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Perpetual Ovenventilators and Irish Chancery Notices
Fragmentary 18th century notices describe inventions for air supply to chimneys by William Day Master of Air and inventor claims, with sale decrees in Ireland for lands in Meath Kilkenny and Wexford, including details of leasehold properties, livestock, and public auctions. Dated 1755 and referencing court orders, priors, and estate matters.
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Otic Federchy
William Day
London
Stephen’ -Greeny
Grafton-street
Athinrey
Mote
Johan Crump
Ind -Street
Am Ordec
Vhomase Gisisedy
Jely
High Court of Chance
Jin Treland
Chancery Chamber
Dubli
Tyebeas
Caitte- Jordan
Killdoggon
Xing
Aval Ballynehrach
Amd Bateperce
Sthernife Gallegare
Meath
Klingen
Weilmearn
Prilay
Dallin
Bohervrun
Pannapown
Kenockanrewis
Tippecary
Capaghenore
Limerick
Exchequer
Kennady's-lane
Dublin
Fuantie Fund
Wexford
Kennedy
Bormount
Falmer Tun
Jonenene
Palmerston. Ie
Hans Hebert
Richard Fitewilliam
Majcily
Court of Exchequer
Leland
Kennedy's Lane
Dulin
Landis
Lowe
Hettane
Killesemntelt
Isaac Dob
His Majesty's High Court of Chancery
Ireland
Isaac Dabfon
Francis Gore
Thomas Studdent
Gore
Tearany
William Wall
Shebert
Highett
Weising
S. Powell
N.R
Francis
Stigu
Mumlagh
Kinneegée
Willibrook
Foouy
Incis Savage
el Sad
Gant
Frar
Kilkenny
Altec
Ryan
Anth
Drogheda
Cheshire
John Browne
Weilport
Mt Fontenen
Banagher
James Andefor
Howie Krawe
Chrisopher
Allison
Eivtier Dairy
Dolor Reddy
Keighvat
Te Pathe Ve
Annary
Gortnadruny
Clough
Bhai
Coolecrafty
Curta
Jaffar
Mundunge
Ardiarmn
Saunve Qwer