21 Jun 1785
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 21, 1785
Page
1
Kilcock race day features three mile heats with Geldings and Mares in mixed plate events. Entries include three mile and four mile heats with horses aged three to six, carrying varied weights and prizes in a classic early 19th century meeting.
Fragmentary OCR describes Yoats town and land in Gillinstown Meath with references to acreage and tenants. It mentions Robert Forefer lineage, Rog,otety, and Market Towns. The text appears to outline land divisions or tenancy terms with unclear names and dates and a three five or 32 toad reference.
A damaged notice warns the public of an estate matter in Meath Ireland. It references the High Court and heirs and devisees claiming lands once owned by Ekgy Go and others. Perils are implied for those who act on unclear postings.
Fragmented OCR describes a land estate in County Lowth with meadow and pasture, arable lands, a house, gardens, stables, and offices. It notes a nine mile distance from Dublin, a market sale, and provision for payment of debts, with executors and creditors referenced.
An 1785 Dublin notice requires carriage makers to certify the names and residences of all persons who will operate carriages for hire. It imposes duties on coaches and carmen, demands registration and proof of credentials, and prescribes penalties of twenty pounds for untruthful or uncertified entries. Signed by Vaun Montgomery, Excit-Office, Dublin, May goth May 1785.
Report from council session outlines protests and plans for road work changes. Officials discuss budgets, permits, and timelines amid community feedback and upcoming hearings. Citizens raise concerns about traffic, safety, and local impacts during the meeting.
A fragmentary 1735 Dublin notice reports trials of George Moxam and associates for a violent outrage in County Meath. Elinor Perry died after the assault, allegedly linked to the defendants and the ensuing disturbance. A reward is proclaimed for informants leading to conviction of all parties and accomplices.
To be sold soon near Nage at the County of Mea an excellent candidate’s farm yard with stable coach-house and garden. Includes a tenant life with a ride and three waggons, held by Bartholomew Barewal at yearly rent. Ten years remain unexpired from May 1 with rent increases after expiration. Apply to Mr Gorman No 7 Stephen Green.
In Kilkenny County three manors Bally Bur Ballyhosty Curragh Power totaling 342 acres lie three miles from Kilkenny city along the main road to Tipperary. Bally Bur rents 417i yearly, lands near Tippe rary valued at 4681 clear rent. Maps and title deeds available from Thomas Brown jun No 193 Phoenix Park Dublin details for bids and viewing with Colonel St George.
A fragmented OCR reading lists decrees involving Ann Decrers and Robert Pers A with mentions of Gate of bee and dates around 1985. It references a decree, a purchase part, and a person named Laner Assill with a Fritch P purchase element. The legible items imply legal or property actions and unsettled payment terms.
Proposals to settle lands Ballysgrrecl containing 200 acres and De Umardbeg containing 18 acres are offered for agreement. Submissions must reach John Gatch, Esq. or Duke Gaven at St. Awdenether, Dubhiat, to secure a negotiated settlement.
In six miles of Esu04 Yn, Peay fate to fix Loztfup in boudse. Mil Tam, Weldyd, Rolercs, and BI0 Baas mentioned. The fragmentary AP brief outlines local locations and names with unclear context and no clear outcome.
Fragmentary legal notice outlines a sale related to purchase money credits and a brief mention of an attorney for the defendant. Names are unclear due to damaged text but references include a purchaser and a defendant in a property matter. Further readable details are too fragmentary to specify.
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