Alley and a fatal fall in Thomas Street, plus discussions of counterfeit coinage and a bold old Irish writ from George III regarding estates and debts in Kilkenny and Westmeath.
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Hig
Ipithe
Sucheelinghan
St. Doulegh
County of
Dublin
Ennie
Biy
Francis Street
Baldayight
Angel-alley
Itheel's-Lann
Murphy
Thomas-street
Trong
Earl of Meath
Mentyn
Birmingham
Francis Mreet
Withe
Ormond-street
Francinet
Plaintiffs and Defendants Named in Turbulent Case
The document lists Thomas Savage and others as plaintiffs and Maryh Wife and Elizabeth Wife as defendants in a proceeding concerning Maryrodd, described as the quig daughter of Timothy Mahan, with Nathaniel Ligoe Gard involved as a defendant. the wording implies a probate or civil action with multiple named parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Savage
Richand
Barnaby
David
Sheriock
Mary
Cineis Cywile
Eliziey
Maryrodd
Aid Timothy Mahan
Property Sale Notice in Dublin Crucial Parcels Listed
A decree sale announces the disposal of multiple parcels in Dublin and surrounding counties. Properties include Ardhlies Kilthaight grounds, a Drumcondea Lane house and garden, a brick dwelling and stables on St Marys Abbey grounds, and two dwellings on Borr Court. Also two Pimlico plots and various lands formerly held by Bushell Harvey, with purchase money deposit noted. Executed under the decree in the matter of James Envis and others, dated November 23, 17y.
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Frcheyver
Ireland
Tao o'Cuck
Krug
Madrony
Bower Ormonay
Wippararg
Ardhlies
Kilthaight
King’s County
Drumcondea Lane
St. Mary's Abbey
The
Dublin
Hearvestrest
Arthur Bryan
Stalforddirect
City of Dublin
Fortescue Gormas
Borr-court
Mr. Bushell
Mr. Harvey
Pimlico
Thomas-court
Donore
Tenures of Landlord and Tenants No 1 to 3
A historical notice lists land tenures including fee simple holds and everlasting renewables. It describes various arrangements such as lease for three lives, perpetual grants, and terms of 11 and 99 years, with inquires directed to attorneys for the plaintiff and defendant at Caple Street and Jervis Street.
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Curragh
Caves
Bottescue Gorman, Rsg
Joan Caaminr
Caple-street
Rougat Waaren
Jervis
Notice of Sale and Auction in Dublin Chancery Chamber
Under a decree in chancery, the plaintiff seeks sale of town and lands in Dublin including Courtdufle, Upper Castleknock, Leakes, Fulham’s, Blanchestown, and Skevaily Leackie to satisfy principal, interest, and costs with Morgan/Abbot as parties. Sale set for December at one o’clock in Kennedy’s Lane, with bids via James Bradish and executors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Carey
S High Court
John Warren
Trelana
Wachia
Dublin
Christopher Abbot
Walker
James Bradish
Aungiersbreet
Horeit
Fairett
Skevaily
Kennedy
Donoughmore
Proclamation on murder in Kilbegerd and pursuit orders
Lords Justices publish a proclamation offering rewards for apprehension and conviction of Matthias Manus and accomplices in a violent murder at Maurice’s house in Kilbrg. Names include James Kell, Owen Molloy, and Patrick Handy. pursuit extends toward Browne's Curragh. Rewards offered for suspects or any discoverers aiding convictions.
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Helena
Poter Jn
Ob Deng
Om Guards
Lailantore
Kin
Herons
Eams
Ut Sale
Nexihun Ra County
Witmewth
Jamesdigll
Tie Said
Motely
Owen Molloy
Baily Bouxle
Durroiw
But King's County
Aurea Foil
Kilveggay
Carpenter
Mathew Gerry
Gerryduite
Ract
Mathias McManus
James Kell
Mosely
Pen O
Maurice
John Mc.Manun
Kilbegerd
Maccnias Mc.Manur
Maineynam
Patrick Handy
Joseph Guilely
Foun Tal i
Edmond Ken Arerr
Perfons
Bac
Iran
Kilbrg
Matthias My
Mans
Browne
Curragh
Frig County
Matthias
Manus
Heaiten
Osten Follay
Mofely
James Felly
Owen
Molloy
Owen Malley
Maine
Handibode
Parih
Newtoun
Wellmead
Beling
Yeriu
Berias
Mathias MeManus
Sprag
Perlane
Proclamations On Rewards For Apprehension Of Rebels
A Dublin dated proclamation announces rewards of ten pounds for apprehension and conviction of ten persons or any accomplices involved in a late arson and riot at Robb parish Glebe within Armagh diocese. It names officials, warns informants, and sets deadlines before the next jury to disclose identified offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S George
Great Britain
France
Ireland
Kilkeanty
John
Earl of
Nublin
Saint Ichael the Archangel
Saint Michael
Wandesford
King’s Courts
Dublin
Hillary
Wandeford
Sidium
Velvertos
Leeland
Westmeath
Robert Earl of
Belvidere
Jame
Gy Buolin
St. Michael the Archary Ia
St. Michael
Tilden
Belvedere
Robert Exel
Bylvedere
Lacy
Bulveders
Pheuland
Barry Yelverton
Plan Brassill
Npeassice Carr
Nugent Buckingnam
Coen
Biot
Robb
Armagh
Edwart Hintion
Lienterant
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