Exchequer records and financial notices from 1810 Parliament
The document lists accounts presented and bills in progress including exchequer payments between January 6 and February 1 1810, duties on leather and hides, drawbacks on exports to England and Scotland, tax computations, and motions scheduled for February in the Parliament session. It notes committees, regulation bills, and supply proceedings with references to the Crown and Admiralty warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accounta
Coventry
Rishon Weavers
Gossies
England
Januery
Lpia
Eagland
Sanuary Ltd
Scotland
Resitlica
Houge
Courivaay
Atloravy
Haess
Mondilath
Methuen
Felmeh
Heame i
Sir George Clerk
Herghs
Biree Mackintosh
Aé¢toviit
Cruidg
Catholics of Ireland Need Clear Tax and Fair Treatment
A garbled 19th century communication lists contributors and addresses in Dublin and surrounding areas. Names such as Hayes, Addie, Brady, Sheridan, Michael Richmond, James King, and others appear with street and city references. The fragment hints at a public notice or fundraising appeal among Catholic communities with unclear purpose and scattered Quarto-era notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothly
Aga
Bobse
Hayes
Addie
Bye Chapel
Duttin Fauran
Caredel’s
Morning Post
Ani
Wen O'Connor
Bielanagaré
All Brady
Lawrence Watson
Insolvent Notice Mentioning Debtors Relief Act and Armagh Court
An insolvent notice dated February 18 1636 states the debtor claims relief under acts of parliament Including the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in Ireland and related acts. It invites creditors to attend the next Circuit Court in Armagh at ten o clock to present their claims or objections.
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Yania
King's Comety
Kildare
Bang
Tourady
Sadisrday
Donegal
Londonder paDirey
Ri Daly
Witenes Livweay
Colinty
Terie Cy
Georgetta M
B. Frankd
Conoty
Roscommon
Rosomumon
Tharedayy
Eilely
Carrick-on-Shannon
Sligo
Ipoe
Towa Orsitiay
Galway
Baron Siaith
Fleet
Johnston
Eng
Arake
Treland
Armagh
Murder at Ballingarty Walls Terrible Assault
A gang about fourteen men armed with pitchforks attacked the Chil Gerhwouse family at their Ballingarty farm. They killed one man, wounded another, and dispersed after chanting triumph. The deranged intruders entered at eight o clock during supper and pursued the family through the home. The surviving spouse hid in an inner room while the other man lay mortally wounded on a dung hill. The county reels from this brutal act and police are urged to pursue vengeance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallingalays
Alice
Winkler
Patrick's
Ballingarty
Dickson
Arin
Meir
Ewolint Chik Plate Progress Report
Fragmentary notes detail weekly plate counts for the Ewolint Chik at multiple locations. Entries reference Ballyamuaoch Ballymaad Gupper Hail Kalas rony and Ballylhompr with varying figures on Wednesdays Fridays and Mondays.
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Bill Wégding
Sleds
Stevaneom
Linnet
Braham
Chathatte
Meith Na
Mation
Honda
P. Alday
P. Spagnioletli
Patecea
Mn Logler
Eidher
Mr. Bainbridge
F. Das
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la Sophe
L’aylmer
la Daveon
Wallies
St. Pierre
Montagne
Orhaal
Ireland
Hichard Hayes
Rome
Hayen
Lgu
Tee
Cabaher
Daniel Vel
Tyran
Nen O'Neil
Frenagt
Riba
Roger M‘cao
Bortale
Andrée Brown
Wale
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Quin
Joseph Lewwes
Wilner
James AP Caraher
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