Public Auction of Mayo Lands in Surprising Detail
The Right Honourable Baron Clanmorris acts as guardian in a minority case for a minor and summons a sale by public auction at his chambers on the Inn a Quay. The lands listed span many townlands in the Barony of Kilmaine and Carr, Mayo, including Keochdoroho, Clonball, Shinganagh, Summerhill and others, with extensive grazing and meadow tracts. The parcels are described with acreages and divisions, and the sale sets for November 7, 1924, with adjournment to December 2, 1924, at one o clock in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sotuibe
Towill
Inna Quay
Keochdoroho
Ranacreeta
Txhenagh
Clonball
Shinganagh
Ditto
West Division
Carrobrack
Slishmeen
Ballynamudda
Gradgge
Weatherfort
Cloghanageeragh
Parks and Ruanmore
Poolaraaly
Knocklegan West
Clireens
Lisrobert
Kilmham
Carré
Mayo
Grove -Knocknalusky
Croskeen
Kiltrogee
Clare Galway
Galway
Ahsacragh
Callowes
Ballinasloe
Ballindaolee
John Walsh
Roderick, Connor
Cwantes Fire
Returned list of High Sheriff nominees for 1825 period
A November 20 1824 record lists numerous gentry for the office of High Sheriff in counties and towns across Ireland including Ballymena Faq Cunningham Grog Ballyhone Mount Davie Hay Ballymoney Crow Hill Loughgall and many more. Names span Belfast Enniskillen Monaghan Kilworth Moore Abbey Donadea Castletown Celbridge Newport and other locales with titles such as Esqs Bart Lords Sir and Major General among the nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Nas
Genlemey
George Hutchinson
Ballymoney
Cunningham Grog
Ballyhone
Belfast
Alexander M‘manud
Mount Davie
Hay
Ballymena
Agnacu
Thomas Molyneux
Manorerly
Daviy
John Bede
John Whelan
Rath
Walter, Newton
Dunleckney
Bagnaletown
Cake
Sly Agustin FiteGerald
Qaragoran Castle
Andrew Stockpool
Lahiney
Ennistytion
Stafford O'Byrne
Stonehill
Robert Moore
Kilworth
John Smith Barty
David Ross
Rosstrevor
Dostix
John David la Touche
Marley
Thomas Richard Needham
Edmondsbury
Eng
Rishard Manders
Brackenstown
Franavaan
John Colpoys Bloomfield
Castle Callwell
Enniskillen
John Killigrew Dunber
Garrison
Churchhill
Francis Hazard
Gardens Hill
Gatwar
Edward Blake
Castle Grove
Enq
Tuam
William Handcock
Camtilly
Robert Martin
Ross
Kunny—Richard Mahoney
Dromore
Kenmare
John Hickson
Grove
John Markham Marshall
Collinaferry
Miltown
Krepane
Lord Henry Moore
Moore Abbey
Monaater
Charleville Fareat
Tullamore
William Trench
Cangort Park
Egy
Shinrone
John Warburton
Gartyhinch
Eag
Portarlington
Larraiss
Sir J. Rowley
Drumans
Bart
Cairncrose
Thomas Culley
Skreeny
Manorbatailion
Robert Johnston
Brookhill
Ball
Local Noble Names List From Irish Parishes
A fragmentary roster lists several landed gentry and estates across Warenford Wexford and Wyre county areas. Notable names include James William of Coulnnmark Log Wareick on Surr and Sir Robert Hudson of Bodlywoodt with others such as Henry Quin Wingheld Fay Wray Francia Synge Hutchinson and Arthur Chichester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warenford
James William All
Coulnnmark
Wareick-on-Surr
William Moore
Moorehill
Henry Amyas Bushe
Glencorn Abbey
Wells
Eaq
Oulart
Arthur Chichester
Dunbrody Park
Arthura
Bolivar Victory Rumor and European Dispatches
The London mail and Boston papers discuss Bolivar’s alleged victory over Canterac, with no dates. Moscow and Moldavia tensions creep into Paris reports, while a Petersburgh dispatch notes abolition of certain inheritance taxes in foreign states for Russian subjects.
