Inheritance of Lands of the TOWN PLANES and Estates
A 1614 deed details vast lands including Kilmondory Carrow Kiln Corcany Cloonpin and many others in Leitrim and Galway counties, with mentions of Ballybalter and Sketoguana. The document notes adjournments and dates in 1618, signed by Thomas Ball and Thoram Hall as property sale proceedings in a convoluted colonial land grant.
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Sip Chababerss
Corcany
Cloonpin
Carrownecrossy
Carrow Moby
Cloongowla
Carrow Kiseey
Carrrow
Ballybalters
Sketoguan
Nigiank
Toghel
Gorord
Clonlare
Covlemore
Elite 1A13
Ball
Ins
Thoran Hall
Long Irish creditors list seals confinement of estates
A sprawling schedule names dozens of creditors and assigns from Limerick Cork Kilkenny Monaghan and Belfast. It records representatives indorsees and executors tied to the late Thomas Bibby Jobo Lynch and others seeking claims as creditors of estates across Cork Limerick and surrounding counties. The document enumerates parties and locations including Kilkenny Castlecomer Charleville and Monaghan with indorsees and assignees listed for each.
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William Aclen
Ducharl
Thomas Bibby
James Denworth
Hia
Gurthrowe
Pat Vaughan
Rathbeale
John Ton
bin Arsigue
Rosey Francia Drew
Drewrecourt
David Fitsgerald
John Pay
Kilfeucao
John Cabitt
Tate
Monabricca
Daniel Daly
Drumcotcher
Thomas Forlong
Sailydaniel
Corseting Kelly
Banemore
Richard Yielding
Bellville
Tim Coune
Mosul Buds
Nil
Limerick
Willian Allee
Bie Amigas
Haudrim
Francis Alexander ‘Allen
Stream Lodge
Mary Harding
Castle Bern Aard
Edward Lynght
Mallow
Charles M'Carthy
Gibbingsgrave
Christopher Allen
Francis Beck
Amiga
Cork
Willi Allen
Ity
Kadariers
George Purcell
Biu Asigua
Meer
Laier Wikliam Crovin
Milfond
Job0o
Bhewiss
Milfred
Maurice Manais
Lisgillane
James Magrath
Gurtecagh
James Copeett
Lodorsees
Charleville
James Lynch
Ballygrace
Honora Lulas
Jobo Daly
Shouepooker
Thames Nash
Rockvale
Wm. Flaherty
Gurteenroe
Allen and Ware
John H . Shandrim
Julie Wilson
Wats
Mabooy
Elizabeth Allee
Shapdria
Margaret Alien
Catherine Jose Allee
M'Carthy
Mount Beda
Co. Limerick
Elizabeth Alien
Margaret Allen
Catherine Jane Allea
Shandrim
Wa. Cronin
Bie Avaigue
Millowa
Philip Nupanoghig
Moyge
Oweg Sullivan
Auigos
Ballincally
Rey
Thomas Gibbings
Bie Tadorsees
Iabelly Harding
Edward Lysaght
Apsigne
Patrick Kennerly
Willis Ceauin
Nen
Bis Indorsees
Miltown
Daniel Clanty
Timothy Crovin
Seu
Indoreees
Lireniten
Jobo M‘donnell
John O'Donnell
Hailyoecaring
Maurice Runnagan
Caatleshin
Auwignees
Joho Roche
Garret Roche
Shaudeisa
Mathew Burke
Ballyhors
Jobo Nagao
Shaudrim
Conwy
Daniel Lape
James Power
James Bandiford
John
Jerimiah Cronin
Henry Sandiford
Henry Milward
John Tolebin
Hiv
John Graves
Fortwilliam
Christopher Delmego
Rathkenle
Thomas Madden
Wm. Madden
John Smith
Sligo
Peter M.manamy
Bailymont
Michael M.manamy
Cornelius Hogan
Newweport
Peter Burke Hogan
Batlydelly
Darby O'Brien
County Tipparery
Francis Kent
Nenagh
Patrick Brien
Borgen
Janes Boyle
Carrigal
Austin Gay
W. Corbet
Bath
W. Grace
Michael Hogan
Clatening
Mathias Hogan
Mary Alexander
Dromure
Joseph M'Clelland
Laragh
Julio M'Nally
Monaghan
Mathew M Rogers
Druaig
John Potts
Agberalane
Andrew Barker
Batliboy
Alexander AfCoy
Todofsees
Cibgher
James Glynn
E. Poulson
Thomas Mounwell
Eligabeth Quespis
Balliboy
Joan MC
Barrack Stores Tender Notice From General's Office
The General's Office invites proposals for Barrack Stores including furniture, tin ware, ironware, cooperage, and brushes for Dublin and Cork. Separate forms, printed and available on request, must be used with tenders sealed and marked Tender for Barrack Stores. Proposals due by one o clock on the specified day.
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Dublin
Cork
Ific
Rok
Horrific Descriptions in Quarterly Ravial Review Explored
A translation of a fragmentary piece recounts brutal events and terror in a society, detailing murder and ritual cruelty. It notes widespread horror with vivid but sanitized language, mentioning subterra ruins and dramatic public reactions. The piece critiques sensationalism and the era’s morbid fascination with atrocity.
Proclamation Revoking Disturbance Rule In Ophaly Regions
By the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland a proclamation from March 1817 declared Ophaly regionsEastern Ophaly Western Ophaly and baronies as disturbed and police establishment required. It now revokes that proclamation restoring peace with Justice officials notified and signed at Dublin Castle in July.
