Fragmented Chancery Notice Names Vast Mayo Lands
A 1822 Chancery decree lists extensive Mayo lands tied to Richards and other defendants. Roverick Connor, with HRABAZON BROWNE, seeks sale by public cant at Ball, naming hundreds of parcels spanning townlands and estates, including Carranay, Carranna, Clooney, Derry, and Kilcolman. Sale aims to settle claims under a master decree issued June 1 1828 with follow up orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caranstrana
Coatle Park
Laflortane
Carranae
Carranacia
Carrowneoner
Othecwine
Caraidolly
Haflinderry
Glenmask
Kellevalane
Kilievdlane
Kinnahgel
Ballynasleive
Ballygarry
Georeent
Miller Hill
Baltinermora
Mororecove
Magherifadda
Mare
Meelick
Carraniong
Carremlossy
Corrama- Derevveeny
Daimeoggy
Dairncarbane
Derry‘yas
Derrymore
Cullentiongh
Croughrimearm
Carcea
Carrigarrue
Comyine
Cunnaughgis
Clonbury
Killemigwall
Ballysri
Ballyursine
Ballyneabe
Knock
Ais Knocralcnen
Gortmona
Glanmarck
Dri
Ardmadown
Derry
Derrimeehy
Durae
Dumeoyle
Lurrewie
Nerneerie
Drimeenagh
Indgeagh
Ballyoreliony
Hatlagh
Ballylena
Byreututs
Balievichivers
Brine
Bal
Ballyronrke
Carrownesiar
Barf Quarter
Jamntard
Gortnoreagh
Deldy
Carrunabane
Lecarrow
Reiliam
Johnstone
Eleanor Connor
Kitcolmar
Ditto
Kiltoboe
Mean
Kitnegar
Barnerstroll
Prumauns
Tornerlough
Derrygowl
Mayfield
Corryred
Molmahenagh
Meclvk
Lane Town
Roger Power
Darke
Patricks MiKeal
Chidy
Donigh
Kine
Dominick Browne
Thomas Laveléy
John Cortey
Weald Town
Lake Kelly
Bee Pdiound
Iaid Town
M ¥Eely
Rensala
Hrabazon Browne
Salieltur
Bagyot Street
Plaintiff Blake vs Ean Mahon and Sahn Lord Clanmur ri
A damaged OCR fragment shows a civil action where plaintiff Blake seeks legal remedy against defendants Ean Mahon and Sahn Lord Clanmur ri. The readable text indicates a court filing with parties named and a complaint filed, though details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahon
Ean
Minis
Sahn
Clanmurri
Plainciff
Tiene Blake
Eaquire
Defendart
Decree of Kin Majesty's High Court of Chaverry lands sale
Decree in the High Court of Chaverry Treland orders sale of numerous lands including Kilvilea Largnioy Hallindieit Notun Carrowlogan and Mayo Dg in the Barony of Cuatelta with yearly rent and tenure terms. Auction set for the highest bidder with lands described by quarters and plantations under Me Mth Octobery 1902. Thomas Ital and Beane act as solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaverry
Treland
Keita
Canelon Monnday
Faland
Eink
Kilvilea
Mayo
Cuatelta
Cautin
Andalno
Ardagn
Public Auction of Lands in Galway and Mayo Decree Sale
Court in Ireland orders sale by public auction on December 2 next at 1 pm in Dublin to satisfy a decree against Sir Neal O'Donnell Bart and others. Lands in Mayo and Galway including abbey or monastery sites and numerous townlands are offered with rights and appurtenances. Solicitor for the plaintiff: T. Mayne, 23 Jervis Street, Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Browne
Neal O'Danet
Bart
Court of Chanceothers
Ireland
Wil
Inna Quay
Triblin
Landa Sid
Cong
Dilogy
Digaly
Iolund
Darragh
Longhear
Clother
Duorad
Killendanght
Galway
Errich
Maya
Neal O'Donnell
William Ttenn
T.mayne
Jervis Street
Dublin
Public Auction Sale of Cork Mansion and estates
Roderick Connor, solicitor, invokes a decree dated June 27 1405 to sell at public auction on Friday November 12 at two o clock in the afternoon. Property includes the Mansion House and lands of Annabella North Hill in the Manor of Malion Cork city Morrigan s-toland Leitrim store and other grounds. Tenants include representatives of William Martin and Daniel Callaghan Esq. Sale details and terms provided by tenants Barkers in Cork and Leitrim store. For particulars contact Alabam and Kift solicitors South Mall Cork or 40 Marlborough St Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabella
Malion
Cark
Altu
Litertier
Cork
Tiz
Morrigan’s-to
Inaaéd
Willian Martin
Daniel Callaghan
Leitrim
Anid City
Menara
Heanish
Crawford
Roderick Connor
Solicitors
South Mail
Marlborough St
Dahlin
Atrocious Robbery Report From Fever Hospital Branch
A brutal night crime on Cork Street set in motion as a masked thief broke into the Fever Hospital quarter. The robber forced open a door and stole garments and two striped items, with a list of victims including Jane Toole, Biddy Kelly, Mary Lee, Anne Kavanagh, and others, offering twenty guineas for any apprehension of the culprit named James Mon Padmei?y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork-street
Jane Toole
Gariden-Lane
Greetloak
Biddy Kelly
Val Chiieeteat
Anderson
Upper
Glotster-street
Grey Do
Mary Lee
Uarrington-place
Montgenwry-street
Old Grey 2
Bidey Walehy
Wood Street
Old Reown Dock
Mary Connally
Patriot Street
Mary Gailarber
Aungier Abert
Don Anne Kavanagh
Peter Street
Tahind Street
Thomas Darey
Dole Lane
Engine Alten
Tweney
James Mon Padmeiy
Tyster
Fever
Coilseatrret
New Ba
Bese
Fragmented Obituary Fragment Mentions Chit Finalis
