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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Nov 18, 1822

Page

5

Deorros Chancery Case Describes Public Sale In Dublin

A lengthy chancellor order from 1472 directs a public sale of numerous townlands and estates in and around Dublin. The proceedings name defendants and many parcel descriptions, with the sale scheduled for a future court date at the seller’s chambers. Notices cite Robert Erick Connor and attorney Mrabazon Browne, at 115 Baggot Street.

Eng Dons Quay Dublin B. Carrendaly Cansnaatrans Castine Par South Laflortune Carranapas Tr Carromneener Ane Careidolly Batlinderry Crewagis Glenmask Bo- Rilivolane Kellevolane Killredlane Kinnaghily Ballynanteive Ballygarry Poiormenane Miller Fill Haltinermare Moroteen- Mt Magharladels Mase Meelick Carminons Carremlossy Corramaeeny Daimeaggy Dairncarbane Derryma Deerymore Cullentronal Carcen Clanbury Knocknera Knockford Kilcolman Balparen Develinebeni Laghranco Cartlecacra Cartleear Dro- Raila Bullivick Toghan Radull Wark Ballingfonkhunebeg Croushrimbegg Masmafa Corveigh Canmaghlapard Carrow- Cerrowkilane Carrowreagh Clonencsawsl Ballyhames Ardmadown Derryinn Derrymbehy Darae Dameoyle Currowie Tuyneene Drimdenagh Batlygarry Mmshgengit Kabyarabouy Atlagh Batlyhean Iypentar Ballevichiver Balleuneetnys Hilee Bat- Ballvroarke Carcownmdlac Haf Quarter Jomashiord Rurthainre East Gortnorendhweet Thenagh Garros Uilia Gortrauagmere Gart Gortredon Gortsovhane Garwardson Relia Koocknemonaghlane Agin Deroul Carrowley Cairamcorosay Larkin Roger Power Bert Burke Patrick Mireal Chidy al Donagh Whine Dominick Browne Thomas Laughey John Corey Eald Town Lika Kelly Kémund Sid Town Siberly Peter Planagana Innaid Patrick Lynch Francia Lynch Bart Ron Erick Connor Henala Mrabazon Hrowne Baggot Street

Thomas Ball Chancery Case Adjourned to Tuesday

In chancery court the case of Thomas Ball and others is adjourned to Tuesday the 11th for further proceedings. The land dispute concerns ownership and forthright placement of a hone and related properties, with a possible compulsory sale if not resolved.

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Auction of Cong Monastic Lands in Mayo Galway Districts

Decreed sale of lands and tenements in Mayo and Galway held under Sir Neal G Donnell estate. Proclamation set for December at One o clock in Dublin to public auction at chambers on the Innis quay. Interested parties urged to contact Robert Mayne, solicitor, 25 Jervis Street, Dublin for details all concerned are advised.

Wiliam Browne William Browne Deeres of Kin Plaineiff Neal O'Donel Court of Chanceothers Ireland Chambhers Inna Quay Dublin Cong Atherw Canons de Killognerry Galway Mayo Neal G.donnell William, Henn Robt Mayne Jervis Street

Auction sale of Cork mansion and lands in Mallow estate

Plaintiff Sir James Laurence et al recovered decree and ordering sale of the Mansion House and Lands of Annabella and North Till in the Manor of Mallow County Cork with outbuildings and tenements in Cork City and Liberties, to be sold by public auction to the highest bidder on November 22 next at 2 o clock in the afternoon. Rental details and inquiries directed to Axum and Kify, solicitors, South Mall, Cork.

Wigh Court of Chancery Treland Island Heisk Kikilea Brriffe Uarangey Satlinheit Atherwine Hoon Carrowlogan Haining Cyatelo Alva Eons Warga Ardagn Dunlin Annabella Mallow Daniel Calaghan Leitrim Saturba Anid Mosara Hornish Crawford Huderick Connor Axuam Kify Marlborough At Dultin

Robbery at Fever Hospital Patients Looted in Dark Street

A bold attack at the Fever Hospital in Cook Street sees thieves force entry by ladder, breaking into the Stereroeim ward and stealing clothing, bedding, and various personal items from named patients and others. A reward of twenty guineas is offered for the apprehension of the culprits.

