Notice of debtor relief petition in Ireland 1808
A damaged OCR fragment describes a debtor relief petition under Acts of Parliament in Ireland. It cites discharge from Canada and creditor demands, lists creditors and places such as Lifford and Donegal, with a court date in January 1808 and adjournment option. The text names multiple individuals and counties in a notification of legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donegal
Tre
Canada
Erica
Frycent
Ireland
Lifford
Hearth tax and carriage duties outlined in Irish law
The notice details Hearth, Fire-place, Window, and Light charges for dwelling houses, with rules on stoppage, construction, and adjoining structures. It also covers carriage duties for various wheeled vehicles, notification requirements upon sale or disposal, and penalties for noncompliance, signed by Edward Hardman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aich Heath
Caneny Ga
Cellati
Paseiges
Bildinga
Pearson
Nevers
Ireland
Edward Hardman
Proclamation on Cork to Dublin Mail Coach Attack
Lord Lieutenant declares rewards for the capture of those involved in the August night attack on the Cork to Dublin mail between Cashel and Kilteown Five Mile Stone. Proclamation sets a three month term for apprehension and conviction with royal mercy for informants. Signed at Dublin Castle by council members including Peel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shieutenant
Prelai
Hoel
Segirioln Pétiens
Tral
Ida
Dovernor
Ireland
Gorlapaatipa
Westmeath
Clonlonane Bay
Sohn
Ormady- Waddeleus
Lord Lieutenant
Council of Ireland
Whitworth
Cork
Dublin
Bukoown
Five Mile Stone
Cashel
Kuileton
Sare
Pat
Doigenan
Subert Peel
the King
Council OF
Privy Council
Dehreauch
Tipperary
Lonmel
Lientengur
Ife
Offa
Lifs
Ada
Lipperary
Auiser
Gotderinaaut
Drogheda
Caule-Coure
Trankfort de Maimorency
Norbury
Downes
Mahuu
G. Beware Waideurip
Insolvent Debtors and Creditors List From Irish Records
The document lists creditors claiming to be owed by various insolvent individuals including John Grare, Joseph Anderson, James Tilford, Patrick Letter, and others. Names, towns, and counties such as Ballykncavin, Mountmellick, Kildare, Cork, and Wicklow appear with the creditors' claims and the involved assignees or trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clatvaing
John Grareddho Kelly
John Bell
Stadballys
Joseph Anderson
Ballykncavin
Y Janes Gatebell
Mountmellick
Duane
Boley
George
Watson
Ballinderry
War
Bell
Curragh
Joseph, Cherry
Crane Richard Brush
Petar Boyd
Wm.Gaurdeer
Thomas Crodey
Patrick Haughan
James Creagan
Jas. Neiper
Fegan
James "Bain
Hugh M'Graddy
Gaul
James Tilford
Wm. Robinson
George Spencer
Robert Jackson
Wan
Patrick Letter
Robert Atkinson
Jane Craig
Robert Harknéts
Thos. Irwin
Henry Monroe-Saunders
Jane Murtagh
Deal Apella
O'Neil
Yohn'Allen
Patrick Butrert
Daniel Nunan
John ‘Graidy
John M'Mahon
James O'Neill
John Helway
Michael, Horight
Uvey Roche
Michael Watub
Win‘ Martin and Company
Seepee Marcn Hs
Credie
Pevry
James Lodge
Dublin
Briscoe
Dixon
Ditto
Thomas Mernar
Oldham
D. Dwyre
County Kildarg
And
Travent
Cradi"Segre
William Conner
John Cuthbert
Cork
Jonathan Davis
Daniel Lane
Paul Whitney
Wm. Gregg
Rev van
Cop
Ludorsee
Kildare
Richard Edwards
Ndifuee
Co. Wicklow
Meera
Cotter
Roberts
Lace
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Ehning
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Chiles Homes
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Shiomas
Ba Bond
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Robert Dima
Can
Couney
Henry Biliott
Strabane
Tyrone
Couniys
Olen Lenge
Nbn
Darrick O'Neil
Mae
Stribos
DS 1
Clare
Lievenant
Coynci
Kilddurry
Darrow
Rahan
Lemanahen
Clonemacoise
Wherry
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Kilcury
Rugido
Lemanaban
Cloomacnowe
Clara
Manners
Win. M'Mahin
G. Hewett
Jas, Fiteerald
Hamilton
Joban Vandereur
Won Baurin
Veny Fitzgerald
Rubert Veet
Dleo
God Save the King