Mortgage sale notice for lands in Barony of Ken and Queen
A legal notice in a Dublin court of session announces a public sale by auction to satisfy a decree. The lands described cover about 127 acres with river Barrow running through, located near Knockhegg, in the Barony of Ken and Queen. The sale is set for a future date at One o’ clock in the afternoon at the vendor’s office on Rams Quay, Dublin. The advertisement references a case involving Thomas Pleasante and William Pleasants, among others, against Lady Mortar and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cauyp
T. i
rhenns-Quay
Dublin
Knockhegg
Ken
Drotidian
J. Jones
Lake OF
Killarney
John Jones
Portarlington
R. L. Edgewens
F.R
M. Rja
C. Gc
Philip Doddridge
James Hervey
Jones
Doddridge
John Mason
Water Stratford
County of Bucks
Frice
St. Mary's Church
Kilkenny
John M'Qoonell
Peter Roe
St. Mary's
C. Kilkenny
Jones's
Dewsbury
Yorkshire
J. Buckworth
Cottage Magazine
Plain Christian's
John Hoyland
Schact
Grisigs
Auchor
Svo
W. Acexanpisu
Castlegate
York
Jonny Jones
South Great George's Street
Darrow and Co
London
Tragedy of King Richard Ed and new time standard
An old notice describes a public tragedy and introduces a novel metronome like Time Preceptor. It extols its use in military drill and music, noting pendulum lengths and demonstrations by a nine year old daughter. Manufactured in Dublin and sold in music shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Evan
Chancellor
Patens
Brahe
Logler
Toba Stevenson
Cogan
Aes &c. &c
Four Vete
Dublin
Linen Drapery Warehouse Opens By Noble Linen Trader
WIOLEJALE AND NETATL LINEN DRAPERY WAREHOUSE announces a new warehouse at No 27 Pame-street near George's-street for linen drapery goods. PPWARD WOLFENDEN promotes vast reductions on goods from respected manufacturers with regular North supply, offering unexampled ready money materials. Great encouragement extended to wholesale purchasers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiolejale
Netatl
Pame-street
George’s-street
Ppward Wolfenden
Qoema
N. B
George’s Street
Dublin
Ireland
Russia
Russa
Printing Office Seeks Overseer for Dublin Shop
An 1817 notice seeks a reliable man to oversee a Dublin printing office duties from dawn to evening. Responsibilities include reading proofs revising and pressing works maintaining order among staff and apprentices. The position highlights modern hot press printing and emphasizes fostering literary patronage.
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James
South Great George's
Police contract notices and religious appeal from 1857
The document lists charitable appeals and police supply bids from 1857. It includes a sermon exhortation by Reverend Doctor and Reverend Mye, urging support for a workhouse or asylum, and then shifts to a formal call for proposals by the Head Office of Police dated June 27 1817 seeking Irish manufactured clothing and headgear for city and country patrols with pattern viewing times and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Ditta
C. Tod
Relief of distressed Poor Subscription in 1817 London
At Mansion House on 20 June 1817 a largely attended meeting chaired by the Lord Mayor approved a third subscription for poor relief. Lord Lieutenant and Lord Chancellor pledged substantial contributions, with many named donors including Lord Whitworth, Lord Langford, and others. Subscriptions totaling hundreds to thousands of pounds were recorded, and funds were to be received at the Bank of England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Unanimouscy Beantyrp
Charles Earl Whitworth
Mare Bloxham
Sheriffa
W Gregory
Eagg
B. B. Baker
Bart
L. Cromhwaite
Arthur Scanley and Co
Esqee
M. Lucas and Co
Esqr
Solicitor«General
Mewrs
Blackwood
Bellingham and Lang
Dudge
John Kingston James
Ao Richard. Pearce
Eayre
Thomas Goll
Ieee
Iit
Mr. W
Devilan
Thompeon
Toe
Toe Ditt, Ogere Ieelbod Tereiek
Mr. Dela
Dino
Woo Famer
Lemblere
Iga
Meare
Finlay
J. Roche
R. Shaw
L. Donovan
Gonolly
James and
Henry Pectin
George Browne
John Browne
