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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 10, 1787
Page
3
A fractured notice from Galway County shows lands of the estate of a lord near the coast. It references Clanricard and Guild wards, with sale details set for July at noon and signed by Benjamin Taylor, Clerk.
An official proclamation from the LORD LIEUTENANT and COUNCIL of Dublin announces rewards for discovering those responsible for destroying toll gates on the Dublin to Malahide turnpike during the period up to 1787. It details burglaries, gate destruction, and threats to residents, offering 100 pounds for the first three prosecutions and promising pardons to discoverers, urging law officers to pursue offenders. The notice is dated June 18, 1787, and signed by council members and royal officials.
Caution to public and all persons not to trust Catherine Redmend on any account. Arthur Murphy says he will not pay any sums or credit given by or on her account and warns that any contrast with his or any person’s name is false. Dated July 4 in Eaniscorthy.
Catherine Murphy denounces a false advertisement in the Dublin Journal dated July written under Arthur Murphy. She cites Reverend Thomas Gamble, curate of St Michan's, as officiant by special license and references their marriage in Dublin with witnesses and a marriage settlement dated July 7.
Auction notice for a well situated estate near Dublin in Meath county offers land and improvements. Leases mostly end May 17g%, with one long term lease. Applications to Hugh Reilly at Abbey Street and Patrick Coshet, 4 Abbey Street, where rent poll details can be obtained. Date shown 1gth April.
Letting notice for lands in Ballykieron and West Cornecase near Athlone and Streek near Westmeath. Proposals invited to Franch Hopline Stephen's Green Dublin or Athboy Meath. Tenants must be improving and willing to reside, with terms for years or lives and six months notice.
The document bears signatures by Quder and TAY LGR along with ALLEN and Lown, indicating official endorsement or authorization. The names appear in a formal signatory section, suggesting a helpful record of who approved or witnessed the action. Further context is needed to identify the precise nature of the agreement.
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