Decree to Sell Monastery Lands in Galway Mayo Cast by Court
Public sale notice under a Chancery decree announces the sale by private bid of lands and premises tied to the late Monastery of Cong and related estates. Dated February 1824 in Dublin with adjournment to March 1, 1824. Solicitor for the Plaintiff is Robert Mayne, 25 Jervis Street.
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Chanceryn Irélandy
O'Donel
Tesday
Dublin
Cong
Qughter
Kiltozory
Atherwice Killogaorrg
Atherwine Kiltogery
Kildan
Lysishery
Lirslogherry
Crenagh
Crevagh
Ather
Sheelonghter
Toughkeren
Kaackakeren
Annoy
Cloonedaury
Kilmata
Kelmain Park
Torey Kerley
Pack
Gang
Maniscina
Ardillane Road
Ardellane Road
Etlanederrigg
Ardillane Tel
Galway
Mayo
Gavay
Ir Neal O' Donel
William Browne
Das
Inns Vay
Thomas Ellis
Robert Mayne Bolicitor
Jervis-street
Thomas Ball
Tor
Abbey-atreet
Forster
Andrew Scrater
Atimy Chambers
William Henn
CRANS
Magdalen Asylum
Leeson-Street
Duchess of Gloucester
Henry Woodward
Fethard
le Mont Noble
Wellesley
Lutonche
Stephen's Green
Farming Society OF Ireland
General Taylor
Winchester Bualel
George Nolan
Jobe
A. Steverston
Melvin Strang
Jobe Wisden
Thomas Simpson
Sherrard
Tabbonene
Seduction case against stage-coach proprietor ends in £50 damages
In London Sheriff's Court a seduction action against a stage-coach proprietor from Abington ends by consent with a verdict for fifty pounds. Mary Nuon, aged about seventeen, testified of her pregnancy after eloping in 1822 and living with the defendant, who was married at the time. The jury expected a strong example against the seducer of a young girl, but the case concluded without further evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowx
Weevearnes
B Stokes
Abington
Kensington
Mary
Haynes
Chile
Mary Nuon
Stokes
Appeals Before the Lords Hearings and Naval Dispatches
Parliament peers are summoned in the House of Lords for five days of hearings on appeals. Extracts report Lord Chancellor duties, select days, and a private Portsmouth letter detailing Medina dispatches about Tunisian captives, Greek enslavement, and diplomatic remonstrances. Also noted are the death of Mr Pierce by drowning and a coroner's inquiry, with evidence of a fog-related accident.
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LORDS
Parliament
London
House of Lords
Baron Gifford
Lord Beilesdale
Portsmouth
Medina
Hay
Tunis
Mediterranean
Havin
G. W. Hamilton
Casuluct
Smyrna, &c
Mediterrauian
Euryalus
Cayain Clitfor
Thay
Aredera
Pratique
Adairaly
Gilastor Om
Hamilton
Cinablean
Baeryalus
Medusa
Rose
Dispatch
Ait
Pierce
Jacob
Ragland
Extraordinary inquiry at Dublin Mansion House over light weights
A Thursday investigation before the Lord Mayor at the Mansion House centered on Isaac Stewart a respected merchant charged with using light weights and defective scales. The exchange detailed the legal proceedings adjournment and arguments over jurisdiction and penalties as witnesses were to be sworn before a formal information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Mr Stewart
Mr Pertin
Archer
Perrin
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Chancery
Projamin Owsley, Esq
Joseph Wallace Hoare, Bart
Ablin
Willitase
Lanham
Meiny
Kildare-place
Justice Johnson
Society
Ius Schoola
William Johinson
Suatie Johnson
Aduatru Oliver
Urereto
Oliver
Sheriffs’ Court
MR Ibaac Stewart
Avayot
Stewart Hirmself
Mr Perrin
Mr Pormi
Trely
Pam
Sorria
Peroar
Mer Stewart
Der
Mia Stewart
Peat Hy
Doruy
Fro
Oath U
Montreal
Carolina
East India
India
Senda
New New York
Wexford
Jamaica
Treward Island
Kelpperton
Pzb
Stansford
Linscot
Browar Rayne
DSS
Qurartery Baal
Ghisdie
Westerdaay
Irs
Liverpool
Pins
Primus Agen
Asia
Des Wits
Broeher
Fearel Peg Staitesker
Derren
Abel
George Dovriaund
Ighland
D. S