Irish Property Foreclosure Notice and Land Details
Fragmented text describes a notice involving lands in the County of Lowth near Dundalk and Dublin, listing parcels of farmland and demesne lands, with references to debts, forfeiture, and an application process. Names such as Lord Dunooyney and Mr. Barlow appear in reference to navigation of the case and payment arrangements. The document notes descriptions of acreage, meadow, arable land, and boundary markers, along with the intention to foreclose and recover debts through liquidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowth
Gathana
Corderry
Tomain
Java
Dublin
Dundalk
Ellie Bellinghham
Barlow
Rolreua
Fragmented OCR Summary From Local Paper
An OCR damaged text fragment from a Meath area newspaper page contains names and place hints such as GorsTown and Ne ay yy A Sa Tandy and references to dates and people, but the full event or notice is unclear due to garbled characters and missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meath
Gorstown
Fragmentary notice from City meeting appears unreadable
Incomplete OCR text mentions a city, a clock, November, tenancy and rights but lacks coherent details. Missing names, dates, places, and actions prevent a clear summary.
Lands in County Dublin Estate Sale Notice 1795
A historic notice describes lands in Dublin and Meath counties for sale from the estate of George IF and Edmond Nupent. It lists four-acre parcels near Bally Ty Curragh and details locations, boundaries, and contact info for bidding. The document dates to December 8, 1795, with Irish place names and landholders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Euiny
Bally TY
Curragh
Tippeme
George
Dublin
Meath
Naale
George IF
Edmond Nupent
Hugh
Abbey-freet
Estate up for sale near Dublin at Rathingle
In Dublin near Rathingle, six miles from the city and close to Swonds, the Rayhingle house and farm portion of Lord Viscount Molesworth’s estate, about seventy acres. Rebuilding, draining, and fencing recent. proposals to Viscount Molesworth in London or Sir Annesley Stewart in Eccles Street, Dublin. A period shows the concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Arno Beler
Rayhingle
Lord
Viscount Molesworth
London
Annesley Stewart
Eccles-Street
Rathingle
In the County of Limerick Probate Inheritance Notice
In the County of Limerick a notice concerns the estate of Rathoran Loghill Ke and related lands within a mile of Rathkeal and Newcagle near Limerick. Rent above eight hundred pounds per year to be received by Francis Whyte of Redhills County Cavan and John Brown near Rathkeale and John Chay Ney with a Dublin reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
Rathgoran
Loghill
de Cousty
Rathkeal
Newcagle
Francis Whyte
Redhills
Cavan
John Brown
Mavor Brown
Rathkeale
John Chay
Ney
Dublin
Fragmentary notice on a birth or estate event
Fragmented OCR text references a long notice about a forthcoming event near Longford and Duplin with dates, times, and names. It appears to be a legal or public notice about birth or legacy but the readable portions are incomplete and unclear.
Dublin Council Proclaims Reward for Felons in Burglarious Raid
A Dublin proclamation reports a burglary at a dwelling in which three men armed with guns bayonets and pistols entered, bound the steward, and robbed valuables including silverware and jewelry. Edmund Ryan and James Blanchfield are named as suspects with warrants issued and a 50 pound reward offered for each apprehended, with broader rewards for allied suspects. The notice orders local officials to pursue all involved and declares royal pardon considerations for those surrendering. The document dates January 1786 and references county Meath and Westmeath in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Peete
Boling
Oak
County OF
Spain
Nat Sale
Aunt Securities
Edmund Ryap
Meuritt
Clareeh
James Blanchfield
Drumbaw Caillé
Coustn
Noly Wae
Edmand Ryan
Jamies Blanchfield
Edmund Ryan
Petipa
Dublin
Westmeath
Grandifen
Clifden Loftus
J. Blaymere
Juba Fin-G.bbog
Thomas Hace
Public Proclamation Offers Reward for Feleny Felons
Lord Lieuten ant and Council publish a reward for the disclosure of any person or persons implicated in a felony in the neighbourhood. A reward of one hundred pounds each is offered for the first three felons discovered, with pardons for accomplices not yet identified. Officials urged to pursue suspects and bring them to justice, dated January 1, 1786 in Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidt
Optabier
Cs Aperieny
Nea
Ryan
Pérous
Tai Oni
Willan
Ryansina
Meicat
Bitatelf
Clonsich
William Ryan
Pest
Fterli
Council
Dublin
Lifford
C. Welbneath
Grandison
Clifden
J. Blaquiere
Fiz-Gibson
Thomas
Proposals for firing and candles at barracks invited
Commissioners of the Barracks notify readiness to receive proposals for supplying firing and candles to various barracks and quarters from June next. Proposals must be sealed and delivered to the Commissioners by February 26. Only the cheapest proper proposal will be accepted, with payments staged on contract security and completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Stone Co
N.B
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Beiaceaoe Pena, Rabahe, Ry Bara
Ape Ty
Testa
Sonia Ohare
Sore Belonphig
Ruses
Casielithi
Conamois
Aysof Lyons
Ranraad
Rome
Spether
Dan Boy
Fey
Dunooyney
Cork
Hipa
Rathpees
Kona
Thurch Tero
Lup Yoy
Jan Biie
Nee
Oythie
Pete
Longford
Duplin
Coun
Aputenay
Aid” Council
God Save the King
Vyrone
Euchfullen
Arthur French
Freech-park
Mr. Baker
Rene Sotl
Ayip Dex
Ord
Ideagh
KCL Vanny
Cavai
Letitia Curiing
Sanderfa
Ira
Miles
Ballyhafe
Hye Nes
Trow-hill
Kilivanny
Ballyhaife
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