Linen Office May Meeting Adverts County Bleachers Appeal
Trustees of the Linen Manufacture advertise and require bleachers from Antrim to Longford to meet in various towns across Ireland during May. They list meeting dates and places in Antrim Down Fermanagh Tyrone Louth Meath Drogheda Wicklow Dublin Cork Galway Castletown Tuam Ennis Limerick Kilkenny Tipperary Waterford and other counties. Requires inspectors and proof of manufacture or purchase of yarn or cloth in the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aes
Antrim
Armagh
Ore
Céotehill
Donegal
Lenerkenhy
Prof May Jnstant
Dowy
Mabineh
Hynes
Lonadihe
Londonderry
Coun
Monaghan
Ballybay
Vaye Sathof
Fermanagl
Canary Shimano
Sligo
Bandon
Saguntay
Mayo
Castfeliir
Galway
Tuam
Roscommon
Clare
Ennis
Dub
Yarn Hall
Dublin
Corks
Kildare
Wicklow
Naas
Jaw
Wexford
Carlaw
Kery
Dingle
Limerick
Kilkenny
Queen's County
Maryborough
Water
Waterford
Cuch
Down
Antim
Stolen Mare Described From Rathconrath County Weil
A mare named Syrayed was stolen on Saturday night April 14 in Ark area. The four year old horse stands fourteen hands high with a large star on its snip and a white hind heel. Reward of nine guineas offered for information leading to recovery and return between the sender Robert Heavey and local authorities.-contact details not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loughan
Rathconrath
Robert Heavey
Farces Offered on Hainestown and Burnt Lands in Kildare
In 1785 offers may be made for jointly or separately leasing 230 acres in Hainestown and Burnt, a rich mix of fattening ground and arable land, twelve miles from Dublin and near Naas and the Grand Canal. Lands lie in county Kildare, well watered, with a family division, and written proposals will be received by Lord Wit at Allen, Ladytown. A resident will attend the haunts at Hainestown. solvent tenants only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hainestown
Ireland
Kildare
Dub‘i
Naas
Dublin
Monatteregan
Lord Wit
Allen
Ladytown
Haiuestown
N.B
Alwata
Dublin City to Rebuild Marthalsea Portion in 1787
The Corporation of Dublin invites estimates and proposals for rebuilding the Marthalsea portion. Those inclined to undertake the work should apply at the Town Clerk's Office for particulars. Lodgments of estimates and proposals are to be made forthwith in April 1787, signed by order Taylor and Allen, town clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City’ of
Dublin
Treasury draws on debentures as May payments begin
Notice from Treasury Chambers dated April 198y lists numbers drawn from debentures for payment with interest due by May 76th. Payments period runs daily from May 4 to May 16 and then every Tuesday and Thursday thereafter. Authorities urge all concerned to take notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury-Chambers
H. T. Clements
Wexford Estate To Let From March Next
O Wexford to be let from the first of March next for three lives a resident tenement in the demesne of Robinstown 96 acres with a good house and offices suitable for a respectable family Lands include meadow and Pallure in high condition well watered near the road to Eniscorthy Polt paid. Walter Youghall and Mr Sherrard Capel-fireer Dublin receivd bids. Apprentice to the Land Surveying wanted by said Sherrard. None need apply but a lad of suitable ability and good connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Wexford
Robinstown
For Sale Properties in County Meath Near Dublin
Property sale notice describes two fee simple estates titled Fitate with a mansion and offices, situated in Meath county thirty nine miles from Dublin near a market town. Remaining terms mostly expire in May 793 with one long term. Address and details indicate a residence suitable for a gentleman of fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrath
Dublin
Hugh Reilly
Ely Abbey
Dublin County Bounties and Auction Decree Notices
A fragmented historical notice sets out bounty rules for woollen and worsted goods in Dublin County. It lists manufacturers purchasers affidavits, monthly claim meetings at Dublin Society Factory, and deadlines for bounty payments, with decrees against several claimants and detailed property divisions in County Tipperary including lands in Killballybefin and Ballvgareinoe.
Rewards Offered for Information in Ballymore Cow Mutilation Case
A royal proclamation from Dublin notes two Whiteboys Richard Bags and Michael Quaye were to be whipped in Caherconlitry, Limerick, amid threats after attack on Benjamin Friend's cows. It promises a fifty pound reward for discovery and conviction of any involved, with pardons for informants and accomplices who reveal others. Authorities urge swift action and designate local officials to pursue offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vickey
Benjamin Friend
John Hickey
Hickey
Perons Hall
Perry
Quarantine Relaxed for Mediterranean Trade Ships
Lord Lieutenant and Council issue a proclamation relaxing quarantine measures for ships and vessels coming from the Mediterranean or Gibraltar ports laden with goods. Cargo may be discharged without unpacking or airing if the cargo is clean and the ship’s crew is free of infection. Authority to enforce conditions rests with customs officers and local magistrates.
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Leiden
Matey
Mediterranean
Kingdom of
Spar
Micnorca
Spain
Lown
Gibraltar
Itas
Mediteranean i
Mediteraniaun
Spon
Connell
Leas
Aviv
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Taylor and Allen
Tos
Rt Mag
Storg
Ty Tg Ag
Han
Toathéer
Bounnes
Pudulked
Jamal
Webbe
Aclahs
Lewer Patel
Durants
Maida
Billy White
Alamo
Arthur Hide Aid Joln” Tiyde
Robert Log
Thomas Loyd
John Lipye
Thomas Bihod
Robert Rerver
Richard Brice
Ann
Efeinday
Shane
Slevardate
Killeonfret
Conbeaghneateey
Nocklésfield
Carrigan Urrigh
Ballynonee
Ks Leconfed
John Lioyd
Svillalfoy
Tipperary
Tageina
Leflors
AreelEa
Paul Treat
Lord Lieutenant and Counch
Rutland
Maver
Sheritts
Liflered
C. Chars
Catiel
Tysone
Grandifins Bellambri
Ery
Karlstor
Lahus
John Butter
B. Yelvectun
J. Bliquieve
Sheltinston Smeth
James Calf
John Fitasibhon
Thas
Esunc
RoVabow
Nicksongh
Tedee
Ion
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