Derbi Chancery Sale Notice in Mayo Carrow districts
A Chancery order directs the sale by public auction on the 28th of November at one o'clock of extensive townland holdings within Mayo including Carrendolls, Aranatrana, and many parishes. The sale lists numerous estates and names such as Johnstone, Burke, Langley, Flanagan, and Connor, with adjournments to February 1822 and January 1823.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prerce Michards
Francia
Berriog Kart
Tate
Fernaan
Jona Quay
Dublia
Lafiartine
Cucebenenner
Orherwine Arrannagane
T'Araidally
Ballinderry
Imadawn
Crewnzi
Clanmni
Hoane
Killivalane
Kellevalane
Killevalane
Cinoaghthacally
Railenneletve
Aclogarry
Vrosore
Halia
Ballivigkloghan
Radngs Hatt
Bartinelieve
Cloikhamehed
Crourhrinberg
Megaphimore
Corveigh
Caomagllapard
Carroweaco
Carrowkillant
Carrowreagh
Clonencanval
Hellyhames
Andmadown
Derryarash
Derremerhy
Onras
Gortnereagh Weet
Guermooeul Ba
Gortradagnore
Gatspaghhex
Gortredan
Garteanhane
Garwaidron
Uctnereha
Knocknepasrive
Knocknemonighlane
Carrowhber
Carramcocunsy
Lounmorechter
Clonnginnagh
Choanemugty
Dale Xiddd
Gurtfurlane
Carranahure
Ttte
Hallynoncona
Gurtteda
Lecurrow
Parks Mallowilliam
Johnstone
Eleanor Connor
Khalmar
Knocknemoling
Nitve
Rodrrick Connor
Connor
Newt
Konerick Connor
Rennie
Legal notice draft shows claimant names and parties
Cor ge Mation administrator of John Lard lancwr rin dacenaed plaintiff Valentine Phaie Enquire Hefendane appears in a court inquiry with preserved names despite OCR errors. The fragment indicates a probate or civil proceeding naming multiple individuals and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lard
Lancwr
Rin
Dacenaed
Plainiff
Valentine Phaie
Enquire
Hefendane
Extraordinary General Meeting of Proprietors Convened
Vasional Assurance Company of Ireland convenes an extraordinary general meeting at College Green on Saturday February next at one oclock to consider matters in a requisition for electing a rector and addressing concerns raised by proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ILE Directors Cve
Ur Prietors
Port Ne
Saul
Ordre Vietists
Cir Monae
College Green
Peon
Hy Oider
Tregcand
National Assuance Company of
Ireland
Pallic
Bec
Wronecoay
College-green
WM. K. Darling
Pvccuenta
Life and Marine Departments
Decree and Auction Notices From Clare and Dublin Courts
Legal notices from Clare and Dublin detail decrees against George Studdert and others, with sales adjourned to February in Dublin Quay. Maryborough advertises rental details and title applications with notices to Wogan and Studdert. A charitable repository patronized by Marquis Wellesley solicits public support and outlines its mission and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Cuark
Richard Bareiay
Fay
George Studdert
Majesty's Court of Be
Plvintiff
Finland
George Stiddert
Thid Cane
Aring
Dav
Dewitt
Rey Office
Trns Quay
Bublin
Tatlenaknack
Ialandyrre
Ballyinack
Kitndvienn
Clare
Euleslay
Inna. Quay
Dublin
Dee Ieee
Maryborough
Menara Wocans and
Studdert
STUDDERT, Muintffe’ Attornes, No. 4h, Camden tteeet, ~= COUNTY CLARE
Mary Singleton
Joan Singleton
Planefix
S Court
Elizabeth Bendy
Pelenary
Equay
Ballvaragh
Manalon
Lana
Moynor
Carrowmore
Knockuaskenny
Garnacry
Moynoe
Kierony
Tolla
Killaloe J
Ganda
Limerick
Ani
Maryborougit
Mesare Wogan and Studdert
Atinerien
Ovantden Street
Dublin County Election Formal Notices and Candidate Appeals
A series of late 18th or early 19th century election notices from Dublin County. Texts announce vacancies due to death, endorsements and appeals from Henry White and Compton Domville. They describe committees meeting daily at various locations and state intentions to seek support, with details on election dates, venues, and public communications. The language reflects parliamentary etiquette, local offices, and pressure on electors to determine representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Flawreron
Henry White
Hacketatown
Liewtenant
White
Nop
Dame-street
TLE
Yarner Lotenda
Co. Jone Talbot
Tansur
Anbmnet
Parmento
Cassarrere
Tanaey
Ted
Elimilion
Compton Domville
Santy Honne
Sir Compton Domville
St. Caileweegreer
Caramenina
Compton Leainville
Sessions House
Kilsvaintiam
Santry F Havar
Jurnapy
Sir
Comptain Dornville
No. al
College Green
Geett
Notice by National Assurance Company of Ireland
Directors of the National Assurance Company of Ireland announce a share transfer and deposit settlement dated January 1823. Shareholders are urged to sign necessary deeds or provide powers of attorney at the company office or the proprietor’s residence if unable to attend.