Death of Ferdinand the Seventh Reported in London
A London newspaper notes the sudden death of Ferdinand the Seventh, reported Friday. The king’s demise is described as abrupt with no prior illness, marking a abrupt royal transition and prompting official notices from court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
London
Origins of the 300000 deficit charge at India House
The Calcutta paper explains the drift of a defic it rumor alleging Lord Hastings caused a 300000 shortfall. A mis summation by an India House clerk led to a cascade of inad equate reports, corrected by the Direction. It also notes no foundation for friction between Sir Edward Paget and Lord Amber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
India
India House
Bengal
Lord Hastings
Sir Edward Paget
Lord Amber
Edward Paget
England
Sir Edward
Royal Military College
Alexander Hope
Agoon
Maynooth Survives in English Catholic Leadership Echo
Maynooth would also be borne in the same pa doub ing manner by any other honest Roman Catholic priest or Roman Catholic bishop in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Ireland
Morning Chronicle
Chronicle
James Yorke Bramston
House of Commons
London
Poymer
Bramston
Monsier Tabsraud
Maynooth
Monsieus Tabaraud
Paotistanus
United Kingdom
England
Controversy Over Catholic Church Authority and Papal Succession
A reader letter questions the Catholic Church's stance on the validity of English Protestant orders and the legitimacy of papal succession. It argues the Pope's authority arises from political intrigues and criticizes claims of an unbroken apostolic line, suggesting St Peter’s Rome role is unsubstantiated in scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonaparte
Prince ‘Alleyraad
Autun
Aneglo
Aa Tilloteon
8Illin
Jeremy ‘Taylor
Jéwell
Church of
Rome
Symae
Euplich
Popich
Cranmer
Papa
Canterbury
Hope Gregory
St. Peter
St. Petr
Ore
Himaglfin
St. Luke
St. Paul
Saint Peter
St.Peter
Romme
Catholic Association Meeting Discusses Subscriptions and Appointments
The Catholic Association met in Kilkenny at the Corn Exchange with Sir Thomas Esmonde in the chair. Members read letters from across the kingdom detailing subscriptions and new admissions, praising Eneona M'Donald as agent and Major Bryan for his forthcoming admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Exchange
Thomas Esmonde
Barth
Colonel Butler
England
France
Ivanka
Eneona M‘donald
Devereux
Wexford
Rose
M‘donnell
Ireland
O'Connell
Major Bryan
Jenkins Town
Association
F. W. Conway
Brenixe Post
Nicholas Mahon
Conway
Mahon
Bryan
Costello
Kilkenny
Green
Dingle
Kerry
G. Rice
Fauntleroy Trial and Prisoner Despair in Newgate
The article recounts the emotional endgame at Newgate where Mr Fauntleroy faces execution. Mrs Fauntleroy seeks a final meeting with her husband as witnesses describe his calm, guilt aware demeanor and plea for the world’s mercy. Sir Charles Forbes testifies on Fauntleroy’s character while supporters discuss a last farewell to his children and spiritual solace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faunleroy
Springett
Fauntleroy
Sammanientey
Springes
Hein
Perte
Charles Forbes
Forbes
Newgate
Fauntleroy Ia
Rema
Chi
Forties
Fallouetey
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Denis” Arthur Giogham
Clanmorria
Hla Mather and
Quardian
Charles Barry
Baron
Clanmorris
Drefermiant
William Lloyd
RockGeld
Ithq
J. Caulfield
Beltown Castle
Rerger Willan St
George French
Clonaquin
Talsk
Tea
Robert William Hilla
Crewe “House
James Wood
Woodville
Neynoe
Castle Nenog
Raby
Iiam Barton
Grove, Bag
Machew Peancfuther
Caviletake
William Perry
Woodroof
Clon
Traonp
Sir Robert Ferguson
Barn, Bart
Hugh Stoteart
Gceacta
Frisi
Consula
Hank Stork Grand Canal
Royal Cammd
Ohio
Royal
St. Patrick
Dublin Gas
Hibernian
Dubutz
Jorrnal
London Mail
Boston
Bolivar
Canterac
Paris
Constantinople
M. Minsiacky
Moldavia
Wallachia
Bayley
Kingdom of
Hanover
C. Bagot
Count Lebzeltern
Hid
Austria
Rotterdam
Riga
New York
Catholic Association
MR. Fauntl
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