Decrees involving land parcels in Donamine and Dublin city
Notices of decrees and public auctions outlining mortgaged lands in Dromgen Drumcalien Bevpeava Mal laghen Skoenagh and Rufagh alias Rouflaghan in Donamine and Lough nabbathy areas, with dates in 1787. Includes bids by CLANBRASSILL and notices to creditors to file charges before January next at the King’s Inns Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ursuant
Joan Godter
Ely
Pasioneo
Coats
Williamo
King’s Inns
Dromgen Drumcalien
Drisningilow
Mallaghen
Skoenagh
Rufagh
Rouflaghan
Donamine
Ert Keen
Dkan
Ehta
Donovan
Allomey
Aungier-Street
Dublin
His Majesty
S Court of Exchequer
Bireland
Range
Rathfarnham
Kilda F
Pontonby Moore
Clanbrassill
Auction: Estate Lands in Westmeath and Longford adjourned
A 1787 Dublin sale notice records Henry Upton as surviving executor of Christopher Clarges and lists extensive lands in Longford and Westmeath including Corryglass, Moftown Ballykeen Ballyclaghan Faferagh Coolotoor Ballintaber Laragh Xittenagnow Greganghain Kill eunreagh and Bishopstown. The sale, set for November, adjourned to December 5 and then to January 24 with details by attorney AF Miolonr Bees pele Abbey and John Garrall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Upton
Gtr
James Hare
Besenars
Christopher Clarges
Christopher Laine Ledger Clarges
George Clarges
Aine
Gers Dante
Irelas
King’s Inns
Dublin
Corryglets
Longford
Moftown
Ballykeen
Ballyclaghan
Faferagh
Coolotoor
Cellotoré
Derryhall
Westmeath
Bishopstown
Estate at Arthurstown seeks long term lease near Ardee
The county estate Arthurstown with 75 acres offers a house and demesne for a term from November. The property includes meadow land, a large garden, stables, and sea and mountain views within three miles of Ardee. Terms show a 600 fine and 49s per five for a lease forever or 8s per acre without a tune. Interest via Lord Lowth or James Barlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthurstown
Ste. Arunre
Ardee
Carrickmaoross
Drogheda
Lord Lowth
Owth-Hall
Ardes
James Barlow
Abbey-fheet
Dublin
Fothergel Grand Restorer of Human Nature Public Ad
Historical advertisement touts Pothergel Grand Restorer of Human Nature cures for nervous ailments and debility. Claims restore constitutions damaged by improper medical delivery, vice or ignorance, promising vitality, sleep, tremors, back pain, and eye weakness. Includes prices and claimed effectiveness across ages through mercury excess and related illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fothergel
Prisgea
Robbery at Dublin Post Office Mail From Ardee
The mail conveying Majesties letters from Ardee to Dublin and towns Carickmacrdfa Letterkensy Aughnaclog Novice was robbed near Cro-Martin about five pm yesterday. Two men opened the mail and stole the letters. A reward of two hundred pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of either robber. Descriptions of the two men are given and a reward for discovery applies. Lord Lieutenant offers free pardon to accomplices who reveal their partners and aid prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Post Office
Dublin
Ferbas
Ardee
Letterkensy
Aughnaclog
Dublin Castle
Colclough and McNally Partnership Notice 1788
Colclough and McNally announce a partnership in the butcher business after eleven years with Mr Pir Bryan. McJames McNally joins as partner. Graziers and public urged to trust the firm’s continued service and integrity. Signed by multiple local graziers and merchants in Dublin in January 1788.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smothy
Colclouga
Pir
Bryan
Saiga
Parmesthip Mc
James Mnally
Smithfield Market
Dublin
Jao
Friar's Drops Patent Medicine Advertised in 1777
Broad royal patent notice announces Friar's Drops as a medicine claimed to cure venereal disease scurvy rheumatism strangury and greets without mercury or confinement. Printed in London with bottle prices six shillings sixpence and three shillings threepence and featuring Anderson's pills in small box denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