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Lord Lieutenant
Council of Ireland
TaLsor
Ophaly
Lienteanniny
Privy Council of Ireland
Ashly
Coadellaria
Coerok
Dublin
le Mawmers
Fort de Montmarenry
Cas-tlemaine
Denis Browne
Filgersid Hill
John Stewart
George Beckutth
William Joey
Sits-Gerald
Charles Grant
God Save Tar King
Massacre of Two British Officers in Trinidad Action
Extracted letter from an Alcalde in Halifax recounts the murder of two Englishmen by a Spanish commander’s party on the Gronoke near Isle Rustura. The attackers stabbed the unarmed men and threw them overboard, boasting of the crime. CiprianlinO, a prisoner, is noted as involved, with calls for harsh punishment under law.
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Halifax
Trinidad
Lent
Harris
Ao- Rustura
Hy Wunster
Ciprianlino
Maine
Keo Avery Mey
Bin
Executions At Ngwgale Ward
The judges of the late Comautlan schedule capital punishments for inmates in the City. Wednesday Nov 18 lists Madden for forgery upon the bank of Ireland. Dahm Moreny faces cor burglary and robbery at T S Mercy Reg Home-street. Saturday Nov 21 tags Patric Doherty Patrick Klayney and Thomas Adderley for burglary and robbery at legute W Denis Senily Mercion Square. Saturday Nov 28 lists Mary Arturtop for robbery of Margaret Flood in Thowas-street.
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Comautlan
Widgesday
Madden
Henk
Ireland
Dahm Moreny
Mercy
Patric Doherty
Patrick Klayney
Thomas Adderley
Legute
Flight of Horsley children sparks Birmingham police case
A nurse named Elisabeth Jouk confessed involvement in a child kidnapping linked to Mr Horsley. She described an arranged flight to Birmingham with George Faulkner, who promised marriage and fled with the two children from the Seracen’s Head area, leaving questions about the suspect’s identity and motive. Authorities examined her account, and the public search broadened as details emerged.
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Salih
Candabaury-lane
Bir Norschiy
Candybury-lane
Loaders Bridge
Smith
London
Bie
George Faulkner
Birmingham
Renee
Hia
Smith- Seld
Lile
Wellington
Circumstance of Umbrella Leads to Child Theft Case
Fragmented report details a girl named Moléront whose umbrella was propped for her by a sweetheart near Je lington, triggering a probe into an elder of two children believed carried away. Suspects include Mr Hareley and Mr Harsetey. evidence links a brutal marriage and a past disappearance connected to a wife and the missing child.
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Lowngn
Batcaday
Howe
Ontskirts
Ielington
Chidran
Mr. Hareley
Stricuda
Dodyars A
Nad
Frauen
Bud
Montuxogers
Sturgeise
Claris St Bett
Lavesuit
Megnett
Lieberrship
Sen
Waytein
Tone
Meethurseley
Divredey
London
Dumlin Society Officers Elected and Funeral Notices
The Dumlin Society elected Nalemen as President and officers for the coming year in a Thursday meeting. The Earl of Talbot and Lord Viscount Frankfort de Montmorener were named presidents and vice presidents. A lengthy list includes John Foster, Robert Shaw, Henry Jay, John Boyd, and many professors and lecturers in science and arts. The report notes the interment of Sir Samuel Rainsbury in the family vault at Kiln and mentions public works funding for a bridge between the Manmire town and Little Usdund, overseen by Edward Hoare.
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Nalemen
Henry Jay
John Boyd
Burtial Scarihy
Ansintaut
Traine Lysaghl
Wegister Tad
Witham Higgins
Ray
Samuel Wormby
Pit Densian
Sip Uharles le Giese
Walter Wale
Richard GriMeh
Jon
Hh, Brocaa
Ate
Harry Aaron Baker
Jobo Smith
P. Theodore Wilson
Samuel Rainilty
Tes
Koil
Mr. Whittaker
Darts
Lond Lannowne
Beongim
Ale Walford Sone
Prowiland Lowi
Stiehart Price
Whishow
Mr. Atlen
John Grebb
Wigmore
Dubtin
Edward Hoare
Capri RR
Dring
Cork Pasper
ADDITIONAL PARTICULATES REPORTED AT RENRETT APPREHENSION
The report notes particulates observed at Renrett and discusses the investigation by magistrates into the delay and actions of officers. Mr. Birale criticizes Horseley for insufficient guidance, while three officers are noted for their initial hesitation before pursuit. The piece reflects courtly and police procedure in a local jurisdiction.
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Ant
Aly
Birale
Horseley
Gravesend
Bisleisia
Mr. Ae
Kesha
London fugitive Charles Romuelt chased after public leads
Latest account from The Observer details delayed progress in apprehending Charles Romuelt. A letter from Mr. Horesby confirms pursuit toward Dover, with Carter observed near Louden Ridge, then misled by a pub landlady to Birmingham. A lay-suit against Chaclen Bennett ends with a £140 settlement. Worsatey’s wife is identified as daughter of Mr. Dignum, linking to a sizable inherited estate.
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Bawntreet
Charles Rom Uelt
Hicks
Mr. Horesby
London
Dover
Gudfray
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Han
Robert Shaw
John Lede Foster
Peter Digges la Turek
Francis E. Lite
Rutland
Loch Foyty
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