Market Hovsk Drogheda Dactiisan On 86 Ah
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a market in Drogheda with unclear names and numbers. Readable parts show a place name and a numeric value stan ing as 86. No clear events, entities, or dates emerge from the fragment.
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Market-Hovsk
Drogheda
Fragmentary legal notice from Meath county land dispute
Fragmented OCR records a legal notice involving Robert Befold and trustees in Meath and Pottle acres. Names, places, and dates are garbled but reference land, trustees, and a Brahant or Bray context. The readable bits suggest a property claim under county territory with unspecified action and parties.
Perpetuity Land Proposals Sought for Entire Premises
The landholders hold greater interests than the proprietor whose title is unquestionable. Robert Warren, Attorney, No. 29 Jerry Street, will receive proposals and negotiate with any person for the whole or any part of the above premises.
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N.B. Robert Warren
Ajeomey
Jeryistireet
Proposals Sought for Land and House in Virginia Town
County of Cavan advertises sale of acres from the estate of the Right Bart BeStivé to be secured from August first. Immediate offer requested. House and offices described as newly built and complete. Proposals in writing to Walter Keating of Kells David, June 1786, Virginia Town location with goods.
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Bart’ BeStivé
Walter Keating
Kells
David June Sath
Virginia
Property Auction Notices in County Tipperary May 1986
County Tipperary lands offered for sale include Ballysorrell comprising about acres and Dro Mardbegg about 299 acres, located within half a mile of each other. A very old house, various offices, and a large garden wall are on the Dro Mardbegg site. Proposals received by John Hatch, Esq. Garrow Street or Lake Gaven, County Dublin. May 8, 1986.
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County Tipperary
Ballysorrell
Dromardbegg
Tinpeary
John Hatch
Garcow Street
Lake Gaven
Ify
Suffolk
Firest
Dublin
Proclamation of County Ireland Alarm and Rewards Notice
The Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland publish a proclamation warning of threats and disturbances. It details penalties for riots, guarantees rewards for information, and orders authorities to apprehend offenders while offering pardons for cooperation. Dated November 1786 in Dublin.
Proclamation warns rewards for capturing anonymous letter authors
An 1785 Dublin proclamation declares a reward of one hundred pounds for each of the first three persons who prosecute and convict writers of the anonymous paper or notice alleging cattle harm and extortion. It orders officials to use diligence to discover collaborators and promises royal pardon for confessors. The document is dated November in Dublin and署 signed by council members.
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Bevin
Ae Saenato
Council Chamber
Dublin
stGhanngn
Clifden
Luttrell
John
Fitagibbons
Robert Walth
Thomas F'Ul- Yer
Christopher Waggett
Cork
Beth Heavens
Robin Walsh
Morrice “ Carrel
Ward
John Shaw
Fragmentary Legal Notice From Patchart Syndicate Case
A damaged OCR record describes a legal matter involving a tenant Gene ropnag Blij igh and a plaintiff Hee Ely Wie, wife, with reference to the Patchart deposité'd and a sale. It mentions Francis Hoping as agent and a deed and rent related action, with unclear dates and parties.
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Ofi Francis Hoping
Large Auction Sale of Cattle Hogs Horses and Farm Stock
A broad 1786 public sale notice invites buyers to attend a sale on Viola Lodge near Navag in Meath. It lists beef cattle cows heifers and calves aged one to three years, sheep including ewe lambs and rams, a stock of mules draft horses hogs and farm utensils, oats flax and hemp yarns sacks and a large marquee. The vendor notes precision in character and promises payment in Dublin currency and fast settlement. The auction starts at seven o clock on the first day with Black Cattle and continues until all is sold.
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Viola
Pfk
Neath
Dublin
Proclamation Offering Rewards for Fire Offences in Ireland
The Lords Lieutenant and Council of Ireland publish a notice offering one hundred pounds for each felonious arson offender who is discovered and convicted for fires in a Kerry stable owned by Michael Langan and a Carrollt house owned by Edward Lesle, with a February deadline. Officials vow to pursue offenders and grant pardons to informants and accomplices.
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Vath
Tarbestyey
Kerry
Michael Langan
Petia
P. Fons
Thallnocenly
M.getly
Notice of reward for information on missing persons
Edward Leslie of Tarvert in the County Keny offers fifty pounds to any person who will discover or return the missing persons named in the notice. The reward is to be paid on the ninth day of next month upon recovery of the missing individuals. Dated August 14, 1786.
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Edward Leslie
Tarvert
Keny
Ot Auigust
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