Decrees in Irish Chancery Case Notice to Creditors
Decree of the High Court of Chancery of Ireland dated 1éth day per November last requires all creditors and vexatants of the late William John Johnston and other parties with charges affecting lands in the pleadings to enter before the 10th of January and prove their claims or be barred from benefits. The notice, dated 9 December 1923, names Roderick Connor and references solicitor Cotroun of Londonderry and other parties. Further particulars available from Benjamin Oakley, Enquirer, with dates and locations in Dublin and County Cork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S High Court of Chancery of Ireland
William John Johnston
Roderick Connor
Cotroun
Londonderry
Benaymin Oakley
Dublin
Edward Hoare
Dromerk
Dromerk East
Naishio
Couranig
Cogher
Annabella
Chambernon
Inns Quay
Devensher
Thomas Ball
Saniars Net
William Farran
Fan
Abbey Street
Dulin
Mesers
Terry & Want
Sir Joseph Walace Hoare
Leesan Street
Charity Meeting in Dorset for Cure of Serofala
A charity meeting chaired by GEORGE KNOX examined patients treated with Mr Fitzpatrick's ointment. The group reported notable but incomplete cure, with patients noting comfort under treatment. Subscriptions of Ten Pounds were urged. ointment available at the Dispensary and shipped to all parts of the kingdom. Donations and support to fund the institution were requested from local dignitaries and aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serurcua
Dorset
Pizpatrick
Georgr Knox
Fitzwarmck
Alan
Cafter
Fitzpatrick
King’s Hospital
Dzsenia
Hms
George Knox
Earl of Fingal
Geneve Krox
Tie Atehdengeny
Armagh
Berestosd
Alderwat MeiKenny
Harty
Silgechifere
Clark
Moor-street
de Doreet Institution
Reece
Proclamation appointing 128 constables in Cavan County
The Lord Lieutenant proclaims that magistrates must assemble on December 20 at Cavan to nominate 128 constables across the sixteen baronies of County Cavan under an act for constable appointments. This order, issued from Dublin Castle, directs the selection in pursuance of royal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willestey
Cavan
Caivan
Castle of
Dublin
OY Hs Bacellency
Rules and Orders for Regulating Trade Between Britain and Ireland
A long government proclamation from 923 outlines rules and procedures for declaring a trade war between Great Britain and Ireland, detailing outward and inward entry of ships, cargo documentation, required duties, and enforcement for vessels and goods moving across the Irish Sea. It includes formal signatures and notes on penalties for noncompliance.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Cuernina
Hell
United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland
London
Dublin
Great Belwin
Great Hungnia
Great Britain and
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Thomas Lindsay
James Lindsay
Archibald Johnston
R. M.'Tims
Grafton-stront
Eich Goudte
Wren
Merehandion
Isteh Veesel
Jaden
Ava
France
Osaemern Stout
Denvers
Ursiele
Lee Teetoy
Omon
C. Alen
Werth
Satomon
Gilead
Mont
Bie
Furth
Meena, Newbury & Son
Loune Strerti
June Kelly
Grattan Street
Solomon
Ris Dent
Luke
Ioarda
Cy Spaewifer
John Cummelg
Lower Ormoand Ouay
Peney
Ratimiaran
Avith
Aleaent
Petiina Bein Pees
Diaini
Tier
Aline
Rome
Kapp
Theder Aes Bas
Gigi
Patience
PES Ud PN
Fey
Artes
Sabes Yang
Efis
Conrse
Rossini
Europe
Vienna
Paris
Liston
Pesaro
Rousiai
Boloens
ESOL
D. Angelo Teset
Giuncchino
Csturches
Privets
Fanzioni
Voder
Angela Tesei
Gioacchino
Bologna
Reamagua
Theatre San Mose
Venice
Elsrader
Chefsp Wuvre
Racaini Pire
Tancred
Geis Cimarace
Mode Stendhal
Sea Plice
Dole
PRY
Sayre Ora Rossini
Joe Dat
Roloriva
M. Berton
Institute
Rosai
Mozart
M. de Standhal
Bologne
Italy
M. de Stendbal
Oly
Naples
Hossini
M. Barbaja
Rosini
Elizabetta Regiona d’ Tughelterra
Ferdinand
Sicliy
San Carly
M. Barbara
M. Hurhaja
Ilo
Mademoiselle Colberand
Mademoiselle Collrand
Madame Rossini
Tris
Faust
Burpee
Tossini
Prin Dowiu
Cotiely
Burebaja
Bey
Rossing
Gety Gretnigs Hhareny
Amore
Thom Dave
Raplessten
Brian Anecons
Eibrahedéa
Prey
Pere Borbsha
Bas
Nobo
Mademhoiselle
Guerlain
Majesty's
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