Decree on lands of Sir Neal O'Donel in Mayo Galway
In the High Court of Chancery Dublin a decree issued for the sale of extensive lands and premises in Mayo and Galway held by Sir Neal O'Donel Bart. The sale follows orders dated 28 November 1828 and 3 February next, with the auction to occur at the innquey chambers. The property includes Cong Monastery lands and numerous estates named across the counties, with appurtenances to the plaintiff William Heowne and executor Rev. William Browne. Further particulars are from Robert Mayne, Solicitor, 25 Jarvis Street.
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Mexican Papers Illuminate Federal Struggle in 1820s Mexico
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New Juvenile Publications for John Cumming listing
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