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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 15, 1785
Page
2
The readable parts show a fragmentary line with mixed characters and stray symbols possibly from a damaged newspaper page. No clear names, places, dates, or events emerge to identify a coherent news item or notice.
A rough OCR read mentions payment for children of a deceased resident, with unclear place and dates. The legible parts reference a town, a court or parish context, and overdue or due amounts. Details are unreadable, hindering full factual reconstruction.
Lovers of planting are invited to the Nursery Garden sale featuring purest fruit and evergreen varieties. Specially priced seedling oaks and thorny rye at set rates. orders to the gardener John Gahan a few days before the event.
A long antiquated notice describes the sale and administration of the estate of Faithfull, Bollefoue, deceased, comprising the Garden, Orchard, and Demesne Lands in Lowth County, near Dundalk and Castle-Bellingham. It notes surrounding towns, the residence, stables and offices, and calls for inquiries and applications to Mr Fortescue and executors regarding debts and claims. It references the minority of Faithfull Fortescue and the need for payment of years due.
A late 18th or early 19th century public notice from Waterford Tyran outlines the Crown's intent to prosecute offenders and protect the public. It invokes royal authority, lists penalties including fines and imprisonment, and asserts measures to apprehend and try those involved in felonies. The document names officials and emphasizes enforcement of the law by peace officers and magistrates.
By the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland a proclamation orders apprehension and condign punishment for Concliue Rionian Denia Riochan of Goole darihy in Cork County Denis Riopiga of Keely County Michael Riordan of Lik County and John Murphy of nc faid Coimeg for unspecified offences.
A torn proclamation from Cork outlines a fatal assault in Paranthomus near Kee Madurr. Card Murphy died after being attacked by Cornelius Riordan and others, with local Riordan kin aiding. Rewards are offered: two hundred pounds for the principal offenders and fifty pounds for each additional convict. Officials urge apprehension before May next.
A court record from December 14 1785 details a large land estate comprising numerous quarters and acres in Grenania and adjacent areas. It names Thomas Lehante’s executors surviving, with costs and interest awarded to plaintiffs and defendants. The document references mortgage history involving Arthur Earl of Arran, Arthur Gore Bart, and Earl of Arran, plus General Thomas Bligh.
Notice to the creditors of Francis Ryan deceased and defendants relatives to come in and ascertain their demands before January 26, 1786, or be precluded from the decree benefits dated December 1785 in the Exchequer Court of Ireland.
In a Chancery decree, Edward Bulkeley and others announce a public sale by auction on the fifth day of January 1986 in Ballymanus, Wicklow. The sale aims to settle principal, interest, and costs owed to the plaintiff in this case, with Garret Byrne deceased represented by administrators and heirs listed.
A chancery notice states that on Monday December 19 at 1 PM the Towns and Lands of Ardmayle and Monoe with an undivided moiety of Caflamoye in Maddlerhind arlg, Co Wicklow, are to be sold by public Cant to the built for the purpose stated in the last decree. Dated December 1, 4935. Thomas Burroughs.
A partial notice references the sale of Wobdo premises under a petitioned process. Details are unclear in the fragmented text, but the document cites a scheduled action and a specific date in the near term for the proceeding.
The notice outlines lands near Noldstown in Dublin County for pattening, listing owners George Nugent and Edmond Nupese with agent Reevielin. It mentions the lands' inclusion in the Meath and Dublin districts and references Abbeus.
Fragmento confuso describe deudas pendientes y cargos vinculados a manufactura y pagos diversos. Muestra nombres propios desordenados y fechas dispersas, sin claridad sobre entidades completas o eventos específicos. No se identifican acuerdos, montos o resultados verificables en el texto legible.
Obscure obituary notes the death of BAR OREILLY previously known as Mri nee Toppsie Great Georges No 68 in a local register, with no further biographical details available.
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