Viscount Newcomen
Joeph Higginen
London
Robert Burrowes
de Courcy
James M'Call
C. Ormsby
Crampton
Thomas Lockwood
Colonel Carey
W. Darley
Arch
Hawkesley
John Stamper
Thomas Christmas
Molesworth Greene
Richard Cave
Rolla
C. Hawthorne
James Varne
the Hope Assurance Company
P. Hayes
John Hutton
Lane
Nathaniel Callwell
Robert Powell
Thos
D. H. Sherrard
W. Dawron
Doctor Renny
George Milner
James Garrett
Michael Harris
Hamden Evans Esq
Johnston
Sarah
Anne Ees
Ada Ag
Charles Benton
William Harner
Ball
Plunker
Doyne
G. Cunack
Sankey
Thomas P. Gaskell
Walter Proser
Watson
Watson and Law
Joseph Goff
Robert Hall
Thomas Ball
Hawthorpe
Thomas Clarke
Leland Crosthwaite
T.M. Winstan Y
Mathew Franks
Richard Maunsell
Hariet Daly
Royal Exchange Insurance Company
John Smith
W. C. Plunkett
Additto
Robert Wynne
George
Richard Palmers
John Linyd
Mises Plunkett
Ely
Court of King's Bench
Lacy
Home Bar
Percival
Henry Ttamiltea
Messrs
Latnuche
Wm. Knott
Mestis
Richard
John William
Fon
Strettle
Ditin
Mears
Joseph
John Atkinson
George Beckwith
Jaby
Charles Lyone
Richard Kane and Co
G. F. Brooke
Rowley
Creo. Ancwer
Bank of
Robert Shae and Co
Asgra
Advert for a uterine tonic and constitutional remedy
The text presents a patent medicine claim targeting a wide range of affections linked to "Impurity of Blood" and debility. It asserts the remedy’s safety and broad suitability, claiming mild, safe, and expeditious effects without dietary restrictions or lifestyle privations. It emphasizes suitability for all ages and both sexes, focusing on restoring health and happiness.
Insolvent Notices in Ireland Court Proceedings 1817
Notice that petitions and schedules have been filed in Ireland's Court of Exchequer seeking discharge from custody and creditors under multiple insolvency acts. The matter, to be heard by the Master and Judges at Limerick on July 26, 1817, lists numerous creditors and implicated parties across Limerick, Clare, and Kerry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Alaine
Manner
Limerick
John Hentucy
County of Limerick
Michael Baker
John Walsh
City of Limerick
John Fite Gibbon
John Greaves
Wiliam Healgan
Michael Scanlan
Thomas Oden
George Airy
John Humphreys
John Graddy
Cornelius Graddy
Patrick Doudon
Maurice Falahee
John Sheehy
Margarrt Flanagan
Timothy Quaid
James Knright
George Huh
Timothy Connell
Thomas O' Brien
Samuel Jeske
Ealward Lloyd
Michael Crestin
John Coa
Catherine Guir
Joan Hewsrud
William Sheppard
Erocer
Jamge Marie
Ballyhigreen
County Limerick
Ceyother
Patrick Sheahm
Jonas Morris
Michael King
Stephen Byrum Goggin
Davwl Geary
Lingerick
Seritch
Thomas Srudart
Kilrush
County Clare
Michael Concellor
Clare
Said
Luke Littleton
Six-Mile Bridge
Thomas Morrin
Ballylangford
Thomas M‘donough
Eugene M.carchy
Liseleon
Eves
James McSariia
Gortnaskeha
Kerry
William O'Leary
Traive
Micharl Banea
Lyddon Bolton and Co
Meters
Duffy and Co
Jambagy and Co
Ferrier Pollock and Co
Mesera
Lyndall
Lewis
Mere
Ronard
Francis Bell
Bowling
Wallsr and Co
Bryan Murphy
Mears
Nuno and Co
George Bell
Thomas Dean
James McAuly
Michael Murphy
Collier
Wrights
Messe
George Young
Luna
Cay
Dublin
John, James
Rubert Hogan
Maron Honan
William Creagh
Vheors
Chaucer
Edward Cotter
Cty
Thomas Lyon and Co
Win Ryan
Henry Franks
Francie Hynes
Modunes
Wicomie Martin
Robert Carr
Mensra Carralla
Morgan and Reeves
Daniel Crowe
James Daly
Mora
Thomas Walker and
Willian
Thomas Wire
John Cummin
Lone
Cork
Janes Morrisson
Mary
Eme Va Harding
Landy
Samuel Leake
He Gunty
F.overick
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Thomas Pleasante
William Pleasants
Aod
Asmuel Coates
Yorkatre
Yorkshert
Mr Fohtion
Mus Didwin
Lanter
Fotisnves
Wiliam Warcon
Capel-strreet
Association
David Weyman
Trinity College
O O
Wmn. Watson
Simpson
Clentow
Ives
Oita
Howe
Fedob
Glenton
Trish
Trintra and Bookxeller
George’Street
United Kingdom
Piberinck
Globe Tee
Soba
Aca
Gpm
Manners, C
Lo Rion
Swire
Sarl
Solomon
Liverpool
M. Keene
N.callwell
College-green
Mewbercy and Son
B. Dugdale
Dame-sreer
Daysiyn's
Parliament-street
Botomon
Salomon
Gread-House