Fever Hospital Perkates Jane Toole Garden Line Old Erestloak Biddy Kelly WU Cheeveteat Blede Anderson Mary Lee Harrington-plsee Biddy Walteh Wandatreet Mary Connolly Patriot Atrent Old Do Mary Gallaher Aungier Street Aone Kavanagh Peter Atreet Toland Street Day Pale of Sons Thomas Darcy Dole Lane Mary Flewming Gaveinnes Oreer Ames Hgister Cook-street Bess

Hatanee Fund Drive Aims for Progressive Relief Support

A damaged notice outlines plans to create a permanent fund funded by beer handover proceeds. It seeks backers to join as subscribers, promising to improve conditions and welfare. The document hints at a petition to consent and future administration by a managing body.

Spinning Wheels Sale Amid Turbulent Drafts

Fragmentary OCR notes describe spinning wheels offered for sale with references to Mendicepy and Aosta. The legibility is low. key names and locations are uncertain, but the fragment hints at a sale listing and possible administrative terms.

ENFIELD'S YOUNG ARTIST'S ASSISTANT FOR AMUSEMENT

An 18th century catalog advertises ENFIELD'S YOUNG ARTIST'S ASSISTANT and The Young Man's Book of Knowledge. It details drawings in gray tones, landscapes, portraits, miniatures, enamel work, engravings, and science amusements. Published in London by John Cumming with multiple booksellers, the volume promises broad utility and appeal.

John Cumming Tower Ormond Quay Enfield Artisi Young Artisi Graydon Alan Tnes William Enfield M.A. Ambar Element National Theotocy London Si Npkin and Marshal A. K. Newman

Whittingham's Cabinet Library Printed by C Whittingham

A catalog style notice from 1849 detailing Whittingham editions for sale including Robinson Crusoe, Goldsmith, Pope, and More. Advertises pocket volumes with prices, printing by C Whittingham, and booksellers at No 16 Lower Ormond Quay. Also mentions Sunday schools and day schools and a public notice about association progress.

Whittingham Olymea Certs Obinson Crusor Berd Bacon Danice Goldsmith Dolinsin Moore M Cottin Thonpann Virginia Dodd Prison Thomine Jenth Quarl Cowper Tuchius Burlet Vicar of Kippin Cooke Chinwick C. Whittingham John Cumming Lower Ormond Quay Honksellers

Charitable Repository Patronage and Storefront Report

The Charitable Repository reports eighteen years of operation under patronage of His Excellency the Marquis and Lady Charlemagne. Governesses promote relief for female poverty by selling articles made by workers at fair prices, funding extensive aid through the sale room and varied dressmaking, millinery, and needlework items. Donations and substitutions sustain donations. county milliners encouraged to purchase exhibited wares at favorable positions.

Qrafton-Street Marquis Wellesley Marquis Waersuer Bithenia Notatly Casciara RY Hardy Westie Charlemolent N.B. Countey Milliners Positon

Latin Hospital Relief Fund Extends Aid to Deserving Prisoners

A long charter lists patrons and officers of a Latin hospital relief effort established for prisoners in distress. It details roles from lord chancellor to baronet and notes aims to provide medicine and care when physicians are scarce, seeking to ease suffering of inmates and their families.

Duke of Wien Hose Dgendley Hove Barty Sohal Abel MTV Ted Farbonnes Hemel Bee Bey

Whitworth Flver Hospital Opened In May 1813

A historic Dublin notice details the opening of Whitworth Flver Hospital in May 1813. It lists prominent patrons and committee members, cites rapid contagion relief efforts, and invites charitable support at Snokville Street offices and via subscriptions from residents and local gentry.

Whitworth Flver raTaow Patroweee Ter Grece Donner Vich-Tatronesses Charlemount Tr Poor Trentis Lorton Cavendish-row Doutor Graves Uarenurtat Hobart Adams W. Wright Ireland Metripolis Pho Hospital Rover Dublin Poyer Snokvile Street John Fackson Néebel Eywintian Proecor Marah Molesworth-atreet Macfron Johhnsen South Anne-atreet Evinson

Public Dinner in Sackville Street for Clondalkin Orphan School

A public dinner at Dempsey's Sackville Street supported the Clondalkin Orphan School. The event featured toasts to the Noble President Lord Cloncurry, Daniel O’Connell, and responses praising Irish liberty and unity amid political tensions in Ireland, England, and Scotland.

Dempsey's Sackville-Street Clondalkin Lord Cloncurry Wabb and Hart Theatre Royal York Maria Wellesley Preland Shillelagh Therry Treland Traiaml Erland Gieir Nestor Elassu Bar Frente FC Whitse Ieee Amite Bette Gange

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