Complex Irish auction notices list lands and estates for sale
A long notice outlines decrees from Ireland's High Court of Chancery for sale by auction. Properties include the lands of Agabab, Big Clover, Litteraver, Cordull, Carolina, Drodtagh, Flagh, and several other estates in counties Monahan and Wexford, with details on tenants and rents. Multiple dates and parties are named, including Thomas Burke, Arthur Gore, and William Henn, with preliminary adjournments and contact addresses for solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
High Court
Coote and Otters
Treland
Agbabag
Big Crover
Litteraver
Cordull
Carolina
Devaimet
Drodtagh
Flagh
Agkabag
Dartrey
Muhan
Thomas’ Nko
Auction of Mary Brownrigg minor’s lands in Clonandle
Notice of proceedings in the High Court of Ireland for Mary Windsor Brownrigg a minor. The court schedules the sale by public auction at Dublin on January next for the minor’s estate in Clonandle and surrounding parcels. Divisions include a largest tract about 1 1/4 acres and a smallest 31 acres, with security for rent. Auction by James Johnston, Minor’s Solicitor, Downick Street, Dublin, and Wellesley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ball
Robert Mayne
Tervis-viree
Dublin
B'S Majesty's Court
Ireland
Skehann
Herrip
Hose
Raibarden
Kilcoomanagh
Hutter’ Lodge
Ahearty
Tippeary
Mary
Brownrigg
Majesty's High Court
Treland
Nns-Quay
Dubliv
Mary Windsor Brownrige
Clonand
Middie
Fara
Erst Suielda
James Johnston
Downick-street
George Matthews Trevor
Corry
John Quisn
Eagrs
Joning C. Gamble
Tone Quay
Deblio
Majesty's Omien of Ordnance
City of
Chapel Zod
Anna Liffey
Saland Bridge
Feinaigilian Institution appoints Hawkesworth and Weir
The Feinaiglan Institution announces the appointment of Mesure Hawkesworth and Mr Weir to lead the school in Lux embourg with Mrs Feiningie continuing domestic supervision. The Day-School at Rossmore House remains with Rev Flynn and the Preparatory at Clonville with Mr Costello. The notice seeks a master to teach English reading and letter writing in Luxembourg with terms for multiple brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkesworth
Weir
Laat
Feiningie
Luxenbourg
Luxembourg
Jan.i
Acu
Amaster
Leiler
Meare, Hawkesworth and
Tirjatiue
Livembourg
Jan
Nobility and Public Library to Open in Keneral
A new data Library designation under Le WILLIS will open on January 1820 for circulating a wide range of materials. The collection includes Town and Country items and upwards of twenty thousand musical publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keneral
Sre
Moat
le Willis
Mane
United Kingdom
Catalgue
Witeis
Porcinsdom
Hsmot
Stamp Commissioners of Stamps Notice 1820 Dublin
In January 1820 Dublin the Stamp Commissioners publish a notice detailing the Act restraining publications with stamped duties. Printers must deliver copies daily to designated officers, showing title, printer name, and abode, under penalty of one hundred pounds. Officers appointed to receive pamphlets and papers are listed with duties across Dublin and Ireland.
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Dublin
Parliamore
Great Britain
Ireland
Esch
Commingiogere
Plampa
Iitvara
Aleset
Seid
Enid Agg
Pasphists
Snd
Quanty
Dabdlin
Wwe
Richard Mains
Bee
Santged
Thes Ter
South Sea Company
Eee
Tfe Ansersed
Cress
Fund of
Atres
Naval Intel
Tiromas Fremantle
Graham Moore
Proclamation on Disturbance and Police Establishment in Galway
The Lord Lieutenant proclaims the baronies of Ballymoe Downamore Killyan and Tiagquin in Galway in a state of disturbance and requires an extraordinary police establishment. Prohibition renewals extend export controls on gunpowder saltpetre and arms for six months, with penalties for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Tausor
Privy Council of Ireland
Ballymor
Dinnamore
Killyan
Tiagquin
Galway
Ballymoe
Downamore
Talbot
Ordnance
Spain
Africa
Bulles
Amerea
United States of America
Orden
Transpartias
King of Spain
Africs
Amenca
Pricey
Cornel
Naval Promotions and Events Amid Atlantic Station Moves
Naval dispatches describe Admiral Sir Biller as Port Admiral at Plymouth on Exmouth’s pending departure. Reports note ships like the Devonshire and Beagle planning for the Far East and ongoing crew changes as Rear Admiral de Wen and others shift commands at Woolwich and on the Beagle stag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Biller
Plymenath
Lort Exmouth
Jaemsen
Harp
W Caders
Cleek
de Wen
See
Blackwood
Bart
Koud
East Endies
Hohe Leeler
GC. Richardson
BR. King
Teweb OE
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John Burke
Elizabeth Burke
Wellesly
John Carroll
Home-streel
Inblin
Veil
Arran
Ursuant
Majesty
High Court of Chan- Plaintiffs
Cery
Arthur Gore
Eay
Tane Quay
Kell
Cou ’ Jamain-Oyle
Rehaill
Coolakip
Rudeagh
Knocknaleary
Nituate
Wexford
William Henn
Knockaleary
Scarawalah
Newtown-Barry
Mineworthy
Rudenagh
Earl of
Perental
Cuthbert
Ady R Stephen
Messre
Belle Dobhin
Plainiis
North Cumberland-street
Daniel Simmonds
Deants
Merrion-street
County Meath
Edwelling
Sterling
Clonee
Leixtip
Mdaeven
Pepinly
Bastason Browne
Baggot St
OLD Men's Asylum
A Old Men's Asylum
Andrew's Ventry
James
de. Sadlier
F.C.T
Johnson
D Y
St. Patrick's
Aera
Robert Harty
Bourne
Hobert Harty
John Jones
T. Maguire
Anonymous
Do, Mra, Carter
A'R
Pol
Handfield
Twoohert
Arebdale
Menny
Plera
Hes
Blacher
Thon
Higginbotham
Walscourt
Mr. Drydale
Archer
Mente
Kuciek
George
Toodie and Co
Sadhir
College
Shaw
Treaahern
Mi Rkeany
Jaden
Temple-street
Shefendaots
Wellesley
Glenny
the Plain
Ig Attorneys
North Cumberland St
Willis's Musical Circulating Library
Westmorland-Street
Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland
Cy Bow
Charles Audie
George Behn
NASA
Blayschogs
Blayschogs, To Thas Capo
Wilton
Saspid da Guns
Ebeleas Hay
Eich
Goa
Aden
Mesrita
Buty
Gilbetoes
P) Beown
St Uwefenn
Paton
We AL Menta
Marth Raa Ieaudation
Chededter
Minchin
Cater
Aiubetes
Dieat
W Martin
Newhamelhind
Depitond
de L Fey
Henk Tivarey Qianet
Portematts
A. Gordon
Kou
Devonshire
Woolwich
Servion
Leora
Yyotin Bartholomew
Wool
Opaweca
Hoge
Dewhidiand
Ekitas
Gaon
Muga Guy KG
Adi Rg
CS Korky
Helena
Partyaiouth
Stowe
Bread
Pinay
Bown
Welsa
Baynes
Bean
Sony
Vana
Sondon
Matey
Ryton
Shephard
Ter
Pte
Riad Steet Dallas Ebb Ff
Alen Peteats
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