King Seemingly Improves On Return From Waterford
Extra from a London paper reports the King passing this day “better in every respect” than in recent days. Rieren o'Crock Dir. Pitt has seen the King. his removal hinges on his own will, and if he wishes it, the order will be executed at once. The Clifden packet brought news of the royal condition and arrangements ready for immediate action if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Agricult
Waterford
Williams
Clifden
Thia
Wicklow
Welby
John Stratford
Dorset
Wattatt
Holyhead
Bowne
Carleton
Bowmahan
Limerick
England
Adamson
Phenix Park
David Clarke
Etrand-stecet
Kilmainham
Abbey-Brect
Archaler
Ailo Guinea
Burton
Naia
Capel-Street
Doublin
Vickers
Prize ticket split halves at WALKER's Lottery Office
The article notes a prize ticket drawn, one half claimed and the other half still unpresented at WALKER's Lottery Office. Loot concerns include counterfeit coins and a Bowne counterfeit noted in circulation, while unrelated local news covers parliamentary dissolution discussions, alleged monopoly schemes, and a shop burglary with linen theft.
London Notes on School for Scandal and Gallery Manners
A London notice comments on the play Sir Peter Teazle in The School for Scandal and the praised performance of Mr. Binghie. It reports crowd disturbances by unrelated patrons demanding unannounced entertainments and urges the Lord Mayor to deploy peace officers. Also mentions Michael Brown’s receipt of thirteen shillings and sixpence for parish relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Peter Teazle
School For Scandal
Binghie
Michael Brown
Fea
Thomas Beaslley
King’s Bench
Gck
St. Luke
The Ticket No. 70 875 Drawn Saturday Prize Five Thousand
The Ticket No 70 875 drawn on Saturday offers a prize of five thousand pounds. It was sold by Nicholson and Wells at No 9 Dame-street where tickets and shares, undrawn, are available on the lowest terms from eight until eleven in the morning and from three in the afternoon until nine at night. Tickets insured from five guineas to five thousand on the lowest terms in Dublin.
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Tocol
Waa
Walker
Brett
Gentileman
Calliz
Faid
Prine
Marchbank
Lotter Sa
Agia Bah
Nicholson and Wells
Dame-freet
Dublin
Walker's Lottery Tickets Dominant Irish Page Notice
Auction style notice outlines Walker's Guinea Tickets with prizes from 10 to 99,000 pounds. Mentions Old State Lottery office Dublin and various buyers, pensioners, and patrons like Lowney Tromas Montgomery Clinton Bacon and others. cites security, bank deposits, and government debentures.
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Ae T. Walker
Dame-street
Walker
Dametreet
Dublin
Tay
Hua O*lowney
Gloucestertreet
Neal O'Donnel
Walkers
Warrin
Belfail
Naour
Dorigttreet
Good
LircurigLp
Cork
Bank of Far
Him
Decrees on Earl of Amvon Estate Auction in Dublin
A decree dated December 6 1788 calls for the sale by auction at One o clock in the Chancery Chamber Dublin of Morley Saunders estate lands in Rathbran Smiths Pare Goodwins Holdings and fodgrangs in Wicklow. Purchaser to pay one fourth of purchase money on deposit. inquiries to Edward Stanley and Groves, defendants agents.
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Chancery Charbber
Dublin
Go Gane
Beard
Déndanys
Rarhbran
Morley Saunders
Smith
Goodwin
Lavids
Frodgrangs
Firrate
Wicktow
Robert Warren
Jervisesireet
Cavan County Sale of Lands by Sheriff Notice
The King by the Sheriff of Cavan announces an auction under a Majesty's Writ of Rendition. On the court house steps in Cavan on December 1, 1788, between noon and 1 PM, the executor of Reilly’s estate sells the testator’s rights in lands in Urney County. One fourth purchase price payable at sale. remainder at deed perfection.
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Cavan
Mas Reilly
Deceas
Layari
Urney
Nogent, Sherif
Auction sale of estates in Queen's County and Waterford
Legal notice of a chancery sale by public auction of lands including Cudda and Ballynacourtney and multiple manors in Ireland. Adjournments extend into 1782 1784 1787 with dates and venues named at King's Inns Dublin and various estates in Kilbrithane and Lifeserv areas. Parties include David Nagle Joseph Nrygte Poamettre Francis Wyfe and others as defendants in the matter.
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David Nagle
Joseph Nrygte
Poamettre Francis Wyfe
F Weene M'Cadthy Jobfay
Eha Ro
How
Pis
Upper
Ttory
Highett
Cudda
Caddilah
Gallycleary
Carripeen
Clontaddon Kilbrithane
Cole
Camplon
Rathfeaton Fry
Queen's County
Ballynacourtney
Jhe
Taf Waterford
Newtown
Lifdogan
Mecknak
Anastace Park
Rorfeofeleg
Printsmore
Williams Park
Parkhaun
Prize Park
Qing
Cwurrigh
Longcourse
Castlefield
Maurice Bowie
Howie and
Ganlén
Frank Watt
Eccles
Sawin
Thomas Wyfs
Iifg
Turlde
Aiock
Adi Glan Brabsiel
King’s Inne
Dublin
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Windsor
Rieren o'Crock
Dir
Pitt
The
Beneckets
TERY
Edward
Edward Westby
Edward Stanley
York
Tee Groves
Richard Benyor
Lucius O'Brien
Bart
Naora
Chancery
Ber
Rathfotanidore
Snare
Rathfolanmore
Donogh O'Brien
Langs
Donogh O’brien
Bogherone
Lifduffe
Namie
Carrowna
Killy
George Colpoys
John Singteton
Henry
John Staroey
Alfo
John Singleton
Ballygereen
Hopeyard
Kildrum
Terence M'Mathon
Cahirfadda
William O'Brien
Mogharoe
Edmund Hogan
Cahirgorman
Clooneybeg
Lucius Wilfoh
Fernagh
Daniel Lyfaghr
Tam
Ballydooragh
Don Na Brien
Turlaghacres
William Epes Esq
Balyvathden
Mathias Hebir
Ballymacravan
Gahireonfane
Pabe
Méhaté
Thomas Grady
Mohane
Newanarket
Rathfo'an
Chare
Ada
Abielaig
Darel Syth
Tohn Pollock
Royle Ear
Laner & Asstty
Clan Bras
Clan al
Twa O' Chak
Mary Baker
Robert Darlington
Edward White
Isaac Jones
Algernoop
Bunga Fe Dabiin
Smiry-lane
George'y-Crest
Tite
George's Lane
George’s Lane
Nover
R. Bayly
Dame Elas
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