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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 16, 1786
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR item appears to reference a confused phrase about being let by Erat after a visit. Lacks clear names, dates, or places. cannot determine concrete event or context from readable text.
A historical public notice outlines penalties for forging or altering postal superscriptions and for counterfeit stamps or letters. It details fines of fifty, one hundred pounds, and felony for repeated offenses, with procedures for forwarding letters and counting handwriting. The notice recommends Members of Parliament endorse signatures and dates to distinguish from other documents.
A 1786 notice sets May Day as the deadline for bids on the estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan. It covers dwelling houses, out houses, gardens, and related lands in Drogheda, with Lord Chief Justice Patterson presiding and Williams Metile Osle listed as officeholder. Advertisement dated March 16, 1786.
Auction notice for lands described as spacious riverfront holdings near Ballplay and Steanomr, held in the Manor of Oriel and held by consent of James Or, Attorney. Tenants pay rent regularly. title deeds and rental details available from John Baptist or Lodge, No. 117, Cai Titrees, with bids to be seen in those ads.
A provincial notice details proposed sales and property transfers in Meath including lands near Athboy, Knockshangan, and Middle Town. It lists acres and perches for parcels, an inn known as the Plow, and houses in Athboy and Trimi. Submissions must reach Francis Hoping at Stephen's Green Dublin or Athboy. February 8th date cited.
Property details describe Faithfull Fortescue lands near Corderry Lowth including orchard meadows pastures and outbuildings. Proposals invited via Charles Ruxton and Mr Barlow with debts and demands to be settled. coach ownership dispute noted. Applications to be made by 1735.
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