Dublin Corn and Grain Returns Summary 1794
Abstract of quantities for corn Grybn Maan and flour in Dublin shows wheat raw peag bean neuf stone barlay bene 36 stone oats 14 stone and defines a barrel of wheat as seven stone of oats meal equal to a barrel of oats.
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Dublin
Therdis
Spuirday
Jurie Ag
Canai
Pater
Bonsuratila
City of
Dy. White
Average Corn Grain Prices in Barrett Market 1793
The record shows average prices for corn grain per barrel from the Barrett market, dated in June 1793. Published under the AB of Parliament authority by John Moore, Register Corn Returny.
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John Moore
Proclamation Prohibits Sailors Taking War Leases Amid War
The Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland issue royal command forbidding subjects to accept commissions at sea from any foreign prince or state at war with His Majesty or to arm ships as privateers. The proclamation, issued in Dublin on June 9, 2798, enjoins obedience and warns of severe penalties for violations. It restates anti privateering measures aligned with the Treaty of Navigation and Commerce and warns subjects to refrain from actions that could harm allied powers.
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Hungary
Ponce
Ainty
Dublin
Fitz-Gibbon
C. Bellamont
Carhampton
Lofcus
H. Cavendish
James Cuff
Monck Mason Gee
Warde
Tresland
Punent
Daberary
Benjamin J.yneal
Orshall
Eg Reneer
Westmorland
Michael Hanlon
Cape Ftreet
Council of Ireland
Thali
His Majesty
Lord Lieutenant
Council of
Ireland
Ameria
Eakins
Thin Kiingdon
le Mons
Caferof
Counsil
Wi Connell
Ferend Whelan
Margery Whelan
Margery Quin
John Holland
Bryan Michael Connor the Younger
Thomas Jhoes
Elinor Kean
Charles F . Kran
Jomn O'Brien
Nicholas
Patrick M' Mahon
Theimrlves
Councy
Clare
Lament
Price Edict for Stamped Vellum Parchment and Paper in Ireland
Lord Lieutenant John Earl of Westmorland sets annual prices for stamped vellum parchment and paper. Prices apply from November next, with duties payable to the Crown.
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Westmorland
John Earl of
Kingdom of Ireland
Historic Clare indictment recounts 1791流
The document details indictments in County Clare during the reign of George III, naming jurors, witnesses, and the charges of feloniously taking and holding dwellings and lands without due process. It cites the Fifth Day of September, 1791, and lists accused individuals including farmers and yeomen from Derrymare, Lismechan, Portane, Ogermidlly, and Cainte. The record shows the legal formalities, the council’s involvement, and references to the Crown and Dignity.
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Camanghe
Septegabar
Judi
John Mollieryan Hara
Garrubane
Co Clare
Crovun
Connaught
Epnts
Clare
Thorns Farmer
Thomas Connollly
Daniel Mulidew
Derrymare
Cla
Murphy
Portane
Faid
George the
Gravdre
Clara
Glandree
Daniel
Cromn Fe
Munster
Clekel
St. Francis’s Abby
O'Brien
Kilpaac
Nicholas Halloran
Canoe
Yeoman
Patrick MM
Kilinoughtl
Limerick
Cooper
Skahany
Miurice Harty
Chen
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