The text appears as broken historic notice about a committee action and ongoing matters. It references Mantseient die walved and discussions on proceeds, credits, and service payments. The readable parts mention committees, subscribers, and questions about the permanent good of Letina and related food subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letina
Pasko
Young Artist's Assistant volumes promote drawing and painting trade
Public notices announce publications by William Antfield M A including The Young Artist's Assistant of Elements of the Fine Arts and The Young Mat's Book of Knowledge. The works cover drawing, painting in oil and miniature, engraving, perspective, and science topics with multiple editions and pricing noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cumming
Lower Ormond Quay
Enfield
William Antield
London
Smnpkin and Marshal
A. K. Newman and Co
Thomas Terr
Mat
Ae. &c
Boarda
Whittingham Editions Catalogue and Printing Notice
An old printed advertisement lists Whittingham pocket volumes including Goldsmith and More works, Lord Hacon’s Kanaca, Paul and Virginia, and others. It notes printing by C. Whittingham, selling at No.16 Lower Ormond Quay and Hookwellers, with ordering reminders and a dated signature of John Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittinghams Cabinet Library
Me Whittingham
Orinson Crusor
Lord Hacon
Sturm
Goldemrtivs
Dubson
Ravelne
Moore
Elinabethy
Mo Cottin
Thompson
Seanans
Butler
Adilras
Wakefield
Pope
Homer
Onynwy
Goldsmith
Taj Chesterfield
Advier
la Bony
Kippis
Cooke
Charitable Repository seeks public support through patronage
The Charitable Repository No 62 appeals for continued public assistance after receiving the patronage of His Excellency the Marquis Wednacey. Governors praise eighteen years of munificent effort aiding indigent women and supplying goods at fair prices. The institution offers women earning opportunities without exposure of circumstances and sells modern fur and dress items. Subscriptions and vocations are invited through Lady E. Baser, Lady Westmeath, and Lady Charlemount, with country milliners encouraged to engage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapton
Marquis Pellesley
Marquis Wednacey
Humana
Westmeath
Charlemount
Pattonesten
Balforia
N.K
A Call for Relief and Patronage from Dublin Citizens
A historical notice details a patronage and society under the lord lieutenant for an asylum and relief institution in Dublin. It lists patrons, vice-presidents, and noble supporters, describing funding aims for hospital beds, medicines, and patient care, with emphasis on aiding imprisoned or distressed populations and the need for medical supplies and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licutenant
Marquin Wellesley
Dublin
Earl Wainworth
G. C
Kael Palbiot
Duchess
Dorset
Dichens of Leinsters Vice, Pathon Bases the Counters of Oriond, the Countess of
Farnhem
Vircounteas Moungoy
Manners
Lindy Avimer
Stensmore
Dane Lotus
Stuarta Howard
Vomyille
Mire Magan
Elias
France
Esa
Whitworth Fever Hospital Opens In May 1840
A historical notice describes the opening of a Fever Hospital during May 1840 in Dublin, with committees and patrons listed. It details the institution as a standalone facility for fever patients, funded by voluntary contributions, and outlines a public dinner to support the Orphan School at Clondalkin while praising Irish leaders and warning against reformist agitations. The piece records the hospital’s mission to relieve contagion and poverty and lists donors, physicians, and committee members who assist with collections and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School Society For
Ireland
British Review
Sony
Dublin
Hiranberg
Nisda
Ralentann
Ads
Gap Mining
Whitworth Fever Hospital
PaTaox
Lisvrexant
Ducausa of
Donner
Vic
Mountjoy-place
Wm. Burke
W.G. Puredon
Temple-st
Parnett
Merrion-aquare
Montserratt
Summer-hill
Peach Fedes
Sinerre
Tyla
Stove Canal
Dultin
Dnstitiving
Elnek
Joho Sackson
Uie
Wefai
Divecor Marah
Molesworth-atceeg
Burgroudolinxep
South Anone-atreet
Ordtr
A. Ewinson
Cnarlemont-atreet
Dempsey's
Sackville Street
Clondalkin
Lord Cloncurry
Moasra Webb
Iart
Theatra Gal
Cha
Tonat
Aahla
Old Ireland
Pherry
Traland
Esteen: Which Chew All Bore Him Whilst So Many of the Nobility of Srefansd
Acorn Bes
Gavasefakysass
Dresabl
Peteb
Ciurse
Pedaween
Lee
Wwe
Wits
Crete
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Blake
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Widder
Alan
Hors
Coura
Monugugan
Sitante
Kilmain
County of
Mayong
FSA
le William
ON Brown
Eng
Laine Mis
Baggot Street
Byrnes
Koz
Pad O'Rielly
Thomas Ital
Beane
Aiviag
Thomas Ball
Tlive
Robert Aldridge
James Camrenece
Cotter, Bart
Manfreds
Sumalhoadm
Meadick Ty
LINN
Naver
Beinster
Ian Plier
Erties
Phanetes Uaa
Thei
Felagoes
Tim
Jones
Aravecennt
Fouvet
Conan
Bayer
Hapheir
Otetan
Tadi
Joein Smith
Baia
Hifa
O'Connell
Alderman Nugent
Rogland
Scotland
England
York
Galt
Michael Cuffeys
Cote
Bertepios
Bent
Loni Cloncurry
Pola Tits Patel
Evan
Stary Cat
Bat Foods
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