23 Nov 1786
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 23, 1786
Page
1
A fragmented proclamation in Dublin threatens severe measures to suppress tumult and unlawful practices. It names O Donnell and several others, offers rewards and a hundred pounds for each apprehended culprit, and calls governors and magistrates to execute the order with utmost urgency.
A Tarbert town notice proclaims a fire at a Kerrys stable owned by Michael Langan feloniously set alight by unknown persons. Edward Leslie signs the proclamation urging diligence to capture offenders, offering rewards of one hundred pounds for the first three apprehended and convicted, plus a royal pardon for any accomplice. The notice orders peace officers and locals to assist authorities before February 5 next, with prosecution by Conviction by August 241th 1726.
Proceedings concern Gerratstow estate in Dublin with defendants including Willian and Wesley Pole. The decree directs sale of lands and premises, specifying Inheritance issues and spouses, with notices dated 1786 and adjournments to November. Public sale details list timing, location, and parties, including CLANBRASSILL and ANBRASSIL.
Public notice from 1986 directs creditors and lienholders of Thomas Dalton the elder and Rev Thomas Dalton the younger to lodge their claims by December 15 to avoid losing any rights. The order, dated November 16 1986, cites Exchequer proceedings and lists trustees and plaintiffs including Frederick Trench and Michael Furnell.
David Franks administrator with the will quatered, Thomas ranks deceased, widow and sole executors. James Langton elder and James Langton younger as defendants. Note: one fourth part of the purchase money to be deposited at time of sale, remainder on conveyance. Sale adjourned to Monday next, at the office of the Kings sons, Dublin, at two oclock in the afternoon.
Pursuant to a decree of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer in Ireland the Town and Lands of Urard in County Tippeary with appurtenances are to be sold by public auction to the highest bidder on a specified Wednesday at two o clock at the office in Kin Tone Dublin. Dated November 1486.
The record refers to a court in Calla town Kilkenny enforcing a three life lease under the decree of his majesty. The case involves trustees and executors named in the document, detailing fealty to the decree and related property spots to be held for the lives specified. The event is tied to the calendar date in November 1786 and concerns land tenure under royal authority.
A court decree compels sale of the Dow and Lands of Ratti Higginstown Knockerine Bryanstown and Fieldfiewn in Meath and associated tenements in Drogheda. Purchases will be paid over the purchase money share to be apportioned, with divisions described and maps available at Capel Street. Dated November 1726.
The proceedings list multiple adjournments for the sale of property involving Amos Strettell and John Russell against Hon. Clibbayn. Notices state a quarter of purchase money due at sale, title deeds with attorney John Johnston Darrah in Dublin, and successive sale dates in November 1785 to 1786 with times and peremptory sale order.
Lands of Ballyburty Ballyhosty and Curragh Power offer 340 acres near Kilkenny and two miles from Tipperary town with clear rents 4471 and 4481 respectively. Maps and St George titles available through Thomas Brown jun. 153 Thomas Street Dublin to receive proposals and forward to Colonel St George.
Acres of meadow within five miles of ulin on the East Road to Mallahide. Grounds shaded by full-grown trees. The house is only three years built and enjoys sea proximity without its inconveniences. Apply to William Lytler. Abbey-street May 23 1736. An elegant house fit for a large family.
County of Tipperary describes 855 acres arable land and 129 acres bog in the Lower Ormond basin near Birr in King's County. Held by fee farm lease with a clear rent of about one pound per annum. Application to Thomas Faris, attorney, Bolton Street, Dublin, where title deeds and counterparts may be seen. Peb tith 1286.
The Lord Lieutenant and Council publish a broad reward and pardon offer for the capture and conviction of John O Donnell Bartholomew Shea Patrick Hetherman James Mc Nawara James Lughmie James Collins Anne Cody Michael McElligot John Mihane James Mahirre Timothy McGarthy Patrick Burgen and others for a barbarous murder and felonies tied to an attack at a prison or goal. A second bounty offers twenty pounds for helping recapture other felons who escape from goal. The decree, dated August 1384, urges all subjects to aid in apprehension, prosecution, and prevention of aiding offenders. The notice names witnesses and places such as Dublin and County Kerry and calls for vigilance across the kingdom.
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