Chronicle of Health Recovery at Pathons Patronage
A fragmented account recounts recovery of health under the patronage of high nobles and clergy. It lists names from the lord lieutenant to archbishops and counts, with ceremonial praise and references to a hospital or healing setting. The piece weaves titles and offices, implying a royal or noble-supported medical effort and associated social pageantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylus
Lieotenant
Pathons
Marquis Wellesing
Yoblin
Bart Wojeworth
Lather
Dorset
Leister
Quunenil
Faraam
Vircourtees
Mangos
Manners
Avier
Lady Ramee
Dane Bette
Fay Stoica
Many Domelle
Tie
Cineednar
Borni Nar Ware
Darl
Casteetaie
Lord Avian
Hovdaie Tery
Fir
Renan
Atelie Tatigetanis
Thane
Pathe
Howe
Nicaes Beyer Leonie Iy
Ceeigwed
Theams Otras
Atchfield Winthatey
Bane
Chime Sion Hk
Bae Utes
Canuta
Best v Best divorce case reveals long marriage dispute
In the Rochester Consistory Court a prolonged divorce suit between Elizabeth Hest and her husband Janet Best of Chatham unfolds. Evidence details cruelty, threats, adultery claims, and financial settlements dating from 1818 to 1821, including alleged assaults, coercion, and scandal involving jewels and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Phillimore
Mira Best
King's Advocate
Elizabeth Hest
Janet Best
Chatham
Kent
Phe
Bust
Kingland
IBM
Hanover-square
London
Beat
Rest
Boxt
Mr Best
Alva Pest
Dover
Mary Habitus
Tink Wang
I. Hallidan
Perein
Mary Bladiday
Whee
Roy
Kennet Lowth Monty
Chitin
Filder
Canterbury
Moan
Jechentent
Reid
Mary Justs
Mary Urogka
Mae
Aediatar
Peittetiebb
Butler
Duty on old drapery and carpets questioned in trade report
The report from the Irish Board of Customs examines duties on old drapery and blanket goods, noting that blankets and carpeting may have been misclassified under new Union era rules. It questions why duties were raised and suggests these items be admitted duty free if they were known as old or common goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custom House
Arniuen
Treland
Udon
Frelard
Nantes
Irish Board of Cus
Levanao
Hautonville
Mathews
Coma
Corron
Brooke
Cary
Kildare
Irland
Couttuereisl Pobcy
Moylad
Riogdodarwers
Anand Turend Wiedien
Trquid
Gerber
Oller
Hritaan
Howlibroninia
Trent
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Derbi
Chancery
John Lora Chan
Lewd
Tow Cong
Jayce Countey
Dows
Galway
Mosira
Aetiate
Winwidbee
Kilmain
Maya
Wildiam
Tlisrady
Willeam Thann
Rahazon Browne
Phaini
Vasional Assurance Company OF Ireland
Dan, W. Veet
Lindsey Darling
Pectelary
Druerrs
Wyacitaute
Qrapton-Sthert
Ad Bacbelenoy
Wellesley
Thie Dontiition
Indus
National Assuranes Company of Ireland
Nerely
Natree
Tay
Dewi
Nol
Greer Ain
Alter
Che
Che Howe
Wal Lindsey Darling
National Assurance Company
Consistory Court OF
Rochester
Mra Bent
Mra
Lee
Fly
Captain Miller
Mr Bea
Mort
Abe
Ont
Didason
Walsh
S. Amon
Menara
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