Robbery of Mail Bags Near Cro-Marrin January 1788
The Pofibey mail coach was attacked at Cro-Marrin about five in the evening, two men robbed two bagfuls of letters to Dublin towns including Letterkenny Aughnadley Carrickmacross, and fled. A reward of two hundred pounds is offered for any discoverer who leads to the capture and conviction of the culprits. The description of the robbers is given, with notes on their clothing and horses. Dublin Castle promises rewards for first discovery leading to arrest and conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciwriekmanteote
Eta
Cro-Marrin
Adee
Dublin
Letterkenny
Aughnadley
Carrickmacross
Ln.b
Dublin Castle
Colclough and Nally announce partnership and thanks
Sareamen Colclough with the late Mr Put Bryan carried on the business for eleven years and now informs friends that James Nally joins as partner. Timothy Colclough remains salesmatter with their experience and integrity. Graziers publicly commend the house and its solvency and pledge continued attention to employers and punctuality in payments. Dublin January 1 1788. Signed by local patrons and businessmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smothy Colclough
Put. Bryan
Pes Akon Fiat
Ames Nally
Demen Gradiers
CoucLou
Dublin
James ‘Nally
Y. Timothy Colclough
N. Bi
Alph Hinds
Rod. Buchanan Thomas Bernard John Longworth
Longworth
Rancis Longworth
Richolas Doyle
M. Bet
John Wakelyolin
Sheily
John Lynch
John
James Egan
Edward Coghlan
Walter Daly
Rourke
Mathews Charles Walsh
Mathews
John Baily
Robert Howard
Lex
Graydon
Houses to be set for any Term of Years in Dublin
Notice from Richard Daly Esq offering to set houses in the area of SMOCL and Crow ffeer for public business use. Properties include near the UHEATRIE and joining Mwelnig howle with vaulted spaces. Applications to Daly at No 16 Harcourt Street Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smocl
Dublyys
Solperum
D. Rerling
Dempic
Proclamation by the Dublin Lords Lieutenant in 1787
The Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland offer a reward of fifty pounds for information leading to conviction of the culprits in a murder and related offenses on the Banttry and Lislarpurk lands. The notice calls for apprehension of perpetrators, promises a pardon to accomplices, and orders peace officers to aid in the investigation. Dated December 16 1787 with signatories and royal salutation.
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Nugent Buckingham
Biop
Cloyne
Banttry
Gor
Thomas Sméddy
Denis Tworry
John Murray
Richard Donovan
Kineagh
Groyne
Mathew Galvin
Lislarpurk
Daniel Driscall
Castletown
Faid
Denis ‘Twomy
Daniel ‘Driscoll
Dri'coll
Council of Ireland
Galvin
Denis Twomy
Sherifx
Dublin
Lifford
C. R
Drogheda
Charlemont
Bective
Mount Cashell
Clifden
H. Meath
Earlsfort
Loftus
J. Blaquiere
Edward Cary
Alleyne Fitz-Herbert
God Save the King
Proclamation on Guards to Find May Gate Dusters
Lord Lieutenant and Council publish a reward and pardon offer for discovering those who destroyed Turnpike Gates on the Dublin to Malahide road during May. The notice names gatekeepers Mary Byrne and Alexander Dunbar and demands arrest of attackers who damaged doors boards and fired shots, with a £100 reward for the first three convictions and royal pardon for accomplices.
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Dublin
Mailahide
Alexander Dunbarr
Coolock
Cooleck
Mary Byrne
Malahide
Balgriffin
Thomas Hroders
Kileler
Perron
Perons Mall
Maltahide
Hou'e
Thall
Das
Proclamation on Trade Rules and Auction Notice in Ireland
In this proclamation dated May 17 17, the Lords Lieutenant and Privy Council of Ireland announce the auction of debentures and lease interests, details of payments, and sale conditions. It notes open treasury windows for payment, lease terms near Finglas, and a public auction under royal authority with Pat Barden showing the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Optite
Repeal and court terms at Dublin campus meeting
A fragmented notice from Dublin outlines a repeal discussion and a court action. It mentions term lengths, rent, and a suggested meeting date in April 198. The text references a carrier, a rent ball, and mentions a Council of two gentlemen. The context remains unclear due to OCR damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Rene
Proclamation on Felony Transportation in 18th Century Dublin
The proclamation cites Tudor era statutes against home invasion and forcible possession, ordering warrants for seven years transport for offenders. It names Peter Mitchell, John Mitchell, and Richard Mitchell of Dublin as indicted for seizing Eightteen Acres Field from Patrick Doyle. It also calls for surrender by June 24 1738 and lists lord lieutenant signatories. A further notice threatens rewards for identifying authors of threatening papers to Christopher Waggett and others, with a hundred points offered for prosecuting culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham
Batt
Hulett
Pulte
Hid
Jajesty
Dublin
America
Europe
Perron
Polona
Peron
Quader
Kilenainhama
John Yoler
Peter Mitchell
Ballymore Eunice
John Mitchell
Richard Mitchell
George the
Doadir Yn
Dodings Town
Patrick Doyle
Lieuenant
Council of Ireland
Jan Mitchell
Liflard
C. Drogheda
Earlsfort
Loftus
J. H. Hutchinson
John Parnell
Hugh Caeton
B. Ye
NANCE
Ireland
Rutland
Jens'Clack
Robert Walsh
Thomas Fuller
Esquire
Christopher Waggece
Cary of
Caprin
Robin Walsh
Carrel
Ward
Aleer
Hulk
Healys Bridge
John Shaw Hue
Hafe
Christopher Waggett
John “ Shaws
Shannon
Cliften
Lucreil
Clemen
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Oy Coman Snid
John Lues
Alleyne Fitzherbert
General Post Office
Lords Justices
C. Jonn Foster
Parjent
Ublin
His Majesty's Castle
Hamsh.von
God Save the
Kang
Lordylilutanant and Council of Ireland
Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland
Antrina
Betlamont
Mount Cathet
B. Yeheton
Luke Ganliner
James Cute
John Fitzgibbon
David Larouche
Siery
Finglas
Arnett
Pat
Barden
Libuytenantd and Counch
Sutland
France
Liewenant
Council Chamber
Litoa
C. Dublin
Chars Cathell
J. Il Huchinson
Julius Parnell
HY Carlewin
Skeltingray Smyth
Edwant Cary
Dillon
John Pargibbon
W. A Pit
King
H.T. Clements
D. Tr. Agth
TOD
Ryote
Boty
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