France
Ireland
Proclamation Announces New Prorogation Date for Parliament
In Dublin the Lords Spiritual and Temporal and the Commons are informed that the Parliament, prorogued previously to December, is now prorogued to January 17, 1788. The dispatch of business and the session will occur then, with royal authority signaled by S. Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Lifforn
Foster
Dublin
Bufinea
Bubiia
S. Hamilton
GOD Save the
Proclamation on Murder and Rewards in County Cork
A decree from the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland offers a bounty for the capture of those involved in a murder near Castletownroche, Kinagh and Bennly. Denis Twomy died from wounds, Mathew Galvin is sought, and rewards of forty pounds for the first three convictions are promised, with additional amnesty for accomplices. Officials urge swift apprehension and prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nugent Buckingham
Pees Quarty
Tyehem
Cloyne
Bénly
Cork
Cor
Denis
Twotny
John Murray
Richard Donovan
Kineagh
Cidyne
Mathew Givin
Mathew Galvin
Daniel Driscoll
Denis ‘Twomy
Thia Heaul
Council of Ireland
Denis Twomy
Panton
Council Chamber
Dublin
Lifford
Drogheda
Charlemont
Mashell
Clifden
Meath
Pachelora J. Blaquiere
Edward Cary
Fitz-Herbert
Egon
King
Proclamation Offering Reward for Dublin Malahide Turnpike Vandalism
A government proclamation of June 17 1787 in Dublin cites attacks May 16 17 on Turnpike Gates from Dublin to Malahide. Rewards of 100 pounds are offered for discovery and conviction of attackers who destroyed gates, broke houses, or fired shots, with December 1 deadline and orders to pursue offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Malahide
Alexander Dunbarr
Coolock
Coolack
Mary Byrne
Balgriffin
Thomas Groders
Killester
Hall
Notice of Drawn Debentures and Auction Details
Pursuant to an advertisement a list of numbers drawn from a loan of debentures is published. It lists monetary amounts, dates, and payment terms, with notices to pay or treat proceeds as due daily from January 16 to January 40 and then weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The notice references auction conditions, quantities, and distributions, including the sale of leasehold interests and associated properties, with names such as Pat Barden and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaihmry
Proclamation opens Irish port for trade with French King
A proclamation from Dublin dated 1989 sets port of entry for goods of growth and manufacture of European dominions under the French King. It declares duties and regulations, opens the port from the proclamation date, and lists signatories including Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Ireland
Rutland
Seeeas
Hament
France
Tse
Gayewor
Lievenant
Boenthe
Coweil Chemie
Sherath
Lifford
Dubl
Drogheda
Loftus J. Foster
Berey
Dintehinfon
Joby Parnell
Siering Ten Smyth
Edward Cary
Ditlen Dre
Conyngham
John Frgibbos
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Luke Ferrall
Ge. Morley
Sue
Eihare
Lough Im
Langhall
Ardagt
Ford
Jervis
Street
Vaun
Thomas Carr
William Car
Pensenby Moore
Corryglass
Thurcer
County Or
Lowth
Pothergel
Aman Natur
Postmaster General
John Lees
N.B
Poftboy
Colclougn and
M‘nally
Sacesuza
James M'Nally
Timothy Colclough
Sale
Faid House
Ril
Alph Hinds
Rod, Buchanan
Thomas Bernard Johin
Longworth
Samuel Mandy
Francis Longworth
Nicholas Doyle
John Wakely
John Sheili
Johns Lynch
Jol
Jamet Gan Ledward Coghian
Daly Laurence Rourke
Mathews Charles Walth
Mathews John Baily
Robert Howard
Alex. Graydon
Wilmot
Sovdat
Anderson
Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland
Sud Conngh
Frrelury
Tyota & Én
Crry-Quay
Pulleilian
Chapax
Finglas
Ameil
Pat
Barden
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