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Notice of a September 8 1773 drawing and innkeeper relocation
A long distressed colonial notice announces a drawing of 30 000 principal money from a total 694 400 to be paid at the Treasury, with a September 8 deadline, and discharges on the August 181 date. It also describes the Globe inn in Newry and the relocation of Christopher Byrne to that site, along with details of property sales, leases, and advertisements across Dublin and surrounding counties, including Galway, Meath, and Down. The document features government notices, land proposals, and public revenue reforms.
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Lobns
Treasury Chambers
Newry
Christopher Byrne
Dublin
Byrne Dasser
Méric
Menaiftown
Dromcondra
Co. Meath
Wm. Yorke
Bart
Horn
Philip Titdell
Wm. Meade
Drogheda
Acgalt
Thomsstown
Chertes Dunbar
Bourke
Dairyran
Roohestown
Dunfeary
Chejce
Johnl Bustard
Charles Dunbar
Hill-street
Berkeley-quare
Loddon
Rostommon
Wellnessh
Gorthicranah
Coolevintin
Rafcommon
Piermore
Cornbrack
Westmeath
Athlone
Richard St. George
Pisadilly
London
Henry Nesbit
Aghmase
Langford
John Smyth
Chancery-tane
Stephen Creagh Butler
Mayo
Galway
Daced
Lough Carrib
Rencatl
Creagh
Pieter
Dennis Doran
Yorksstreet
Janice
M‘nemare
Lincoln’s Inn
Edward Krynafton
Ladan
Eid Stephes Creagh Butler
Longford Street
Enebral Post-Office
James Bellam
Corl-quay
Dobis
Carpenter
Groger
James Bekon
Thie
Onder
Patt Lanrence
Sok Nascot
James Behan
John Bagwell
Kilntore
Tipperary
Richard Morgan
Howard