Fragmentary Irish Auction and Property Notices
Incomplete 18th century notices describe lands near Abbey Street and Lexlip, with estates of Hugh Montorle and Cesar Colcloveh offering lodgings, gardens, and premises for lease or sale. The text also advertises rewards for locating items, mentions a court and racing events, along with notices of properties, extensions, and associated legal actions.
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Abey
Schonthowe Laney
John Butler
Peter Workall
Tanow
Morice
William Blackny
Doblin
Gear
Deceas
Daniel Btrn
Cur
Butler
Worrall-Ha
Powe
Rerson
Abbey Istreet
Cesar Colcloveh
Macch
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